THE BAND. Top row, left to right, Vivian Williams, Margaret Sampson, Alma Charles, Donna Fry, Edna Ironpipe,
Helen George, Earl Ironpipe, Wilma Celestine, Juanita Placid, Nancy Samuels. Fourth row, Marthella Stahi, Doris
Scott, Christine Millett, Darlene Lozeau, Betty Conrad, Anna May Sharp, Ramona Bell. Third row, Henrietta Curl,
Imogene Washington, Cecelia Gardee, Catherine Shoeships, Ellen Henry, Vinnie Matt. Second row, Laura Mae
Conway, Juanita Geoige, Mary Lane, Sylvia Williams, Eliiabeth McDevitt. Front row, Mr. Matt, Donna Stone, Estelle
Swain, Beverly Hugues, Alvina Lozeau, Rebecca Andy, Al.a
Plummer.
JUNIORS AND SENIORS
HEAR TALKS
The members of the Junior and
Senior classes had the pleasure of
having Mr. George LaVatta, tribal
relations officer, Mr. Harvey Wright,
state supervisor of Indian Education,
and Mr. Bob Smith, representative of
Oregon Technical school, speak to
them on Career Day, April 25. This
is part of the councilling program
offered at Chemawa.
SOPHOMORE GIRLS HAVE PICNIC
The sophomcre class in home eco
nomics planned a picnic as their
last class meeting. The picnic was
held in the "Fir Grove" with the girls
exhibiting real talent in the arts of
fire building and open fire cookery.
At the end of the picnic the girls
again demonstrated their knowledge
af forest fire control by carefully put
ting the camp fire out. The trip was
a nice experience and the girls en
joyed working out the cooking prob
lems a picnic involves.
The Student Council, in behalf of
the student body, wish to express
their sincere appreciation to the
Chemawa Youth Fellowship for the
gift of $11.90. We are certain the
money will be used to purchase
something which the students will
enjoy. Thank you very much.
McCash,
Martha
Trickey,
Isabelle
Patchpe,
Leota
ATTEND F. E. U. CONVENTION
DESTINATION PACIFIC COLLEGE
Dr. Leslie Stone, Mrs. Annette Mac
Donald, Mr. James MacDonald, Mrs.
Edith Howard and Miss Beatrice
Morse were the elected delegates
that attended the F. E. U. State Con
vention held in Portland, Oregon,
April 30, in the Blue Room in the
Multnomah hotel. James P. Cooley,
Regional Director, Eleventh United
Service Region, was the main speak
er. Medford, Oreaon, was chosen as
the c’tv to have the 1950 state meet-
ina. At 7:00 pm. th~ delegates and
guests met with the Washington del
egates at a banquet held in the Ev
ergreen Hotel, Vancouver, Wash., in
the Gold Room. The speaker for the
banquet was Jason Lee, Portland At
torney. After *he banquet a dance
was held, in the Gold room.
The members of the senior class
accompanied by Miss Morse and Mr.
Hudson made a trip to Pacific Col
lege, Newberg, Oregon, April 8. A
guide took us through the adminis
tration, science, art and music build
ings, also the dining hall, which was
very attractive and the gymnasium.
The students were very friendly and
gave us a warm welcome.
Tho afternoon of April 1 found the
Chemawa campus a very busy place.
Everyone was on the move. The oc
casion of all the activity was open
house a* all the shoos. The visits led
one to the print shop, auto shop, shoe
shop, caroenter shop, paint shop and
bakery. The shops were all decked
out for the occasion. As the painters
had iust completed their job of dec
orating, all were bright and shining.
The bakers had a goodly supply of
cookies with which to treat the
visitors.
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MASS SERVERS
The beginning of 1949 saw a new
activity at Chemawa, the "mass
servers" directed by Father Vande-
hey. There were eight boys in the
group.
In the coming year Father Van-
dehey and the boys intend to or
ganize the "Knights of the Altar
Society" and every boy will have to
know or learn the prayers before he
can serve mass.
SENIOR CLASS DINNER
Tho members of the graduating
class and their sponsor enjoyed a
class dinner at the students' dining
room, May 13. A special table was
set and decorated with flowers and
tall tapers. A delicious dinner was
prepared and served by the kitchen
□nd dining room staffs.