JANS S w e e th e a rts
Winona Slumber
Party
The Winona H all g ir ls hac
a slumber p arty November 2,
1968. We had our refreshment
at 10:00. We sle p t any. place
we wanted to t h a t -n i g ftt ••
Some o f us stayed up u n t il
4 o r 5:00 a.m. We put our
m attress on the flo o r . Some'
g i r l s watched T.V . w h ile
o th e rs ju s t stayed in the
room and did something else.
We s le p t in t i l 10:00 on
Sunday morning.
I t was, o u r lin e n change
th a t day so we a l l had to
g e t up a t 10:00 to change
o u r l i n e n . They s o ld us
donuts and coffee.
A fte r a l l , we had an ex
ci t i ng s lumber party,
Dorothy Kasuse
Eat a high p ro te in break-
fa s t-e g g s and meat. Coffee
alone is not enough.
HONOR BAND
Four of Chemawa's Advanced
Band students were selected
to p a r tic ip a te in the. a l l -
d is t r i c t high schoo1 honor.
The p e rfo rm a n ce was h e ld
a t w n ite a k e r J u n io r N igh
Schoo1, O ctober 11, 1968.
Students taking p art were;
C a ro lin e F rank, c la r in e t ,
Andy Haley, a lto sax, Olive?
N ic h o ls , b a r it o n e , and
Lester Light, timpani *
There were a to ta l o f 101
stu d e n ts from 25 d if f e r e n t
schools.
STUDY
CENTER
Students are making good use
o f the evening study h a ll.
This year the lib ra ry is open
fro m 6 :0 0 to 8 :0 0 P. M.
Study h a ll is open from Mon
day th ro u g h Thursday f o r
those students who need ex
tr a help from the teachers.
E lsie Yazzie—Journalism,
S m art An t s
An inept g o lfe r once drove
his tee shot onto an a n t h ill.
A f te r many sw ings, he de
m o lis h e d the a n t h i1T but
s t i l l had rio t h i t the b a ll.
At th is point one of the two
a n t s . - s t ill a li ve turned to
the other and said: " I f we* re
goi ng tq )Ssurvi ye-we had bet
t e r ' get’ Off* ’’th e b a l l !"
BOYS*
HOME
EC.
FOOD CLASPS
Boys* food class w ill have
a d in n e r in December! The
m ain d is h w i l l be P ork
Chops. Yum! Up to now, simple
foods have been prepared and
the boys have 1 earned about
equipm ent and w o r k i n g i n
groups. Last week Pximk i n Pies
were made.
John Brower
W ith these p r e tt y 1 i t t l e
JANS g ir ls to help take care
of you, you w ould alm ost
e njoy being in. a h o s p ita l.
Th ey a re : S t e lla Sheldon,
Helen Nelson, G loria Gregory,
Mary F ra z ie r, Annie Wyagon,
M a r ily n Haakanson, Adel e
Demoski, Rachel Heckman,
M ary K a ko o n a , and M a ry
Semaken.
Braves Conclude Season with a Win
Chema_wa_Braves have con-
one o f t h e i r most
successful fo o tb a ll seasons
of recent years.
The fin a l game of the regu
la r season a g a in st Santiam
w i l l have to go down in the
records as one o f the high
lig h ts of A-2 g rid iro n a c tiv -
i ty'.
Chemawa drew f i r s t blood
when L i t t l e R ic h a rd Koso
caught a pass amidst a host
of defenders and l i t e r a l l y
squirmed his way fo r the re
m aining e ig h t yards to get
the score. The Braves missed
on the e xtra p o in t and San-
t i am came bac k w ith a co un-
te r to tie i t up at 6 a l1.
Late in the second p eriod
Santiam c a p it a liz e d on a
Chemawa e rro r to score again,
and end the h a lf w ith the
Braves on the s h o rt end of
a 6-13 score.
Early in the third , q u a rte r,
Cook in tercepted a pass and
g 1 uded
scampered 65 yards fo r an
other Braves score, the la s t
fiv e yards of which he car
r i ed o Santiam t a c k ie r on
h is back.
The e xtra p o in t made i t 13
a ll u n til la te in the fo u rth
q u a r t e r when th e B raves
m a in ta in e d a 30 ya rd sus
ta in e d d r iv e w ith Anthony
M e lovidov c a rry in g acro ss
fo r the fin a l score to make
i t 19-13 fo r the Braves.
S an tia m th re a te n e d once
more but was unable to muster
the power to score.
Both teams played e xce lle n t
b a ll and i t was a .re a l crowd
t h r i l l e r a ll the way.
This leaves the, Braves w ith
a 1 w in, 5 lo s s re co rd fo r
League play. C ongratulations
to Coach B a r t l e t t and h is
spunky l i t t l e ; squad.
Journalism S ta ff