The Chemawa American, January 20, 1939, Page 3, Image 3

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C hkm aw a
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A m erica n
J u s t S e n io r s
C H E hails from H arlem , M ontana, w here she
g rad u ated from th e H arlem P ublic School.
She th en came to Chem aw a to enter her fresh­
m an year. H er sophom ore year found her p resi­
d en t of th a t class, and her ju n io r year found her
stu d y in g com m ercial. She is now th e secretary
of th e Senior Class and form er president of the
little Flow er Society. H e r greatest am bition is
to be a success.
H er hobby is w ritin g and you m ight guess
th a t her favorite past tim e is eating. A lthough
one m ust adm it th a t is a wee bit unusual, for
she and her room m ate “ D odo” Day often eat
after nine P .M . Even if she dosen t eat m uch of
a n y th in g else h er greatest weakness is stewed
p runes.
In less serious m om ents you m ay hear her e x ­
claim ing * Oh y o u !” She is fair in w ork and
play, has a keen sense of hum or, and is friendly.
T hese are a few of th e things th a t go to m ake up
th is w inning little personality of E rm a “ S lin g er”
C ham berlin.
'T 'H E treasurer of th e Seniors rated eating
1 as a satisfactory reply. F riends of E dw ard
A rcham beau m ay say th at sports is his idea ci
fun. H e has an active interest in sports, but
basketball, baseball and track rank highest w ith
hi^a. F u rth e r questioning reveals th at he also
has a lik in g for tennis and d ee r” h u n tin g .
T h ro u g h A thletics he has earned four stripes,
b u t he th in k s th ree stripes are more attractive on
his “ C ” sw eater.
E d w a rd ’s nicknam e is “ b u d ” or b u d d y .”
Buddy was born at W olf P oint, M ontana,
M arch 2, 1919. H e attended school at Poplar,
M ontana.
B u d ’s one am bition is to be a m achinist and
he “ hopes” to be a good one.
If one should ask him w hat his hobby is, he
m ight volunteer th at he “ likes to sleep .”
H e was form er vice-president of th e Junior
Class He has been an officer for three years.
F riendly to eyeryone, ready and interested in
all activities is E dw ard “ B ud” A rcham beau.
C a m p u s G o ssip
R ollo Brown v isits T ra c k 's ro o m q u ite fre q u e n tly to
liste n to th a t h a u n tin g m elody, “ M a rg ie ,” w hich T rack
p lay s for h im w hen ev er R ollo w an ts to rem inisce.
G irls! Beware of th e B erkshire b ro th e rs, W h ito rd .
S im m ons, S hilo, a n d W hiteclay, b tte r k n o w n as th e
P ig v ille Playboys.
L ory V ivette in sists th a t she is g o in g to m arry for lo v e .
K ay “ S tu b b y ” H am ilto n a n d Ivy M ckinney are p re tty
stiff co m p etito rs for th e n am e of “ sto re r a t s . ” E v ery
four o ’clock, w ith o u t fail, th ey are in th e sto re “ d u n k ­
in g ” d o u g h n u ts a n d “ g u zzlin g ” ro o t beer.
‘C h r i s t y ’ A m yotte, th e boy w ho h ails from th e m id d le
w est, says th at h e can hook any g irl on th e cam p u s an y
tim e h e w ishes. H e is co n sid erin g th e possib ility of
h a v in g a bad case, an d is lo o k in g over p ro sp ects, so
w atch o u t g irls an d be careful for h e m inces no w o id s.
“ P ee-W ee” G erard h as a new toy th a t h e carries
aro u n d ju s t lik e a w ee baby w ith its first ra ttle r. H e e n ­
joys it im m en sely . A sk h im to see it som etim e.
L ost a n d F o u n d
L O ST —Chem aw a School S p irit; seen at pep ra llie s in
th e A ud ito riu m , d isap p ears a t gym . A ll perso n s be on
lo o k o u t. L iberal rew ard offered.
FO U N D —A pocketbook by L eR oy W ilder. Could it
possibly b elo n g to Stanley?
L O ST —D orothy D ay lo st h e r L ittle Y ellow B asket.
FO U N D — H is h e a rt's d esire, Ben Bear C hum .
L O ST — O ne g u n by B erth a. S h e w ill be k n o w n as
“ O n e-G u n ” B lakeslee u n til it is found.
FO U N D — A G reasy h a t by N ath an “ P a l” D ick.
L O ST —In a fog, E v a Q ueapam a,
L O S T — Brains of L eo n ard L ogan. F in d e r please r e ­
tu rn th em to h is hom e room .
FO U N D —By “ P ee-W ee” G erard , tw o u sefu l pencils,
b u t h e is in hopes no one w ill claim th em .
L O ST —In his R everie, H u g h P len ty H oops.
FO U N D —A “ H ey, h o n e y ” p h rase by F ra n k M edi­
cine H orse.
L O ST —Voice of Iris L ee H ogsed. L arg e rew ard b e­
in g offered.
FO UN D — R ollo B row n’s appetite. All h elp h im k eep it.
L O ST — A h e a rt, b elo n g in g to Betty G leason. F in d e r
please re tu rn it, as she can n o t g e t an o th er.
FO U N D — M att M ireau eatin g a P igtail sandw ich.
L O S T —T he little h o rse of L en a Davis.
C o m m er c ia l —T h e S enior Com m ercial s tu ­
dents are ty p in g m anuscripts th at have been
transcribed from shorthand w ork. T hese w ill be
given to th e grade school for reading m aterial.
In Business E nglish they have com pleted
reading “ G one W ith T he W in d ” and are now
having a short review on G ram m ar before b e­
ginning another interesting book.
They are ty p in g th e Social Econom ic Class
m aterial on different tribes. These are to be
kept on file and sent to W ashington D. C.
E dith T ra ck has received her fifty-w ord a
m inute aw ard. T he rem ainder of th e class are
striving for th eir aw ards.
Everyone seems to be w ondering who made a
“ drindle h an d o u t” bag in the Senior Com mercial
sew ing class.