The Chemawa American, November 01, 1968, Image 3

HOMECOMING
0 CTOBER
25,
1968
Bonfire
PARADE
l_ast Fr i day morning we had
a hom ecom ing p a ra d e on
campus. The parade s ta rte d
a t i 1 :0 0 a . m. The Band
members were the f i r s t in
lin e lead by the boyscouts
c a r r y i n g th e f l a g . T he.
parade s ta rte d from --the” gym
toward M it c h e ll
tween B rew er H a l l , back
towards the gym in
o f the d in in g h a l l, * l bona
H a ll, down to McBride H a il,
to the road up toward „store,
and pass the Power House,
back to the gym. The parade
only lasted aboot 20 minutes.
There were many fin e flo a ts
and m a rc h in g u n i t s . T h e
J u n io rs w in n in g the award
fo r the best flo a t.
G uest o f h o n o r i n t h e
's t u d e n t c o u n c il c a r was
Sgt. Norman Stevens, a former
Chemawa student, whos;has ju s t
returned from Vietnam. Norman
has been awarded the Purple
Heart.
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Lula Stanley
DANCE
Friday n ig h t, October 25,
1968. We had our Homecoming
dance here at.Chemawa. The
dance was q u ite a. t h r i l l i n g
one to. a tte n d . At the dance
many thing s took place. The
King and Queen were crowned,
awards were g ive n f o r the
best f l o a t , best m arching
group and b e s t b u ild in g .
A fte r the awards were given
the dance c o n tin u e d u n t i l
10:00.
homer. J . Warren
Thursday, O ctober 24;, we
had our Bon F ire from 7:00
u n til 8:00. There we crowned
our King and Queen. Our Queen
i s Frances W ilson and King
is Percey Frisby. Then a fte r
they were crowned, Hr. B a rt-
T e t t in tro d u c e d a fo rm e r
student, who; had been se rv-
i ng h is c o u n t r y , Norman
S tevens. I t was then th a t
Frances and Percey l i t the
bonf ir e .
Irene Hosteen
Candle Light
Supper Held
On November 1, 1968, we had
our Candle Light Dinner.
I t was q u ite .a dinner-— you
had to w a it in lin e before
you got to serve y o u rs e lf.
Everybody must have eaten
enough and the lig h t bulbs
were changed to r ed and blue
p lu s th e re were candles on
every ta b le . Thanks to a l l
the kitchen s t a f f .
Irene Hosteen
Students learn
makeup
G ir ls , are you in te re s te d
in s e e in g w h a t a • s w e e t
l i t t l e o ld lady you w i l l be
in f i f t y years?
The Stage Door T rem blers
m eeteach Wednesday from 3;
to 4:0 0 In M iss Graham s
. class room t o ‘ p ra ctice make­
up and ch aracte riza tio n.
Why.not come and jo in in
th e f u n ?
Journalism Class
White sh ir ts and t i e s are requir­
ed of a l l hoys who come to the din­
ing h a ll fo r Sunday Dinner.
BUSY SCHEDULES
Norm ally we take 14 to 18
breaths a minute,, using only
about one-eighth of o u r. lung
capacity.
Never use outdoor paint in­
d o o rs , e s p e c ia lly in the
c h ild r e n 's rooms. Outdoor
p a in ts u s u a lly contain more
lead and lead p o ison in g is
s e rio u s.
W INTER WEATHER AT CHEMAWA
When the le a ve s . s t a r t to
f a l l , the wind blows them
around y o u -h ittin g your face,
m a kin g -yo u ,fe e l trapped by
c o lo rfu l designs th a t dance
RAY CHARLES
in the a ir , .yet feeding so
happy because- i t isn t ra in ­
Sunday, October 20, 1968,
ing.. But, then: the clouds be­
t h i r t y - n i n gl seg i o r g i r 1 s
gin to appear, they s ta r t to
accompanied by Mrs. Ameton,
drop t h e ir tea rs upon you,
l e f t from M cBride p a rk in g
the Teayes, begin to f a l l upon
lo t | l 6:30 p.m., fo r P o rt­
th e g.r oun d^ 1 u s in g th e
la n d to see and hear. Ray
strength to get up.
C h a rle s p e rfo rm a t C iv ic
'T h e n i t begins to pour tear
Center A uditorium . The per­
drops from the clo u d s, the
formance lasted nearly three
leaves a te tram pled by the
hours and'was enjoyed by a
te a rs . Later the sun begins
s e ll- o u t crowd.
to appear, the le a ves dry
way:Charles was in Portland
th e ir backs and are ready fo r
f o r a one n ig h t stand. The
the breeze to l i f t them up
next m usical o ffe r in g , wl ]• 1
in to the sky to dance the
be by A re th a F r a n k lin in
re st of the day.
approxim ately two weeks.
Madelyn Reft
Madelyn Reft