Weekly Chemawa American., April 02, 1909, Page 7, Image 7

THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
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Albert Samuels departed Tuesday for
Haines, Alaska, where he will take
charge of a store owned by his brother,
who died a short time ago. .
Wanted Boys to learn the painter's
trade. Must be of good habits and not
afraid of work and paint. Tuition free.
Board, clothes and paint furnished.
Eugene( Rink) Williams.
Frank Souvigner says that he will try
out for second base with the first base
ball team this year and that any one
who gets the position away from him
will have to go some.
Wanted Information as to the where
abouts of the Nesika,- Odd, Che-In-Tra
and Daisy clubs who made thir appear
ance here with a series of entertainments
and minstrel shows last year.
The Public.
The wrestlers have not been doing
much practicing, as their instructor,
Dennis Harnden, is not in shape to go
on the mat on account of the injury he
received in a recent match.
The baseball squad are out practicing
every evening after four o'clock and all
indications point to a winning team this
season. Unlike previous years, this year
each player must work for his position
and prove hi?1 ability before he can
become a member of the team.
SENIOR CLASS AVERAGES. '
The following averages were made by'
the Senior class at the quarterly test:
No. Av.
1 Margaret Lowry - - 100
2 Fred Lewis - -. - 97
3 Loulin Brewer - - 96.6
4 Sara Brewer - - - 95.8
5 Calvin Darnell - 94.4
6 Clarence Lewis - - 93.5
7 Joe Dillstrom - - - . 89
8 Albert Garry - - - 87 1
9 Ed. McClellan - - 87
10 Michel Wilson - 86.5
11 Alex Cajete - - - 84.3
12 Ralph Allen - - - 83.6
13 Vernie Cliffe - - - 83.3
14 Eugene Williams - - 82.1
15 Violet Berner - - - 78.6
16 Walter Miller - - - 78 '
17 Thos. McCully - - 77.8
18 Katie Henry - - - 76 8
19 Levi Sortor - - 74.5
20 Geo. Williams - -: 70
Y. W. C. A.
The members of the Y. W. C. A. held
their regular meeting last Wednesday .
evening. The meeting was opened by
a song, after which Maud Lowry led in
prayer. The roll was called and an
other song was sung. Helen Harnden
read a lesson of love. Virginia Garry
was the leader for the evening, her to
pic being "Truthfulness." After she gave
an interesting talk on the subject Miss
Royer and Helen Dillstrom spoke a few
wrords. Then business was called for
and transacted. Alice Chalcraft's name
was added to the roll and we were all glad
to welcome her to our association. We
then sang our closing song, "Blest be
the Tie that Binds," repeated our watch
word and adjourned.
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