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THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
Welcome to
Chemawa
STUDENT
B R IE F S
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On Washihgton’s Birthday in
During the school year the
names of several people have been the afternoon, Florence : Sorondo
added to the roster of Chemawa and I worked for Mrs, Schultz.
employees. Some by now are quite When we were through she took
well acquainted; others are new us for a ride around Keizer. We
comers. Chemawa students and stopped and visited Mr. and Mrs.
employees welcome all who have Stanley Asheutt. They invited us
in to see their beautiful house. Be
come to work with them.
fore
coming back to Chemawa we
David Doerksen, a student at
rode around in Manbrin Gardens
Willamette Uhiversity in Salem,
and looked at the houses.
assists in the intramural activities
S —rGeorgia Lucei
of younger boys at Chemawa.
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Mrs. Mary E. Bartolomé is a
matron at Winona Hall.
The eighth grade has been seeing
Mrs. James Johnston is teaching slides, doing' I experiments, 1 and
ninth grade.
drawing pictures in,science class.
Mrs, Buell Vaughn is a matron We enjoy our science periods on
at McBride Hall.
Thursdays and Fridays. ’
For one of our experiments we
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Castillo are
instructiqnal aides in the Navajo invited Mr. Short, Mrs. Burke, Mrs.
program.
Johnston, Mrs. Hudson, and Mrs.
Brannon On that day we saw
spores on mold, bread, moss; and
Campus Visitors
ferns. We looked'through a bio
scope and a microscope. '
F rien d s o f C h em aw a
I—Isabelle Phillips
Chief Tsumtestas, Warm Springs,
Oregon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Snipe,
One of the outstanding dances
Blackfoot, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tulee, on the program, new to many of
us, was the shake dance of the Sho
Toppenish, Washington.
Mrs. Maude Antoine, Pendleton, shone and Bannock Indians. The
dance signifies the fear of evil
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilder, spirits. It was danced by Willis
Chiloquin, Oregon. Warren Wilder Dixey, Lonnie Raeehorse, and
Herbert Pevo. ’^ E le a n o r Rabbie
'Is a former Chemawa student.
I Father Norbert Fritz, Estacada,
Oregon. Father Fritz was formerly
in charge of the campus Catholic
On weekends you can get odd
church.
jobs on the campus if you look for
Mr. and Mrs. John Payne, Salem, them. There are all kinds, such as
Oregon. Mrs. Payne-is a former mowing lawns, working in gardens,
Chemawa teacher.
pulling weeds/ hauling rubbish,
Mrs» Nettle Hauser, Salem, Ore washing windows, and washing
gon. Mrs. Hauser is a former Che cars. All you have to do is, go out
mawa teacher.
and look for them. Once you g e t
Ina Culpus, Warm Springs, Ore a small job and do it well, the per
gon.
son you worked for will want you
Cynthia Moody, Warm Springs, back. This way you will earn
OregQii.
Spending money. On- weekends
Delphine Moody, Warm Springs, when you have nothing ,Vo do but
Oregon.
sit around, go out and look for a
Elainei Jackson, Chiloquin, Ore job; jt’s f u n , once you get on to
gon.
it.'-
—John Thorpe
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Pageant
Performers
S tu d en ts w ho took p a r t in th e p agean t
I weffe: chanters, Simmer Tendoy, Oscar
Minke, Randolph W ilson, Roy Dem psey,
lam es Redstreet, Jefferson Lee, W ilson N ez,
Tojn Jones, Harry Larry,-John Martin;' w ar
dance, Francis Dixey, Willis D ixey, Lonnie
Racehorse, James O sborne, Charles ^Tellier,
C h a rle s W ym an, G eo rg e U m tuch, H erb ert
Pevo, F indley Broncho; sh a k e d a n c e , Lon
n ie R acehorse, H erb ert Pevo, W illis Dixey;
sm all b o y s' In d ian d a n c e , Clifford W ash
ings, H enry Bill, V irgil S eam an , M oses
Thom pson; h oop d a n c e , G eo rg e Brown;
e a g le - d a n c e , .John P addock; Y eechai
d a n c e , W ilson Nez, P resley N orton,. Tom
Jones, John Yazzie, H arry L arry, R obert
Tso, T hom as B egay.
W elcom e d a n c e , sw a n d a n ce, can o e
d a n c e , a n d fare w ell d a n c e , G lad y s Hel-
lon, D a lth e a M iller, G e o rg ia Lucei, S a ra h
L ew is, Yvonne C h o a te , A d a C olfax, M yrtle
R acine, Irm a Pepion, M arilyn Luke, L av in ia
Johnson, A lice F ran k , C hristine Thom pson,
D elores B ennett, D elores C loud, M arcel
ine Jabeth, D orothy H arris, L orraine F arm
er, M yrna Lloyd, M a rg a re t W esley, E llen
M ichaele, R am ona Tulee; a rro w d a n c e ,
D orothy H arris, fe a th e r d a n c e , C hristine
Thom pson, A da 'Colfax; sn a k e d a n ce,
C h a rles Tellier, D orothy H arris, A da Col
fax, L orraine F arm er, M yrtle R acine; N av
ajo corn g rin d in g cerem ony, M ag g ie Red-
h o rse, Ruth S ilas, Lucy Rose F rancisco,
Louise Jeff.
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C horus, M adeline Edmo, B etty K ennerly,
Elsie M cjoe, M ary E llen W ym an, M axine
Punkin, E sther Scott, T ham er P erry, S hirley
F au lk n er, D elphine C a p p s, R eb ecca A ndy
P earl B arr, E velyn B rahm an, D o n n a F au lk
n er, M ary F erris, Jo an H arw ood, Rose
M arie James., E rm a Johnson, A valon Ken
n ed y , E lean o r McKenzie, W ilm a S p earso n ,
B a rb a ra W ap ato , Cecil'e R unningcran e,
Rose M arie W ash in g to n , E sther W atah .
A nnette W hite E ag le, D elores Yym an, S hir
ley P lacid, V irg in ia Scott, L eona Dick.
We’ve been studying about soil
erosion. We have learned about
different ways that soil erosion is
caused,—farmers not taking care
of their soil, wind blowing it away,
and water washing it away.
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— Evelyn Brahman
It’s good to be back at Chemawa
after a nice weekend spent with my
parents in Vancouver, Washington.
We went to see a fish hatchery. It
was interesting, but I especially en
joyed the beautiful scenery we saw.
— L orraine F arm er