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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1970)
2 THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN COMPUT-MOBILE VISITS semester because i t ’ s easy to understand T h e computer classes of Chemawa, taught by Mrs. Mary Kay R an dall, have an and work w ith .” Mary G lazier “ I think this second semester is better IBM 1130 computer av aila b le for their use than the first semester because of the during the second semester. The Computer Instruction Network comput-mobile” . George Paneak «. “ W ell, I can understand =it a lot, better (C IN ), a federally funded project and a tthan last semester, At least i t is j lo t part of Marion County Inteririediate Educa; easier to learn. -V da planning to fin ish the tion D is tric t (IE D ), provides the computer for the classes free of charge. Qlen course with a good grade this semester. Stonebrink, a , C IN employee, brings the George Madros “ T h e comput-mobile is much more fun van to Chemawa three times eacih week. Students then run the programs they have than the other computer.” R Penetac prepared w hile in class? T h e programs are •v “ I . think it is better because Qf the w ritten in Fortran, a type o f computer Simpler way we work on the computer language. Corrections to the programs mobile. I ’m not flunking this class lately! are made in the comput-mobile or in the They, should have had I t when we first Started.” Dennis Hopson classroom and then run again. The computer students seem to fe e l the IBM 1130 is a very good way of learning programming. Below are some comments Sunday, January 18, the Oregon State made by the class members. U niversity Road Show visited the C he “ I think that this second semester is better than the firs t because of the com mawa campus. The show consisted of a put-m obile. It is sim pler to run programs variety of guitar music w ith several d if but we can learn more complicated pro* ferent entertainers of the college being grams. I re ally lik e the comput-mobile as featured. Most sang as they played and compared to the regular computer we . provided a great deal of enjoyment for the worked with f ir f t sem ester." Peggy Chemawa audience. A rock band seemed to be the favorite attraction of the show. W illiam s. “ I think the comput-mobile is really Psychedelic lights flashed as the music neat. I t ’ s a lo t easier and a lot more fun played and the students who were there than the other computer we used last had a groovy time. O.S.U. ROAD SHOW HERE M IS S JANUARY June P ablo was rece n tly selected by the g irls o f M cBride H a ll as M iss January. T h is title is part o f an a c tiv ity recently started by M cB ride, where each month the g irls s e le c t a g ir l to be the Miss January, Miss February, e tc .. T h e g irl is selected on her p ersonality, dress, friendliness, helpfulness, and general so cial appear ance. Miss February w ill be crowned at the “ Happy B irth d ay, George Washington” dance to be heid on February 22, 1970. MY LIBRARY? « r Many teachers are now sending students to the lib rary for research work o r‘leisure reading. T h is keeps the lib ra ry busy both day and night and requires a good deal of lib ra ry help. Students who have helped in the lib rary th is year are Simeon Akpik, B eulah Shangin, B illy T ic k e tt, Esther Aishanna, Anna N orthw ay, Doreen B e ll, C liffo rd Jim, and W k a D e lh i ttie . N igh t time workers are E v e ly n R ivers and E lla Mae L e e . Chemawa is fortunate in having Oregon College o f E ducation, lo cate d in nearby Monmouth, where college students in their Sophomore year are required to go into the community and work w ith young people. F iv e of these students come to Chemawa and assist w ith the evening study h a ll and some tutoring in the dorm itories. The lib ra ry is here for a ll students to use and Mrs. Simonton is most w illin g to help. Make use o f i t - i t ’ s your library! T H E CHEM AW A A M E R IC A N Published by the jo in t efforts of the Business E ducation Departm ent and the Journalism cla s s . Reporters: Lou Moore, K athy Olson, A lle n R ev ey, L o re tta O lson, Angie. W histocken, Jo Warbus, Joe A leck, D . J . T a y lo r, R obert M orris, Vinnie Jameson, G erald G am ble, Sandra Edenshaw. O liv e r Kirk Layout and A rt: Mr. Giedd S taff Advisors: M rs, Campbell W illiam J . Tucker Susie Racehorse is running a program on the IB M 1130 w hile M arilyn Johnson, Principal: Gordon W. Gunderson Mrs. R a n d a ll, Johnny Brower and G len Stonebrink look on. Superintendent:
