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

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Dedication MARTIN SANDERS Martin Sanders Instructor in Carpentry, has endeared himself to Chilocco d Chl o I-le is students during the past nineteen years he has been employe at iocc . an alumnus of the Class of '29, I-Iis work has included instructor in cleaning and Dressing, and he served for many years as Scout Master. He now sponsors the Trades Club. As a student, Mr, Sanders was a member of Company C, l8Oth Infantry and for the past six years he has been Staff Sergeant in the local National Guard. his family golfing and the Masonic Lodge of Among his personal interests are , , which he is Past Master of Blue Lodge, Knight Templar and a 32 degree Mason. -le is a member of the Cherokee tribe. Mr. Sanders, while training boys in the skills of carpentry, helps them gain a fine sense of responsibility for being a good workman and a good citizen. It is in appreciation of Mr. Sanders as an instructor and as o favorite Chilocco alumnus ' ' ' h I949 CHILOCCOAN. that the Senior Class dedicate to him t e 5

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Foreword- ,I This, the 1949 issue of the Chiloccoan, records for you activities and functions of the Chilocco School. May it serve its purpose in the years to come by refreshing your memory of the many happy ex- periences that you as a student or employee had during the year. 4 x L

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A dministration L. E. CORRELL Superintendent Greetings to the Senior Class: You young people are rapidly approaching the completion of the second goal in your efforts to obtain a good education. Please remember that an education is only valuable if you make use of it. If you have learned some- thing worthwhile here at Chilocco, put it to work immediately because only by usage and repetition can you hope to continue to improve on what you now think you know. If you leave a piece of brand new machinery standing 6 N