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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1962 volume:

THE CHILOCCOAN 1962 FORWARD People On The Way Up” John Glenn, America’s foremost astronaut was not the only one who went up this year. All over the United States people have been going up — maybe not into outer space but advancing to greater knowledge, to better positions and new achievements. Chilocco has assisted with this upward and forward movement by helping Indian boys and girls. The post graduate program has been expanded, the program for students below the ninth grade has been revised, and the physical plant has been improved. Related to these improvements, Indian youths have shown that they are interested in raising their level of education by accepting training in the many specialized fields offered at Chilocco. In addition to the school offering an opportunity for students to learn basic information, students may also explore some aspects of personality development which perhaps may assist them in life. It can be said that Chilocco often gives students a foothold where previously there has been none, but it is up to the individual to climb and keep climbing as far as possible. The 1962 Chiloccoan is given to students with the hope that they will continue to be People On The Way Up”. 1 DEDICATION In appreciation for the invaluable aid and the many sacrifices he has made for us, we, the seniors of 1962 proudly dedicate this Chiloc coan” to Carriasco McGilbra, home six instrue tional aid. Mr. McGilbra graduated from Chilocco in 1951. As a student he was active in the Aggie Club, Honor Society, Student Council and House Council. He joined the staff in 1953 as a store- keeper. In 1958 he was transferred to the guidance department. Mr. McGilbra, a former scoutmaster, is explorer post advisor, N.R.A. instructor and sponsor for the Boys’ and Girls' Rifle Clubs. Mr. McGilbra and his wife, Grace, live on the campus in Home Six. His favorite hobbies are photography and caring for tropical fish. TABLE OF CONTENTS Academic Department - - 5 High School Preparatory Department - - ---------------------- -A7 Vocational Departments (Home Economics, Trades, and Agriculture) - - 51 Guidance Department-----------...............---------......... 61 Activities ---------------------------- Honors 83 ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL V. Keith Kelley, Superintendent Superintendent V. Keith Kelley has served at Chil- occo in that capacity for the past six years. His first position in the Bureau of Indian Affairs was that of teacher at Cheyenne-Arapaho School. He then served as principal at the Euchee School in Sapulpa, at Pawnee Indian School, at Chilocco, and at Haskell Institute. He has received recognition for more chan 30 years of Federal service and for superior perform- ance in his present position. Mr. Kelley played an important part in raising the standards of Chilocco and Haskell to tpialify for membership in the North Central Association of Col- leges and Secondary Schools. This year Mr. Kelley attended a conference in Washington D. C. concerned with improving the qual- ity of education and also three conferences concerned with the education of Navajos. Mr. Kelley said the crip he enjoyed most was the one he made with a group of Chilocco students to attend the I960 White House Conference on Youth in Washington D. C. His interests and hobbies include gardening, golf- ing, hunting, fishing and woodwork. His principal interest is to improve educational opportunities for Indian boys and girls. Commenting about this school year at Chilocco, Mr. Kelley states VVI feel that in many ways this is the best school year Chilocco has had. We had the largest enrollment at Chilocco in recent years' . He is especially impressed by the fine group of stu- dents, their seriousness of purpose, and their appli- to studies. Dr. Leon Wall has been the principal at Chilocco for six years now. He began his teaching career in the Bureau of Indian Affairs as teacher of science and mathematics at El bo woods High School in North Dakota, where he was also coach of football, basket- ball, and track. After serving in the Army he returned to El bo woods to become principal. He then served as principal at Carson Indian School in Stewart, Nevada, as supervisor of elementary education in the Chinle and Tuba City, Arizona areas on the Navajo Reser- vation, and as education specialist in the Window Rock Area Office, in Arizona, before coming to Chil- occo. He received his bachelor of science degree in zo- ology at Oklahoma University, his master of arts de- gree in educational administration at the University of Nevada, and his doctorate in educational administra- tion at Oklahoma State University. His doctoral de- gree was earned by ten years study on the problems of teaching English to Navajo children. During this time he completed three books, a Navajo Language Gram- mer , a Navajo Language Handbook , and a Nav- ajo Language Dictionary . He was also the editor for four years of the Navajo Language newspaper, Cur- rent Events . Dr. Wall is interested in music, art and athletics of all kinds. This year he and his family vacatiooed in Old Mexico. Dr. Wall said, This has been the best school year since 1 have been at Chilocco. The students have studied harder and seemed more interested in their school work. Lean C. Wall, Principal ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL Superintendent Kelley; Hildegard Thompson, Chief, Branch of Education; and A. V. Kirk, Director of Schools Anadarko Area. MILES BOLLINGER High School Academic PEARL GOODBEAR High School Preparatory ELIZABETH HEAGY Home Economics ALVIN KIVETT Agriculture LEON LACY Plant Manager JACK McCARTY Guidance FRANK QUIRING Guidance, Boys Section GEORGE TLUSTOS Trades MARY F. WERNEKE Guidance, Girls Section 4 ;§Hl§| ,liM im. ft W'V « I ? SENIORS JIMMY McGILBRA President Creek Agriculture Oktaha JAMES DEERE JR. Vice-President Creek Dry Cleaning Oklahoma City JOSEPH STEVE Secretary-Treasurer Choctaw Pre-College Edinburgh, Miss. paige McDonald Serge an t-at-Arm s Ponca Agriculture Stillwater ALENE AUCK Shoshone—Bannock Pre-Commercial Blackfoot, Idaho LARRY AUSTIN Paiute Auto Mechanics Lovelock, Nevada ROSIE BAKER Choctaw Laundry Training Rufe ALENE BAILEY Seminole Pre-Commercial Holdenville CHARLOTTE BASCOM Choctaw Cafe Management Stigler OLSEN BEGAY Navajo Masonry Pinon, Arizona 6 SENIORS ALLEN BLALOCK Shawnee Printing Dewey WAYNE BLUEBACK Ponca Body Fender Ponca City DELLA BOTELLA Apache Dormitory Management Mescalero, New Mexico HENRY BUSHYHEAD Cheyenne Body Fender El Reno JUDY BURCH Ute Arts Crafts Bayfield, Colorado CHARLES BURRIS Choctaw Welding Arkansas City, Kansas R1LDA CASSADOR Apache Cafe Management Dulce, New Mexico PAUL CARPENTER Cherokee Dry Cleaning Tulsa DOMINICK CERINO Shoshone Leathercraft Ft. Hall, Idaho SYLVIA CLOUD Yakima Arts Crafts Lyle, Washington THOMAS COOPER Choctaw Welding Fitzhugh DORA CULLY Creek—Seminole Pre Commercial Holdenville 7 JUAN LOUIS CURLEY Navajo Auto Mechanics St. Micheals, Ariz. JUDSON DEERE Creek Dry Cleaning Tahlequah HENSEN DENETCLAW Navajo Pre-College Tohatchi, New Mexico GENA DENSON Choctaw Dental Assistant Carthage, Miss. JOE DICK Washoe—Paiute Auto Mechanics Woodfords, Calif. CLIFFORD DOYETO Kiowa Printing Anadarko CHARLES DREADFULWATER Cherokee Dry Cleaning Tahlequah LESTER EAGLE Ponca Painting Ponca City ALLEN EDMO Shoshone Auto Mechanics Ft. Hall, Idaho ADA ENJADY Apache Cosmetology Mescalero, New Mexico ARLENE FEATHERS Ponca—Sioux Pre-College Ponca City WILBUR FRAZIER Navajo Electricity Tuba City, Arizona SENIORS bill glass Cherokee Auto Mechanics Siloam Springs, Arkansas JENNIE HORSECHIEF Pawnee Dormitory Management Pawnee DEAN HUDSON Choctaw Agriculture Stnithville THURMAN HUDSON Choctaw Agriculture Smithville BERNICE HULWA Creek—Seminole Pre-Commercial Tulsa MALCOLM ISAAC Choctaw Electricity Philadelphia, Miss. LUKE JIMMIE Choctaw Auto Mechanics Philadelphia, Miss. TOMMY JOHNSON Cherokee—Creek Welding Henryetta WILMA SUE KINNEY Creek Cosmetology Wewoka ROBERTA LaBATTE Sioux Cosmetology Sissiton, S. D. RICHARD LASLEY Omaha Pre-Commercial Macy, Nebraska IMOGENE LEITKA Creek—Seminole Practical Nursing Oklahoma City 9 SENIORS HENRY MANN Cheyenne Auto Mechanics Calumet DORIS MARKS Navajo Dental Assistant Tonalea, Arizona DORIS McCLURE Choctaw Laundry Training Tom JOE McNAC Creek—Choctaw Auto Mechanics Henryetta JOSH MORRIS Choctaw Welding Hugo REGINALD NIBBS Cheyenne Printing Clinton PEGGY ND( Cherokee Pre-Commercial Jay HENRYETTA OSCEOLA Seminole Pre-Nursing Clewiston, Florida CHARMA1N PENSONEAU Ponca Pre-College Ponca City PAUL PEYKETEWA Zuni—Creek Auto Mechanics Tulsa MARGARET POLK Choctaw Pre-Commercial Philadelphia, Miss. DASHNE SANDOVAL Navajo Electricity Cuba, New Mexico 10 SENIORS JOHN SCOTT Creek Printing Muskogee ADRIAN SEAMAN Shoshone Agri culture Ft. Hall, Idaho HATTIE SMITH Tonto—Apache Pre- Commercial Camp Verde, Arizona MAMIE SUSIE SMITH Navajo Pre-Nursing Kayenta, Arizona VICTOR SMITH Ponca Dry-Cleaning Tulsa INA MAE SPENCER Seminole Cafe Management Seminole ALMA SPOTTEDWOLF Cheyenne—Arapaho Pre-Commercial Canton CLAUDE STEVE Choctaw Auto Mechanics Philadelphia, Miss. HARRY TIGER Seminole Body Fender Wewoka JUNIOR THOMPSON Choctaw Auto Mechanics Philadelphia, Miss. MARJORIE TUBBY Choctaw Dormitory Management Memphis, Tennessee EDNA TUCKER Seminole Cafe Management Hollywood, Flordia SENIORS MINNIE PEARL WADE Choctaw Pre- Commercial Battiest LINDA WAHPEPAH Kickapoo Pre-Commercial Shawnee JERRY WALKER Seminole Carpentry Seminole VIONA WEISER Shoshone Dormitory Management Blackfoot, Idaho STANFORD WELLS Seminole Printing Oklahoma City ESTHER WESLEY Creek Dormitory Management Okemah DON WILDCAT Euchee Body Fender Sapulpa ALICE WILSON Creek Pre-Nursing Okmulgee ALBERT WOLFE Cherokee Welding Stilwell VELMA WOLFE Cherokee Pre-Co mmerci al Cherokee, North Carolina TONY YORK Choctaw Electricity Philadelphia, Miss. KEITH BUFFALOHEAD Ponca Agriculture Ponca City 12 SENIORS SUZANNA LOSSIAM Cherokee Pre-Practical Nursing Cherokee, North Carolina SALLY PICKERING Creek—Kaw Pre Commercial Sapulpa BOBBY LEE SMITH Choctaw Auto Mechanics Conehatta, Miss. Linda Wahpepah, left, and Charraain Pensoneau, center, perform an experiment in Chemistry Class under the watchful eye of Mr. Frank, Chemistry and Physics Teacher. 13 JUNIORS , Kathleen Robinson President Vurner Thompson Secretary-Treasurer Robert Silversmith Sergeant-at-Arma Wilbur Anderson Leona Ashes Raymond Auck Thomas Badroads Aaron Baker Clara Ann Begay Evelyn Begay Genevieve Begay Jefferson Begay John Curley Begay Julia Begay Millie Begay Reuben Begay Richard Begay Willie Tom Begay Kee Nez Begody 14 JUNIORS Bettie Ben Mae Ann Benally Robert Belt William Revenue Judy Billie Marie Billie Lee Bitsui Chauncey Bluebaclt Watie Dan Bolin Judy Box Evelyn Buck Earl Burke Irma Jean Carroll Charles Cass Golin Calico James Canapo Gene Chapman Rocco Chapman Alice Clawson Laura Ann Cody 15 JUNIORS Colson Coloro w Ramona Comby Ella Jean Cook Bobby Dickson Gloria Dill Christine Edmo Edward Factor Russell Feeling Fern Felter Paul Frank Betty Frazier Wesley Gains Theresa George Sadie Gorman Buena Guoladdle Eleanor Hairyback Effie Hardman Alice Harjo Duke Harjo Jennie Lou Harjo 16 JUNIORS Irene Harvey Clifton Hickman Florence Hill Clyde Hinman Jerry Hogner Richard Holbrook Paula Holcomb Agnes Holt Julia Howell Joyce Howtopat Rayburn Hudson Jerry Ingram Joe Jackson Harold James Elvira Johns Sally Jessie Tommy Jim Lee Johnson Ura K. Jones Jay John Kelsey 17 JUNIORS Dorcas Kent Chee Roland Largo Mary Jo Leader Marilyn LeClair Leon Lena Dixon Lewis John Lewis Rosie Lewis Corrine Limpy Harvey Luna Joe Manley Bennie Manygoat Bob Marshall Starry Matthews Ida Jane McCoy James Micco Patrica Mouse Willie Nea Roy Nightwalker Josh Noah 18 JUNIORS Don Noble Astor Noclcideneh Vinnir Partridge Lee Phoenix Lucy Pino Jones Platero Francis Powell Jackie Powell Colleen Preacher Cecelia Rhodd Jim Roach Robert Sago Frederick Schmidt Della Scott Sara Shanta Floyd Shock William Shorty Maxine Silva Sally Singer Stanley Snake 19 JUNIORS Ada Jean Snyder Charles Sooktis Villie Speen Margie Steve Carol Stout Polly Sullateskee Geneva Sunagoowie Luther Tahy Betty Tanner Valerena Tassitsie Jake Thompson Jimmie Thompson Daisy Todachine Andy Tohtsoni Daddie Tsosie Ellison Tsosie Leo Tsosie Betty Weeley Mary Lou White George Whitehair 20 JUNIORS Susan Whiceplume Rose Whitestar Harvey Whitewater Vinson Willard Kmerson Willie Everett Wood Woody Leonard Alfred Wyly Burton Yazzie Teddy Yazzie Roy Yellowhair Emmett York Mary Noah Judy Osceola 21 SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Class Officers are: Ruby Reed, President; Beverly Barnes, Vice-President; Rochelle Whitebuffalo, Sergeant-at Arms; and Loretta Perez, Secretary-Treasurer. J asper Amarilla Grace Antelope Kenneth Betony Beverly Barnes Ernest Betony Ernestine Big Medicine Nelson Billie Bille Blackwater Darlene Brown Donna Buffalohead Richard Cadman William Charley Fayecta Charloe Cecil Chischilly Victoria Clawson Billy Cling Maxine Cloud Laura Cody Kathy Cole J eanette Colorow 22 SOPHOMORES Joanne Col wash Patsy Cooper Albert Couture Millie Crazybear Homer Cutler Anthony Davis Jerry Daw Ray Denny Aggie Donald Anarie Etsitty Carolyn Feather Durbin Feeling Cynthia Frank Joy Lynn Gaines Rose Ann George Floyd Gibson Lazona Harris Marilyn Harvey William Howell Billy Huskon Donna Island William Jackson Ella Mae Jimmy Nellie Joe Manuel Kee John Helen Kaye John Simmon Johnson Mary Ellen Joseph Lucian Larney Betty Jo Longknife 23 SOPHOMORES Elaine Lozier Joe Lumpmouth Jimmie Luther Steve McGilbra Dollie Mike Lenora Monty Dale Negashoah Dennie Negashoah Gloria Navo Incy Ned Lou Jane Nez Billy Nockideneh Mabel Osceola Harry Peshlakai Johnson Pablo Anita Pimms Henry Pohosucut Sammy Polk Ruby Reed Lewelyn Reevis Wanda Rice Rose Runsabove Riley Saganitso Austin Sam Marcella Samuel Memie Sanders Wayne Shaw Darlene Shay Loretta Shirley Kee Slim 24 SOPHOMORES Lois Speakthunder Karen Spoonhunter l.ouella Spottedwolf Wesley Studie Buelah Switzler Vinceni Tafoya Francis Taylor Sammy Thomas Winston Tiznado Jesse Toineeta Eugene Tom Janet Tom Virginia Tommy Betty Totsoni Harry Tsosie Lucille Tsosie Ella Eve Tulley Lynn Waldon Veston Warrior Mamie Welborn Arlene Wells Betsy Wesaw Eva Wesaw Ronnie White Rochelle Whitebuffalo Willie Wilson Carolyn Yazzie Sarah Yazzie Margaret Yellowfox Marlene Zotigh 25 SOPHOMORES Darlene Blevins Lucas Caramilla Melvin Chee Pat Dave Hattie George Marlene Luke Julia McDonald Loretta Perez Judy Pratt Kenneth Welch Raymond Wynashe FRESHMEN Albert Adakai Rita Adams Sailor Anderson Wilma Antelope Peggy Arkeketa Bernice Austin Louise Baldwin Mark Bearhead Able Begay Carolyn Beaver Leo D. Begay Marie Begay John Benally Jason Billy Howard BitsuL 26 FRESHMEN Freshmen Class Officers, left to right, Cyrus Dick, Secretary; Albert Adakai, President; Rita Adams, Reporter; Patrick Murphy, Vice-President; Paul Joe, Treasurer. Wallace Bitsui Nancy Blackfox Evelyn Burton Charles Coby George Crossguns Harold Dave Wynema Davis Sheila Denny Cyrus Dick Christine Eagle Louise Eagle Carole Fish Betty Fisher Pamela Goudy Roselyn Hale 27 NINTH GRADE Amos Harjo Sarah Harjo Kathleen Headman Carol Hisbadhorse Nelson James Leonard Joe Paul Frank Joe Luke John Marcian Killsnight Betty Keyannie Wilfred Lilly Belle Littlecook Marjorie Littlejohn Richard Littlelight Nelson Morgan Barbara Mount Patrick Murphy Blondell Nickey Shirley Noble F.mma Jean Osage Ann Orphan Glenn Pablo Ann Plainbull Meta Plainbull Murphy Polk Naomi Renville Pauline Sangster Jeanne Stevens Jim Squirrel Ted Taylor 28 FRESHMEN Kathleen Headman, Albert Adakai, and Miss Tooahimpah, Oklahoma History Teacher, admire their state bulletin board. Betty Thomas Sue Thomas Nellie Tiger Frances Toineeta Clifford Toledo Elsie Van Winkle Richard Van Winkle Christine Walker Manuel Watchman Minnie Williams John T. Yazzie Sam Yazzie Herman Yellowhair Glenn York Harold Akins 29 POST-GRADUATES JIMMY BAKER President Choctaw Junior College Snow KENNETH MCLAUGHLIN Vice-President Sioux Heavy Equipment Shields, North Dakota LINDA BROWN Secretary Cherokee Cosmetology Vi an HARRILYN JOHNSON Treasurer Eskimo Junior College St. Michael, Alaska ELLIOT FRENCH Serge ant-at-Arm s Eastern Cherokee Heavy Equipment Cherokee, North Carolina FARRELL AMI Hopi Electricity polacca, Arizona DAVID ARMACHAIN Eastern Cherokee Heavy Equipment Cherokee, North Carolina EMILY BATTIEST Choctaw Cosmetology Idabel TOMMIE BEGAY Navajo Painting Shiprock, New Mexico MARYLANE BELL Miss—Choctaw Dental Assistant Philadelphia, Miss. MARCELLA BEN Mi ss—Choctaw Junior College Philadelphia, Miss. RONALD BIG MAN Crow Welding Crow Agency, Montana KAREN BLANDOZ Ti simsheans Dental Assistant Metlakatla, Alaska STANLEY BLUFF K� li P el Heavy Equipment Usk, Washington BRYON BRADY Gros Ventre Welding New Town, North Dakota MILTON BROWN Choctaw—Chickasaw Electricity Sulphur MILTON WAYNE BROWN Choctaw Welding Bennington 30 POST-GRADUATES lorene bunny Creek Junior College Dustin HOLLIS BURNETT White Mts. Apache Electricity Whiter! ver, Arizona MARVIN BURNETT White Mts. Apache Electricity Whiteriver, Arizona GORDON CLARE Arapahoe Institutional Cooking Ft. Washakie, Wyoming DELORES CROSS Chippiwa Cosmetology Motley, Minnesota BOB F. CURLEY Navajo Heavy Equipment Lupton, Arizona DOUGLASS CROWDER Choctaw Auto Mechanics Ardmore GLENDA DAUGHTERY Shawnee Junior College Shawnee THEODORE DeCLAY White Mts. Apache Electricity Ft. Apache, Arizona GEORGE DENNY Chippewa—Cree Carpentry Box Elder, Montana DELVIN DRIVER Gros Ventre Welding New Town, North Dakota BEATRICE EAVES Pawnee Cosmetology Pawnee NELLIE EGOAK Eskimo Junior College Akiak, Alaska TOMMY ETSITTY Navajo Auto Mechanics Chinle, Arizona WILLIAM ETYEEYAN Potawatomi Welding Quemema, Kansas ALBERT FISH Creek Junior College Wetumka JAMES FOOTE Gros Ventre Masonry Raub, North Dakota OVETA FOOTE Mandan— Arikara Dental Assistant Par8halt, North Dakota YVONNE FOOTE Gros Ventre Dental Assistant Raub, North Dakota MARILYN FRIDAY Thlinget Junior College Kake, Alaska 31 POST-GRADUATES LUTHER GOINGS Eastern Cherokee Heavy Equipment Cherokee, North Carolina ORVILLE GOODVOICE Sioux Masonry Rosebud, South Dakota LOLA GOPHER Florida Seminole Cafe Management Okeechobee, Florida THERESA GUOLADDLE Kiowa Cosmetology Wichita, Kansas CHARLES HAWLEY Gros Ventre Heavy Equipment Harlem, Montana McARTHUR HENRY Choctaw Junior College Red Oak ROBERT HENSON Cherokee Electricity Locust Grove ALFRED HERMAN Sioux Dormitory Management Ft. Tottem, North Dakota MALCOLM HOSETOSAVIT Mescalero—Apache Heavy Equipment Mescalero, New Mexico ROSA HOWLING BUFFALO Cheyenne — Arapaho Cosmetology Seiling PAUL HOWLING WOLF Arikara Masonry Emmet, North Dakota BRENDA ITTA Eskimo Junior College Barrow, Alaska KATHERINE JACKSON Thlinget—Haida Junior College Kake, Alaska WAYNE JAKE Pawnee—Alabama Cleaning At Pressing Pawnee KEE THOMAS JAMES Navajo Cleaning At Pressing Kearns Canyon, Arizona CHARLOTTE JIMMIE Miss—Choctaw Junior College Philadelphia, Miss. WILLIAM JOHNSON Cherokee Body At F ender Webber Falls ALBERT JUDSON Thlinget Junior College Hoonah, Alaska JOHN LARNEY Seminole—Kickapoo Printing Seminole MIKE LeCLAIR Ponca Masonry Ponca City 32 POST-GP A DU AT ES BAMARION LEE Creek Cosmetology Henryetta SIDNEY LEE Creek Heavy Equipment Henryetta iAMES LUKE skimo Auto Mechanics St. Mary's, Alaska RICHARD McKAY Sioux Cleaning and Pressing Ft. Totten, North Dakota iAMES McLAUGHLIN ioux Masonry Shields, North Dakota FRANK MANLEY Creek Body and Fender Okemah JOHNNY MILLER Creek Printing Wewoka DELORES MITCHELL Sac—Fox Cosmetology Topeka, Kansas CAROLYN MONTES Chippewa—Cree Dormitory Management Box Elder, Montana DAVID MOSES Eskimo Junior College Mt. Village, Alaska ELIZABETH NEWMAN Eskimo Junior College Beaver, Alaska NORBERT NOPAH Mohave Dormitory Management Parker, Arizona THOMAS OCTUCK E skimo Junior College Mt. Edgecumbe, Alaska THOMAS OTTER ROBE Sioux Auto Mechanics Bullhead, South Dakota ANDREW PAUKAN Eskimo Auto Mechanics St. Mary's, Alaska WILLIAM POORE Ponca Printing Marl and LEROY RACINE Blackfeet Welding Browning, Montana THOMAS ROANHORSE Navajo Body and Fender Chambers, Arizona TRACY ROY Ponca i unior College (arl and CATHERINE SALOIS Blackfeet Dormitory Management Heart Butte, Montana 33 POST-GRADUATES fcOSE SARA Eskimo Junior College Bethel, Alaska MARY SANDO Jemez Pueblo Dental Assistant Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico JEFF SAUNOOKE Eastern Cherokee Junior College Robbinsville, North Carolina LUCIAN SERAFFIN Jicarillo Apache Heavy Equipment Dulce, New Mexico TURNER SILMON Choctaw Heavy Equipment Quinton MARY ANN SMITH Creek Junior College Castle ERNEST SOUTHARD Choctaw Welding Krebs CLARINDA SPOTTEDWOLF Gros Ventre Cosmetology Parshall, North Dakota BERTHA STALKER Eskimo Junior College Kotzebue, Alaska CORRINE TAHLO Kiowa Cosmetology Carnegie BERTHA THOMAS Eskimo Junior College Buckland, Alaska WILLIE THOMPSON Alabama—Coushatta Welding Livingston, Texas KENNETH TIGER Creek Printing Muskogee HELEN TIMMERMAN Aluet Junior College Dillingham, Alaska DOROTHY TOMMIE Florida Seminole Dormitory Management Okeechobee, Florida PATSY TOSEE Comanche Cosmetology F axon JOYCE TWINS Cheyenne Cosmetology Clinton CLARENCE UMTUCH Yakima Heavy Equipment Granger, Washington MIKE WAYQUA Comanche Heavy Equipment Walters THOMAS WHITEHAT Rosebud Sioux Auto Mechanics St. Francis, South Dakota 34 POST-GRADUATES IRENE BALCHINCLONG Navajo Dormitory Management Tohatchi, New Mexico AMOS BEGAY Navajo Painting Pinon, Arizona JIMMIE BEN Navajo Cleaning and Pressing Pinon, Arizona FRANCIS BRUCE Navajo Body and Fender Thoreau, New Mexico SHORTY COOK Navajo Cleaning and Pressing Pinon, Arizona JOSEPH CALONAHOSKIE Eastern Cherokee Heavy Equipment Cherokee, North Carolina FRANK ETSITTY Navajo Cleaning and Pressing Cameron, Arizona HENRY EDWARDS Navajo Painting Kayenta, Arizona DALE FRENCH Eastern Cherokee Heavy Equipment Cherokee, North Carolina HERBERT JOE Navajo Welding Chinle, Arizona KATHERINE LITTLE Cherokee Cosmetology Borger, Texas STEVE PEAK Pueblo—Cherokee Junior College Jay COLLIER PINO Navajo Shoe Repair Leathercraft Magdalena, New Mexico FRANCIS QUICKBEAR Sioux Auto Mechanics St. Francis, South Dakota FREDDIE RICO Navajo Painting Cuba, New Mexico JOHN TOHTSONI Navajo Painting Chinle, Arizona NOAH WHITEBIRD Sioux Auto Mechanics St. Francis, South Dakota CEASAR WILLIAMS Ponca Printing Ponca City DELORES WOOD Pap ago—Navajo Cosmetology Scottsdale, Arizona RANDY WOOD Seminole Printing Ada 35 POST-GRADUATES GORDAN GRAY As siniboine—Sioux Masonry Dodson, Montuna JOHN MARSHALL Navajo Painting Kearns Canyon, Arizona GENE TRUJILLO Navajo Masonry Cuba, New Mexico HERBERT YAZZIE Navajo Painting Tonalea, Arizona JASPER YAZZIE Navajo Cleaning flt Pressing Lukachukai, Arizona MAYE YAZZIE Navajo Dormitory Management Gan ado, Arizona TOMMY YOUNGBIRD Gros Ventre Masonry Mandaree, North Dakota CLASSES ighSchool Preparatory FIFTH YEAR Fifth Year Officers: Violet Tso, President; Jesse Ben Yazzie, Vice-President; Lucy Jim, Sec- retary-Treasurer; and Patrick Begay, Sergeant-at-Arms. JUAN ATCITTY Shoe Repair and Leathercraft Shiprock, New Mexico ARCHIE BAKER Shoe Repair and Leathercraft Winslow, Arizona ROSE MARY BARBONE Home Service Thoreau, New Mexico TOM BEGAY Painting Ganado, Arizona PATRICK BEGAY Cleaning and Pressing Winslow, Arizona DAN BAHE Shoe Repair and Leathercraft Pinon, Arizona MARTHA BEGAY Home Service Pinon, Arizona HELEN BENALLY Home Service Pinon, Arizona SHIRLEY BERNARD Food Preparation Jeanerette, Louisiana BILLY CLY JR. Agriculture Crownpoint, New Mexico LEILA ELTSOSIE Home Service Tonalea, Arizona ALBERT FRANCIS JR. Carpentry Winslow, Arizona 38 FIFTH YEAR LUCY JIM Home Service Tohatchie, New Mexico HARRY KEE JOHN Body Fender Repair Chambers, New Mexico STANLEY JOHN printing Indian Wells, Arizona LOUISE JOHNSON Home Service Brimhall, New Mexico mable i.ehi Home Service Tuba City, Arizona JOE LEWIS LEE Shoe Repair Leathercrah Pinon, Arizona NEILWOOD MARTIN Geaning Pressing Shiproclc, New Mexico GUY YAZZIE MEANS Shoe Repair Leathercrah Flagstaff, Arizona TOMMY LEE NEZ Painting Indian Wells, Arizona JOE NEZ Shoe Repair Leathercrah Chinle, Arizona JULIA NEZTSOSIE Home Service Tonalea, Arizona BESSIE WILSON PETE Home Service Shiprock, New Mexico BETTY JEAN ROBBINS Home Service Cameron, Arizona LEO SAL A Agriculture Cuba, New Mexico CHARLEY SMITH Geaning Pressing Tuba City, Arizona MARIE SILVERSMITH Home Service Chinle, Arizona VIOLET TSO Home Service Pinon, Arizona KEE WELCH Painting Tonalea, Arizona BILLY WELCH Welding Tonalea, Arizona JESSE BEN YAZZIE Painting Pinon, Arizona DAVID YELLOWY!AIR Painting Kayenta, Arizona 39 FOURTH YEAR Herbert Platero President Raymond Beletso Vice Pre sident Juanita Woody Secretary-Treasurer Curtis Harvey Sergeant-at-Arm. Billy Arizona Louise Ashley Anthony Begay Doris H. Begay Frank Tully Begay Kee T. Begay Russell Begay Samuel Begay Roy Benally Milton Bernard Frank Bitsui Daniel Kee Charley Helen Charley Jean Claw Mary Etsitty Eva Frazier Daniel Gaddy Eddie Garcia Tom Gorman Harry Harlow Mary Ann Jensen Nona John Lucia Juan Lucy Ann Kee Polly Ann Kesoli 40 FOURTH YEAR Eleanor Lee Clenith Manydiildren Rose Mary Manymules Kee John Means Junior Morgan Barbara Ann Nez Larry Nez Bessie Nezrsosie Mary N. Pahe John Yazzie Pete Bessie Ann Posey Mary Ann Richardson Maxwell Robbins Clarence Scott Marie Scott Thomas Sloan Annie Smith Kenneth Toglechee Mary L. Toglechee G. H. Thomas Chee Topaha Sally Tso Roger Tully Johnnie Whiterock Sam Whiterock Willie Joe Williams Albert Yazzie Betty Yazzie Elizabeth Yazzie Evelyn Yazzie 41 FOURTH YEAR ACCELERATED GROUP A A committee of Group A students lead a discussion on tuberculosis. Ramona Beard is using the roller movie to illustrate a point. Other committee members include: Boyd White, Etta Jim, and Henry Eld- ridge. Clement Anthony Ramona Beard Samuel Fabin Begay Jimmie Ray Chee Candelarie Curley Henry Eldridge Marilyn Hatathli Gloria Hubbard Christine Jim Etta Jim June Ann Joe Stella M. Joe Ray Dan Lee Rena Martinez Johnnie Martinez Alice M. Nelson Ben Chee Singer Dorothy Marie Smith Kee Bahe Smith J ames Tsosie Henry Webster Boyd White f n PI m AM p 1 � m .T ( A a Vi 43 ACCELERATED GROUP B Mrs. Barbara Bear instructs a group of students in oral reading. Left to right, Matilda James, Loraine Claw, (back to camera) Harry Greyhat, Barney Woody, and Howard Nakaidenet. Ann Rose Begay Ben Begay Harry Charlie Mike Chee Mary Elmer Delgai Arthur Dale Cecil Etsitty Della Mae Draper Nellie Emerson Halver Halona Alice Mae Honnie Shirley Kinsel Hoskie Nez Jack Singer Bessie Smith Ada Tohtsoni Edward Tyler Anselm David Yazzie 44 GROUP FOUR Lloyd Atsitty Harry Bahe James Beard Alice Begay Jean Begay Mary Kee Begay Genevieve Benally Lee N. Bitsui Lorraine Claw Leroy Cody Betty Dodson Ronald Harrison Charles Henry J Sherman James .Sampson Joe Tom Mark Lee Maloney Amelia Martinez Scott Mike Katie Dorothy Nez Francis Tabaha Linda Mae Todechine Bruce Todecheiny Shirley White Thomas Wesley Fannie Yazzie James G. Yazzie Floyd Yazzie I i 45 GROUP EIGHT Bessie Adakai Virgil Begay Viable Rose Begay Roger Benally Wilford Benally Jim Lee (iharley Tes Jones Clifford Herbert Curtis James Etsitty David Yazzie Haixotk Irene Juan Eva Kelley Eva Neztsosie Louise Neztsosie Nellie Mady Pino Lula Rose Sam Erma Jean Shirley Robert Slim Raymond Todechine Louis Tsinnyinnie Mary Tso Willie Ben Charley Leon Wilson Mary I .ena Wilson Bennie Yazzie David Yazzie Irvin Yazzie Kee Yazzie Ross Yellow Roger Benally, Ross Yellow, and Kee Yazzie, preparing for an assembly, are assisted by Bobbie Begay, Instructional Aid. 46 GROUP TEN Mrs. Taylor shows Barney Woody, Lorraine Arizona, Betty Jean Gaddy, and Harry Greyhat how the rotation of the earth causes day and night and the seasons. Lorraine Arizona Lucy Augustine Raymond Billy Janet Bitah Julia Charley Thomas Cook Jimmie David Betty Jean Gaddy Harry Greyhat Leonard Hadley Francis Haskins Marie James Arthur Joe Johnson Kee John Dollie Lynch Howard Nakaidenet Danny Nelson Alfred Thomas Christine Thompson Billie Yazzie Warner Joan Washee Joe Whitewater Barney Woody Esther Yellowhair 47 GROUP ELEVEN Francis Adakai Howard Bede Dorothy Begay Lillie Begay Robert Billah Nelson Clark Presley Curley Kee Bahe Ftsitty Romona Joe Tom Roger John Norman Juan Alice Kee Annie Kee Gerald Lasley Alfred Lee Dick Nez Eddie Neztsosie Melvin Thompson Wilson Vanwinkle Marjorie Washee Bruce Waseskuk Larry Yazzie Raymond Yazzie Mrs. McCarty uses the voice recorder during a reading lesson, 48 GROUP THIRTEEN A group of students in Group Thirteen participate in an oral language lesson under the super ▼ision of their teacher Mrs. Baxae. Lena Bia Ella Rena Bigman George Lee Charley Lilly Jane Copi Alice Costillo Peter Lee Dalgai Anselm Etsitty Daisy Mae Etsitty Jimmie Homer John Joe Janet Johnson John Johnson Dolly Kanuho Dan Kid Gene Kitseallyboy Nelson Kitseallyboy Alice Manygoats Lorraine Mark llene Naswood David Peter Shirley Saliego Johnny Secody Timothy Shorty Elsie Singer Anna Marie Todacheenie Isabelle Totsoni June Watchman Rose Willie Chee Wilson Betty H. Yazzie 49 GROUP FIFTEEN Marlene Bedoni Calvin Begay Frank H. Begay Lavernie Begay Freddie Benally Robert Blackwater Nona Bizadi Danny Dee Marjorie Denehchnli Johnny Deschilly Harvey Dick Alice Lee Etsifty Marilyn James Albert Joe Jane Ann June Johnnie Martin Louise N'ez Peter Nez Nellie Oliver Della Redhouse George Sala Junior Sala Betty Tohtsoni Roger Lee Thomas Milton Tracy Dan Yazzie Tom Yazzie Members of Group XV use reference books to look up vocational information. They are left to right. Junior Sala Milton Tracy, Mrs. Loraine Moore, Johnny Dischilly, with back to camera, and Nona Bizadi. 50 Samarion Lee brushes Corrine Tahlo’s hair. They are Post-Graduate Cosme- tology students. Louella Spottedwolf, Sophomore, learns how to use the ironer while Home Eco- nomics teacher, Mrs. Anderson, watches. Gordon Clare, a Post-Graduate stitutional Cooking, sharpens knife. 52 Mary Jo Leader, Imogene Leitka, Valerena Tassitsie, Mamie Susie Smith and Alice Wilson learn the proper way to set a table. Mrs. Jessie Jordan teaches Betty Jean Robbins and Lucy Jim to roll the dough from the center outward for the best results. In Arts and Crafts, Judy Burch and Sylvia Cloud hand-weave a rug. 53 Mr. Miles Lollinger, Mr. George Tlustos, and Mr. Don Dominick chat with Edna Tucker in the Chilocco Cafe. Edna is a Senior enrolled in Cafe Management. Doris McClure feeds the flat work ironer in Laundry Training. 54 -4. r Hl ■ --- George Goings and Kenneth McLaughlin, Post Create, in Heavy Equipment, clem. e shovel on the drag line. 55 Boys from the High School Preparatory Program show their project lambs during a Live Stock Show at Chilocco. 56 Jasper Yazzie presses pleats in a skirt as part of his vocational training in Dry Cleaning and Pressing. 57 George Denny repairs a motor in Auto Mechanics. Ray Vaught, Shoe Repair and Leathercrafcs Instructor, checks Archie Bahe as he sews the sole on a shoe. James Lamey, Body and Fender Repair Instructor, supervises Harry Tiger, Francis Bruce, and Harry Kee John as they realign the rear quater panel of 56 Buick. 58 Darrin Burnett repairs an iron under the supervision of his instructor, Mr. Cook. Mr. Dee gives suggestions to Glenn Walking Eagle as he finishes a door sill. 59 Don Noble works on a plate in Mechanical Drawing. Mr. Calvin D. Co wen is the Drawing In- structor. Woody” Kinney operates the Kelly Press under the super- vision of Mr. Virgil England, Printing Instructor. 60 and Lester Eagle a Saturday night Ronnie Biggs, an unidentified sleeper, and Reginald Nibbs relax at Home Six. Freddie Schmidt, Clifford Doyeto, and Jerry Hogner g« passes for escorting froo Mrs. Gray. Dorothy Smith and Bessie Smith clean their room. Mr. Henderson watches guest! arrive at the sophomore party. Luke Jimmy and Karen Blan- dov are in front. 64 The guidance department in- structs students in clean living habits as shown by this picture. Students are also instructed in good health habits, personal hygiene, and mental hygiene. The Guidance department strives to create a wholesome home atmosphere which aids students with per- sonal problems and mental growth. 65 A Sunday afternoon walk is enjovea. 66 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council Members, front row, left to right, Joseph Steve, Secretary—Treasurer; Peggy Nix, Vice-Presi- dent; and Wilbur Frazier, President. Middle row, Jimmy McGilbra, Kathleen Robison, Lester Eagle, Laura Cody, Floyd Gibson, Karen Spoonhunter, and Betty Thomas. Back row, Mrs. Mary Francis Werneke, Co—Sponsor, Harr; Kee John, Clara Ann Begay, Leo Begay, Alene Auck, and Mr. Frank Quiring, Co-Sponsor. F.H.A. Club Officers, left to right, Elvira John, Program Leader; Darlene Shay, Secretary; Barbara Mount, Historian; Ruby Reed, Song Leader; Carole Fish, Treasurer; Alma Spottedwolf, President- and Karen Spoonhunter, Vice-President. 68 KEY CLUB Key Club, front row, left to right, Claude Steve, Juan Curley, Wilbur Frazier, Don Noble, Clifford Doyeto, Luke Jimmy, Joe Steve, Tony York, and Frank Quiring, co-sponsor. Second row, Lee Bitsui, Glenn York, John Lewis, Steve McGilbra, Clifton Hickman, Reginald Nibbs and Stanford Wells. Third row, Leon Wall, co-sponsor; William York, and Charles Burris. Fourth row, Dean Hudson, Henry Mann, Rayburn Hudson, and Roy Nightwalker. Fifth row, Rocco Chapman, Gene Chapman, and Lee Phoenix. Top row, Jake Thompson, Teddy Yazzie and Henry Peshlakai. 69 NATIONAL GUARD AND EXPLORERS Col. Lewis Forks fro.a Ft. Sam Huston, Texas makes the annual general inspection of the 179th Infantry of the Oklahoma National Guard. The Explorer Scouts meet regularly with the Explorer Post Advisor, Carriasco McGilbra. 70 4-H Clrb Officers, left to right, Alice Mae Honnie, Reporter; Nellie Emerson, President; Ramona Beard, Vice-President; and Candeleria Curley, Secretary. Indian Dramatic Club Officers, left to right, Corrine Tahlo, Secretary; Roy Nightwalker President; and Buena Guoladdle, Vice-President. 71 The Chilocco Band marched at the State Fair in Oklahoma City, the Ark- alalah Parade in Arkansas City, Indian Day at Hominy, 49 ers Celebra- tion in Guthrie and other events. The highlight of the year for the band was the annual Haskell-Chilocco Band Concert which was held at Chil- occo this year. Members of the band are: First row, left to right, Pen- soneau, Frazier, Whiteturtle, Singer, John, Feather, E. Yazzie, Snake, and Nibbs. Second row, Harvey, Joseph, Harris, Jim, J. C. Begay, J. Begay, Schmidt, Deere, Yellowhair, Gibson, Tsosie, B. Begay, Tode- chine, Marks, and Billie. Third row, White, Monty, Holt, Hudson, Chap- man, Saganitso, M. Begay, Cass, Gaines, Whitebuffalo, Shaw, McGilbra, Speen, T. Yazzie, R. Begay, D. Feeling, R. Feeling, Blueback, and Luther. Back row, Larry Johnson, Director; K. Yazzie, Reevis, Daw, Buffalohead, Blalock, Belt, Sam, Robison, and Glass. N FOOTBALL-1961 Lester Eagle, Indian’s Quarterback, gained much yardage for Chilocco with his passing and running. Chilocco Football Team, first row, left to right, Joe Jackson, Jake Thompson, Francis Powell, Lester Eagle, Dean Hudson, Jerry Walker, Allen Edmo, Paul Peyketewa, Tommy Johnson, and Wesley Gaines. Second row, John Lewis, Henry Mann, Luke Jimmy, Sammy Thomas, Paige McDonald, Jim Roach, Rayburn Hudson, Joe Dick, and Virgil Dick. Third row, Durbin Feeling, Ray Denny, Sammy Polk, Kee John, Albert Couture, Ray- mond’Wyna she, Rochelle Whitebuffalo, Billy Blackwater, and Raymond Auck. Fourth row, Coach Moore, Chris Blueback, Adrian Seaman, Dennis Negashoah, Clyde Hinman, Robert Belt, Russell Feeling, Jerry Hogner, Riley Saganitso, and Coach Presley. 73 CHILOCCO INDIANS WRESTLING TEAM Paige McDonald, 168 pound Senior. First row, left to right, Jefferson Begay, Billy Blackwater, Adrian Seaman, Lee Johnson, Allen Edmo, and Wes- ley Gaines. Second row, Paul Frank, Frederick Schmidt, Robert Belt, Keith Buffalohead, Paige McDonald, and Albert Couture. Third row, James Colby, Harry Tsosie, Melvin Chee, Harold James, Harvey Luna, and Raymond Auck. Fourth row, Cyrus Dick, Sammy Polk, Dennis Negashoah, and Coach Presley. 74 CHILOCCO INDIANS BASKETBALL TEAM ■■■■PHKW I vj Li I ' ' f ! ! ■ ' I I it ’ ■ i i i! Fir� row, left to right, MA” team, Jim Roach, Jake Thompson, Claude Steve, Luke Jimmie, Everett Wood, Lester Eagle, Dean Hudson, Malcolm Isaac, and Joe Jackson. Second row, B” team; Glen York, Chauncey Blueback, Russell Feeling, William Howell, Jerry Walker, Kee John, Clyde Hinman, Leo Begay, and Sammy Thomas. Third row. Coach Kenneth Moore, Larry Austin, Kee Slim, Thomas Todecheenie, Riley Saganitso, Rocco Chapman, Nelson James, and Emmett York. Joe Jackson and Jake Thompson were out- standing in working the ball into the taller boys or in taking outside shots. 75 BASEBALL 1961 Tom Johnson, Chilocco’s mound ace. Conference Champions, back row, left to right, Francis Powell, Bill Glass, Bobby Smith, Frank Harjo, Charles Battiest, and Coach Moore. Center row, Jerry Walker, Larry Austin, Tommy Johnson, Don Wildcat, and Gene Chapman. Front row, Paul Peyketewa, Claude Steve, Luke Jimmie, Malcolm Isaac, and Woodrow Wilson. 76 TRACK 1961 First Row, left to right, Thomas Mose, Jake Thompson, Wesley Gaines, Jerry Hogner, Duke Harjo, Lester Eagle, and Charles Burris. Second Row, Gary Beaver, Richard Begay, Paige McDonald, Alfred Wyly, Clyde Hinman, Steve Peak, and Coach Presley. Outstanding in their events were trackmen: Jerry Hogner, 880 Yd. Dash; Charles Burris, High Jump; Jake Thompson, 100 220-440 Yd. Dash and Broad Jump; and Steve Peak, mile run. 77 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL AND FOOTBALL-1961 A team from the High School Preparatory Program won the Junior Division in the Arkansas City Church League Tournament. Front row, left to right, Scott Mike, Stanley Small, Joe Whitaker, and James Beard. Back row, Alfred Thomas, Barney Woody, Thomas Cook, LeRoy Cody, and Coach Bobbie Begay. Freshman Football Team, front row, left to right, Arthur Dale, Ben Begay, Albert Adakai, Nelson Morgan, Howard Bitsui, Glen Pablo, Mike C-hee, Leonard Joe, and Leo Begay. Middle row, Cordell Hudson, Edward Tyler, Pat Murphy, John Martinez, Kee Bahe Smith, Harry Charlie, and Glen York. Back row, Coach Hender- son, Anson Yazzie, Clifford Toledo, John T. Yazzie, Harold Dave, Cyrus Dick, Cecil Etsitty, and Coach T ruman. 78 CHILOCCO DRILL TEAM The (frill tea™ marched at football and basketball games. They also marched in the Arkalalah Festival in Ar- kansas City. Miss Marilyn Mason is the sponsor. The drill team practices each morning from 7 until 8. Ida Jane McCoy, left, and Geneva Sun- agoowie, right, are the drill team squad leaders. 79 CHILOCCO PEP CLUB The Pep Club cheered at all home foot ball and basketball games. They jour- neyed to several games away from home, including: Edmond, Guthrie, Newkirk, Perry, and Blackwell. The club’s spon- sor is Miss Marilyn Mason. Chosen by the Pep Club to lead the yells and cheering are Cheerleaders: Standing, left to right, Louella Spotted- wolf, Dorcas Kent, and Roylyn Waldon; Kneeling, Kathy Headman, Buena Guo- laddle, and Ruby Reed. 80 The Chilocco Choir of 51 members performed throughout the year under the direction of Mrs. Leona Warren. First row, left to right, Shay, B. Thomas, Frank, Snyder, Wesaw, Wolfe, Botella, Tully, Feathers, Tubby. Second row, Carroll, C. Begay, Reed, LeClair, Hill, Shanta, Wade, Gopher, Spencer, and A. Harjo. Third row, Howell, J. Harjo, Kent, Jessie, LeClair, Cody, Harvey, Kinney, and Bailey. Fourth row, Pau- kan, D. Lewis, Denny, HorseChief, Weely, Ben, Wei born, Nix, Wahpepah, and Phoenix. Fifth row, Tohtsoni, Umtuch, Bitsui, E. York, Luke, Tahy, Morris, Miller, and J. Lewis. Sixth row, Hudson, O. Begay, Isaac, T. York, Rico, Doyeto, Poore, and Williams. JOURNALISM Journalism class members, left to right, back row, Stanford Wells, Clifford Doyeto, Linda Wahpepah, Peggy Nix, and Sally Pickering. Next row, Hattie Smith, Buena Guoladdle, Dora Culley, Joyce Howtopat, and Charmain Pensoneau. Seated, Arlene Feathers and Velma Wolfe. Arlene Feathers Charmain Pensoneau Student Editor, Indian School Journal Student Editor, The Chiloccoan 82 VALEDICTORIAN Jimmy McGilbra 84 Left to right, Maryellen Joseph, Daisy Todechine, Sam Yazzie, Millie Begay, Wilford Lilly, Karen Spoonhunter, Steve McGilbra, Mae Ann Benally, Billy Nockidenah, Fayetta Charloe, Olson Begay, Carolyn 00 Left to right, Cyrus Dick, Charmain Pensoneau, Allen Fdmo, Kathleen Headman, Adrian Seaman, Kathleen Robison, Wilbur Anderson, Bernice Austin. Reuben Begay, Fern Felter, Richard Begav, Carol Fish, Blon- dell Nickey, Pauline Sangster, Joseph Steve, Betsy Wesaw, Lee Phoe- nix, Dora Culley, and Willie Speen. FOOTBALL QUEEN Geneva Sunagoowie MISS CHILOCCO Peggy Lou Nix William Charley ANNUAL KING Public Health Service: front row, left to right, Mrs. Connie Bacon, Miss Aagot M. Knudseo, Mrs. Madeline Johnson, Mrs. pharabe Bible, and Mrs. Effie Chapman. Back row, Mrs. Eleanor Snell, Dr. Boyd Lee, J ease Harjo, Mrs. Roberta Lee, and Mrs. Jeanette Lambert. Plant Management, kneeling, left to right, Henry McEwin, Taylet Morgan, Elmer Barnes, and Newman Little- walker. Standing, Leon Lacy, William Rademacher, Francis Pipestem, Otilia Hernandez, Richard Kihega, Simon Williams, Donald Cook, Archie Littlewalker, Josiah Vann, Ernest Toppah, and Larry King. 91 CHILOCCO PERSONNEL 1962 ADMINISTRATION Kelley, W. Keith Wall, Claude Leon Houston, Hugh F. Burris, Bobbie J. Byrd, Susie H. Dominick, Donald A. Hunt, Lewis L. Isbell, Karen James, Imogene S. Kloefkorn, Alice Presley, Wanda Joan Todd, Bettie Jane ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT Bollinger, Miles H. Bacon, Lee Roy Courtney, Loreta G. Frank, Jr., Reginald H. Gregory, Dee L. Hathcoat, Leonard Henderson, Lawrence G. Johnson, Larry McHenry, Onis Porter, Jasper Taylor, Junius J. Walker, Mabel Warren, Leona D. AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Kivett, Alvin A. Benton, Jr., Nathan Heinz, Francis W. Jones, Jr., Arthur M. Livingston, Claude Nunn, Joseph E. Osborn, Paul James Rademacher, Julius Snell, Albert GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT McCarty, Jack Toppah, Melba Lee BOY’S SECTION Quiring, Jr., Frank L. Bean, Jr., Jeff D. Bear, William L. Burris, Harold Cornell, Ben Foster, Jack D. Gray, Zelda T. Harjo, Virgil Isaacs, Priscella Jolene James, Edwin Johnson, Minnie Kirkland, June McGilbra, Carriasco Moore, Kenneth C. Mzhickteno, Minnie Perico, Berklie Boggs Presley, Doyle J. Rowe, Nelson Snell, John Stocks, Wilfred G. Taylor, Jean I. Tolth, Sam H. Zunigha, Freeman GIRL’S SECTION Werneke, Mary F. Bushyhead, Clara Crawford, Dorothy F. Deroin, Lorena K. Hathcoat, Faye P. Hornady, Mary Jones, Mabel Jordan, Jeanette Lambert, Nancy S. Lavers, Ethel H. McGilbra, Grace Mason, Marilyn A. Means, Mary V. Narcomey, Virginia D. Pipestem, Evangeline Robison, Juanita F. Snell, Esther Stafford, Kittye M. Washington, Harriette HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Heagy, Elizabeth L. Anderson, Josie C. Anderson, Martha D. Benton, Vernis A. Boory, Beatrice O. Gawhega, Birdie N. Goingkeen, David Grinnell, Ethel Jordan, Jessie W. Kent, Julia E. Kihega, Bernice McIntosh, Chillie Marcus, Addie Muskrat, Frances C. Points, Eileen A. Schell, Lucille Juanita Sissons, Perle M. Sweeney, Mary E. Wapp, Josephine Wemeke, Everett E. Wood, Rose Mary Burnett, Eleanor Engelking, Marie Hoover, Jay Bruce Larney, Ida Mae McCarty, Marie B. Mitchell, Geogre C. Moore, Lorraine T. Otipoby, Leonard Sanders, Sam S. Taylor, Leola M. Tolth, Christine A. Too ah imp ah, Melva Jo Vann, Zelma Willie, Henry PLANT MANAGEMENT Lacy, Leon Aunko, Timothy Barnes, Elmer J. Bearskin, James Black, Kenneth E. Cook, Donald E. Gray, Charles G. Hernandez, Otilia H. Kihega, Richard G. King, Larry L. Littlewalker, Archie Littlewalker, Newman McEwen, Henry Morgan, Taylet Pipestem, Francis Rademacher, William E. Toppah, Ernest H. Vann, Josiah Williams, Simon B. VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Tlustos, George E. Benton, Sr. Nathan H. Cowen, Calvin D. Dee, Clifton L. Dye, Billy Joe England, Iva Mae England, Virgil G. Grinnell, Earl J ames, Willie Kirkland, Francis Larney, James Lewis, Lawrence G. Means, W. Lloyd Nicholson, Coston D. Sanders, Martin Thompson, Louis M. Topaum, John Albert Vaught, Ray HIGH SCHOOL PREPARATORY PROGRAN Good bear, Pearl R. Allen Patty C. Barse, Augustine C. Bear, Barbara A. Begay, Bobbie Bessire, Bula B. Brown, Margie N.