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

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Health illn- Miss Aagot Marie Knudsen, R. N., Nurse in Charge. Dr, L. E. Lyon, D. D. S., Contract Dentist. Mrs. Eleanor Snell, Hospital Attendant. W G. Weston, M. D., F. A. C. P., Contract Physician, The School Infirmary is staffed by a Contract Physician, Nurse, Dentist, and Attendant There are two clinic periods daily, morning and afternoon, to take care of daily routine treatments. Students who are ill are given hospital care, and isolation is provided for communica- ble diseases. Surgical cases are referred to the Pawnee Indian l-lospital, or to the local hos- pital in Arkansas City, Kansas, after the parents' permission has been obtained. ln cases of emergency where parents cannot be reached, the Superintendent has the authority tc grant permission. Preventive and remedial work include physical examinations for all students when thex enroll, immunizations against typhoid fever and small pox, Wasserman tests for all students' :hest x-rays for all athletes before they enter into any kind of competitive sports. The State X-Ray Mobile Unit generally manages to come once a year, everyone on the campus has his x-ray taken at that time. First aid supplies are provided for all student homes and shops. Classes in First Aid are offered at intervals for both students and employees. 1 ff . 2 . 'Ei f ev '2 +L . 54. I ..-, 7 asgXir:eff..,,,5,,,,lm1M-I MY -.. i-kv A 'is .'71f?7 'T A y igjfgffl-f lifwwm' y f :milf 'fi-f'z 7 - ., file-2,E s' it1ltf 2 fj,.pi .wi A . l-tr iff? i 5 '17 ' A . i 3 X X7 Eff? . . . ttli fi! la l A I 'T V f Aff: f -H V ta T A 14 N

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.yn n-A GIRLS' ACTIVITIES The boys and girls have many opportunities to learn the social graces of living. The upper picture shows Jack Wilson, Norman DeRoin, Lois Glory, Eldon DeRoin, and Joyce Nelson at a refreshment table at the Practice Cottage. Center picture: Bonnie Kate Bell, a Cherokee from Mississippi, in the snow. The upper right picture shows the Group Leaders of Home 5. These girls work with the Adviser in making the girls feel happier and helping in many ways with the Home. The girl leaders are elected by the girls in the Home. Reading from left ta right: Addie Cunning- ham, Head Group Leader, First Semester, Grace Ben, Harriet Poorhorse, Head Group Leader, Second Semester, Delores Jimmy, Mary Ann Greenwood, Frances Choate, Bettie Owens, Emerydean Eades, Juanita Walters, Mrs, Mary F. Werneke, Adviser. The girls enjoy many moments of relaxation in the homes. Lower left picture shows left to right, Rosemary Wano, Frances Choate, Mary Ann Greenwood, Grace Ben, Sarah Jane Thompson enjoying the papers and radio. Every girl is given the opportunity to use her imagination and individuality in her room. Shown center, Wanda Seabolt and Sadie Seabolt, sisters, at their dressing table designed by Sadie. As in any home the housekeeping needs to be done. Lower right shows Bettie Owens with the polisher shining the floor while Emerydean Eades follows with a dust mop. Every girl has her part to do in the home to keep it looking neat all the time. 13

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The Seniors Miss Mabel Walker, Senior Spon Instructor of English and Speech Miss Fladelle Dyer, Senior Spon Instructor of Music and History THE SENIOR CLASS OF i948-49 Class Colors-Maroon and White Class Flowerfllose Class Motto- Either We Will Find a Way or Make One l ' .ff CLASS OFFICERS President, Lee Roy Bacon, Choctaw-Anadarko. President, Student Council, Museum and Guides Club, Trades Club, National Guard. Vice President, John Vale, Chickasaw-Lawrence, Kansas. Carpentry. Honor Society, Honorary Member Student Council, Trades Club, Band, Tennis, National Guard. Valedictorian, '49. Secretary, Catherine Jones, Cherokee-Nowata. Home Economics. Sergeant-at-Arms, John D. Miller, SeminolefSerninole. Carpentry. Letter- man-Baseball, Basketball, Football, Trades Club, Chilocco Brave, '48 15