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

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i ERNEST C. MUELLER Principal lwemories of Clvvilocco At my desk in I-laworth l-lall, I ponder tasks both great and small. And so, this morning, l am face to face With the problem of filling up this space. You came to Chilocco from far and near For knowledge, training and experiences dear. I-low well acquired depends upon you, For campus and buildings do not make a school. Where classes were met with regularity Much progress was made as all can see. But there were a few who tried to shirk, And readily found themselves in the mirk. ln vocations of agriculture, home economics and trades All had an opportunity to work and make grades. For it was here that skills were developed true, Just because each was given a chance and job to do. But is was life on the campus and in dormitories too, That brought out the best and true characters in you. l-lere you learned to work and to play, And so with Chilocco l hope your memories will stay. 9

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Office Staff Afdvnk Charles l-l. Laughlin, Chief Clerk Miss Beulah Neet, Purchasing Clerk Claude Hayman, Cash Clerk Mrs. Jean l-lamburger, Secretary to the Superintendent The Main Office building is one of the smallest on the campus but there is no doubt that it is one of the most important, for from the Main Office, through the efforts of the employees working there, go all purchase orders for supplies and cquipment to keep the school well supplied and running smoothly. There, too, and in the Principal's office, are kep- the records on all af the students attending Chilocco School, and most of the correspondence for the school is handled in these offices. Many and varied are the duties of these employees I H . . , W :ffl W. if 'N i s i ' , , V i Sa . 4 ,i 3 l -1 . i - . ti V' -,' , 1:-1 i fm 1 www , Rf' 1 .,.,,X,,., ., ,, C i Miss Eyalena Sockey, Secretary to the Principal Frank Whitetree, Property Clerk Mrs. Elsie Shilling, Clerk-Stenographer 8 N

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f 1 The Advisory Departments RAY COLGLAZIER Boys' Adviser MRS. MARY FRANCES WERNEKE Girls' Adviser The home life of the Chilocco student is spent in the homes spoken at as Home l, ll, Ill, IV, V and VI. ln the homes the living is much the same as in the homes with their parents. The boy or girl receives counsel from the advisers and assistants on many personal matters. Students re h' ' p sent t eir grade cards to advisers much the same as, when living at home, they would to their parents. Home lite including games, recreation, study periods, relaxation, per- sonal ' ' ' care and many other home activities take place in the student homes. NELSON ROWE Boys' Adviser, Assistant MISS VAN NOY HUGHES Girls' Adviser, Assistant I 10 5