The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current, January 01, 1963, Image 1

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    VOLUME 59
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Students Enjoy Lions7 Club Party
All the students went to the Li­
ons’ Club Party on December 19th.
The party was held in the audi­
torium. First we saw. foiir clowns.
They were real funny and goofie.
Some of the clowns were playing
funny jokes and some of them
were frolicking. They made every­
one laugh.
The next act was a magician. He
showed Us some very exciting
tricks with his magic. We watched
him very closely trying to find out
what he was doing with his magic
hut we Estill don’t understand what
he did.
There was some band music. We
liked that. Then Santa Clause came
.in and he passed out bags of candy
to all the Chemawastudents.
We surely enjoyed the party. All
the students thank ’the Lions’ Club
for giving us such a nice party.
Jim Christian
Henry Tachene,
Julious John
CHRISTMAS AT CHEMAWA
We boys had a real nice Christ­
mas at McNary. Some rooms were
well decorated. Two rooms won
prizes. One of the rooms happened
to be mine.
On December 24th, right after
the program, McNary Hall boys re­
ceived our gifts and treats. On
December 25th, Christmas, some of
the boys served coffee and dough­
nuts.
Sinka Littlefish
Santa in the Auditorium
NUMBER 2
CHEMAWA, OREGON, JANUARY, 1963
TRIP TO THE FARM
Mrs. Grape invited eight Alaskan
boys to visit her farm. On the trip
to the farm we had lots of fun.
There were many things to see on
the way.
When we got to Mr. and Mrs.
Grape’s farm we went to the gar­
den. There we had some vegetables.
We had lettuce, radishes, carrots,
Swiss chard, grapes, tomatoes and
one cucumber. We ate some of the
vegetables that we got from the
garden.
After we went to the garden we
went to see the horses. We sat on
Copper, a kind horse. The boys who
sat on Copper had their pictures
taken.
We went out to see the tractor.
It was /fun to sit on a tractor. The
boys on the tractor had their pic­
tures taken.
We walked around the field and
chased the cows. Mrs. Grape took
us to a neighbor’s home across the
road to see a calf.
On the way home we stopped at
a store. We had a very nice time
on our farm visit. Siome of the
other boys will visit the farm later
on. Thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Grape,
for the nice farm visit.
Ronnie Williams
Sidney Carle
OUR BIG CHRISTMAS PARTY
The December 12 Junior High
party was the most exciting party
I’ve ever had. We played bingo,
games, danced and had refresh­
ments. Everyone had their own lik­
ings.
Steven Levi
The decorations for the party
were real nice. The girls and boys
did a good job decorating, it made
some of us girls feel like we were
at home. But the party ended too
fast. _
Lorena Hatch
There were doughputs, coffee
and punch. After the girls returned
to their dorm, the boys cleaned up
the rooms. Then we went back to
our dorm and slept with our stom­
achs full of sweets.
Ben Charley
We Welcome
To Chemawa
Mrs. Shirley Hendren has re­
placed Mrs. Holman as clerk in the
Academic department. Mr. and Mrs.
Trent Hendren and their three
daughters^ live at Aumsville, Ore.
Mr. Alexander Nastos is our
new cook in the school kitchen. ¿Mr.
Nastos replaces Mrs. Pigsley who
transferred to the dining room.
Mrs. Dorthea Hooten, elementary
teacher^ replaces Mrs. Ward who
has been doing substitute teaching.
Mr. Doyle Hatfield, elementary
teacher, replaces Mrs. Andrews
who was a substitute teacher. Mr.
Hatfield is a graduate of Oregon
College Of Education^'; Monmouth,
Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Hatfield and
their four children live in Mon­
mouth. This is Mr. Hatfield’s first
experienced working with Indian
students.
Mrs. Judith Hench, secretary to
Mr. Tadlock, our social worker.
We, students and staff, welcome
all of you to Chemawa.
We would like to extend a wel­
come to our new area director of
education, Doctor Solon G. Ayers,
of Portland, Oregon.
Grace One
SPECIAL TRIP
We had a special trip to Salem
with our home economics teacher.
We went to shop for our project.
We made our shopping list. We
had to know the size of our pat­
tern and the color of material that
we wanted.
When we got to town we went
into a store and bought our pat­
terns, material, thread, buttons and
zippers; After we bought all this we
looked at material for our next
project.
These trips teach us how to plan
ahead before going shopping. When
we are out on jobs it will be easier
for us to shop and choose what we
want. "We won’t have to waste our
time if we know how to shop.
We will take another special trip
when we start another project.
Mary Lois Tritt