The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current, January 27, 1977, Image 1

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    OREGON STATE U B R A R i
q*371.975
V .7 3
no. 5
SALEM INDIAN SCHOOL
CHEMAWA, OREGON
Ghemawa A m e ric a n
Oregon
Collection
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Vo/ 73 CHEMAWA INDIAN SCHOOL JANUARY 27, 1977
Xmas Gifts
Here’s what some of the Chemawa
students and staff found under their
Christmas tree:
Rose Frisby - some earrings and a
nice coat.
Emery Hall - a shirt and some
cologne.
Gary Brown - a stereo.
Mr. John - nothing!
Isabell Martin - a watch.
Mitch Boyd - Nothing!
Penny Hughes - a watch.
Alex Hernandez - a .225 rifle and a
pool stick.
Roger Jim - some clothes and a
hair-cut.
Darla McCullough - nothing
special.
Hazel Noyes - all kinds of clothes
turquoise ring, "11" necklace, and
earrings.
Tilden McDonald - after-shave.
Charlie Hopkins - a pair of socks.
Mr. Wittman - a new suit of clothes
and a double grilled hamburger
maker.
Mr. Lamb - tired and a new jacket.
Cheri James - just some powders
and perfume.
Wands Bullchild - some espensive
turquoise.
Kelly Kenmille - some clothes and
a couple of rings.
Pat Stensgar - a vest.
T.J. James - a 12 guage shot-gun
and a .22 pistol.
Tony Boyd - clothes.
Doll Wabaunsee - some money, a
pool stick, some junk, and a stolen
kiss from Santa.
Juanita Reyes - an 8 track radio,
and a whole bunch of necklaces.
Three Picked
MacLaren Tournament All-Stars
(L-R) Gary Brown, Robin Matt and
Marvin Devereaux. Devereaux was
also named Most Valuable Player for
the tournament.
Wrestlers
Needed
Chemawa needs more wrestlers ac­
cording to Coach Lawyer.
The Braves need grapplers in the
98, 106, 123, 130, 148, 157, 178 and
191 weight classes.
Those already out includes Oliver
Pimms - 115, Marvin Perdash - 136,
Paul Poirer - 141, Chuck Felix - 141,
Henry Cagey - 148, Tony Williams -
167, Steve Filkins - Hwy and Bill
Slater - Hwy.
Chemawa needs wrestlers at all
weight classes in order to win dual
meets which are scored on a team
basis.
Marvin Gets 4 3
Marvin Deveraux tossed in 43
points in a game against Jefferson,
January 7, but his scoring did not
help the Braves win their first league
game as Chemawa fell 65 - 76.
Others who scored were: Robin
Matt - 10, Gary Brown - 6, Gary
Aitkins - 4, and Bill Sharp - 2.
Gary Brown and Gary Aitkins got 6
rebounds each.
Girls Rip Lions
Chemawa girls
over-powered
Jefferson girls for their first home
league basketball win on January 6,
with a footstomping score of 53 -1 5 .
High scorer was Debbie Jane with
22 points. Others scoring were Arkie
Adolph - 11, Hazel Noyes - 8, Leeda
Yallup - 4, Juanita Reyes - 4, Rosetta
Yallup - 2, and Peggy Simpson - 2.
The J.V .’s won their game by the
score of 24 - 14. High scorer was
Rosetta Yallup - 10. Others scoring
were: Evelyn Small - 5, Denise Jane -
5, and Blanche Slockish - 2.
G/r/s Win Again
The Chemawa girls over-took the
Kennedy Trojans by the score of
29 - 21. The Trojans held the Che­
mawa Braves to a low scoring game.
Top scorer was Denise Jane with 7.
Others scoring were: Arkie Adolph
- 6, Peggy Simpson - 4, Rosetta
Yallup - 4, Debbie Jane - 2, Hazel
Noyes - 2, and Juanita Reyes - 2.
The J.V.’s won their game by the
score of 22 - 21 with Rosetta Yallup
making the last two points to win the
game.
TOURNAMENT ALL-STARS