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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1972)
C h e e r l e a d e r s to o C hem aw a A th le te s Given A w a rd s A t S p e c ia l C erem ony \/V h a 11 o p S .H . G irls The girls varsity basketball team beat Scared Heart by a score of 43 to 30. Patty Simpson and Susie Marc hand each made 10 points. Chemawa also got six points from Janet Pakoo tas r five from Klara Stevens, four from Mari Sioux McDonald, three from Terri Penn, two from Margaret Igkurak and Emla Tillequet and one from Rose Knight. It was the last game for Klara Ste vens, who graduated in mid-year. Susie Marchand added 12 rebounds to her 10 points as Chemawa outre- bounded the taller Scared Heart team. The jayvees also won their game with Scared Heart by a score of 31-17. Ailene Samuels with 14 and Debbie Simpson with 10 were the high scor ers. Liz Taylor won praise for a fine defensive game. The Chemawa girls dropped two close games, 40-35 to McMinnville and 43-42 to Cascade. Mari Sioux McDonald led the scoring against McMinnville with 11. McMinnville’s overwhelming height advantage can celled Chemawa’s pressing defense. Against Cascade, McDonald had 17 ppints and Lynn Louis added 13. The Jayvees slaughtered Cascade, 37-13. Ailene Samuels made 14 for Chemawa and Loretta Penny added 12 more. A special awards ceremony on Robertson, Mina Bailey, Rose Knight, January 10 honored Chemawa students Susan Looney, Mary Melivodov, Zoya who participated in fall sports. The Melivodov, Suzie Marchand, Bev awards were for the following sports: Frank, Mary Looney, Melanie Col- football, cross-country (girls and wash, Verna Finley, Janice Noyes, boys) volleyball and special recog Ailene Samuels and Linda James. nition to the fall cheerleaders. Suzie Marchand received both the Mr. Lawyer gave the following most outstanding player and go-getter football players letter awards: Terry awards. She also received a GAA in Ward, Terry Marchand, Daryl Mar sert for completing five seasons in chand, A1 Nicorai, Leland Wilson, girls sports. In addition, she was Joe Thomas, Gary Abrahamson, Alvin selected for the Capital Conference Charley, Shannon Cargo, Daryl Sul all-star team. Mary Melivodov won livan, Steve George, Evan Karl, honorable mention. Ralph Beans, Dave Williams, Gabe Margaret Igkurak was captain of the Alexie, Ron Smartlowit, Eli Was- “ A” team. During four years at sillie, Lloyd Vincent, Howard Egoak, Chemawa she received ten certifi and managers Andrew Boots and cates for participating in sports. Alfred Franci Susan Looney was captain of the Gary Abrahamson was honored as “ B” team. the most improved player, and along The cheerleaders were given with Alvin Charley, who was honorary awards for doing a great job of cheer captain, was, given a Capital Con ing at the football games and cross ference honorable mention. Ron country meets. The varsny cheer Smartlowit was selected as the most leaders are Klara Stevens, Olga inspirational player and named to the Fitka, Anna Willis, and Grace Nichols. conference all-star team. Janice Noyes and Mary Looney were Eight varsity cross-country runners jayvee football cheerleaders. received letter awards. They are The cross-country cheerleaders Art Ambrose, Delbert Okbaok, Jacob were Suzie Marchand, Mari Sioux Mc Merculief, Mike George, Harold Fair Donald, Lynn Louis and Kathy banks, David Enoch and Joe Peters. Andrews. Junior varsity certificates were awarded to Adolf Lupe, Robert Lake, Ray Koonuk, Herman Evan, Henry Alexie, James Solomon, and Eddie Biederman. Delbert Okbaok was honored as being the most inspirational runner, Harold Fairbanks was honorary cap tain and Mike George received the most improved award. Miss Hale gave awards to seven of her cross-country girls at the ceremony. They were, Patty Simpson, Debbie Simpson, Kathy Andrews, Carol Andrews, Janet Pakootas and Nancy Barnes, and the manager, Dorothy Dick. Debbie Simpson re ceived an award for most outstanding runner. She shared the go-getter award with Janet Pakootas. For cutting her time the most, Nancy Barnes received “ Speedy” , a stuffed puppy. Patty Simpson was named Gabe A le x ie (on top) has a G lad sto n e w re s tle r under control and turns him over for honorary captain. a pin as the re feree w atches. Gabe won th is match and most o f his others th is year. Mrs. Papenfus presented volleyball He w ill be one o f the contenders for the d is tric t cham pionship in h is w eigh t c la ss and awards to Margaret Igkurak, Bernie a p la c e in the s ta te cham pionships.
