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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1964)
THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN 4 GOSSIP - C O M M E N TS ARTS AND CRAFTS SALE The first Sunday of each Decem ber an Arts and Crafts sale is held in Winona Hall. Many people come to buy the things the girls make. In this way the girls can make some spending money. This year they had tablecloths, tote bags, Eskimo yo yos, dolls, copper and mosaic pic tures. Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. Stev enson’s classes had table arrange ments to sell. Tea was served in the dinette. The girls enjoyed meeting many new people. Vera Shoogwruk visited her sis ter in California during the holi days . . . Katie Maillele thinks some of the girls look as though they had outgrown their clothes over night, or is it the style? . . . Sharon Vel arde visited her aunt in McMinn ville during Christmas weekend . . . The buzzes heard in Winona are not bees, but the new hairdryers Santa brought . . . Lorraine Pratt, Helen Edenshaw, Carole Aloysius and Jane Lind Shirley Natkong visited relatives in Seattle Christmas weekend . . . Re becca Katungozoc visited Olga Muk- HOME MAKING toyuk, a former student, in Port PROJECTS FINISHED land. Olga is finishing her Business Everyone enjoyed the “treat” Trairiing this spring. bags made and filled by the Home Margaret Bereskin often wonders Ec girls for Christmas. We also no when she sees the weird hairdos, if tice the attractive new suits some the Martians have come to Che- of the girls are wearing. These were mawa . . . Overheard in Winona made in the sewing classes. kitchenette: “You help me eat my Marlene Fred smoked fish and I’ll help eat your pinon nuts.” . . . Martha Moore wonders if the students who sit on BAND ORGANIZED the train signal at store hour have This year the band was organ read the “No' Parking” sign . . . ized by our music teacher, Mrs. Mrs. Faulkner had relatives visit Baker. The band meets between her during the holidays. They came 4-5 P.M. The 62 band students are from California and Arizona . . . divided into 4 groups. Raymond Blackgoat wonders if the Those who play clarinets, flutes big strong boys could give up “Girl and saxophones meet on Monday. Watching” at the store and take Those who play cornets, trombones part in sports . . . Larry Larkin has on Tuesday. Alto horn, French horn, a hew name, “The Pop Corn Man.” baritone and perctission players He has charge of making the pop meet on Thursday. corn in the gym north room. Pop Ida Largo corn is sold during games and gym activities. Money earned is used for recreation purposes as the spe PEP SQUAD COMPETES AT JAMBOREE cials for New Year’s Eve . . . December 6 thirty members of the Pep Squad attended the Jam VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT boree at Dallas, Oregon. Last year On Thursday nights the girls are we won the trophy. This year the participating in a volleyball tourna St. Paul group won the trophy. We ment, sponsored by Mrs. Long. All were happy for them. units of McBride and Winona have The cheer leaders, Marian Amos, teams. There is a great deal of en Gloria David, Kathy Inga, Margaret thusiasm. Bereskin and Gladys Wells, did At the present time units 3 and very well iti their new uniforms. 4 of Winona are leading, while The Pep Squad looked well in there is a 3 way tie at McBride. their red sweater^, white blouses, Each winning team will receive an gloves and shoes. award. We hope to bring the trophy Clara Van Winkle back to Chemawa next year. Jane Lind NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATED New Year’s Eve the Recreation Leaders Club sponsored a dance for the older students while the younger students enjoyed a special movie. There were balloons and noise makers for all. A combo band played for the dance. Lucy Hofseth GIRL SCOUTS' NEW UNIFORMS The Chemawa Girl Scout Troop has received their new uniforms and plan to have their investiture 'service soon. Mrs. Belleque; and Mrs. Mason sponsor the group. Marian Amos S H O P P IN G TRIPS When I was down town I had my first experience riding in an eleva tor. The elevator went so fast you couldn’t tell whether you were go ing up or down. I had seen pic tures of elevators but this was my first ride. „ Kathleen Olson # * * When I went shoping I thought I might get lost but I followed some of the girls. I found the things I wanted,an the stores. It is a big town. If you get lost always look for the tallest building, the Stev ens Building, and you can find your way. B I ' I flI Lorraine Agnaboogok * * * About 100 girls have been going to town to shop on Monday eve nings. There are so many things to see. During the Christmas season it was so beautiful. In the stores were Santa Clauses talking to the children; Christmas music; and so many beautiful lights, and decora tions. Nancy Patsy FASHION SHOW The Fashiori Show I attended at North Salem High School was in teresting and worthwhile. There were many things to learn about hair styling, grooming and the prop er clothes" to wear. The Chemawa girls found it very interesting. OFF CAMPUS CHURCH SERVICE Many students attend services at their own church in town each Sun day. Some of the groups are: Friends, Episcopalian, Church of God, Baptist and Lutheran, Regu lar Catholic and Protestant services are held on campus for other stu dents. OREGON STATE— STANFORD FOOTBALL GAME About 40 boys attended the Ore gon State-Stanford University foot ball game at Corvallis. The Oregon State Beavers won over the Stan ford Indians 10-7. It was an excit ing game. David Johnson STUDENTS ATTEND RODEO When I went to the Fairgrounds to the Rodeo it was very exciting to see the men riding all those wild animals. There was horse riding, steer riding, calf roping and calf tying. Johnny Trefon
