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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1971)
2 Honor Roll-1970-71 0 Freshman Bester, Billy Boyd. Alison Boyd, Sherri Clark, Mary Cleveland, Hazel Demie ’ff, Peter Dick, L rothy Dock, Bobby Goujon, Joan Herman, Sidney Horejsi, Claire Jack, Francine Jimmie, Martinia Johnson, Ernest Macauly, Nellie Nelson, Leland Okbaok, Delbert Philemonoff, Phillip Pungalik, Ed Reyes, Dorothy Simpson, Connie Walker, LaVerne Sophomo re Andrew, Anna Andrew, Mary Ann Beans, Ralph Bodfish, Daisy Charles, Georgianne Charles, Leslie S. Clark, Helen Jacobs, Norma Malemute, Joanne Martin, Nels Nichols, Grace Nicori, Alexander Philemonoff, Ronnie Snyder, Lorraine Swan, Richard Wassillie, Jack Williams, Marie Willis, Anna Yatlin, Harold S tud en t Bank W ork J u n io r Aleck, Jim Andrew, Pedusia Attie, Noah BtgSpring, Ethel Booth, Rosa Charley, Alvin Clark, Sharon Cleveland, Fannie Douglas, Glenn Fairbanks, Harold Fred, Matthew Friendly, Moses Heckman, Bart Heckman, Charlie Marchand, Terry Merculief, Connie Moses, Peggy Myers, Lorantie Pablo, June Peter, Charles Smart, George Snell, Frances Tangiegak, Rita S enior Abrahamson, Darrel Adams, Hazel Adams, Leonard Ansoak, Bernice Akeya, Denny Andrew, David Barr, Anna Bearcub, Charlene Beers, Beverly Chase, Leonard Clark, Minnie Cleveland, Miles Cook. Charlene Dish. Larry Dock, Paul Driggs. Lorean Fitka. Rose Frisby, Percy George Byron George, Elizabeth Heckman, Rachel Student teller Julia Kernak waits on Herbert Klatush at the student bank. Julia is one of several students who work and learn at the bank. Herman, Charlie Hill, Grace Hoover, Tim Hunter, John Huntington, Leonard Johnson, Dimitri Johnson, George Kameroff, Wassillie Kelley, Eileen Kernak, John Kignak, Mae Kirk, Oliver Landlord, Martina Lestenkof, Sharon Lomack, Mary Lou Macar. Natalia Madros, George Madros. Pat Morganroth, Pam Nayakik, Daisy Nelson, Daniel Nelson, Helen Newman, Rudy Nicholi, Olinga Nukapigak, Eli Nukapigak, Martha Oktollik, Maggie Olympic, Katie Panamarioff, Linda Phillip, Eddie Phillip, Nick Sarnato, Harriet Samson, Margaret Samson, Timothy Shavings, Marion Silver, Dorothy ' assillie. Evelyn Williams. Anna Williams, Christopher Willoya, Laverne Wilson, Frances There are forty students who are working in the student bank to learn how to become bank tellers. The stu dents who work in the bank are picked from the bookkeeping classes. The bookkeeping teacher asks for volun teers from her class and students who sign up are screened by the teachers before they are scheduled to work. At the beginning of the school year, the student council purchased two commercial teller machines and a new accounting machine for the student bank. These three pieces of equip ment will give us the opportunity to train student tellers in a way similar to the training they would receive in a commercial bank. The equipment will also enable the bank to do twice the volume of business that it did two years ago. THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN Published by the joint efforts of the Business Education Department and the Journalism class. Reporters Daryle Marchand, Patty Phair, Sharon Clark. Linda Kirsteat- ter, D. J. Taylor. Harriet Samato. Mabel Kudraluk. Fekla Kozeroff. Jim Aleck. Ait Oliver Kirk Staff Advisors Mr. Dashney Mrs. Sturgeon Principal William J. Tucker Superintendent Gordon W. Gunderson
