THE 'CHEMAWA AMERICAN.
Cbcmawa faculty.
Thomas W, Potter, Superintendent.
William p, Campbell, Assistant, uper
Inteudent. ....
Lbod A. Woodio,;pierk. . ..
Autolne CaBse, Assistant Clerk.
Florence Hutchinson, "Assistant Clerk.
John Stacy,. Assistant Clerk.
Disciplinarian. ..
Sara C. Clo,utier; Senior Teacher and'
Acting Principal, .
Nellie Ji Campbell, Teacher of 5th Grade'
and Instructor Vocal Music. , , . .
MelHe E. Dohse, Teaoher Mixed Grade'
'and Instructor Instrumental music.
Etta M. preach, Teacher 8tn and 7th "
Grades. " - ' i
Frances Bowman, " Teacher of Primary
' Margaret Miller, Teacher of 4th Grade'.
CallaJ. Westfall, Teacher of 2nd Grade.:
John H. Wilson, Teadier of tfr.d Grade. :.
Huttie (iroye, Teai'hep of Primary, Re
ceivingGrade. ' " s . ,r
Mury E. Theisz, Head Matron and Supt.
of Girls' Domestic Departments.
Maggie J. McFadden, Hma.ll Boys' Ma-,
tron. ' i ,
Carrie Becker, 'Dlrting Room Matron,
Mary IlUh. Large Boys' Matron.
Amy I. Sflle'rB, Small Girls' Matron.
Mr. Stevenson, Physician.
Aiuia M. SlierraTd. Nurse.
Sura O'HKe, Seamstress, .
Annes llnifuell,' Asst Seamstress. ,
Katie L. Brewer, Laundress.
MHgifle Mitchell, Asst. Laundress. .
Joseph. Teabo, Instructor of Baking and
Confectionery. , ,
Arthur!!., Williams, Cook..
Bolly Wiggins, Asst. cook,
Myrtli Williams, Asst. Cook. . ,
S. M.ChNdera, Supt. of Agriculture;
M. V. Cooper, Industrial Teacher.
Charles H. Woods, Supt of Carpenter-'
. iiifr. , -
Anton F. Overman,, Instructor of Gents'
and Ladies' Tailoring.
Adolph Farrow. Instructor of Harness
maKingand Haddlery. I
Samuel D. Becker, Instrutor of Steam
Heating, J" lee trie Lightingand Engineer-1
. Frank Hamilton, Nightwatchman." ' '
William Lovelace, -Assti. Engineer,
George1 8. Hilb, Instructor of Wagonmak
Jng. -
Henry N. Stoudehmeyer, Band Master
and Instructor of Painting.'
Harry.E. Mann, Instructor of Horseshoe.
Ing and Blacksmithing,
Edwin n. Godwin, Instructor of bal'ry'
ing. . . ( , "
John Westley, Ofchafdist and Gardner."
Myrtle H. Cooper, Teacher of Diomea'tfc
Science. ' '
Henry LoveTace, instructor of Printing.
Supt. Potter of Chemawaisona toiW of
ihe Bound country drumming up pupils
. for bis school. Ohemawa Is splendidly e- .
. quipped, for both literary and Industrial
trainl-ngand boys and girls desirous'of ;Ht-
ting themselves for a -usem) life,' should
., jump at the chance offered them. Indian
Guide.
The Evil-minded.
The.
laria.
ninded person continually
ps for evil in those around him; In
! hp sees cnl clouds, m.ud, and ma
Ih'art he looks for a .crack In the
varnish or a fla in the mitfile. He looks
upon a kind act as' a stroke of policy and a
christian life as a Cloak to. hyppcrisy. He
cannot admire the beauty .of a horne for he
is looking for ringbones and spavin es. He
gets no enjoyment from a . .beautiful song
for he Is on the alert to catch the singer on
-afalsetone. Hills are hard things' toclimb,
flowers are weeds; and woods represent so
many stumps to be grubbed out before a
erop of potatoes can ba raised. He likes
-to brag about' his own possessions in order
to fill the hearts of his listeners with envy,
.while his own heart is. filled to bursting
i over the possession by some one else of
something he lacks,' .
If, you do hot admire, eucb a person,
.. know that he has become evil by thinking
evil, even as the purei minded become so
by thinking good. Indian Guide.