The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current, January 01, 1963, Page 10, Image 10

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    THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
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STUDENT
MY DUTIES AS STUDENT
COUNCIL TREASURER
As treasurer of the Student
Council I have to keep a record of
the Associated Students’ funds.
Every day I report to the adminis­
tration office to sign the checks.
At the meetings of the Council
I read the vouchers so that the sec­
retary will keep a record of the
vouchers’ numbers. My job also
includes serving on Student Coun­
cil Committees and participating
in my share of the Council' activi­
ties. One of my most important
duties is to watch for improve­
ment. These are some of my duties
as treasurer of the Student Coun-
cil of Chemawa Indian School.
Jim Lewis
SCIENCE
This afternoon we did an experi­
ment in science. It was called “The
Carbon Dioxide Eperifhenf,” We
used a drinking glass, a spoonj vin­
egar, soda and water. First we put
a little soda and water in the glass
we mixed that together. Then we
added a few drops of vinegar and
watched the bubbles come up.
Jimmy Retoney
Ella Manyheads
Katherine Haney
A PARTY IN TOWN
I went to a party in to#n. The
party was given by the church peo­
ple. Father Warren invited us to
the party. Cookies, Koolaid, and
coffee were served at the party.
We enjoyed doing the twist and the
mashed potato dances.
Sally Marie Brown
SHOP PROJECTS
In shop boys are making all kinds
of projects. We have made picture
frames, all kinds of boxes, also a
sled. Now we are making projects
for i Christmas. I made a picture
frame and just finished it.
Harvey Hobson
KEEP THE CAMPUS CLEAN
We do our best to keep the cam­
pus clean. There is a truck that
comes every morning to empty the
outdoor trash cans. Every morning
we clean the yard around the dor­
mitories and school buildings. We
like to keep our campus clean.
Some boys and girls are careless.
They throw trash around the cam­
pus. We should all try to keep our
campus clean.
Andrew John
BRIEFS
PINON NUTS
From September until November
the pinori nuts fall from the trees
at home. The trees that have pinon
nuts on them are far away from
our home. They are in a forest.
Each family makes camp out\ih
the forest. The whole family picks
pinon nuts.
Picking pinon nuts makes your
hands sticky and you get very tired.
It is hard work and everyone is
tired after they have worked all
day. It is fun, too, to be working
with your family.
You can roast pinon nuts in a
pan over a fire. They are real good
to eat.
You sell the pinon nuts at the
trading post and then you can buy
goods with the monpy.
We live at the camp until we
finish picking all the pinon nuts
that we can find. We hope that we
go picking pinon nuts again.
Edward Upshaw
Louise Tachene
Maggie Armboy
EXPLORER CLUB
The Explorers’ Club is made up of
a group of Chemawa students. One
of our activities is to patrol the
traffic^ on the campus. There are
many traffic hazards on our cam­
pus as a highway and a railroad
run across the campus.
We hold meetings to talk over
and decide on better safety meth­
ods that we can use. We wear uni­
forms when we are on traffic duty.
So far the Explorers have been
successful in controlling traffic.
We are proud to be helpers on the
student road patrol.
Simeon Amakin
RECENT VISITORS
Our visitors from the Portland
Area Office were: Mr. Richard Bal
singer, and Dr. Solon Ayers.
Mr. Madison Coombs from Jun­
eau Area Office was a recent visit­
or to Chemawa.
BOYS TOWN DAY
Every Saturday is always town
day for boys who have money and
want to go to town. Before a boy
Can go to town he must have a
good hair cut and have nice, clean
clothes or otherwise no town trip.
A boy must buy two bus tickets.
They cost twenty-five cents.
Most boys go to town for just a
pleasure trip like going to the
movies and walking around. Some
boys go to the stores and buy items
that they need. The boys leave
Chemawa at twelve-thirty and re­
turn to the campus between four
and five.
Raymond Waska
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
This year the students in Mrs^
Grapes’ room elected the following
officers: President, Jimmy Lewis;
vice president, Donna Begay; sec-
retary-treasurerj Virginia Calamity;
student council representative, Don­
ald Johnson.
Our first class meeting was held
to talk about an educational trip.
We voted to go to the ocean. We
later learned that we could have
only one trip so we changed our
vote and we decided to go to the
Portland zoo.
Virginia Calamity
SCIENCE CLASS
This year I am really interested
in science. I used to dislike that
subject most of all but now I really
like it.
We have learned about animals
and plants now we are studying
about minerals. I think that every­
one should know at least a little
about all these things. They are
all important torus because we use
them in many different ways.
We have two rats, two horned
toads and three lizards in our sci­
ence room. The students, in our
class, like to watch these animals.
Loberta Swartz
CHRISTMAS AT CHEMAWA
We had a very nice time here at
Chemawa during our Christmas Va­
cation. We had four days vacation.
Every classroom had a Christmas
party which all the students en­
joyed. Our classroom teacher gave
each of us a treat.
Linda Boyd