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THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
Living in a GirVs Dormitory
Is your dormitory life like that
of your home life? Do you enjoy
living in the dormitory?
In Winona Hall, where I live, it
is very nice and comfortable. We
have nice furniture for our rooms,
and a very nicely furnished living
room. We have radiators in every
room. If it gets too cold, we can
turn them on. We have washing
machines, dryers, and irons with
which we can do our laundry. Baths
upstairs, and downstairs are well-
equipped with the necessities.
We have TV in both recreation
rooms and are allowed to watch
from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. each week
day and from 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. on
week-ends.
Chemawa girls enjoying a singing ses
sion in the music room.
We also have a telephone which
we can use to call friends who are
off-campus.
ACTIVITIES
You can make your dormitory a
There are many kinds of activi
away from home if you want
ties at Chemawa School. So many in home
to. You’ll enjoy it much more if
fact that 11 sometimes have to you do.
Pat Standifer
choose which ones I want. Girls ac
tivities include- such things as play
ing volleyball, kickball, touch-foot RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES
ball, basketball, prison, and.track- . Rev. Wm. H. Stevens, Jr. will
Boys can take part in football, bas again serve as coordinator of Prot
ketball, touch-football, track, cross estant Religious Activities, being
country, weightlifting and swim appointed to Chemawa for the third
ming. There are outdoor basketball year as an executive staff member
of the National Council of Church
courts as well as the gym.
On Friday and Saturday nights, es. Many returning Protestant Sun
there are movies and dances for day School teachers will serve this
both boys and girls. Besides these year when Sunday School classes
activities, we have opportunities to start in a few weeks.
No regular priest has been as
go on field trips, attend church in
Salem, go down town shopping, and signed to our Orthodox students as
yet, but through correspondence
find Saturday employment. ;
with Archbishop John of San Fran
Lorraine Angnaboogok cisco, Father Theodore Micka has
visited our campus on «two occa
sions, conducting divine liturgy for
PLAYING BILLIARDS
During the past month boys seem several mornings, and holding one
service. On his second visit
to enjoy playing billiards in the Sunday
he was accompanied by the Right
gym. There are several different Rev. Bishop' Vladimir, of the Japan
games that they play. The tables ese Orthodox Church and Father
aren’t in good condition, but this Arikawa of Japan. Bishop Vladimir
doesn’t make too much difference was a priest in Alaska, and knew
several our our Chemawa students
in the game. The pool room is full from
Unalaska. He will contact
of boys most of the time. They their parents to tell them of his
seem to enjoy competing against visits to Chemawa.
each other. Some are getting to be
The leaders for the Roman Cath
good players, but a few are still olic students this year will be Fa-
learning the game. There will be a ter Randolph Doucette, from Serra
lot of good players on campus.
High School, who will conduct Mass
In order to play we have to keep each Sunday. Mr. Larry Quilici,
the room clean and follow some seminarian from Mt. Angel, will
head the seminarians who will
rules.
We have fun and pass the time serve as catechism teachers.
Dr. Ronald Jolly and Mr. Ron
away when we have nothing else to
Brown will again lead the Latter
do.
Edward Loon Day Saints students.
KITCHEN DETAIL
“Boy oh Boy!” “What a day this
is.” Every morning I get up and
say this, I get out of bed drowsy
and sleepy and try to get to work
in the kitchen. It is a real chore to
dress, “Boy! oh Boy! this is too
early for me.”
After I dress I wash up and make
my bed before I go. This is quite
a chore for a little hobo like me,
but I am getting used to it now. I
finish my work in the kitchen be
fore I go to class. By the time I get
to school I am wide awake. That’s
the way it is when you have kitchen
detail.
Jack Morry
Special student group dinner
served in school kitchen.
being
CHEERLEADING
A lot of cheering and voting took
place before the pep club finally
chose Gloria David, Betty Hofseth,
Kathy Inga, Sally Petluska, and
Gladys Wells, as this year’s yell
leaders. Practicing regularly 12
hours a week on preparation for di
recting the cheers of the Pep Club,
at our sports activities. A number
of girls tried out before the Pep
Club finally made these five their
choice.
In interviewing Mrs. Jones, our
recreation leader, we found that
the Cheerleaders are working on
several new routines which they
hope to put into practice early in
the football season.
Each Cheerleader will be identi
fied with their name on the left
side of their uniform. Marion Amos
will participate as student coach
and assistant in helping the cheer
leaders, and will accompany them
on all away trips.
Martha Mishakoff