VOLUME 60
CHEMAWA, OREGON, JANUARY 1, 1964
Number 2
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
PRESENTED
Honor Students Mark First Semester
Under the direction of Mrs. Ella
Baker, music teacher, and Rev. Wil
liam Stevens, an inspiring Nativity
Pageant was presented December
24. The cast was: Raymond Black-
goat, Thecla Wasuli, Effie Curley,
John Ahngasuk, Phillip Henry, Mar
garet Bereskin, Florence Mitchell,
Jimmy Lewis, Wallace Johnson, and
Ronald Smoke.
In charge of lighting and stage
were Mr. Sipes, Joseph Cleaver,
Anderson Tullie, Tommy Wheeler.
Mrs. Julia Evans and Linda Golo-
gergen were the accompansits.
Those in the boys quartette were:
James Jackson, Mark Hiratsuka,
George Kudrin, and Hudson Sam.
Jane Griest, Jane Lind, Grace One,
Diane Shorty, Roseline Andrews,
Marie Chigoyuk, Elizabeth Cholok
and Mae Hawley composed the girls
octette.
Members of the school chorus
and campus choir wefe: Jane Akoot-
chook, Winnie Benally, Etta Billie,
Katie Burnell, Emma Cayaditto,
Louise Chee, Eve Soplu, Shirley
Tanner, Opal Evon, Martha Ford,
Stella Becenti, Bessie Deschner, Ida
Begay, Susan Grandson, Julia Be
gay, Esther Hiratsuka, Mary Ben
nett, Lucy JameSj Gloria Charley,
Dolly John, Nita Cleveland, Ida
Largo, Nastasai Gregory, Rena Lar
go, Jane Griest, Celia Lott, Bernice
Gurtler, Elvina Moses, Helen Han
ey, Ethel Moses, Orlinda Johnson,
Irene Mitchell, Katherine Jones,
Judy Nagaruk, Edith Kailgelak,
Ruth Nez, Dorothy Kasuse, Annie
Nicolai, Lucille Killbear, S a r a h
Nicolai, R o s e 1 i n e Larkin, Mary
Noes, Jane Lind, Carrie Roland,
Rena Nez, Maggie Pete, Annie Olin,
Grace Simpson, Grace One, Lillian
Teller, Diana Shorty, Elena Wassil-
lie, LaBerta Swartz,, Dorcas Rock,
Linda Gologergen, Ella Yellowshirt,
Arlene Garner, Robert Arthur, Levi
Lott, Sam Kuzakin, Henry Barber,
Mark Hiratsuka, George Kudrin,
Stanley Begay, Jerry Scott, Peter
Nevak, S t a n l e y Custer, Tommy
Shorty, Hudson Sam, Fred George,
James Yazzie, N o r m a Stevens,
James Jackson, John Chiquito, and
William Tcherpanoff.
Jane Lind
Eighty-two students won a place
bn the honor roll for the first se
mester. Topping the list was Mark
Hiratsuka with a perfect record of
4.00.
Sophomore honor students were:
Anesia Anelon, Robert Arthur, Hen
ry Barber, Stanley Begay, Barbara
Bekis, Margaret Bereskin, Raymond
Blackgoat, Earl Cleveland, Stanley
Custer, Andrew Frankson, Jai^e
Greist, Bernice Gurtler, Edith Kai-
gelack, Leon Kiana, Nick Polty, Hel
en Remondas, Diana Shorty, Nor
man Stevens, Anderson Tullie; and
Leonard Willard.
Freshmen who made honor roll
were: Joseph Alexie, Harrison Am-
adelootuk, Albert Baldwin, Lee L.
Begay, W i l s o n Berlin, Charles
Brown, Mason Burbank, Joseph
Cleaver, Clifford David, Mark Hir-
atsuka, Jane Lind, Eugene Makarin,
Kenneth Mayo,Billy Murray, Annie
Nicolai, Julia Olanno, Bert Ozzeva-
seuk, Julia Redhouse, H e r m a n
Reich, Pete Samuels, Mary Shelden,
Larry Sugak, Jackson Tapaha, Vin
cent Tutiakoff, Alex Wassillie and
Phyllis Young.
The eighth grade honor students
were James Adams, Merle Amak-
toolik, Tom John Benally, Arnold
Dushkin, Irene Gorman, Cecil Grey-
mountain, Mae Hawley, John Hens
ley, G a r y Hoffman, Anderson
James, James Landloard, Sinka Lit-
tlefish, Levi Lott, Margaret McGiri-
ty, Peter Nevak, Louis Norton, Grace
One, Sally Petluska, Tommy Shorty,
Laberta Swartz, Wessie Wassillie,
Lewis Wesley, Bennie Yazzie and
Herbert Yellowhorse.
Seventh grade honor roll stu
dents were: Louise Crane, Stanley
Dehiya, Susie Go a t so n , Susan
Grandson, Frances Kakoona, George
Manygoats, Lydia Marshall, John
Sharkey, Gladys Wells and Ella
Yazzie.
In addition to their high scholar
ship many of the honor ¿students
have also been active in Student
Council, unit leaders, athletics, Pep
Club and music. The Staff cangrat-
ulates you!
PEP CLUB— CHEERLEADERS
WIN TROPHY
December1 12, 13, 14 the Mac
Claren Holiday Basketball Tourna:
ment was held. Teams competing
were: Colton, Detroit, Jefferson,
MacClaren, Perrydale, Valsetz, and
Portland Christian. The Chemawa
basketball team won 3rd place,, aft
er a hard fight with, Colton, Mac
Claren arid Jefferson.
The cheer leaders and Pep Club
attended all games with the team.
The competition among the pep
groups was strong. The judges
chose Chemawa as the winner of
the first place trophy. The beautiful
trophy, was presented to captain
Marian Amos after the final game
of the evening. Cheriiawa will keep
the trophy.
The judging was based on sports
manship, enthusiasm and interest,
dress, presentation, originality and
variety of yells.
Alice Zonnie
Tears mingle with cheers as cheer leaders receive trophy. Left to right: Marian
Amos, Cathy Inga, Margaret Bereskin, Gladys Wells, and Gloria David.