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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1938)
T he C h em a w a A m er ic a n C a r p e n t e r —T h e boys in th is shop are glad to see th e W . P . A, start dem olishing Mr. D avis’s form er residence, as th a t is th e location for the shop project house for th is school year, and of course they, are anxious to get started on it. A fter m aking tw enty or more w aste baskets for various buildings, we hope th e dem ands for these will let up a little. Six new book cases are now in process of con struction. W e hope to have th e new cottage, made last term , ready for occupancy in the near futu re. O ur tw o Crows, Backbone, and Fallsdow n are doing m uch to fill th e places of some of our boys who were m ainstays last year. Does “ S lim ” A rn o u x alw ays have a stage to practice his steps on, or som etim es does outside H aw ley hall suffice? W hen will Jo h n n y G erard learn a Copenhagen can is not a necessary carpenter-tool? T he new heating pipes installed by Mr. A sh u r Jackson are w orking fine. A rth u r V anP elt seems to be able to use the board stretcher in a very capable m anner P a in t S hop —T his departm ent has carried on for two weeks w ith the instructor, Mr. Saunders absent. T h e boys are doing all w ork necessary on th e school cam pus; the grade school had one floor sanded and varnished, and a nother floor has ju st been finished. T h e p ainters have painted the new ‘Eye Clinic R oom ’ w ith an apricot color for the walls, and ivory coloring for th e ceiling. T h e radiators were painted silver. T h e job has recently been com pleted T h e new group of boys have been stain in g and v arn ish in g w aste paper baskets for W inona hall and McBride hall. T h e p ainters are off to a gooci sta rt,h a v in g three experienced and four new students learn in g the trade K it c h e n — “ S lim ” F o u rn ier of th e kitchen and his brigade are busy as usual, cooking the meals for the students. “ Slim* ’ reports th a t th is y ear’s crew of boys in the kitchen is the best ever. A1 M yers is th e only veteran cook in th e k itc h en. H e is also th e 'stu d e n t forem an. 5 P r in t e r s — W ith b u t tw o old-tim ers, Delbert Olney and Elias Q uaem pts, our trusted forem an, the progress of the new boys has been phenom enal. It is hard to single out the scholar of the ‘ ‘g a n g ,” b u t to observers th e honor th u s far goes to C raig P atto n . H ow ever, A1 Sm ith Fred G ran t, V ictor Pierre, Owen W eeks, Fred Sam uels and Carl L obert,are nobody’s “ green p a stu re s.” B a k er y — T his departm ent has jiist received 464 sacks of flour, w hich is expected to last all ‘ year. “ C hico” N orton is no longer worki-ng here, but Oi"ville D anzuka and H ardin Simmons fill his stogies up pretty good; both are expert floor scru b bers. A uto S h o p — R aym ond A ndrew s is converting a Chevrolet coach body in to a pick-up w hich is to be used for general all around purpose. H e e x pects to com plete his job by the first part of nex t w eek.T he new boys are now having classes in specialize lubrication. C l o t h in g —A ll classes spent th eir first m onth m aking clothes for th e younger girls in M cBride hall, and have com pleted about 75 garm ents. T h e production sew ing girls have kept busy doing the m ending for all buildings, and in ad dition have m ade about 800 sheets, 650 pillow cases, 1,000 pullm an towels, and 50 pairs of cu r tains since school began. F oods —T h e cooking classes have com pleted th e ir canning, and are now studying breakfasts and luncheons. H ome M a n a g em en t — T h e Senior girls in H om e M anagem ent have been canning foods for use in the Practice Cottage, and are now review! ing the u n it in child care in preparation for a tw o weeks experience living in McBride hall, and helping w ith the younger children. E ach Seniof girl will live four weeks in the Practice Cottage, and two weeks in McBride hall. ? •// H ome M a k in g C la sses —U nder Mrs. Lad^ these classes have been stu d y in g the im portance of good health habits, good housekeeping, and the ability to live happily w ith others. T he class in Home R elations has been discuss ing the home from the standpoint of w hat is nec essary for its success. They had th eir first joint discussion w ith the boys’ class T uesday, O ctp^er 18, to discuss the topic “ W h at m akes a Satism t? tory Home L ife .” \ H ome M e c h a n ic s —T his departm ent of Senior girls have ju st completed enam eling a built Jn cabinet in th e Senior cooking laboratory; and expect to begin on a u n it on the care and-repajp of electrical home appliances.