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Oh! Chilocco Oh Chilocco, Oh Chilocco! Where the prairies never end Oh Chilocco, Oh Chilocco-! You are still our famous friend. School of schools you are the best. You're the school that stands the test, You're the school that brings us fame. Ever we ll rev ere thy nome. Oh1 Chilocco. Chilocco We love your campus grand, We love your lawns and shody wolks, where graceful maples stand We love your sunsets and the stars at night, reflected in the lake so bright We love the cardinals cheery call, ond the bright red maples in the fall. Chilocco Indian School Chilocco, Oklahoma 1966-67 Published by Chilocco Press
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FOREWORD For those who have never been here, this is what we are like. For those who are here now, here are memories that have been preserv- ed for following years to come. For those who have gone, this is what we did. We, the Annual Staff, have strived to capture the highlights of the 1966-67 school year. Our special thanks to Noah Billie who designed the cover and artwork throughout the book. As this school year closes and each of us will be going our sep- arate ways, remember what we have profited here at Chilocco. May we always be proud of our alma mater. ( jUU AiaS Editor DEDICATION Home Two was opened January 15, 1884, after the Unjted States Congress passed a bill May 17, 1882, known as The Indian Appropriations Act, Whereby a sum of money was to be appropriated for the building of a school for Indian youth. That year, Mr. James M. Haworth, Superintendent of Indian Education was sent to investigate the ad- visability of such a plan. This sight, where Home Two now stands was selected and construction be- gan on the project. It was decided to house all de- partments under one roof and by January 1884 it was completed and ready for occupancy. It was then used to house classrooms, student living quarters, the dining area, the hospital and employ- ees quarters. It has been since used as a dormitory for small boys. A campus landmark, Home Two is being torn down after 82 years of service to make way for progress. To Home Two, the oldest building on campus, we the Senior Class of 1967 dedicate to you the ’67 Chiloccoan. 2
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