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

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AAB I 0-G R A P H I E S Colleen Carmen A gbemist was working .iQmQie.lebQyatQQy one dey in December findimg a selutien for -making liyimg ,objeeis, He mixed and mixed ebemicele when bam laststo bie greet amazement he found eomejhing takipg form: Surely 'be weenft .qgeeming for the object was this liptle girl from Nofbh Fork, eTbe,parente cQuldn't think of a name be give her so bhey .maited'unti1f+weQ1, we pew-know her es Celleen Carmen: D H e Spending most Aef her life Qthere she decided mto come tp uArigona for her hea1bb,?' That was Ulove eickness' fer upon her marfival she met a certain boy HDuckW Forte? ape ever singe then she has been quite healthy. She,enrollee asva junior, She enjoys eats more thfirlev-Hyihimlieas eGlSS,rU1ai ifefmbeeeides DHGAK-'SmmeC0mPaUY,' GOll66QL likes to 'be the Ucow'e tailn until msQmepnmmg.urgent cemes up then she goes to ,it like ibe whirlwind and gets it donef She hasn't any particular ambition buf whatever-the task may be we wish her Nduck lgek.u

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CREATIVE,LIVlNG Community, Country, and World Building . . ., - Nz- ' 's 'u irdividual V Peage 1S that quiet, calm feeling .rom within the 1 . The individual gives it to the home and community in proportion as r - ' ,L I the individual feels. In turn the community passes it to the country, the country to the worlds With peace everything is enjoyable, Everyone desires peace in . u their community, country and world. Education, h9Etl'th.8.1'ld. working together ere important. Working together is what lcounts. If you are all working together in harmony, peace will be in your midst. New schools, churches and hospitals are needed everywhere, especially overseas where many schools, churches and hospitals, were destroyed during World War Il. The United States government is helping ell it can in bringing peace to people abroad, Some of them were once our enemies. Now we must help them rebuild . Q 7 n ' Jesus said. My peace I give unto yousn hay we help others receive this peace.

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Edwardine Meyers. One beautiful autumn day in Gila Crossinei when the 399195 were turnine 'red and the mesquite trees shedding their leaves, O . there came the most wierd howl across the distant plain. Everyone l t iti was found that the-nfiren was only looked around for smoke. bu ' Edwardine Meyers b.img born. Then on another beautiful autumn day, her little feet went padding :down the road to the Casa Blanca Day School. I guess she made it all right because in the seventh grade she had to catch a bus to attend ?ima Central School in Sacaton. Later in l945 she was so proud, because this time it was a Grey- hound bus she had to some to school in. She was a freshman when she came to Tucson Indian Sehoela and through all these years was a very enjoyable person to have around. Ed, as she is called by most, has a wide variety of diver- sions. Among her favorite are reading, sewing, art, and music. It seems that if you put anything sweet before her she'll devour it in a wink. At first we thought it was beanse-now We know ifvs Sweets. Ed is a member of the Escuela Band Qplaying the bass horn, as maybe some of the boys didn't knowf and a membgp of the Senior Choir. She is class secretary-treasu er and has been for the last four YGQTS CSO you see how we trust herb, Rdwardine has many ambitions and we hope she will succeed in whatever she may choose to do. 'The school will be losing a f .th . .- ful student ard Je In 4 ' ' J..v, a,ow her memory will lin . - 't .EGF for a great while.