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THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
Students Elect
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Election weeks are always busy
times around Chemawa Campus.
It was no different this year. Six
teen eager candidates came up
with some real eye catchers fur
posters and slogans. The assembly
program, where the campaign
speeches were given, was one of
the finest that we have had. Some
of the speakers attempted to woo
the votes from the student body,
others depended upon promises,
and still another'group pointed to
the admirable qualities which they
possessed. After i t ,was all said and
the voting was completed, the stu
dent body could choose only four
people to ^handle affairs of the stu
dent council. Students have placed
their confidence in Sheila Aga,
president, J Eugene Bourdukofsky,
vice-president, Margaret Garner,
secretary, JoAnn Boskofsky, treas
urer.
SUMMER PROGRAM VARIED
Exciting and inspirational is the
way most students are .thinking
about the summer program at
Chemawa this year.
The program for the summer is
a combined study and work pro
gram. The purpose of the program
is to present science information
in a manner; that is far different
than what is used during the regu
lar school year.
Students will be given an oppor
tunity tp earn school credits in the
field of science for study that is
accomplished. They will also be
given the opportunity to earn some
badly needed money for the work
that they perform in the work ses
sion.
There will be two sections of
students. When one section is
studying the other section will be
performing the work tasks around
the campus. At the end of the
week the two sections will ex
change places.
The first week will be orienta
tion for everyone. The next week
section A will go to Camp Clea-
wox, on the Oregon coast, and
section B will remain on campus
for work. The following week the
sections exchange.
On July 3, section A goes to
Oregon State University for spe
cial session with the staff of the
university. July 10, section B will
go to the university.
The final week will be devoted
to setting up an exhibit and dis
playing the work that was done.
Joan
Boskofsky,
Margaret
Garner,
Sheila Aga, and Eugene Bourdukofsky
take over the running of the ASB af
fairs as they are installed in their re
spective offices.
Sheila Aga, president elect of the As
sociated Students of Chemawa, tries out
the newly constructed underpass which
will allow students to cross under the
railroad track and the street which
runs parallel to it.
CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS
Congratulations to the class of
1967. You came to Chemawa to
learn and you have stayed to fin
ish the course. Anyone who has
already graduated realizes that it
took courage and perseverance.
You have endured the tests of aca
demic endeavors, the trials of close
relationships in dormitory living,
and the stress of socal conform
ity.
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While not all of you have been
honor students, you have all been
honorable and having been here
arid learned, none of you can be
quite the same again.
ASP President
Sheila Aga, who has been elect
ed by trie students to servé as their
Associated Student Body Presi
dent, is a girl of many talents and
experiences. Her home is Larson
Bay on Kodiak Island. She is
proud of her Aleut ancestry and
enioys her Rummers helping her
mother and father with the seasons
fishing, even though she admits
that tending nets is a lot of hard
work.
Her favorite recreations are
cooking, boatriding, dancing, or
iust olain hiking. Her favorite food
is- fish, naturally. Possibly, she
thinks, because you can prepare it
in so many different ways.
As; a statement to students she
says, “I’ve worked with student
government for two years and I
know what makes a council func
tion? efficiently. I have confidence
that<the 67-68 year can be a great
year. The students supported me
when they elected me, now I want
to do my utmost to support them.”
EDITORIAL STAFF
Mr. Hallie O. Walters „ Superintendent
Mr. Ray Sorensen _________ Principal
Mrs. Ruby Kewaygeshik
------- Distribution Sponsor
Mr. Frank Divers ___ Faculty Sponsor
Student Editors:
Nick Fitka, Esther
George, Mark Hiratsuka, James
O’Malley, Rena Nez.