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

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DEPARTMENT HEADS ef,1 l2, ri ht' Pe?rl Goodbear High Sch°o1 preparat°ry, Alvin Kivett, Agriculture Mary Girls Guidance, Leon Lacy, Plant Management, Dee Gregory, Boys Guidance Cnctnn Trades, Elizabeth Heagy, Home Economics, Miles Bollinger, High School Academic Werneke, Nicholson, ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT Seated, left to right, Leona Warren, Loreta Courtney. Thelma Hanshew, Miles Bollinger. Marilyn Palmer. Vera Mae King, Lawrence Henderson, Standing, Jasper Porter, Sam Sanders, Earle Haring, Walter Owsley, Paul Jones, Philip Lloyd. Larry Jclinson. Leonard Hathcoat. Clarence Evins, Junius Taylor

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1 It is rewarding to look back over a year of work and feel that worthwhile per- formance has been accomplished. During this year almost 1200 Indian boys and girls have taken advantage of at least some of the education offerings at Chiloc- co. This, we believe, is a step forward toward self-realization on the part of In- dian boys and girls. We are sure that their life has been greatly enriched and their experiences broadened by associating in a society made up of peers and faculty members as is found at Chilocco. To our graduating classes let us extend heartiest congratulations. We hope that commencement is the beginning for greater accomplishment. To our under- graduates, let us hope that you will con- tinue in giving yourself as many edu- cational experiences as is possible and that you will return to Chilocco to take advantage of your opportunity for more education. Dr. Leon Wall, Superintendent George W. Walker. Principal Dear Graduates We extend our sincere congratulations to the Chilocco graduates of 1964. Your diploma is evidence of your sincere ef- forts, your strong determinations, and your high ambitions. Competency in your vocational skills and academic accomplish- ments are but stepping stones and an incentive to greater achievements in your future lives. Commencement is the be- ginning of new opportunities to continue your education in your chosen academic field or seek employment in your vocation. May your future decision be based on the wise guidance and counseling you have received from your teachers, advisers, and administrators while a student at Chilocco. Whatever you do, we encourage you to do your best to make a worthwhile contri- bution to your community. We wish you happiness and success in a world that is filled with excitement and unbelievable accomplishments. 6

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HIGH SCHOOL PREPARATORY Seated left to right. Zelma Vann. Leola Taylor, Eleanor Burnett. Augustine Barse. Marie Engleking. Vivian'Archambault. Loriane Moore. Standing. Christine Tolth, Ida Larney, Marie McCarty. Patty Allen. Henry Willie. Jay Hoover, John Oglesbee, Charles Ballard. Howard D. Servis, Leonard Otipobv. Bobbie Begay. AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Seated, left to right. Joseph Nunn. Walter Kelly. Alvin Kivett, Francis Heinz. Paul James Osborn Claude Livingston. Standing. Donnie Cannon. Nathan Benton Jr., Albert Snell. 8