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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1961 volume:

The Chiloccoan 1961 Chilocco Indian Agricultural School Chilocco, Oklahoma HERE WE GROW The 1960-61 Chiiocco school year teas eventful for everyone. Classes began September 6, with an enrollment over 950 students. This included the largest number of post graduates and college students to attend Chilocco. There were students from 25 of the 50 states, and a number of college students from our newest state, Alaska. The traditional watermelon social started the year as a gel-acquainted festivity. During the school months that followed, there were numerous sports and social ac- tivities which promoted the school spirit. There were church activities, guard drills, scout drills, band trips, lyceums, mouies, and the eagerly anticipated day - Arkalalah. Hobby shows and talent shows were enjoyed by the students; the Easter and Christmas holidays were recognized by pageants presented by the students. The eoents for the last month of the school year were the banquets, the prom, the farewell dance, Baccalaureate Seroices, and the much awaited - Graduation. Yes, the year was truly a memorable one for the students and faculty of Chilocco. The ’60-61 school year was indeed a growing one, so we present our CHILOCCOAN yearbook with the theme, “HERE WE GROW.” Table of Contents Dedication -------------------------------- 4 Administration _________________________5- 6 Activities ______________________________ 7-22 Honors --------------------------------- 23-30 Guidance ________________________________31-34 Vocations ----------------------------- 35-44 Special Navajo Program —---------------- 45-60 Academic Department 61-90 Plant Management----------------- ------ 91 Public Health Center — 91 Faculty and Personnel ------------------- 92 3 Mr. James Bearskin To Mr. James Bearskin, the Senior Class dedicates the 1961 Chiloccoan. Mr. Bearskin has spent twenty-one years at Chilocco, three years as a student, graduating in 1934, and the remaining years as an employee. He is presently employed in the Plant Management Department. 4 To The Graduates of J961 - We extend to you our congratulations upon your completion of an Important educational goal Along with your teachers, parents and friends. I am proud of your achievement. Never before has education seemed important as It is now. In spite of the shortage of Jobs for some, there Is still an Increasing demand for well-trained, responsible educated workers. You must realize soon. If you have not already, that your learning should not stop now. The schooling you have had may not be enough to help you win a good life In the modern world. You can rely on the vocational training you have had and the guidance Chilocco has given you to make a beginning. Beyond this you need to improve your education more and to make every experience a means of further learning. We urge you to seize every opportunity to advance in the direction you have been going. We hope the sense of values Chilocco has given you will stay with you and guide you in the years to come. Our very best wishes go with you. too. W. Keith Kelley Superintendent Dear Chiloccoans: We believe the 1960-61 school year has been outstanding. This belief is supported by the excellent vay you have responded to the various programs offered at Chilocco. In your academic and vocational programs, It seems you have worked with the attitude of gaining greater knowledge and better performance. We also believe you have demonstrated excellent participation in social activities on the As you know, this year your academic and vocational work has been evaluated each week. We hope the evaluation has been of assistance to you in developing a better learning situation. We wish to take this opportunity to wish you a pleasant and profit- able summer. Tto our undergraduates, we hope you will return to collate your high school work. To our graduates, we hope you will be successful in whatever undertaking you choose. Principal To those u'ho have guided us so well, all we can say is, you're swell ! Department Heads gave generously of their time and energy in the in- terest of education and training for the students of Chilocco. Adminis- trative meetings were held regularly, once each week. Present at this weekly session were, left to right: Mrs. Elizabeth Heagy, Department Head, Home Economics; Mr. George Tlustos, Department Head, Trades; Mr. Alvin Kivett, Department Head, Agriculture; Mr. Jack McCarty. De- partment Head, Academic; Mr. Leon Wall, Principal; Mr. W. Keith Kelley, Superintendent; Mr. Ray Colglazier, Department Head, Boys’ Guidance; Mrs. Mary F. Werneke, Department Head, Girls’ Guidance; Mrs. Ida Mae Larney, Department Head, Acting, Special Navajo Program. 6 Activities BOYS GYM Beverly Moses, assistant editor of the Indian School Journal, and Emma Jean Deere, editor, type copy for the Journal. Members of the Student Council helped to make our rules for work and play. Pictured here, left to right, are: Charles Battiest, Robert Belt, Wesley Studie, Herman Yellowhair, Tom Begay, Lawrence Francis, Secretary, Chester Yazzie, President, Leo Begay, Vice-president, Lenora Monty, Gloria Neztsosie, Daisy Todacheeney, Beverly Barnes and Fannie Mae John. 8 The Journalism Club and Annual Staff take time out from their work to pose for a picture. Randy Wood, post graduate stu- dent, Anthony Col wash, senior, Johnny Miller and John Lamey, post graduates, diligently work on the ’61 Chiloccoan which they are masking and preparing to print on one of the offset presses. 9 “They performed splendidlly!” Front row: Sylvanna Fish and Vumer Thomp- son, twirlers. Back row: Loretta Mc- Clelland, twirler, Elizabeth Larney, drum majorette, and Hannah Watson, twirler. The High School Drill Team stands at attention. The Chilocco Band, ready for it’s Spring Concert! Serving as officers for the Indian Dramatics Club this year are: Rebecca Hinman, vice-president; Alma Spot- tedwolf, secretary; Arlene Feather, president. 11 The Chilocco Choir is one of the most inspiring organizations of the school. The Triple Trio provided delightful en- tertainment for various programs and assemblies. Dana Russell, assisted by Betty Buffalohead, Rowena Johnson, Ida Jane McCoy, Lynn Waldon and Fannie Homer, Cheerleaders, pre- pare to lead a yell. The Chllocco Cheering Squad played an important part in keeping up the school spirit by en- thusiastically supporting Chilocco’s football and basketball teams at all home games and many games away from home. Amos Kay Begay, Jimmy Ben, Wilmore Whitebead and Charles Battiest, members of Chilocco’s unit of the National Guard, with Captain Gregory, work out a tactical problem on a terrain board. In their activities, F.H.A. girls discovered a growing appreciation for the many joys and satisfactions to be found in Homemaking. Officers of the organization are: Front row, left to right, Norma Mose, game leader, Emma Deere, re- porter, Shirley Nixon, game leader, Betty Buffalohead, vice-president; Back row, left to right, Rebecca Hin- man, president, Wynema Burris, historian, Beatrice Eaves, secretary, Joyce Twins, treasurer. 14 Geneva Sunagoowie, secretary of the 4-H Club, and Alma Spottedwolf, president, find that activities of the club provide wholesome individual and group recreation as well as an opportunity to learn and do many worthwhile things. Memories of the S.N.P. Thanksgiving Assembly Program will long linger. 15 The Special Navajo Program Drill Team falls into formation. Leo Rocky Joe, hoop dancer, places second in Hamateur Talent Show at Blackwell. The Key Club has endeav- ored to carry out the funda- mental purposes and goals of the club — namely, to obtain all the qualities of leadership, maintain good scholarship, and to render service to Chilocco. The Explorer Scouts proudly show off their Eisenhower Award. 17 Officers of the Lettermen’s Club en- deavored to promote the school's ath- letic program. Pictured, left to right: Frank Standingwater, Sergeant-at-Arms; Charles Battiest, President; Thurman Hudson, Vice-president; Steve Peak, Secretary. BASEBALL TEAM I960 Back row (left to right): Bill Fife, Ramsey Tanyan, Victor Smith, Dean Hudson, Arthur Blueback and Coach Moore. Center row: Luther Battiest, Jim Baker, Reuben Hairyback, Frank Harjo, Bill Glass and Russell Waldon. Front row: David Watson, Albert Neal, Charles Battiest, Dixon Lewis, Woodrow Wilson and Wayne Reed. 18 Chilocco’s Reuben Hairyback reaches high for the ball in this game which was a victory over Newkirk. nji'.n '-h ixi ni -rrt- i ■� ■� « � ■ ■ ■ BASKETBALL TFAMS if 1 —7 s 1 3 3 Back Row (left to right): Lee Phoenix, James Yazzie, James Bates, Bennie Begay, Jess Howe, Chauncey Blueback, Bill W inship, Dashne Sandoval and Coach Moore. Middle Row: Junior Thompson, Roger Nelson, Richard Begay, Charles Cass, Daniel Brown, Malcolm Isaac, Billy Fields, Russell Feeling, Emerson Willis and Clyde Hinman. Front Row: Claude Steve, Luke Curtis |immie, Benson Nez, Everett Wood, Paul Carpenter, Steve Peak, Lester Eagle, Thomas Springer, Reuben Hairyback and Joe Jackson. 19 FOOTBALL TEAM Back row (left to right): Coach Moore, Veston Warrior, Charles Battiest, Paul Guy, John Stubbs, Bill Glass and Henry Mann. Center row: Clyde Hinman, Richard Begay, Benny Begay, Rayburn Hudson, Wesley Gains, Allen Edmo, John E. Waters, Anthony Colwash and Coach Presley. Front row: Charles Burris, Thomas Springer, Thomas Mose, Gary Beaver, Paul Peyketewa, Dean Hudson, Woody Wilson, Steven Peak, Tom Johnson, Lester Eagle, Frank Harjo, Eugene Wilson (not pictured). Steve Peak, all conference. Hiomas Mose finds action on the mat with an O.M.A. contender. WRESTLING SQUAD First row: Jefferson Begay. Charles Battiest. Paul Guy, Wesley Gains. Robert Belt. Frank Standing- water. John Stubbs, Gene Enos. Paige McDonald. Dale Negashoah; Second row: Colin Calico, Ellison Tsosie, Adrian Seamon, Thomas Mose, Bill Limpy. Allen Edmo, Paul Peyketewa, Gary Waldon, Victor Smith, Foster Murphy; Third row: Dave Littlecook, Bennie Smith. Paul Frank. Raymond Auck, Andy Tohtsoni, Jimmie Luther. Simpson Queen. Melvin Chee, Keith Buffalohead, Rayburn Hudson; T ird row: Coach Doyle Presley, Freddie Schmidt. Riley Saganitso, Jerry Daws, Harold James Billy Black- water, Lee Johnson, Anthony Colwash. 21 TRACK TEAM Back row (left to right): Steve Peak, Thurman Hudson, Jerry Hogner, Bobby Burns, R. C. Wade, Charles Burris, Jerry Squire, Roger Crye, Patrick Spottedwolf, Gary Beaver and Coach D. J. Presley. Front row: Willey James, Juan Curley, Kenneth Silversmith, Robert Butler, Paul Guy, Thomas Mose, Duke Harjo, Herbie Whitebuffalo and Wesley Gains. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM Back row (left to right): Coach Henderson, Homer Cutler, Rochelle Whitebuffalo, Emanual Yazzie, Johnson Pablo, Eugene Tom, Jerry Daw, Raymond Pine, Steve VlcGilbra and Raymond Wyanshe. Front row: Mark Cotanny, Dale Nagashook, Kenneth Welch, W'esley Studie, Anthony Davis, Riley Saganatiso, Billy Blackwater and W'avne Shaw. 22 25 Hie attractive Betty Buffalohead, Senior, was chosen to reign as “Miss Chilocco” 1960-61. Sharon Fife was chosen by the Football boys for that enviable honor of Football Queen. 26 The glorified honor of Prom Queen went to a cute little Senior Miss, Madeline Edmo When it came to electing their queen, the National Guards chose an attractive little Miss from the north country (Alaska), Miss Edna Moto. 27 The Journalism Class bestowed upon Beverly Moses the crown of Annual Queen. 28 Expressions of deepest gratitude and appreciation go to Sharon Fife and LouAnna Russell, Co-Editors of the ’61 Chiloccoan, for their valuable assistance and helpful suggestions. To June Begay went the honor of being elected Trades’ Sweetheart. 29 Very special honors were bestowed upon Leo Rocky Joe and Alma Spottedwolf when the Indian Dramatics Club voted them “Princess and Brave” for 1960-61. 30 home a Guidance Department 32 Alfred Wiley and Aaron Baker prepare their lessons for the following day. Raymond Auck, Martin Andrew, Colson Colorow and Mrs. Mzhickteno look over the room charts. 34 ; VOCATIONAL OFFICE - onal rtment Vocat' Depa As members of Chilocco’s first class in Boys’ Home Econom- ics, Joe Jackson and Coulsen Colorow, sophomores, receive instruction from Mrs. Muskratt in skills relating to practical everyday living. Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Anderson, instructor of 4th- year Home Service Training for Navajo girls, Marie Silver- smith and Bessie Wilson Pete correctly lay a “cover” for an informal luncheon — a goal in Foods. Jean Hatathli and Siirley Ber- nard prepare to serve a cake they have baked with the help of Mr. Goingkeen (left). 36 Charlene Burris is receiving in- structions from her sewing tea- cher, Mrs. Ruth McCoy, on how to sew a dart. Alene Auck and Betty Ben prepare a special diet under the watchful eye of their in- structor, Miss Wood (center), as a part of their course in Practical Nursing. Darlene Brown, Susan White- plume and Betty Weeley enter- tain the children of Mrs. Martha Anderson's nursery school class with books, toys, and puzzles. 37 Mrs. Schell, Cosmetology in- structor, watches and offers helpful suggestions to Betty Pigeon as she trims Rosie Baker's hair. Delores Dunzy carves the meat as Imogene Hill, Della Botella and Sylvia Cloud finish table preparations for a buffet lunch- eon. Geneva Sunagoowie, Marilyn LeClair and Sally Jessie work on their Arts and Crafts proj- ects. 38 Weighing a calf is part of the training received by Johnny E. Waters and Joe John Judy in their Agri- culture course. be boys enrolled In the Heavy Equipment course can hardly await their turn to operate the “big” lachinery. Here. Jimmy Osceola skillfully operates this big piece of equipment. 39 Wesley Taylor. Mr. Dye. Instructor, and Norbert Jim make good use of the testing equipment provided in the Auto Mechanics Shop. Wallace Clark, Leathercraft and Shoe Repair student, puts new heels on shoes that have come to the shop for repair. I 41 Ben Peters, student from the Masonry shop, plasters a campus building. Johnny Tiger, Body and Fender Repair student, and Mr. Lamey, instructor, go over some of the finer points of painting a car. FIFTH YEAR STUDENTS WILL SOON HAVE REGULAR JOBS Susie Deschilly President Fort Defiance, Ariz. Home Service Bertha Marie Tracy Vice-president Kayenta, Ariz. Home Service Betty Chee Begay Secretary Winslow, Ariz. Camille Alexander Kootenai Booners Ferry, Ida. Carpentry Home Service Kee Augustine Cuba, N. Mex. Agriculture David Badoni Oraibi, Ariz. Welding Rose Marie Beaver Ramoh, N. Mex. Home Service Sam Carl Begay Shiprock, N. Mex. Shop Repair-L'thercraft Thomas Begay Chinle, Ariz. Shoe Repair-L'thercraft Amos Kaye Begay Pinon, Ariz. Painting Tommy D. Begay Tuba City, Ariz. Food Preparation Bessie Joy Beletso Cortez, Colo. Home Service Daniel Belone Fort Defiance, Ariz. Electrician Jim Ben Pinon, Ariz. Cleaning and Pressing Anita Bills Houck, Ariz. Home Service Jimmie Blackhair Tuba City, Ariz. Shoe Repair-L'thercraft 46 Paul Brown Jr Fort Defiance, Aril. Shoe Repair-L'thercroft Francis Bruce Thoreau, N. Mex. Body and Fender Florence Brown Toodlena, N. Mex. Home Service Wallace Clah Kayento, Arlz. Pointing Mae Carol Claw Tonalea, Ariz. Home Service Shorty Cook Pinon, Ariz. Cleaning ond Pressing Lula Ann Dale Shiprock, N. Mex. Home Service Henry Edward Kayenta, Ariz. Painting Clarence Jones Goy Winslow, Ariz. Corpentry Tony Greyeyes Chinle, Ariz. Carpentry Donna Grebb Flagstaff, Ariz. Home Service Esther Jean Horvey Toodlena, N. Mex. Home Service Nellie Rose Joe Pinon, Ariz. Home Service Albert Johnson Pinon, Ariz. Welding Bertha M. Johnson Shiprock, N. Mex Home Service Gilbert Johnson Tuba City, Ariz. Body and Fender Christine Juan Crownpoint, N. Mex. Home Service Pauline Grace Juan Crownpoint, N. Mex. Home Service Hoskie Judy Pinon, Ariz. Painting Joe John Judy Pinon, Ariz. Agriculture Edward Kee Pinon, Ariz. Shoe Repair-L'thercraft Ella Mae Kee Pinon, Ariz. Home Service Edna Mae Keith Keyenta, Ariz. Home Service Juanita Laughing Pinon, Ariz. Home Service FIFTH YEAR STUDENTS ENJOY ON JOB TRAINING Betty Rose Maloney Flagstaff, Ariz. Home Service George Key Martine Ramoh, Nl. Mex. Carpentry Robert Bob Morgan Gallup, N. Mex. Painting Henry Murphy Houck, Ariz. Shoe Repoir-L'thercraft Gloria Ann Neztsosie Tonaleo, Ariz. Dormitory Attendant Collier Pino Alamo, N. Mex. Shoe Repair-L'thercraft Bessie Jone Police Bluff City, Utah Home Service Rossie Ray Spencer Mentmore, N. Mex. Food Preparation Susie Trocy Tuba City, Ariz. Nurses Aide Training Ruth Ann Tso Gallup, N. Mex. Home Service Alfred Tullie Chinle, Ariz. Painting Daisy Tyler Farmington, N. Mex. Waitress John Whiterock Tuba City, Ariz. Cleoning ond Pressing John Lee Wilson Gallup, N. Mex. Welding Bessie Mike Yazzie Page, N. Mex. Home Service Gordon Yozzie Tuba City, Ariz. Cleaning and Pressing James Harry Yazzie Kayenta, Ariz. Welding Jimmie L. Yazzie Ganado, Ariz. Agriculture Lena Yozzie Chinle, Ariz. Home Service Rose Yellowmexican Flagstaff, Ariz. Home Service Helen Yazzie Young Page, Ariz. Home Service 48 Albert Adakai Bernice Austin Ramona Beard Abe Begay Anthony Begay James Begay Jimmy Begay Leo D. Begay Maxine Ben Lena R. Billie Howard Bitsui Wallace Bitsui Elsie Charles Harry Charlie Ellen R. Chavez Sarah Claw Paul Frank Joe Elsie Lee Sarah Chee Lee Nelson Morgan Patrick Murphy Glenn Pablo Michael Redhouse Virginia Sagay Dorothy Smith Ada Tohtsoni James Tsosie Polly Ann Tully Roger Tully Lydia Yazzie Miss Tooahimpah stresses the importance of correct pronunciation and the use of the dictionary to her I class. Mrs. Larney watches as Anthony Davis and Ella Eva Tully use the tape recorder to study voice control. Janet Baldwin Betty Beard Kenneth Betony Billy Blackwafer Melvin Chee Paul Chischilly Bernice Cody Anthony Davis Anaria Etsitty Rose Ann George Billy lluskon Emanuel John Jimmy Luther Lenora Monty Louise Nez Billy Nockedeneh Johnson Pablo Hilda Rockbridge Kee Slim Riley Sagnitso Eugene Tom Betty Tohtsoni Lucille Tsosie Ella Eva Tulley Manuel Yazzie Sarah Yazzie 50 GROUP THREE SET NEW GOALS Alice Y. Begay Bennie Begay Clara Ann Begay Evelyn Begay Frank L. Begay Genevieve Begay John C. Begay Millie Begay Rueben Begay Richard Begay Willie Tom Begay Kee Nez Begody Marie Billie Earl Burke Erma Carroll Bennie Chee Bobbie Dickson Paul Guy Irene Harvey Harold James Tommy Jim Marshal Keeto Chee Largo Priscilla Lee Harvey Luna Roger Nelson Willie Nez Astor Nockideneh Lee Phoenix, Jr. Lucy Pino Jones Platero Rose D. Rock Sally Singer Ada Jean Snyder Willie Speen Jimmy Thompson Daisy Todacheeney Luther Tahy Ellison Tsosie Daddie Tsosie Leo B. Tsosie Andy Tohtsoni Samuel Vigil Mary Lou White George Whitehair Harvey Whitewater James Yazzie 51 CHILOCCO IS GOOD FOR GROUP FOUR Francis Adakai Evelyn Beard Howard Bede Alice T. Begay Raymond R. Begay Sam Begay, Jr. Samuel Begay Genevieve Benally Helen D. Benally Roy Benally Helen Charley Diana E. Chee Lester Hanna Annie Kee ( lemth Main childri Kee John Means Herbert Platero Dollie Russell Thomas Sloan Chee Topaha Sally Tso Violet Tso Henry Webster Clyde Wilson Evelyn Yazzie Miss Bohannon watches as Clenith Manychildren and Herbert Platero practice voice control with the tape recorder. 52 Francis Bruce and Betty Maloney are discussing what they have read in the SRA Reading Laboratory with their teacher, Mrs. Vann. GROUP FIVE RAISE READING LEVEL Juan Atcitty Archie Bahe Dan Bahe Rose Mary Barbone Milton Bernard Alfred Dennis Begay Harold Begay Martha Begay Patrick Begay Wallace Clark Billie Cly, Jr. Joe Curley Orville L. Gordy Lester Jake Lucy Jim Evan Roy Jay Harry Kee John Guy Yazzie Means Joe Sammy Nez Julia Neztsosie Ben Peters Albert Rico Betty Jane Robbins Charley Smith 53 Manuel Watchman Roy Wesley Sarah Wilson Kee Tallman Begay Cecelia Cecil Jean Claw Sylvia Dennison Eva Frazier David Gaddy Joe Homer Nona John Alfred Lee Eleanor Lee Hazel Lee Junior Morgan Della Redhouse Lorraine Roanhorse Maxwell Robbins Clarence Scott Marie Scott Roger Lee Thomas Linda Mae Todacheeney Samuel White Johnnie Whiterock Sam Whiterock Alberta Wilson Ada Yazzie Dan Yazzie Lizabeth Yazzie Hazel Yazzie John B. Yazzie GROUP SEVEN LEARN NEW THINGS Esther Begay Tom Begay Shirley Bernard Leila Eltsosie Annie Ignacio Harry Johnson Joe Johnson Mable Lehi Bessie W. Pete Marie Silversmith Anthony Tahy Billy Welch Kee Welch Jesse Ben Yazzie Louise Yazzie Dave Yellowhair Charley Tsosie (no picture) Bessie Adakai Dennis Augustine Clifford Begay Frank Tully Begay Freddie Benally Guy Benally James Benally Sylvia Bitsui Robert Blackwater Delbert Bruce Marie Cody Thomas Kee Cook George Lee Charley Margie Deneh-Chahi Ramona Joe Janet Johnson John Johnson Jimmie Lee BOOKS ARE TREASURES FOR GROUP EIGHT Johnnie Martin Dorothy Katie Nez Nellie Oliver Isabel Tohtsoni Billy Yazzie Warner Joe Whitewater Chee Wilson Bennie Yazzie David Yazzie Raymond Yazzie Wilson Yazzie Mrs. Allen helps the boys in Group 8 make Hallowe’en masks and other decorations with the help of Mr. Mitchell, teacher-interpreter. 55 VOCATIONS INTEREST GROUP TEN ft V m .V © Q tel P3i| v - rl © 3r L g Pi n ii ' |a| £ Mary Amos Clement Anthony Billy Arizona James Beard Frank Begay Raymond T. Billy Nona Bizadi Leroy Cody Johnny Deschilly Irene Ilaskie George Hatathli Lolaine Hickman Arthur Joe Louise Juan Lucia Juan Barbara Lewis Fred Padillo, Jr. Shuff Scott John R. Tom Bobby Tsosie Boyd White Barney Woody Mrs. Taylor and her class study geography and discuss the seven continents. % It is evident that these girls are enjoying the class materials provided by their teacher, Mrs. Jack McCarty. GROUP ELEVEN LOOK FORWARD Alice L. Etcitty Evangeline Bahe Doris H. Begay Dorothy Begay Lavernie J. Begay Lillie Mae Begay James Tully Begay Betty Bitsui John Daw Gerald Lasley Mary Ann Jensen Etta Jim Louise Johnson Polly Ann Kescoli Lucy Ann Kee Joan King Ray Dan Lee Howard Nakaidenet John Yazzie Pete Bessie Posey Helen Robertson Junior Sala Velda L. Secody Bruce Waseskuk Joan Washee Wilson Van Winkle Betty Yazzie Jane C. Young 57 NUMBERS DON’T WORRY GROUP THIRTEEN Calvin Begay Roger Benally Bobby Billah Lee Birsui Lorraine Claw Presley Curley Betty Dodson Matilda James Johnson John Norman Juan Lee Maloney Scott Mike Danny Nelson Eddie Neztsosie Richard Peterson Stanley Small Kenneth Tauglechee Alfred Roy Thomas Milton Tracy, Jr. Marjorie Washee Larry Yazzie Tom Yazzie C0LUM6U5 Preparation is being made for Columbus Day by Bobby Billah and Calvin Begay. Miss Howacum is the teacher. □ AY 58 GROUP FIFTEEN DO THEIR PART Raymond Begay Raymond Beletso Lena Bizadi Jimmy Ray Chee Candeleria Curley Della Mae Draper Nellie Emerson Tom Gorman Curtis Harvey Marilyn Hatathli Danny Jenson Jane Ann June Raymond Kaye Johnny Martinez lloskie Nez Larry Nez Mary Saganitso Ben Chee Singer Bessie Smith Kee Bahe Smith Ted Taylor Betty Tso Jimmie Tully Mary Tauglechee Mrs. Moore teaches Betty Tso and Raymond Beletso how to improve their reading skill by reading good books. 59 Mrs. Jordan helps Sarah Claw with a new blouse. N Study of the world interests Jean Claw, Hazel Yazzie, Linda Mae Todecheeney and Marie Scott, with Mr.Otipoby as the instructor. 60 POST GRADUATES TRAIN FOR FUTURE Joe Aitson Kiowa Carnegie College John David Arch Eastern Cherokee Cherokee, N. Cor. Heavy Equipment Jerry Baker Creek Shawnee Heavy Equipment Julio Bayhylle Pawnee Enid Cosmetology Stanley Becenti Navajo Chambers, Ariz. Painting Willie Tom Begay Navajo Chinle, Ariz. Painting Jimmy Baker Choctaw Snow College Marcella Ben Choctow Philadelphia, Miss. College Keedo Cook Benally Navajo Pinon, Ariz. Welding Nannie Ruth Bell Choctow Philadelphia, Miss. Cosmetology Stanley Bluff Kalispell Cusick, Wn. Heovy Equipment Lorene Bunny Creek Dustin College Eunice Burnett Osage-Iowa Fairfax Cosmetology Joseph Calonchaskie Cherokee Cherokee, N. Cor. Heavy Equipment Jerry Cecil Navajo Shiprock, N. Mex. Food Preparation Ella Ruth Chavez Navajo Cuba, N. Mex. Neilwood Chee Navojo Gallup, N. Mex. Heavy Equipment Richard Chester Navajo Window Rock, Ariz. College Hoskie Cody Navajo Kayenta, Ariz. Julius Colbert Choctaw I do pel Cleaning ond Pressing 62 Bertha Conseen Eastern Cherokee Cherokee, N. Cor. Dormitory Management Mitchell Crowe Eastern Cherokee Cherokee, N. Car. Heavy Equipment Lena DeRoin Otoe-Missouri Oklahoma City Dormitory ManoQement Brenda Doyeto Kiowa Oklahomo City Cosmetology Wilkie Eagle Ponca Ponca City Carpentry Alfred Frejo Pawnee Oklahoma City Auto Mechanics Marilyn Friday Thlingef Kake, Alaska College Johnny Garcia Navajo Albuquerque. N. Mex. Electricity Carole Geiogomah Kiowa Anodorko College Luther G. Goings Eastern Cherokee Cherokee, N. Car. Heavy Equipment Nellie J Hardridge Creek-Euchee Kellyville Cosmetology Elouise Harjo Creek-Seminole Calvin Cosmetology Jean Hatathlie Navajo Tuba City, Ariz Food Preparation Norman Heneha Creek Okemah Body and Fender Nat Horsechief Pawnee Pawnee Cleomng and Pressing Henry Ivanoff Eskimo Nunapitchoik, A College Charles Jake Pawnee Pawnee College Dennis James Shawnee-Delaware Hominy College John Joe James Navajo Kearns Canyon, Ariz. Painting Norbert Jim Shoshone-Bannock Pocatello, Idaho Auto Mechanics 63 POST GRADUATES PREPARE FOR JOBS Charlotte Jimmie Choctaw Philadelphia, Mils. College Nora John Navajo Jeddito. Ariz. Viola Bailey Seminole Tulsa Cosmetology Harrilyn Johnson Eskimo St Michael, Alaska College Rowena Johnson Creek-Seminole Tulso College John Larney Seminole- Kickapoo Oklahoma City Printing Kathryn Larson Aleut King Cove, Alaska College Sidney Lee Creek Henryefta Carpentry Melvin Lena Creek-Seminole Seminole Electricity Mary Lou Leonard Navajo Shiprock, N. Mex. College Pauline Little Aropaho St. Stephens, Wyo. Cosmetology Frank Manley Creek Okemoh Body and Fender Phillip Mathews lowa-Pownee Glencoe College Phyllis Mathews lowa-Pawnee Glencoe Cosmetology Jerry McLemore Creek-Cherokee Okemah Printing Johnny Miller Creek Wewoka Printing Rosaline Mitchell Eskimo Kotyebue, Alaska College Susan Morrison Haida Hudaburg, Alaska College Edna Moto Eskimo Deering, Alaska College Jimmy Osceola Seminole Okeechobee, Fla Heovy Equipment 64 POST GRADUATES PREPARE FOR JOBS Luther Pepper Kow Foirfox Carpentry Betty Pigeon Cherokee Marble City Cosmetology Abel Pino Navajo Magdalena, N. Mex. Shoe Repair Leo'craft Raymond Ramon J icon I la-Apache Dulce, N Mex College Richard Samuel Choctaw Smithville Body and Fender Peggy Sherman Eskimo Candle, Aloska College slelson Shippentower Walla Wallo-Cayusc Pendeton, Ore. Heavy Equipment Eddie Shore Seminole Okeechobee. Fla. Heavy Equipment Janet Soboleff Thlingit Juneau. Alaska College Bill Sockey Choctaw Poteau Masonry Joseph Sorrell Flathead St Iqnotuis, Mont Auto Mechomcs Ernest Southard Choctaw McAlester Welding Wesley Taylor Creek Auto Mechanics Okemoh Bertha Thomas Eskimo Bucklond, Alaska College Willie Thompson Alabama Livingston, Texas Heavy Equipment Johnny Tiger Creek Muskogee Body and Fender I la Toppah Kiowa Carnegie College Gene Trujillo Navajo Cuba, N Mex Masonry Wayne Twoshields Sioux Shields, N Dak Heavy Equipment Raymond Unusses Creek Cooperton Auto Mechanics FRESHMEN SAMPLE CHILOCCO LIFE Dorothy Whitlow Creek Dustin Dormitory Monogement Maggie Whitlow Creek Dustin Cate Management Lorraine Williams Colville-Yokimo-Ncz Nespelm, Wn. Perce Cosmetology Van Willis Chickasaw Tulsa College Davis R Winnie Navajo Lukachukai, Ariz. Carpentry Randy Wood Seminole Ada Printing James Ben Yazzie Novo jo Ganodo, Ariz Painting Kee Johnson Yazzie Navajo Chambers, Ariz Pointing Bob Yellow Navajo Comeron, Ariz. Shoe Repoir-Le'craft MacArthar Choctaw McAlester Printing Henry George Miguel Papago Sells, Ariz. College Turner Silman Choctaw Quinton Heovy Equipment Robert Adams Jasper Amarilla Martin Andrew Grace Antelope Janet Baldwin Beverly Barnes Betty Beard Ramona Beard Earlene Bell Kenneth Callahan Lucas Carmillo Phillip Cerre Anita Chester Rose Clark Jeanette Colorow FRESHMEN GROW UP Margarett Comby Mark Cotanny Mildred Crazy Bear Homer Cutler Jerry Daw Patricia Enos Carolyn Feathers Durban Feeling Hattie George Floyd Gibson Lazona Harris Marilyn Harvey Hilly Mae Hill Roderick Holden Susan Jabeth Clark Jackson Herbert James Ella Mae Jimmie Reggie Jim Reslyn Joe Helen John Simmon Johnson Mary Ellen Joseph Lucian Larney Joyce LeClair Warner Littlecook Marlene Luke Dean Marlow Robert Metz Julia Rose McDonald 67 NINTH GRADE LOOKS AHEAD Vernon Steve McGilbra Dollie Mike Marie Morgan Raymond Murphy Dale Nagashook Dennis Nagashook Lou Jane Nez Gloria Navo Mable Osceola Raymond Pine Henry Pohocucut Lemuel Rhodd Martha Ross Austin Sam Darlene Shay Wayne Edward Shaw Karen Spoonhunter Louella Spottedwolf Wesley Studie Bobby Tabor Vincent Tafoya Jesse Toineta Leroy Tendoy W'inston Tiznado Virginia Tommie Rose Tracy Arthur Traham Mike Traham Roylyn Waldon Elaine Ward 68 FRESHMEN LOOK TO NEW HORIZONS m r? Linda Ward Mary Louise Warrior Kenneth Welch Arlene Wells Betsy Lee Wesaw Rochelle Whitebuffalo Raymond Wynashe Truman Lorentz Rose Armajo Darlene Brown Mark Bearhead Albert Couture Sammy Polk SOPHOMORES MOVE AHEAD Raymond Auck Aaron Baker Jefferson Begay Margaret Begay Charles Behan Robert Belt Betty Louise Ben Alfred Bevenue Judy Billie Amelia Blueback Chauncey Blueback Judy Box Daniel Brown Evelyn Buck Charlene Burris 69 TENTH GRADERS PARTICIPATE Colin Lee Calico James Canapa Charles Cass Jean Ray Chapman Laura Cody Colson Colorow Lamont Conn Gloria Davis Virgil Dick Naomi Downing Delores Dukes Edward Factor Russell Feeling Sylvanna Fish Paul Larson Frank Betty Frazier Wesley Gaines Teresa Marie George Wendell Gooday Gloria Haag Duke llarjo Jennie Lou Harjo Laverne Harrison Bernadine Hicks Lena Hicks Florence Hill Clyde Hinman Jerry Hogner Agnes Holt Keith Howery 70 Richard Holbrook Rayburn Hudson Jerry Ingram |oe Jackson Sally Ann Jessie Lee Johnson Katherine Jones Dorcas Kent Pat Kniffin Marilyn LeClair Marlene LeClair Robert McCabe Ina Rae McClelland Ida Jane McCoy Justine Moody Sampson Mose Patricia Mouse Juan Pinto Jack Powell Colleen Preacher Simpson Queen Ann Reed Kathleen Robison Joseph Rogers Carol Ross Fredrick Schmidt Nellie Shade Vernon Shaw Albert Shawnee William Shorty SOPHOMORES PUSH UPWARD 71 SOPHOMORES MOVE AHEAD Maxine Silva Robert Silversmith Bennie Lee Smith Stanley Snake Irene Spottedelk Geneva Sunagoowie Charles Thompson Jake Thompson Vurner Thompson Douglas Tilden Veston Warrior Clennan Watkins Betty Weeley Susan White Plume Irene W'hiteturtle Alfred Wyly Etta Jean Wiley Richard Wilson Billy Winship Everett Lee Wood 72 ELEVENTH GRADE PROVE THEMSELVES AS CAPABLE Melvin Arthur Alene Auck Alene Bailey Rosie Baker Charlotte Bascom James Bates Olson Begay Francis Benally Ronald Biggs Allen Blalock U'ayne Blueback Della Botella Keith Buffalohead Judy Burch Charles Burris Henry Bushyhead Paul Carpenter Rilda Cassadora Sylvia Cloud Lavina Coffey JUNIORS VIE FOR RESPONSIBILITY FI la Jean Cook Judy Cozad Charles Cucumber Dora Mae Cully Juan Louis Curley James Deere Judson Deere (iena Denson Joe Dick (diaries Dreadful water Clifford Doyeto Delores Dunzy 74 JUNIORS TRAIN FOR THE LEADERSHIP TO FOLLOW Eleanor llairyback Alice liar jo Shirley Harjo Iniogene Hill |ennie Lee 1 lorsechief Jess Howell Joyce llowtopat Thurman Hudson Malcolm Isaac Wayne Island Eugene Jackson Dennis Jim Luke Curtis Jimmy Fannie Mae John Lee Johnson Wilma Kenny Ronald Klingkole Mary Jo Leader No picture Imogene Letka available Rill Limpy 75 JUNIORS MAKE PLANS FOR LIFE Susanna l.ossiah Henry Mann Bobby Marks Doris Ann Marks Bob Marshall Doris McClure Paige McDonald Jimmy McGilbra Sandra Murphy Reginald Nibbs Peggy Nix David Noah Kenryetta Osceola Judy Osceola Paul Peyketewa Charmaine Pensoneau Sally Pickering Margaret Polk Benny Redbuffalo Cecelia Rhodd 76 JUNIORS MAKE PLANS FOR LIFE Pashne Sandoval Pella Scott John Scott Adrian Seaman Anita Spoonhunter Alma Spottedwolf Claude Steve Joseph Steve Junior Thompson Marjorie Tubby Edna Tucker Minnie Pearl Wade Jerry Walker Viona Weiser Edwin Welch Stanford Wells 77 JUNIORS PREPARE FOR NEXT STEP Ester Wesley John Lee White Don Wildcat Emerson Willis Alice Wilson Albert Wolf Velma Jean Wolf Tony York Viola Bearhead Effie Hardman Julia LeClair The juniors chose Jimmy McGilbra to serve them as secretary-treasurer, Paige McDonald as president, and Lester Eagle as sergeant- at-arms. 78 SENIORS - THE CLASS WITH A MOTIVE Charlene Amos Choctaw Idobel Pre-College Gladys Mae Anderson Choctaw Conehatta, Miss. Practical Nursing David Armachain Eastern Cherokee Cherokee, N. Car. Heavy Equipment Gilbert Balatche Mescalero-Apache Mescalero, N. Mex. Auto Mechanics Colis Jeon Bates Arapaho Canton Pre-Commercial Charles Battiest Choctaw Wright City Printing Luther Battiest Choctaw Wright City Auto Mechanics Gary Dean Beaver Creek Broken Arrow Auto Mechanics Ida Mae Begay Navajo Lukachukai, Ariz. Pre-Commerciol June Y. Begay Navajo Pinon, Ariz. Pre-Commercial Leo B. Begay Navajo Crownpoint, N. Mex. Pre-College Polly A. Begay Navajo Pinon, Ariz. Pre-Commercial 79 SENIORS - THE LOWER CLASSMEN’S INCENTIVE Doris Ben Choctaw Philadelphia, Miss. Dormitory Management Peggy Berryhill Creek Okemah Pre-Nursing Josephine Bevenue Creek-Euchee Sapulpa Dental Assistant Rita Bolin Cherokee Locust Grove Practical Nursing Elizabeth Buckner Creek Oklahoma City Dormitory Management Betty Jo Buffalohead Ponca Ponca City Cosmetology Timothy Buffalohead Ponca Ponca City Masonry Wyncma Sue Burris Choctaw Oklahoma City Practicol Nursing Michael Aaron Carter Mohave Parker, Ariz Painting La Fern Caudell Ute-Choctaw Fort Duchesne, Utah Pre-Commercial Anthony Neil Chalepah Kiowa-Apache Anadarko Auto Mechanics Emma Childers Creek Checotoh Dental Assistant 80 SENIORS STILL LEARNING Elsie Marie Cody Navajo Winslow, Ariz. Pre-College Margaret Ruth Collins Choctaw Chicago, Illinois Pre-Nursing Anthony Colwash Yakima Goldendale, Wash. Printing Mary Lane Davis Choctaw Philadelphia, Miss. Practical Nursing Emma Jean Deere Creek Oklahomo City Pre-College Merrie Mae Denson Choctaw Walnut Grove, Miss. Practical Nursing It is a weekly task of the Journalism class to check copy and proofs for the Indian School Journal, the school paper. Desbah Todacheeney and Rita Yazzie carefully check copy for errors. 81 SENIORS OFFERING A BETTER TOMORROW Roszella DeRoin Otoe Albuquerque, N. Mex. Cafe Management Janice Eagle Shoshone Fort Nashaki, Wyo. Practical Nursing Beatrice Eaves Pawnee Pawnee Cosmetology Madelyn Edmo Shoshone-Bannack Pocatello, Idaho Pre-College Zena Enjady Apache Mescalero, N. Mex. Heavy Equipment Gene Enos Papago Tucson, Ariz. Agriculture 82 SENIORS PROVE THEIR ABILITY TO LEAD Frank Etsitty Navajo Comeron, Ariz. Dry Clearing Sharon Fife Creek Dustin Pre-College Lawrence Francis Navajo Chmle, Ariz. Pre-College Richard Frank Navajo Holbrook, Ariz. Dry Cleaning Jo Ann Frazier Choctaw Antlers Cafe Management Mary Gorman Navajo Pork, Ariz. Laundry Training Jomes Greenfeather Quapaw-M odoc-Shawnee Quapaw Carpentry Reuben Hoiryback Ponca Ponca City Dry Cleaning Frank Harjo Creek Calvin Agriculture Norbert Hill Crow Crow Agency, Mont. Leathercraft Rebecca Susie Hinman Ponca Ponca City Dental Assistant Fanno'Homer Choctau) Hugo Pre-College 83 IN ALL GROUPS - SENIORS Mary K Hoover Kiowa Tuttle Laundry Training Malcolm Hosetosovit Apache-Comanche Mescalero, N. Mex Agriculture Irene Jeon Howe Navajo Gallup, N. Mex. Laundry Training Herbert Joe Navajo Chinle, Ariz. Welding Leo Rocky Joe Navajo Box Canyon, N. Mex. Painting Martin Joshua Creek Calvin Pre-College Rita Kaye Navajo Pinon, Ariz. Pre-Commercial Raymond Kieyoani Navajo Chinle, Ariz. Dry Cleaning Madeline King Choctaw Levelland, Tex Pre-Nursing Mitzi Francine Kipp Cayuse-Yakimu-Nez Pendleton, Ore. Perce Cosmetology Elizabeth Larney Creek-Seminole Oklahoma City Cosmetology Lou Jane Lewis Choctaw Philadelphia, Miss. Dormitory Management 84 Ttie American Democracy Class discusses election procedures for government representatives. SENIORS PLAN FOR THEIR PLACE IN THE WORLD Lettie Litson Navajo Lukachukoi, Ariz Pre-College Amos Mashburn Ponca Fairfax Auto Mechanics Douglas Matubbie Choctaw Idabel Auto Mechanics Loretta McClelland Creek-Sac-Fox Oklahoma City Dental Assistant Charley Mitchell Navajo Ganado, Ariz. Body and Fender Delores Mitchell Sac-Fox Topeka, Kans. Cosmetology 85 SENIORS ARE WORKING IN ALL STUDENT GROUPS Jack Monroe Navajo Flagstaff, Ariz. Agriculture Norma Jean Mose Choctaw Ardmore Dormitory Management Thomas Mose Navajo Pinon, Ariz. Body and Fender Beverly Moses Muckleshoot Seattle, Wash Pre-College Viola Marie Mouse Cherokee-Creek WewoUa Cosmetology Foster M Murphy Osage Santa Monica, Calif. Pre-College Dana Russell and Sharon Fife cash checks for students at the student bank. 86 Benson Nez Navajo Gonado, Ariz. Painting Shirley Nixon Choctaw Muskogee Cosmetology Donald Francis Noble Navajo Gonado, Ariz. Electricity Amelia S. Oresco Shoshone Pocatello, Idaho Pre-College Steve Peak Cherokee-Pueblo Jay Printing Velda Racehorse Shoshone-Bannock Blackfoot, Idaho Cate Management Pete Rhodd Ponca-Pottawatomie Ponca City Printing Freddie Rico Navajo Cuba, New Mex Painting Dana Russell Cherokee Tulsa Pre-Commercial Louanna Russell Cherokee Tulsa Pre-College Mildred Samuels Choctaw Oklahoma City Pre-Nursing Roberta Schmidt Seneca Kansas City, Kans Pre-College SENIORS TAKE THE HELM Betty Shell Eastern Cherokee Cherokee, N. Cor. Cofe Management Robert Smith Pawnee Pawnee Printing Thomas Springer Otoe-Sac-Fox Arkansas City, Kans Leathercraft Frank Standingwater Cherokee Locust Grove Carpentry Joe Stick Chickasaw Ada Dry Cleaning Johnny Stubbs Kaw Shawnee Auto Mechanics Ramsey Tanyan Seminole Seminole Welding Desbah Todecheeney Navajo Pinon, Ariz. Pre-College John Charles Tohtsoni Navajo Chinle, Ariz Pre-College Lwezie Tushka Choctaw Broken Bow Pre-Nursing Joyce Twins Cheyenne Clinton Cosmetology Gary Waldon Chickasaw-Creek Disney Body and Fender 88 Sharon Fife uses the Varityper ma- chine to type copy for this year's Chiloccoan. SENIORS - WHAT NEXT? Russell Waldon Chickasaw-Creek Disney Printing Frank Waters Ponca Ponca City Printing Johnny E. Waters Cherokee Mulberry, Ark Agriculture Johnny G. Waters Ponca Ponco City Welding Hannah Watson Choctaw Wright City Pre-Commercial Wilmore Whitebead Comanche-Caddo El Reno Dry Cleaning 89 SENIORS’ NEXT STEP - COLLEGE DOORS? Gilmore Williams Ponca Enid Printing Eugene Wilson Choctaw Smithville Agriculture Woodrow Wilson Creek Okmulgee Printing Chester Yazzie Navajo Shiprock, N. Mex. Pre-College Florence Yazzie Navajo Chinle, Ariz. Pre-Commercial Herbert Yazzie Navajo Tuba City, Ariz. Painting Rita Catherine Yazzie Navajo Holbrook, Ariz. Pre-Commercial Shirley York Choctaw Philadlepbia, Miss. Pre-Nursing Robert Hill Arapahoe Clinton, Oklbhoma Cleaning ond Pressing The seniors chose Martin Joshua to serve them as class president, Robert Smith as vice-president, and Wilmore Whitehead as sergeant -at-arms. 90 personnel of the Public Health Center worked diligently to keep the students well and healthy. Front row, left to right: Miss Knudsen, Head Nurse; Mrs. Snell; Mrs. Lambert; Mrs. Bacon; and Dr. Kreth, Officer-ln-Charge of Health Center. Back row, left to right: Mrs. Chapman; Mrs. Johnson; Mrs. Little- crow. The Plant Management personnel endeavored to keep our buildings and grounds in good operating condition. Front row, left to right: Mr. Vann, Mr. Koomsa, Mr. Morgan and Mr. Barnes. Back row, left to right: Mr. Lacy, Department Head, Mr. Chuculate, Mr. Snell, Mr. Rademacher, Mr. Kihega, Mr. Bearskin, Mr. Grey, Mr. A. Littlewalker. Mr. Williams, Mr. Deere, Mr. Cook, Mr. Toppah and Mr. N. Littlewalker. 91 CHILOCCO FACULTY AND PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION , Kelley, W. Keith TjM • Byrd, Susie H. Simmer; M. Jane Huston, Hugh F. Joice, Haaei-R. Dominick, Donald A. Hunt, Lewis L. Isbell, Karen Wall, Claude Leon Burrter Bobbie J. Presley; Wanda Juan--- ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT McCarty, Jack- Henderson, Lawrence G. Ahrnken, Ft Kajr- � Warren, Leona D. Bacon, -Lee Roy Gregory, Dee L.- Hathcoat, Leonard - Johnson, Larry Porier Jasper,.- Stooks, WiHred-G. Taylor, Junius Jr W� lkeis MabeT- BOYS’ DEPARTMENT Xolghtaierr Ray— Toppah, Melba Lee Zunigha, Freeman-— Quiring, -Jrr, FT nk L7 Rowe, Nelson ■- Moore, Kenneth C. Presley, Doyle J. Bean; Jeff D. Jr. McGilbra, Carriasco Johnson, Minnie' Mzhickteno, Minnie ’ Kirkland, June Tolth, Sam H.- Foster, Jack D. Perico, Berklie B. Gray, ZeidaT. 7 Burris, Harold Cornell, Ben JamesrEdwin Pipestem, Evangeline Bear, Wtmanrfcr- GIRLS’ DEPARTMENT Werneke, Mary F. Stafford, Kittye L. C 2 cJ Westbrook, H rriette HomattyrMary— Macon, Marilyn A Jordan, Jeanette Means, Mary V. Lw Robison, Juanita F. Shoei i lakerrlCattwi1 lue- Jones, Mabel McGilbra, Grace Hathcoat, Faye P. Lambert, Nancy S. Bushyhead, Clara DeRoin, Lorena K. Narcomey, Virginia D. Snell, Esther Lavers, Ethel H. HOME ECONOMICS Heagy, Elizabeth L. Ander.snn Jhsie C Andexsoiu Martha P. - Boory, Beatrice O.' McCoy;-Ruth—� Muskrat; Frances C. — Sissons, Perle M. Wood, Rose Mary Benton, Sr., Nathan H. 0 Grinneh.-gthgr Points, Eileen A. Schell, Lucille Juanita Wopp; Joseph irre Werneke, Everett E. Kent, Julia E. McIntosh, Chillie Gawhega, Birdie N.— f,r|inplfPQn| TlniiiA Benton, Vemis A. Kihega, Bernice Jordan, Jessie W. — Sweeney, Mary Elizabeth — SPECIAL NAVAJO PROGRAM Moore, Loraine T. Rnhannnn Margie NeU----- Beceire, Bula B. Sanders, Sam S. Engelking, Marie K. Barse, Augustine C. uC'. Truman, Charles W-. Larney, Ida Mae McCarty, Marie B. Tooahimpah, Melva Jo Taylor, Leola M. -otipuby, lAwniTS' CuLty' • Vorm, Zelmo — Burnett, Eleanor Allen, Patty C. Bear; Barblfra X. Begay. Bobbie MiteheR, f?W5rgeXr Tolth, Christine A. Willie, Henry PLANT MANAGEMENT Lacy, Leon ' Bearskin, James Kihega, Richard G. Cook, Donald E. -Williams, Simon BT r Pipestem, Francis - .Radcmacfrgr, Francis Rademacher, William E Morgan, Taylet Vann, Josiah — Barnes, iLimerT Littlewalker, Newman Toppah, Ernest H. j :burnla , wy!y----- Harjo, Virgil -Koornsa, William -— VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT XkistosrCWFgg'ET’ Cowen, Calvin D. - Dye, Billy Joe L wi.s. Lawrence G---- Means, Lloyd W.— Nicholson, Coston D. — Thompson, Louis M. Earpr -BT EnghmdrVlTgil G. Grinnett EaPI Lamey, James—- .SandewrMartlh— McEwin, Henry Topaum, John Albert— England, Tva Mae — - James, Willie Kirkland, Francis 92