The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current, November 21, 1934, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextP age 3 T he CHEMAWA AMERICAN Organizations Y. W. C. A. The Y. W. C. A. had a very interesting Armistice program. Mrs. Mohr, who is one of the war mothers, gave a talk about Armistice. She also showed some pictures which were very interesting. A duet was given by Velma Hayward and Wilma Mesplie, also a piano solo by Wilma Mesplie. STUDENT COUNCIL The Advisory Committee and Student Council held a meeting Tuesday evening, November 13. Many im portant problems of the school were discussed and settled to the satisfaction of both committees. MUSIC CLUB The boys music club held a meeting Sunday, No vember 18th. The purpose of this meeting was to try out new members who were not able to attend the last meeting because of the basketball turn-out. Following the try-outs a short program was given and the club was adjourned. LO-HE-HA CLUB Love, health, happiness! What more could anyone ask? If there are any doubts—this is the newly organized girl’s club. The second meeting was held Monday night at the reception room of the club house, which was adopted as a permanent meeting place for the Lo-He-Ha girls. Three new members were added to the list. The Misses Hoffman, Cruise and Wentzel. The girls had a successful basketball turn-out Sun day night after chapel. Some new tricks were un earthed, such as catching the ball with your face and bouncing it on your nose before catching it. GIRLS’ MUSIC CLUB Thursday, November 22nd will be the next regular meeting date for the Girls’ Music Club and it is hoped that nothing will interfere with this date and there will be full attendance. Owing to an unexpected meeting that conflicted with our own date our meeting was omitted. It is possible for those really interested in music to advance themselves more than they realize. For in stance; two former members of our club Lena Louie and Merceline Seltice, who are now attending the University of Idaho at Moscow are reported to be members of the University singing organization. And this isn’t all, for returning to our home-ground we find Mary lyall singing in an organization of Salem high. This should awaken some serious thought on the part of all our members and encourage them to make the best of present day opportunities to step out side the works of our club. Attention might aptly be called to the fact that two of Chemawa’s young men who are also prominent in the singing organiza tion at Salem high, namely Janies Rosario and Francis Thomas. Y. M. C. A. The very best of time was had by all at the “News Paper” party given at the gym on the night of Nov. 16. Miss Mohr sponsored the party and the novelty of the party was so enjoyable that it was rather diffi cult to persuade the members that it was time to go home. There was quite a number of employees, who are honorary members, at the party. Refreshments were served while Ed Case and his Wranglers sang sweet melodies. We hope to have more of these par ties in the future. The Y.M. held its regular meeting on November 18, and elected Wallace Zundle as athletic manager. It was decided for the future meeting that all members representing different tribes, tell of their tribal history, customs, arts etc. This will no doubt prove very in teresting. TRADES The junior and senior nurses held their second meet ing November 2, at 6:30 p.m. We discussed some im portant subjects that will be of help to us in the future. We have decided to organize a basket-ball team too. * * * The senior planning class served a three course dinner last week, November 8. They invited two guests apiece, an employee and a student friend. Each of the girls had for this project the planning prepara tions and serving of her meal. It wasn’t to exceed twenty cents. Tuesday, November 13, Rose Belcourt and Josephine Small prepared and served a birthday dinner for Mr. Caisse in honor of his wife. The girls got a great deal of fun from having the responsibility of doing it all alone. Mrs. Caisse was very pleasantly surprised over the dinner her husband had planned for her. The junior class have also been having fine projects of serving simple luncheons. This week will finish this quarter and for the next quarter they will be in the sewing department. The cooking class now feel that they have a first - class dining room since the floors have been so nicely varnished by the boys. The sewing department has also made some very nice blocked print curtains. Other departments in various parts of the building have been improved too.