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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1936)
4 - - fw H The CHEMAWA AMERICAN 4 Rhythm Chief’s Dream Just Songs ATHLETICS My “ Lucky Star,” Dorothy As I sit in my “ Old Rocking Chair” ‘neath the “ Blue Moon” “ On The Beach at Bali Bali” I can’t help but “ Dream of You,” I -wonder “ Are Yon Thinking of Me Tonight?” “ All My Life” I ’ve hoped for “ Some Chemawa Cops Initial Casaba Game one Like You” but now “ I t ’s Over” and Of The Season I ’m really “ Sorry” but “ You Let Me; Down” so all I can say is, I have “ No On December 17, on the home floor, Regrets’ ’ after all “ I ’m Just An Old Cow Chemawa’s A and B strings easily won Hand.” I guess “ You’r Not The Kind” over the Gervais teams. Chemawa’s of a girl for a boy like me,' because I second team won by a score of 33 to 12 don’t know much about “ Living In A with Lodge, Bostwick, andBearcub lead Great Big Way” Listen “ Sugar” just ing the scoring attack. Lodge made 14 forget about me and “ These Foolish of the 33. points for the Indians. Things” I ’m saying because “ i t ’s Over Chemawa’s varsity won by a score of Because We’re Through” and “ if I t’s 46 to 17 with Green leading the ^coring True What They Say About Dixie” thats attack and making 16 of the points. where I ’ll be because I ’m “ Crying For The Carolines” I want to seethe “ Moon Indians Play Slovenly Game With Rise On The Lowlands” and watch “ Old * Woodburn And Lose J 9-32 Man River” as I listen to a “ Louisana Last Friday Coach Wilder and his Fairy Tale” and hear in the distance a basketball team of stalwart Indians were “ Swanee Lullaby.” “ Take My Heart With Y o u ” “ Al defeated by Woodburn by a score of 19 ways” and being “ i t ’s A Sin To TeTkA to 32 on the latter’s court. Woodburn, led by their six foot cent Lie” because “ It Ain’t Right” I ’ll have to go on “ Confessing’r that “ I Love You er and forward, rolled up a terrific score Truly” because “ I Can’t Escape From before the Indians started hitting the You.” I guess it was “ Just A Summer hoopi The first quarter ' ended with Romance” but “ I ’d Love To Take Ord Woodburn leading 15 to 3 and the half ers From You’ ’ because “ You’re So Darn 9 to 18. .The second half opened like a whirl Charming.” “ Bye Bye Baby” and don’t forget to wind with the Braves making baskets “ Keep Your Fingers Crossed” I hope from all angles, but the Indians handi “ Someday Sweetheart” you’ll see that capped by, the height of the palefaces “ I Am The Kind Of A Guy For A Girl could not get a-hold of the ball is the reason which caused their defeat. Like You.” C hristians yvas high scorer for the “ Until Today” I ’ve been just ‘‘Daly T he Chemawa B team won Dreaming” I suppose, so “ Until The Indians. The Real Thing Comes Along” I ’ll say fro m jh e W oodburn second team 26 to 9 with Bostwick high point player. “ Good-Bye.” “ I Am Yours,” Molalla Is Humbled By Fast Breaking First Cornetist CHEMAWA QUINTET LOSES ONE IN FOUR STARTS Offense Of Braves Marriages Of Former Students Coach Wilder and his Chemawa Red skins scored a double win over Molalla’s Mr. Larsen’s secretary, Ruby Dean, surprised all of her friends on the campus * first and second teams on Dec .\ 15 th on by getting married a week or soago. Her the Molalla floor. husband, Mr. Edwin Leno, is a resident Chemawa’s varsity led Molalla through of Grand Ronde. We wish them alljthe out the whole game and rolled up a final luck in world. score of 48 to 23. The Indians scoring Miss Alice Bachman, a former and prominent Chemawa student, was mar attack clicked with perfection for Mollala ried recently to Mr. Floyd Avery of was unable to check them at any time very * effectively. “ Bud” . Archambeau Portland, Oregon. Was the star of the evening with 23 points. Chemawa’s second string played a good game. The Indians were trailing at the end of thé first half, by a score of 8 to 6, but the team came back strongly to win by à score of 22 to 15. “ Bud” Archambeau Leads Braves In Scoring Spree Against Sandy Coach Wilder and his Indians scored a double win over Sandy on December 18th on the opponent’s floor. The second team won by a score of 53 to 21. The second string so far has -had a very successful season for it has won every game. The varsity won by a score of 38 to 18. ‘Bud’ Archambeau led the Indian scorers and made over half of the points. Red Elk at center and Bighorn played a very good game. Chemawa’s offensive and deTensive game is improving as the sea son .progresses, and Coach Wilder expects by mid-season to have a last powerful team. All-Stars Swish Hoop Like W all Street Ticker Against Brooks The All-Star basketball team, com posed of players not eligible for high school competition, opened their season on Dec. 15th to defeat Brooks by an overwhelming score on the Chemawa floor. The Indians managed to outplay and o u t p a s s t h e B r o o k s quintet throughout the game. They began their »spree early in the first quarter and never stopped until the final whistle blew. They chalked up a 62-10 victory over their opponents. T h e A lb S tar leaps has Joined a league w hich Is made up of team s from the towns in the surrounding country and expect to play a number of games with these teams during the season. The girls inter-class basketball tourna ment ended with the juniors as champ ions and the other three classes trying for second. _ The juniors won every game they played with the other classes. The sophomores won from t h e freshmen, seniors from the sophomores and the freshmen from the seniors. The captains of the class teams are as follows: Josephine Reynolds., s e n i o r ; Wilma Yellowrobe, j u n i o r ; Dorothy Southern, sophomore; and Anna Arch dale, freshman.
