Chilocco Indian Agricultural School - Chiloccoan Yearbook (Chilocco, OK)

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Y D 'U LILLIAN BIGGOOSE PONCA CITY, OTKLAHOMA Tribe: Ponca Vocation: HOME ECONOMICS . She who works with perseverance for six years is sure to achieve success. This Lillian has done since We first saw her. ANGIE BROWN WYNNEWOOD, OKLAHOMA Tribe: Chickasaw Vocation: HOME ECONOMICS Y. W. C. A.g B. Y. P. U. Angie believes the only durable joy in life is dedica- tion to one's workg it is our one faithful friend-the magic pool in the Wilderness of life. She has done her share for three years. ROY BROWN TUSKAHOMA, OKLAHOMA Tribe: Seminole Vocation: CARPENTRY g Varsity Basketball 3 yearsg Football 1 yearg Baseball 1 yearg Jr. High trackg Bandg Annual-Journal Staff g Sergeant Oklahoma National Guards. Chief is a big man with a big heart and a smile that gives zest to life. He says he's learned most of Chi- loCco's rules in six years by breaking them. PA UL BURNEY TULSA, OKLAHOMA Tribe: Chickasaw Vocation: MASONRY Hi-Yg Chairman Friendship Committeeg Home Room Treasurerg Adjutant Major, Second Battaliong Co. C 180th Infantry, Oklahoma National Guardsg Feather- weight Champion Boxer, '29-'30. There may be better men in the world than I, but Where are they?

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H ..' V , '. , - K , , ' ui ' .aiinsnmulsih--M.4. .I-. ' xiao. umm.-n-e -,. IRLNF BARNETT KANIMA, OKLAHOMA Tribe: Choctaw Vocation: HOME ECONOMICS Y. W. C. A. Cabinetg Home Economics Clubg Glee Clubg Choirg President Home Room '31g Annual- Journal Staff. She has striven and achieved much, for in the last eight years when she has wanted a thing well done she has done it herself. BRANT BRACKEN MIAMI, OKLAHOMA Tribe: Wycmdotte Vocation: PRINTING Oklahoma National Guardsg Honor Rollg Track. A stunner, a runner, who has never known defeat. Brant has shown his optimism through seven years for this is his philosophy? Why take life seriously? You'll never get out alive. LENA CRITTENDEN CLAREMORE, OKLAHOMA Tribe: Cherokee Vocation: NURSING Choirg Glee Clubg Y. W. C. A. Blond curls are not always the sign of fickleness. Through five years Soap has furnished that magic touch to her classmates which assures healthful cleanliness. A ND Y CRITTENDEN HULBERT, OKLAHOMA Tribe: Cherokee Vocation: ENGINEERING N Choirg Vice President, Hi-Yg Quartette. two yearsg Secretary Senior Claissg Glee Clubg Corporal National Guardsg B. Y. P. U.g Captain Fire Company. After residing aft this place six years Andy Admits that with girls he is so shy. That sometimes he knows he will just petrifyf' -