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

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration 5 Academic Department 9 Seniors 10 Juniors 22 Sophomores 29 Freshmen 33 Post-Graduates 39 High School Preparatory Program 43 Vocational II 44 Vocational I 45 Eighth Grade 46 Seventh Grade 47 Group Five 49 Group Four 50 Group Three 51 Group Two 52 Group One 53 Vocations 55 Guidance 63 Activities 69 Honors 87 Personnel 92 3

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FOREWORD Through this Chiloccoan, we the students of Chilocco, are given the opportunity to look over the past year and renew old memories which we will long remember and cherish. As we turn the pages of this annual, we are given the chance to take a backward glance at our past year and to behold a profusion of images of memory, imposed one on another. Some are somber, some are brilliant. They disappear, then reappear......and there are faces and places and things we knew in passing. But there are only our memories. Some of these memories may be happy, others sad; some of our endeavors successes, others failures, but we hope that because of these experiences, we will become better citizens for tomorrow.

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DEDICATION Sam S. Sanders We, the seniors of 1963, proudly dedicate the Chiloccoan to Mr. Sam S. Sanders in honor of his service to the students of Chilocco. Mr. Sanders has worked three and one half years at Chilocco as a teacher of social studies. His principal interests include sports, travel and helping others. He is a member of the American Legion, The University of Okla- homa Alumni Association and the Masonic Lodge. Mr. Sanders is a Cherokee and very proud of it. He willingly helps all students who come to him for assistance. When asked how he felt about a student getting an education, he said that it is the most valuable possession any student could obtain and he is greatly in favor of a student learning all he can. 4