THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
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ATHLETIC DIVISION,
The bjys of the school met in chapel
0n Monday evening for what may be
termed and athletic division. The boys
were chosen at random and now repre
sent two athletic divisions, with Mr.
Smith and Mr. Larsen each at the head
of a division, as these gentlemen were the
ones who chose the boys
This will undoubtedly prove a good
thing for our athletics, as it will create a
gpiritof friendly rivalry. The two athletic
bodies are known as the Chemawa Reds
and Winged Cs. Mr. Larsen and Mr.
Saunders are at the head of the Che
mawa Reds, while Mr. Smith and Mr.
Teabo represent the head of the Winged
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The American ventures to predict
that there will be something doing in
Chemawa this winter.
SEWING-ROOM NOTES,
The sun has stopped shining and the
rainy weather has begun.
Beatrice Guyette received a card from
Lillie Braden which stated that she will
be back soon.
The girls are very busy in the sewing
room now days. -
Mary Costa is making her uniform
this week.
Emma Cameron makes the fire every
morning in the sewing room.
Mary Boles is helping one of the large
girls to make a uniform.
The sewing room girls are all verT
busv making the winter uniforms.
Annie Evans is going to make her
first uniform next week.
ESTELLE REEL SOCIETY
The Estelle Reel Society met in the
reading room of the small girls' home.
We first elected our officers, which are as
follows: President, Callista Rainville;
vice-president, Christine Boswell; secre
tary, Nita Jones; sergeant-at-arms; Mag
gie Johnson. Program committee, Mar
guerite Rainville; assistants, Gertrude
McCoy and Laura Cochran. We then
had speeches from the president and vice
president, and the program committee.
Miss Faris then talked to us. , A motion
was then made that we adjourn, which
was carried.
WOODBUTCHERS.
C. Pluff has started on the wheels for
a new slop wagon. The front wheels will
turn under the bed so that the wagon
can be turned around almost on a dollar.
We have fourteen wheels done and
three running-gears almost completed.
Can any other bunch of boys show up
any better for the same length of time
and with the same experience which we
had before entering on our trade?
We have one hack done, with a top on
it.
Mathias Simpsi n would like to show
you a book-case and writing desk he has
almost completed. It is a fine one.
V. Curley is now ready to commence
his wagon bed. When he gets it com
pleted he will have finished his wagon.
A. Couture will soon have his wagon
completed.
We will be glad when all the leaves
get off of the trees so that we can clean
up and make our lawn look better.
Fryk.