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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1966)
4 THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN LETTERMEN'S CLUB BUYS NEW UNIFORMS The “66-67” Boys Basketball teams will foe suited up in bright new uniforms. The Letterm en’s Club sponsored a staff-varsity bas ketball game in order to raise funds to purchase new uniforms. The game was not too skillfully played toy the staff and the varsity won easily, tout a lot of laughs were provided by the group and everyone seemed to enjoy them selves. At half-time the boys raised a few additional dollars by selling a few items of sports equipment which they had purchased for the occasion. Anna Mae Kompkoff MESSAGE FROM OUR SUPERINTENDENT Chemawa has come to the end of another interesting and prosperous school year. During the vacation months, some remodeling will take place on campus to accomodate science classrooms, science laboratories, and larger library facilities. Next year greater emphasis will be placed on the curriculum for business education, practical arts, and agra-science. Summer students are busy at campus beautification around the dormitories and the agri-science area. See you next September. Mr. Walters CHEMAWA SENIOR CLASS GRADUATES BOYS A rth u r A hkinga W alter E m erson Johnny A hngasuk G regg R obert Johnson P hillip H enry A rth u r D elb ert L. K elley Lee L. Begay Leon L. K iana Stanley Begay Stahley M illigrock W ilson J. B erlin B ern ard D. M u rran Raym ond B lack g o atF red W. N orton Jam es F red rick Ted R en n er Chowak C yrus L. Savetilik E arl N. C leveland M ichael Jo h n Sam uel F a rq u h a r S chaeffer A ndrew F rankson A nderson Tullie D avid G alakationoff L eo n ard R. W illard Max Y unak GIRLS Anesia A nn A nelon L orena E lizabeth Ju lia K. Begay Mills B arb ara A nn Bekes F lorence D oris G loria Lee C harlie M itchell 1 L ena Mae C h arlie B etty Lillian Moto E ffie M arie C urley Lydia Nicolai P au lin e M. M aggie R ita P e te D em m ert H elen R am ondos Lulu Lillian Foss A ugustina Sampson N ina Jean M ary Rose Scott F ran k so n D iana S horty B ernice N ath alia E lizabeth M. S pein G u rtler E tta B renda E dith K aigelak I T okeinna M ary A nn K opanuk Em m a A. W eyapuk K ate E. M aillelle Seniors Present A Mystery Thriller “Daphne” was the play chosen by the senior class for presentation in Chemawa’s auditorium, April 19 and 20. The setting was an old colonial style living room. The conflict was about a young girl trying to con vince her Aunt Alice that her great Aunt Daphne left the house to her in her will. Florence Mitchell CAST FOR DAPHNE Mrs. P ru e gf___ @______ .B arb ara Bekes F ay T alb o tt _______J _____K ate MailleUe Je a n B eau d ette _______ ..1, l __M ary Scott A u n t A lic e __________ F lo ren ce M itchell L au rel C royden _H elen Ram ondos R odm an K incaid ...___ ¿.C yrus Savetilik F le tc h e r G eo rh art .P h ilip ¡Henry M arshall W e s tb ro o k _Stanley M illigrock D irecto r ______ Mrs. M ary Kay R andall A ssistant to D irecto r ¿LL.. E d ith K aiglek Girls Track Is Growing Last year there were only six girls on the girls track team, as compared to the 58 this year. The girls track and field events are the same as the boys except for the pole vault. New outfits were bought for the track girls this year by the student council. There were five regular track meets and one district meet. Sophie Gregory
