Tucson Indian Training School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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P Q 1 Q CLASS PROPHECYS A It.S 1964, and Homecoming ,Day 'at Tucson Indian School. It is a warm, sunny day, and the Classes oi 64 and 9 have out- done themselves in providing a Fair to attract hundredsiofnvisitors from 511 over southern Arizona! In t?6 nrovlng reporter for tae 1'ya the confections and trying to win some I and, incidentally, look is the day of the l5th Wgrpowan have been samp 115 V N of the prizes offered at 159 many booths? ' , , ,,, around for news. Amongfother thlwgsa 00150 ' A Reunion of that distinguished Class -of 1941. I d better be on the lookout for some of theml ' .There comesmai bigf Cadillac convertible, up the drive right now ..,, I Let'3 seep, ,,, g Say, that's one of the ngrads,n all right, with his sister. nLewis and Greenn is the name of the firm of outstanding weavers of which they're joint pneads. Lewis put up the capital with the profits from ,his NSparkling Water Orchestran which regularly tours the United States and is featured regularly on remote control television broadcasts wherever he and the orches- tra happen to be. Tonight, though,fhel is guest soloist with the Escuela Band. uIn the weaving enterprise, Oreen supplied the uknow- how,n and. they say she-really. does! The outstanding products of their concern are ohandled only at Steinfeld's in Tucson, with the greatest business in Fifth Avenue shops in New York City. Lewis usually flies in his own plane, but Green doesn't enjoy it, so they must have come over in her car. .n V There goes Miss Meyers to meet them! She has been teaching ceramics and crafts and interior deeorating at Escuela, this year. She felt she needed a rest from her strenuous work in Hollywood where she has been decorating many of the show-places for the stars of television fand those old-time Umovies.n Her plane, 3 jet - PF0pelled job, is parked in the airplane ,and heliocopter parking lot, on the roof of the new school building. - .Who is jthat young matron with ,five children tagging after her, who's going up to talk with Green? Oh, that's Permelia - I d0n't recall he?,,maFFiGd Hsms'- and those are five children from ggjeggifergeicggzieige Ziitigg Qgfigand own, near Camelback Inn, in lot , t th fh ,.p,, L is in tue automobile parking , Jus over nere. A . y ' There'S.,an0thefe Cari, Two attractively dressed womer are gettingtou3.fgQh5 the redfheaded one must be Colleen Carmen, 5 N , uperin en en o' Nursesi a -m-- I ' ' P l H ' 7' training-at Ganado and is ndwlbniogf tsilcal aCinlei.f'bne took.her in the Southwest. ,And witkv T iq p younger nursing executives 1 ner is Darline Blackwater creator of ll ' . . l - tDarg1?e Orig1na1s,u so famous from coast to coast. She took over he e e Peterson Sh ' .m w ' C. ' ' L T OP ln +uC50n, and travels at least once a month to New Y0FkQ.London, and Paris for new fashion ideas . But I'd b tt 1 . P p ,Q 'x , ,. e ef Sul? GOWN tae rest of t ' M there before they sneak off somewhere and getnaiaycgtjmagi get over

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