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October 2, 1943__________________PIONEER_________________Page 5
BETWEEN US GIRLS
BY TAXIE KUSINOKI
They said you 'forgot to
write a farewell column,'
so (with three big brutes
standing around and goad-
ing you) you let go--
Lots of things have hap-
pened since last October--
most of them unexpected,
and some of them, pretty
wonderful.
People came and people
went. You had fun and you
had worries.
You met people that you
sometimes would've liked
to kick. And you met peo-
ple who gave you self-assur-
ance--plus a little thing
called faith.
A newspaper tells you
things--in black and white.
Working in a newspaper
office and knocking around
with all kinds of people
does much the same thing:
it makes you see things in
black and white .
F'rinstance, you people
who are afraid to relocate
-forget it; your fear,
that is. Naturally, there
are different reasons for
being afraid. But think
it, over .
Assuming you've decided
on the tvpe of job you
want and the place you wish
to tackle, what's stopping
you? Fear of not making
out? That's up to you, and
worrying about it isn't
going to help at all. Fear
of public sentiment? By
acting naturally and by
being American without be-
ing too obvious about it,
that problem will evaporate
with time. Never been away
from home alone ant afraid
you'll get lost? Oh golly
--there can't be a second
or tenth time without a
‘first’!
So what if we are say-
ing things you've been told
time and again--repetition
is one way to drum something
into people's heads!
Oh well--if we haven't
converted anyone else, we've
thoroughly convinced our-
self . So--thanks for things
and stuff. It's been fun,
honest! (Okay, fellows--
you can take away our
last 67 lines for the PIO-
NEER…)
FIRE BREAKS OUT AT
11K MESS COAL BIN
The 11K mess coal bin
caught fire from spontaneous
combustion Wednesday morn-
ing, according to Jerry
Sullivan, assistant chief
fire protection officer.
No damage was reported.
PRE-SCHOOL
HOURS RELEASED
The five pre-schools lo-
cated at 7K, 9K, 11F, 11H,
and 9E recreation halls
will have two daily classes
from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to
3 p.m., effective Monday,
according to Dr. enoch Du-
mas, elementary school prin-
cipal. The morning classes
for 3-year-old
children and the afternoon
for 4 year-olds.
NlSHIHARA IS NEW
MATH INSTRUCTOR
Joe Nishihara, a recent
arrival, from Tule Lake, is
replacing Shig Hiratsuka
as mathematic instructor at
the senior high school,
the high school office re-
vealed. The latter is re-
suming his studies at the
University of Wyoming.
Radamaker To
Conduct Class
A new class in social
investigation under the instruction of Dr. John A.
Radamaker, community analyst,
will be held every Tuesday
and Thursday evenings from
7 to 9 at 8H-5D, stated
Samuel Gordon,night school
director.
College credit may be
received for this course
bv making arrangements with
the instructor, and inter-
ested persons are urged to
attend.
AMACHE SENIOR HIGH
ENROLLMENT IS 697
Latest figures reveal
that 697 students are en-
rolled in Amache senior
high school, according to
Miss Grace Lewis,vocation-
al advisor.
An interesting fact is
that there are more girls
than boys, 352 to 345.
RECREATION ASSOCIATION
SUFFERS $176.62 LOSS
INCOME AND EXPENSE STATEMENT
For the Month of
August, 1943
INCOME
Movies $630.85
Miscellaneous Income 5.45
Total Income $636.30
EXPENSES:
Movie Expense $477.19
Organised Athletic Expense 116.14
Play Center Expense 140.44
Amache Y. W. C. A. 25.00
Amache Boy Scouts 25.00
Miscellaneous Expense 29.15
Total Expense 812.92
Net deficit for August $176.62
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
August 31, 1943
ASSETS:
Cash on Hand $ 208.59
Cash in Bank 1,847.28
Total Assets $2,055.87
LIABILITIES:
Accrued Expense $ 706.71
Accrued Admission Tax 48.15
Total Liabilities $754.86
UNDISTRIBUTED NET INCOME
Net as of July 31, $1,477.63
Less Deficit August 176.62 1,301.01
Total Liabilities and Net Worth $2,055.67
Object Description
| Title | Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 105 |
| Date | 1943-10-02 |
| Physical Collection | Japanese Americans in World War II collection |
| Volume | 1 |
| Issue number or date | 105 |
| Page count | 11 |
| Object type | Newsletter |
| Donor | Shitara, George |
Description
| Title | page 5 |
| Item number | HMLSC_Granada_Pioneer_V01_N105_P05 |
| Page number | page 5 |
| Physical description | 35.6 cm x 21.6 cm |
| Full Text Search | October 2, 1943__________________PIONEER_________________Page 5 BETWEEN US GIRLS BY TAXIE KUSINOKI They said you 'forgot to write a farewell column,' so (with three big brutes standing around and goad- ing you) you let go-- Lots of things have hap- pened since last October-- most of them unexpected, and some of them, pretty wonderful. People came and people went. You had fun and you had worries. You met people that you sometimes would've liked to kick. And you met peo- ple who gave you self-assur- ance--plus a little thing called faith. A newspaper tells you things--in black and white. Working in a newspaper office and knocking around with all kinds of people does much the same thing: it makes you see things in black and white . F'rinstance, you people who are afraid to relocate -forget it; your fear, that is. Naturally, there are different reasons for being afraid. But think it, over . Assuming you've decided on the tvpe of job you want and the place you wish to tackle, what's stopping you? Fear of not making out? That's up to you, and worrying about it isn't going to help at all. Fear of public sentiment? By acting naturally and by being American without be- ing too obvious about it, that problem will evaporate with time. Never been away from home alone ant afraid you'll get lost? Oh golly --there can't be a second or tenth time without a ‘first’! So what if we are say- ing things you've been told time and again--repetition is one way to drum something into people's heads! Oh well--if we haven't converted anyone else, we've thoroughly convinced our- self . So--thanks for things and stuff. It's been fun, honest! (Okay, fellows-- you can take away our last 67 lines for the PIO- NEER…) FIRE BREAKS OUT AT 11K MESS COAL BIN The 11K mess coal bin caught fire from spontaneous combustion Wednesday morn- ing, according to Jerry Sullivan, assistant chief fire protection officer. No damage was reported. PRE-SCHOOL HOURS RELEASED The five pre-schools lo- cated at 7K, 9K, 11F, 11H, and 9E recreation halls will have two daily classes from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m., effective Monday, according to Dr. enoch Du- mas, elementary school prin- cipal. The morning classes for 3-year-old children and the afternoon for 4 year-olds. NlSHIHARA IS NEW MATH INSTRUCTOR Joe Nishihara, a recent arrival, from Tule Lake, is replacing Shig Hiratsuka as mathematic instructor at the senior high school, the high school office re- vealed. The latter is re- suming his studies at the University of Wyoming. Radamaker To Conduct Class A new class in social investigation under the instruction of Dr. John A. Radamaker, community analyst, will be held every Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 at 8H-5D, stated Samuel Gordon,night school director. College credit may be received for this course bv making arrangements with the instructor, and inter- ested persons are urged to attend. AMACHE SENIOR HIGH ENROLLMENT IS 697 Latest figures reveal that 697 students are en- rolled in Amache senior high school, according to Miss Grace Lewis,vocation- al advisor. An interesting fact is that there are more girls than boys, 352 to 345. RECREATION ASSOCIATION SUFFERS $176.62 LOSS INCOME AND EXPENSE STATEMENT For the Month of August, 1943 INCOME Movies $630.85 Miscellaneous Income 5.45 Total Income $636.30 EXPENSES: Movie Expense $477.19 Organised Athletic Expense 116.14 Play Center Expense 140.44 Amache Y. W. C. A. 25.00 Amache Boy Scouts 25.00 Miscellaneous Expense 29.15 Total Expense 812.92 Net deficit for August $176.62 FINANCIAL STATEMENT August 31, 1943 ASSETS: Cash on Hand $ 208.59 Cash in Bank 1,847.28 Total Assets $2,055.87 LIABILITIES: Accrued Expense $ 706.71 Accrued Admission Tax 48.15 Total Liabilities $754.86 UNDISTRIBUTED NET INCOME Net as of July 31, $1,477.63 Less Deficit August 176.62 1,301.01 Total Liabilities and Net Worth $2,055.67 |
