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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1968 volume:

CHILOCCO INDIAN SCHOOL CHILOCCO, OKLAHOMA 1967-68 STUDENT UNION THE OLD AND THE NEW Bea Johnson Our ancestors lived in wigwams made of animal skin, They had a hard way of life, the people then. And yet, they had the blessing of the earth and the sun, Making them happy when the day’s work was done. Then, the white man came and took our land away. Our freedom and peace vanished with the com- ing day. We taught the white man the laws of nature and earth, And they in turn, taught us the laws of ambit- tion and mirth. • , With this new knowledge we learned to build and progress. We felt the infinite joy and glory of success. We discovered it takes courage and ambition to build a city, And that a civilization can’t be built on self- pity. So, that is how it came to be, That Chilocco was founded in 1883. Yesterday, it was only a building or two. On the Oklahoma prairies under skies of blue. Today, it has expanded and is a busy place. It houses and teaches 92 tribes of the Indian race. Yesterday, its teachers and materials were small, But today, hundreds of people will answer the call. But neither do the students neglect their fun, In the evening they meet at the new Student Union. It has been a beloved part of Chilocco since 1965, And to conserve its safety and neatness, the students strive. But apart from their work and their socializ- ing, The students of Chilocco are busy realizin, That soon they will hear fate and destiny beck- oning. And it will be time to stand tall and hear the world’s reckoning. They will soon go forth and meet the world’s demands. Perhaps cross the oceans and visit many lands. Yes, Chilocco is striving to build a nation of strong women and men. So that they may work and progress and face the world with a grin. Published by Chilocco Press FOREWORD We, the members of the Annual Staff, have end- eavored to consolidate all of our happiest and most memorable events into the 1968 Chiloccoan. We extend our special thanks to James Etsitty for the fine artwork on the cover and division pages. We do sincerely wish the very best for each and. every graduating senior of 1968. Chilocco has been a major contributing factor and a great benfit to us. We hope the years spent here have produced the key to unlock the “Golden Door to Success”, making each of us self-sufficient, independent per- sons. To the undergraduates, we ask you to please pre- serve the traditions of Chilocco so dear to our hearts. Romania Helton, Editor DEDICATION In 1965, the swank, modern building which nestles in the southwest corner of the renowed Chilocco campus, was completed. After much thought and architectural planning, the afore-mentioned building, better known as the “New Dorm,” has emerged, as of yet, the most modern and colorful structure here. Its conveniences in- clude an intercommunication system, central air-conditioning and pool room. You must agree that Chilocco’s sophomore, junior, and senior boys live in the utmost comfort and unsur- passed luxury. Therefore, we, the Senior class of 1968, willingly dedicate to the “New Dorm,” the 1968 Chiloccoan. Romania Helton, Editor 2 ADMINISTRATION Dear Students: It is a pleasure and privilege to write a greeting for the Chiloccoan. The 1967-68 school year has been one of our better years. About 1100 high school American Indian and Native Alaskan boys and girls have taken advantage of the opportunities offered at Chilocco. Most of you have real- ized many successes where previously you had had few. These successes, we believe, should encourage you and give you prac- tical experience in your adult life toward accomplishing your individual goals. On benalf of the faculty and myself, we take this opportunity to wish you continu- ed success and happiness in your adult life. Leon Wall, Superintendent Graduation from high school is more im- portant today than it has ever been at any time in the past. This is an opening of opportunities to all young people who have the desire to go forward in new and interesting achievements. You who are graduating this year are ’to be commended for reaching this important point in your educational program. Grad- uation opens many avenues to you for more training and greater service. It chal- lenges you to exert effort and show courage which can bring many rewards.; To the students who are looking forward to the time when you too, will complete your high school program, may we extend our encouragement and our appreciation for the school work you are now doing. We feel sure the social and academic act- ivities you can engage in at Chilocco will enable you to continue your education and help you adjust to the needs of the future. Clarence W. Winston Principal DEPARTMENT HEADS Seated (L-R), Elizabeth Heagy, Home Economics Department; Pearl Goodbear, Ninth Grade Depart- ment; Aimee Edsall, Girls’ Guidance; Standing (L-R), Clarence Winston, Principal; Claude Livingston, Agriculture Department; Jack McCarty, Guidance Department; Cleo Wallace, Academic Department; Coston Nicholson, Vocational Department; and Dee Gregory, Boys’ Guidance. ADMINISTRATION STAFF (L-R), Melba Toppah, Secretary; Imogene James, Cashier Clerk; Della Nunn, clerk typist; Louise Gaw- hega, banker; Hugh Huston, Administrative Officer; Susie Byrd, secretary; Harold Barse, supply spec- ialist; Doris Sneath, secretary; Jane Northcott, banker and Leonard Anquoe, supply clerk. 4 ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL First Row (L-R), Gwendolyn Johnson, Orchestra; Patty Allen, Typing; Lorraine Moore, Math Workshop; Alline Montgomery, Assistant Librarian; Thelma Hanshew, English; Marie Engelking, American Hist- ory; Marta Wood, English; and Agnes Clark, English. Second Row, Sam Sanders, Social Studies-Book- keeping; Edward Dunagan, English-Journalism; Martha Sterling, English; Delores Harragarra, Librar- ian Melva McGrew, Secretary; Vera King, Spanish-English; Leona Warren, Vocal Music; Betty Haynes, English-Speech; John Mallet, Math; and Charles Ballard, English. Third Row, Cleo Wallace, Academic Department Head; Gerald McCully, Band Director; Junius Taylor, Science; Erie Haring, Typing-Busi- ness Law; Clint Leon, Art; Larry Cramer, English; Lee Esprit, Chemistry; Joe Herrin, Math; and Leon- ard Hathcoat, History. NINTH GRADE ACADEMIC STAFF First Row (L-R), Vivian Archambault, English II; Marie McCarty, Reading Workshop; Zelma Vann. Math Workshop; Eleanor Burnette, General Science; Melva Anquoe, Oklahoma History; Loretta Court- ney, English I. Second Row, Pearl Goodbear, Department Head; Bobbie Burris, Secretary; Karl Stone, Math; David McCroskey, Math; Truman Clark, General Science; Jack Talmadge, Oklahoma History; Augustine Barse, Reading Workshop; Ida Larney, Reading Workshop. 5 TRADES DEPARTMENT First row (L-R), Mr. Calvin Cowen, drafting; Mr. Harvey Lovelace, electricity; Mr. Holland Logsdon, painting; Mr. Coston D. Nicholson, department head; Mrs. Blanche Beaver, secretary; Mr. Ray Vaught, shoe repair; and Mr. Willie James, bus driver. Second row, Mr. Nathan Benton Sr., bus driver; Mr. Lou- is Thompson, auto mechanics; Mr. Walter Means, practical arts; Mr. Billy Dye, drivers education; Mr. Francis Kirkland, welding; and Mr. John Topaum, dry cleaning. Third row, Mr. Lincoln Morris print- ing; Mr. Vernon Pooe, drivers education; Mr. James Larney, body and fender; Mr. Berklie Perico, prac- tical arts; Mr. Jerry Pope, sheet metal; Mr. Oran Dabney, practical arts; and Mr. Rupert Cooper, print- ing. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT First row (L-R), Ava Elrod, nursing arts; Auggie Lopez, food service; Julia Kent, head cook; Jessie Jor- dan, advertising foods-food service; Carolyn Jameson, food service; and Rose Mary Wood, home econo- mics. Second row, Elizabeth Heagy, department head; Chillie McIntosh, food service; Mary Elizabeth Sweeney, clothing; Robert No Ear, cook’s helper; Kate Stancliff, home economics; Semion McCarty, cook; and Lucille Schell, cosmetology. Third row, Blanche Beaver, secretary; Jessie Grant, junior cook; Elaine Clark, home economics; Everette Werneke, training instructor, cook; Linda Armstrong, home economics; Francis Hernandez, food service; and Vemis Benton, food service. 6 PLANT MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT Front Row (L-R), Leon Lacy, Department Head; Arthur Kent, Otillia Hernandez, Donald Dominick, Russell Cannon, Taylet Morgan, Thomas Golay, Charles Snell, Archie Littlewalker, Harry Nogle, and Howard Childers. Back Row, Calvin Dickerson, Roscoe Olds, John Dunn, Albert Schmidt, Henry Hend- rickson, Carl Burnette, Ellison DeNoya, Joe Vann and Henry McEwin. AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Front Row, (L-R), Claude Livingston, acting department head; Walter Kelly, James Nez, Paul Osborn, and Jackie Willis. Second Row, Paul Michael, Victor Bushyhead, Nathan Benton Jr. and Joe Nunn 7 PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT Kenneth Moore, basketball and football coach; Mr. P.E. teacher; and Mr. Richard Hemasy, recreational tion leader. Horace Taylor, wrestling coach; Patti Martin, Girls’ leader. (Not Pictured) Paula Thomas, girls’ recrea- HEALTH CENTER Front Row (L-R), Luella Van Every, public health nurse; Jesse Harjo, custodian; Mary Henry dental assistant; Dr. Joseph A. Papa, D.D.S. Back Row, Mary Oyebi, dental assistant; Roberta Lee, staff nurse; Pharabe J. Bible, administrative clerk; and Margie Stalnaker, nursing assistant. 8 GUIDANCE PERSONNEL First Row (L-R), Mary Hemasy, Twyla Beaver, Paula Thomas, Beverly Anderson and Juanita Robin- son Becond Row, Esther Snell, Lucille Bearskin, Alta McGilbra and June Kirkland. Third Row. Patric- ia Head, John Snell, Mable Jones, Lorena K. DeRoin, Mary Clary and Mary Means. Fourth Row Harold Si SRow cearria oSMc °braanBobbyVBegay arid Dave enneU°n “d Richard DORM LIFE Lck fuUo tois6 H°me b°yS arC patiently waiting for Santa Claus to slide down the chimney with 9 TITLE I EMPLOYEES (L-R), Miss Arlene Wilson, Instructional Aide; Mr. Sam Elrod, Indian Arts and Crafts instructor; Mr John Hiben, non-directive counselor; Mr. Robert Hawkins, instructor—Drum and Bugle Corps and Mrs. Leola Taylor, Education specialist—director of TITLE I department. Not shown is Miss Char- lotte Ann Lieb, clerk-stenographer. ACCELERATED READING LABORATORY Students enjoy reading with the aid of their teacher, Mrs. Clark. 10 HONOR SOC4ETY Front row (L-R), Coleen Gardipee, Rose His Law, Elizabeth Bullchild, Vera Begay, Louise Chee and Eva Carroll. Second row, Wayne Shonnie, Joan Joseph, Gloria Fawcett, Paulette Meshquekennock Darlene Watt, Irene Cornfield and Wesley Twins, Third row, Frank Charley, Alfred Thomas, Kenton Dick, John Peacock, Roger Pierre and George Charley. SPANISH CLUB First Row (L-R), Mary Joe, Elizabeth Henderson, Herbert Curtis and Mrs. Vera King, sponsor. Second row, Della Jim, Sarah Tully and Chee L. Yazzie. Third row, Roberta Harding, Lorena Honnie, Francis Begay, Marilyn Begay and Sam Todecheenie. Fourth row, Earl Patterson, Herman Ashley, Harrison Black, Edward Bitah, Alfred Begay and Chee Wilson. Fifth row, Gary Moon, Richard Yazzie. David Yazzie, Lehi Benally and Isaac Tsosie. 12 CHILOCCOAN STAFF Romania Helton, Myrna Nightshoot, Linda Bell, Jeannie Begaye and Sarah Tully INDIAN SCHOOL JOURNAL STAFF These students are doing a swell job of getting news for the school journal. First Row (L-R), Eva Car- roll Sonia Smith, Beatrice Johnson, Diane Cain. Second Row, Sarah Tully, Dorothy George, Jeannie Begay, Shirley Bruce. Third Row, Norman Charley, Lawrence Goh, Mary Campa, Harvey Jim and Alex Stone. 13 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First row (L-R), Shirleen Bad Bear, Vera Begay, Barbara Birdinground, Bonnie Heavy Runner, Della Jim, Sarah Tully and Jeannie Begaye. Second row (L-R), Alice Manygoats, Geraldine Tsosie, Marie Hootch, Linda Jesse, Margie Tom, Rufina Nez, Katherine Holtsoni, Joan Big Man, Linda Blind, Betty Bearhead, Mrs. Kate Stancliff, sponsor. Third row (L-R), Miss Rose Mary Wood, sponsor; Louella Old Bear, Norma Kaudlekaule, Irene Cornfield, Linda Dixon, Rena Cody, Ann Saunders, Peggy White, Gloria Fawcett and Vera Gibson. SPEECH CLUB First row (L-R), Ronald Luke, Lillie Homeratha, Janice Evans, Charlene Mowitch, Mrs. Haynes, in- structor; Bernelda Bell and Norman Charley. Second row, Shirley Bruce, Beverly Chasenah and Bar- ara Hill. Third row, Jenny Johns, Sharon Moses, Delores English and Elaine McLeod. Fourth row, Dol- ly Ganuelas, Laure El well, Priscilla Barney, Sally Tacheene and Bessie Allen. Fifth row, Fred Ticeahkie, Betty David and John DeCoteau. 14 BOY SCOUTS Kneeling L-R, Arty Henderson, Raymond Campa, Norman Matoomealook, Gregory Slats and Steve Dom- inick Standing L-R, Mr Dominick, Larry Henderson, Glen Spotted Eagle, John Tardiffl Face Hidden), Dilbert Joseph, Roland Cobell, Franklin Russel, Joseph Washington. Patrick Henry, Kinilia Wise, Ro- bert West Coast, Mr. McCulley. EXPLORER SCOUTS First row (L-R), John Greene, David Sailto Katemal Shorty, Tony Phillip, Robert Ward, Vernon Tyler and Ray Shack. Second row Mr. Carriasco McGilbra, sponsor; Herbert Benally, John Other Medicine, Wayne Higgins, Robert Lewis, Donald Goodson, David Yazzie and Colbert Cole. 15 4-H OFFICERS (L-R) Melvin Three Irons, Vice-President; Harvey Dick, treasurer; Oliver Hill, secretary; John Peacock, President; Fredrick Auck, reporter; and John Other Medicine, Sgt-at-arms. 16 STUDENT COUNCIL First Row (L-R), Mary Little Dog, Eva Carroll, President; Alice Kvasnikoff, Carol Plumley, Bonnie Heavyrunner, Brenda Smith, Treasurer; and Barbara Birdinground. Second row, Darlene Watt, Sec- retary; Raymond Deschene, James Ross, Anthony Thompson and Cecil Dick. TYPE TUSSLERS Kneeling (L-R), Lincoln Morris, sponsor; Rupert Cooper, sponsor; Ronald Clark, Phillip Zephier, Tim- othy Oliver, Ray Shack, Mike James, Raymond Fiddler, Joe Goudy, Everette Oatman and Tom Wilson. Second Row, Luke Smith, Betty Gaddy, Lucille Ration, John Greene, Gay Nightshoot, David Jackson, Thomasine Overland, Christine Nauni, Anita MedicineHorse, Valdena Barnaby, Betty Bearhead, Mary Jane Harrison, Charlene Mowitch and Lily Homeratha. Third Row, Gordon Warrior, Daniel Behan, Alex Stone, Link Daukei, Owen Sapulpa, Richard Kreitzer, Allen Cornell, Richard Hubbard, Myrcine Buffalo Meat, Ellis Kemble, Marilyn Broncho, Myra Wetchie and Myrtle Medicine Crow. 17 ART CLUB First row (L-R), James Etsitty, Sam Todechennie, Margaret Behan, Claudene Boyer.Louise Harrison, and Zita Johnson. Second row, Clinton Leon, Daniel Behan, Joe Kee, Lehi Benally, Willie Yazzie, Her- bert Lee, Thompson Tsosie and David Toledo. MATH SCIENCE CLUB First row (L-R), Paulette Meshquekennock, Shirley Bruce, Vera Begay, Irene Cornfield, Claudene Boy- er Second row Wesley Twins, Ilene Longknife, Hadesbah Bitson, Georgia Fletcher, and Patricia Art hur Third row,’ Raymond DeLodge, Bennita Bell. John Peacock, Gary Ten Bear. Fourth row, Clarence John, Bobby Yazzie, Ruby YellowRobe, James Begay. KEY CLUB First row (L-R), Mr. Dave Bennett, sponsor; David Jackson, Alex Stone, Ray Shack, Mike James, Tom- my Blueback, Dr. Leon Wall, sponsor; Second row, Robert Lewis, Daryl Racine, Johnny Mingo, Rich- ard Hubbard, Vaughn Martin, Conrad Yeahquo. Third row, Leroy Tom, James Etsitty, Ricky Ashley, Richard Kreitzer, Dale Sam, Leonard Big Goose. Fourth row, Dia Ben, Herbert Curtis, Donald Hamil- ton, Joseph Goudy and Raymond Fiddler. FUTURE NURSES CLUB First row (L-R), Verdie Willis, Tomacita Herrera, Judy Jim, Mary Lou Begay, Betty Bahe, Patty Lou Begay, Sylvia Elwell, Lois Fern Pewamo, Angeline Todechine, Yvonne Pedro and Mrs. Elrod, in- structor. Second row, Gloria Fawcett, Bennita Bell, Sarah Tom, Zita Johnson, Linda Prairie Chief and Jeannie Begaye. Third row, Della Jim, Sarah Tully, Rita Begay and Elizabeth Old Crow. Fourth row, Valerie Anderson, Dinetta St. Goddard, Helen Whiteshirt, Ilia Ross, Edna Cypress and Gloria Medicine Horse. 19 CLUB OFFICERS TRADES OFFICERS LETTERMEN OFFICERS (L-R), Valdena Barnaby, secretary; Dennis Tis- sychy, vice-president and Alex Stone, president. (L-R), Robert Petsemoie, sgt-at-arms; Conrad Yeahquo, secretary-treasurer; Melvin Three Irons, reporter; Tommy Blueback, vice-president and Alex Stone, president. DRY CLEANING OFFICERS DRAFTING OFFICERS (L-R), Rose Curtiss, secretary; James Etsitty, sgt- at-arms; Herbert Curtiss, vice-president and Wayne White, president. (L-R), Emerson Martinez, secretary; Wayne Col- wash, vice-president; Darrell Baptiste, treasurer; Eddie Tahsequah, president and William Thomas, sgt-at-arms. Not pictured is Frank Henry reporter. 20 HONORS MISS CHILOCCO AND RUNNERS-UP Claudene Boyer, Miss Chilocco, and Attendants, Alexes Taylor and Yvonne Murray. 67 PROM QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS 22 Elizabeth Henderson, Myrna Nightshoot, Prom Queen, and Dorothy George. BASKETBALL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS (L-R), Eleanor Capps, junior attendant; Myrna Night Shoot, Basketball Queen 1968 and Roberta Fa vel, sophomore attendant. FOOTBALL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS (L-R), Alexes Taylor, Football Queen 1967-68 and Gay Night Shoot, Junior attendant. Sophomore attendant, Lorelei Frank is not pictured. YEARBOOK ROYALTY PRINCESS AND BRAVE Myrna Night Shoot, the poised, bland representa- tive for the 1968 Chiloccoan; is of the Blackfeet tribe and is from Browning, Montana. Our second delegate is Alex Stone who is a Cheyenne-Arapa- ho from Kingfisher, Oklahoma. We feel we couldn’t have better representation. Our candi- dates were nominated and elected by the Senior Class. Elected by the Indian Dramatics Club, Bennita Bell and James E t s i 11 y are reigning Prin- cess and Brave for the 1967-68 school year. They are both seniors. Bennita is a member of the Gros Ventre tribe and is from Dodson, Montana. James, a Navajo, is from Cameron, Arizona. STUCO PRESIDENT CHILOCCOAN EDITOR The Student Council President serving for the 1967-68 school year is Miss Eva Jean Carroll. She is a senior from Chinle, Arizona, and is a member of the Navajo tribe. Romania Helton is the editor of the 1968 Chiloc- coan. She is a Cherokee-Creek from Stilwell, Oklahoma. 24 TRADES SWEETHEART AND ATTENDANTS (L-R). Shirley Bruce, attendant; Myrna Night Shoot, attendant and Rose Curtiss as Trades Sweetheart of 1968. HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW KING AND QUEEN OF SMILES Paulette Meshquekennock won the 1967-68 Betty Crocker Award. She is Chilocco’s Future Homemaker of Tomorrow. Displaying their nice, perfect white teeth are Ercel Prairie Chief and Dennis Shonnie. They are the King and Queen of Smiles of 1968. 25 HONORS CfffLOCCO'S TOP TEN SENIORS Bemelda Bell Pep Club Indian Dramatics Speech Club OIO and Band Vera Begay Band Math and Science FHA Honor Society Dia Ben Key Club Dry Cleaners’ Club Band Herbert Benally Explorer Scouts Band Eva Carroll Student Council Math and Science Band Louise Chee FHA Spanish Club Honor Society Irene Cornifield Band Math and Science Susan Magee OIO Pep Club Nursing Club P. Meshquekennock Math and Science Choir Darlene Watt Band Student Council Honor Society OIO 26 27 SENIORS JOE GOUDY resident Yakima Toppeniah, Washington MARY CAMPA Vice-President Comanche Anadarko, Oklahoma SHIRLEY BRUCE Secretary Yakima White Swan, Washington MYRNA NIGHTSHOOT Treasurer Blackfeet Browning, Montana RONALD LUKE Sgt.-At-Arms Yakima Wapato, Washington ROBERT ALLEN Muckleshoot Auburn, Washington PAT ARTHER Nez Perce Lapwai, Idaho FREDERICK AUCK Shoshone-Bannock Blackfoot, Idaho IRA BADBEAR Crow Crow Agency, Montana DARRELL BAPTISTE Umatilla Pendleton, Oregon VALDENA BARNAB Flathead St. Ignatius, Montana 28 SENIORS JAMES BEGAY Navajo Pinon, Arizona JEANNIE BEGAY Navajo Gallup. New Mexico VERA BEGAY Navajo Little Water, New Mexico VIRGIL BEGAY Navajo Pinon, Arizona MARGARET BEHAN Cheyenne Watonga, Oklahoma BENNITA BELL Gros Ventre Dodson, Montana BERNELDA BELL Gros Ventre Dodson, Montana LINDA BELL Gros Ventre Dodson. Montana BETTY BEN Navajo Lukachukai, Arizona DIA BEN Navajo Chinle, Arizona BAXTER BENALLY Navajo Bluff City, Utah HERBERT BENALLY Navajo Shiprock, New Mexico 29 SENIORS LEONARD BIGGOOSE Ponca Ponca City, Oklahoma STELLA BILLIE Navajo Aneth, Utah JANET BIT AH Navajo Gallup, New Mexico CLAUDENE BOYER Shoshone-Bannock Blackfoot, Idaho MARILYN BRONCHO Shoshone-Bannock Blackfoot, Idaho ARCHIE BROWN Eskimo Noorvik, Alaska ELIZABETH BULLCHILD Blackfeet Browning, Montana WILSON BURBANK Navajo Chinle, Arizona DIANE CAIN Chippewa Red Lake, Minnesota EVA CARROLL Navajo Chinle, Arizona SYLVIA CAYENNE Chehalis Oakville, Washington RICHARD CHAPMAN Pawnee Pawnee, Oklahoma 30 SENIORS NORMAN CHARLEY Navajo Kayenta, Arizona GEORGIANN CHARLEY Athabascan Minto, Alaska LOUISE CHEE Navajo Lukachukai, Arizona THOMAS CHEE Navajo Chinle, Arizona RONALD CLARK Clallam Kingston, Washington DENNIS CLAW Navajo Chinle, Arizona BEN CLY Navajo Blanding, Utah WAYNE COLWASH Yakima Wapato, Washington MAY CONWELL Eskimo Kotzebue, Alaska IRENE CORNFIELD Navajo St. Michaels, Arizona AL CROOKED ARM Crow Crow Agency, Montana LEVI CULPS Yakima Harrah, Washington 31 SENIORS HERBERT CURTIS Navajo St. Michaels, Arizona ROSE CURTIS Navajo St. Michaels, Arizona EDNA CYPRESS Seminole (Fla.) Big Cypress, Florida LINK DAUKEI Kiowa-Comanche Cache, Oklahoma RAYMOND DELODGE Ponca Ponca City, Oklahoma HARVEY DICK Navajo Pinon, Arizona LYN DOUSSETT Absentee Shawnee Norman, Oklahoma CLAUDE DURAN Arapahoe Arapahoe, Wyoming EDWARD ELEPHANT Shawnee Shawnee, Oklahoma JENNIFER ERB Colville Omak, Washington JAMES ETSITTY Navajo Cameron, Arizona CHARLOTTE FIRST CHIEF Assiniboine Harlem, Montana 32 SENIORS SHARON FISHER Assiniboine Hays, Montana CONNIE FLAMMOND Blackfeet Babb, Montana GEORGIA FLETCHER Cheyenne-Arapahoe Clinton, Oklahoma BETTY GADDY Navajo Chambers, Arizona SHARON GALLEGOS Southern Ute Ignacio, Colorado DOLLY GANUELAS Yakima Wapato, Washington DOROTHY GEORGE Warm Springs Warm Springs, Oregon LAWRENCE GOH Navajo Oraibi, Arizona SUSAN GREANY Cheyenne Oklahoma City, Oklahoma CLIFFORD GREENE Kickapoo Powhattan, Kansas JOHN GREENE Eskimo Nome, Alaska RONALD HALE Navajo Klagetoh, Arizona 33 SENIORS LOUISE HARRISON Cheyenne Oklahoma City, Oklahoma KEN HARVEY Yakima-Navajo Granger, Washington MINNIE HATATHLY Navajo Shiprock, New Mexico KENNIS HEADMAN Ponca Ponca City, Oklahoma ROMANIA HELTON Cherokee-Creek Stilwell, Oklahoma ELIZABETH HENDERSON Navajo Lukachukai, Arizona BERNICE HERMAN Colville Oroville, Washington TOMACITA HERRARA Navajo Cuba, New Mexico SHIRLEY HICKMAN Choctaw Philadelphia, Mississippi OLIVER HILL Crow Crow Agency, Montana ROSE HIS LAW Sioux Ft. Thompson, South Dakota NATHAN HONENA Shoshone-Bannock Blackfoot, Idaho 34 SENIORS lorena honnie Navajo Pinon, Arizona TONI INNES Colville Curlew, Washington KEITH ISLAND Cheyenne-Arapahoe Watonga, Oklahoma MICHAEL R. JAMES Snohomish-Tulalip Marysville, Washington SHIRLEY JAMES Skokomish Shelton, Washington DELLA JIM Navajo Tohatchi, New Mexico HARVEY JIM Navajo Shiprock, New Mexico JUDY JIM Navajo Chinle, Arizona CLARENCE JOHN Navajo Wide Ruins, Arizona JENNY JOHNS Siminole (Fla.) Okeechobee, Florida BEATRICE JOHNSON Cherokee Enid, Oklahoma LEE JOHNSON Navajo Cameron, Arizona 35 SENIORS fl PHYLLIS JOHNSON Warm Springs Warm Springs, Oregon JUSTINE KALAMA Warm Springs-Wasco Warm Springs, Oregon BERTHA KALINE Northern Cheyenne Birney, Montana GENEVA KEE Navajo Chinle, Arizona JOY KOMAKHUK Eskimo Nome, Alaska HERBERT LEE Navajo Smith Lake, New Mexico PEGGY LITTLE LIGHT Crow St. Xavier, Montana LINDA LUNAK Blackfeet-Chippewa Browning, Montana ALFRED MADBULL Cheyenne El Reno, Oklahoma SUSAN MAGEE Blackfeet Heart Butte, Montana VAUGHN MARTIN Yakima White Salmon, Washington EMERSON MARTINEZ Navajo Church Rock, New Mexico 36 SENIORS BETTY MAE NEZ Navajo Ft. Defiance, Arizona MAE JANE NEZ Navajo Lukachukai, Arizona EVERETTE OATMAN Nez Perce Kamiah, Idaho CALVIN MATT Flathead St. Ignatius, Montana MYRTLE MEDICINE CROW Crow-Creek-Sioux Ft. Thompson, South Dakota GLORIA MEDICINE HORSE Crow Lodge Grass, Montana PAULETTE MESQUEKENNOCKl Absentee Shawnee ' Shawnee, Oklahoma SCOTT MIKE Navajo Pinon, Arizona GARY MOON Shoshone Ft. Washakie, Wyoming SHARON MOSES Muckleshoot Enumclaw, Washington YVONNE MURRAY Pueblo-Osage-Iowa-Otoe Pawhuska, Oklahoma ALBERT LEE NELSON Navajo Winslow, Arizona 37 SENIORS GERALDINE PANZETANGA Shoshone Ft. Washakie, Wyoming SHARON PAYNE Quileute La Push, Washington FRED PRETTY WEASEL Crow Crow Agency, Montana FRANCES PURSER Clallam Port Angeles, Washington LINDA PRAIRIE CHIEF Cheyenne-Arapaho Clinton, Oklahoma LAWRENCE QUOYAH Comanche Elgin, Oklahoma LUCILLE RATION Navajo Crownpoint, New Mexico JESSE REDHORSE Navajo Pinon, Arizona ALFRED REICH Eskimo Kotzebue, Alaska SANDRA ROBERTS Nooksack Bellingham, Washington ILLA ROSS Crow-Creek-Sioux Fort Thompson, South Dakota RICHARD SAGE Navajo Kaibeto, Arizona 38 SENIORS LEO SALA, JR. Navajo Counselor, New Mexico SAM SALTWATER Navajo Chinle, Arizona DAVID SHAW Colville Nespelem, Washington PHILLIP SHORTMAN Gros Ventre Harlem, Montana DIANA SIGNORE Colville Kewa, Washington WINFRED SIMPSON Colville Nespelem, Washington MARILYN SKAHAN Yakima Yakima, Washington FRANCES SMITH Warm Springs Warm Springs, Oregon LUKE SMITH Eskimo Mekoryuk, Alaska PAUL JONES SMITH Navajo Ganado, Arizona SONJA SMITH Yakima-Arapaho White Swan, Washington ALEX STONE Cheyenne-Arapaho Kingfisher, Oklahoma 39 SENIORS THOMAS SWIMMER Eastern Cherokee Cherokee, North Carolina EDDIE TAHSEQUAH Comanche Lawton, Oklahoma DOROTHY TAIL FEATHERS Blackfeet Heart Butte, Montana INA TATSHAMA Colville Nespelem, Washington ALEXIS TAYLOR Nez Perce Lapwai, Idaho WILLIAM THOMAS Kickapoo-Potawatomi Horton, Kansas DAVID THOMAS Navajo Lupton, Arizona MELVIN THREE IRONS Crow Crow Agency, Montana FRED TICEAHKIE Comanche Lawton, Oklahoma MINNIE TIGERTAIL Seminole (Fla.) Clewiston, Florida DANA TOBACCO Crow Hardin, Montana LEE FRANKLIN TRACY Navajo Kayenta, Arizona 40 SENIORS FRANCIS C. TSOSIE Navajo Chinlc, Arizona JOHNSON TSOSIE Navajo . Salina Springs, Arizona COLEEN TULEE Yakima Brownstown, Washington SARAH TULLY Navajo Winslow, Arizona JOHNNY TULSA Crock Tulsa, Oklahoma WESLEY TWINS Cheyenne Clinton, Oklahoma MATTHEW WAHTOMY Shoshone-Bannock Pocatello, Idaho ALEX WAPSHELI Nez Perce Lapwai, Idaho DARLENA WATT Colville Inchelium, Washington MYRA WETCHIE Shoshone Ft. Washakie, Wyoming JOYCE WHITELEY Caddo Oklahoma City, Oklahoma CALVIN WILLIAMS Makah Kingston, Washington 41 SENIORS GEORGE WILLIAMS Pawnee Pawnee, Oklahoma PEGGY WILLIAMS Warm Springs Warm Springs, Oregon VERDIE WILLIS Choctaw Overbrook, Oklahoma MELISSA WILLMOND Choctaw Overbrook, Oklahoma RONALD WILLMOND Choctaw Overbrook, Oklahoma THOMAS D. WILSON Choctaw-Chickasaw Olympia, Washington THOMAS M. WILSON Colville Nespelem, Washington LAURA WING Assiniboine Dodson, Montana JUDITH WIPPERT Blackfeet-Bannock Browning, Montana PATRICIA WOODRUFF Quileute LaPush, Washington BOBBY YAZZIE Navajo Pinon, Arizona RICHARD YAZZIE Navajo Chinle, Arizona 42 SENIORS IDA YBARRA Arapahofe Arapahoe, Wyoming CONRAD YEAHQUO Kiowa-Otoe Lawton, Oklahoma LOUISE YELLOWHAIR Navajo Indian Wells, Arizona PHILLIP ZEPHIER Sioux Pierre, South Dakota NORMAN BLUEBACK Ponca Ponca City, Oklahoma RAMONA CHADDLESONE Kiowa Lawton, Oklahoma EVADITH EDNA DAWSON Choctaw Sayre, Oklahoma FRANCIS HASKIN Navajo Tuba City, Arizona FRANKLIN HENRY Pawnee Pawnee, Oklahoma YVONNE S. PEDRO Cheyenne-Arapaho Thomas, Oklahoma DENNIS LEE TISSYCHY Comanche Lawton, Oklahoma ANGELA TODECHINE Navajo Toadlena, New Mexico 43 JUNIORS Ray Shack President David Jackson Vice President Carol Plumley Secretary Gay Night Shoot Treasurer Owen Sapulpa Sgt.-At-Arms Randy Ahmaogak Valerie Anderson Edison Ashley Herman Ashley Reginald Ashley Elsie Austin Alfred Ayek Betty Bahe Alice Baldwin Daniel Barney Delphine Barnhart Betty Bearhead Henry Becenti Albert Begay Alfred C. Begay Betty Begay Edward Begay Frances Begay Loretta Begay Marilyn Begay 44 JUNIORS Mary Lou Begay Patsy Lou Begay Patty Lou Begay Rita Mae Begay Sarah Sadie Begay Virginia Ann Begay Betty Lou Benally Lehi Benally Stanley Benally Steven Benally Tommy Benally Lester Lee Biggoose Jonah Billie Edward Bitah Hadesbah Bitson Harrison Black Thomas Blueback Soloman Bowman Betty Brown Myrcine Buffalo Meat Aloysious Caplett Eleanor Capps Rose Ann Charles Sandra Lynn Charles Barbara Charley George Lee Charley Jim Lee Charley Allen Cornell Paul Cowboy Helen Rose Crosby 45 JUNIORS Michael Dalgai Michaelyn Dalgai John DeCoteau Bessie Denalsoie Kenton Dick Steve Douglas Henry Dreadfulwater Simon Eagle Steve Eagle Rita Edwards Sylvia Elwell Janice Evans Wallace Farley Raymond Fiddler Leo Fisher Gloria Francis Keith Friday Alan Fulton Colleen Gardipee Jeanette Green Donald Hamilton Roberta Harding Bernell Harris Mary Harrison Ernestine Haumpy Wayne Higgins Edward Hillaire Clarence Hirst Lily Homeratha Frederick Hoptowit 44 JUNIORS Richard Hubbard Roger Jack Janice Jackson Larry James Mary Joe Ramona Joe Elizabeth Johns Eva Johnson Zita Johnson Paul Jones Joe Kee Thomas Kee Allen Konahok Richard Kreitzer Lois LeClair Orville Little Light Wayne Lobehan Dessie Locust Ilene Longknife Linda Louie Murphy Mann Clifford Marceau Clifford Martin Anita Medicine Hors Susie Mike Helen Morgan Jameson Morgan Charlene Mowitch Patricia Murray Christine Nauni 47 JUNIORS Buck Navajo Jr. Eva Neztsosie Roy O'John Carl Okboak Timothy Oliver Allen Osborne Patricia Oscar John Other Medicine Thomasine Overland Rosemary Pacheco Earl Patterson Phillip Paul John Peacock Mildred Carol Penn Tom Pete Robert Petsemoie Lois Fern Pewamo Roger Gabriel Pierre Galen Gene Potts Arthur Lee Power Shenee Jard Presnell Daryl Henry Racine Raymond Rentz Francis Keith Riggs David Ross Sailto Minnetta St. Goddard Dale Hiram Sam John Boyd Jr. Saux Louis G. Selam Wayne Shonnie 48 JUNIORS Anna Show Anna Simpson Philip Sims Cecilia Singer Earl Singer © $ f. 0, 1 ' I : J Jerry Stuart Upshaw Jimmy Walker Richard Walkingstick Rita Ward Gordon Warrior Christine Waters Mary Ann Watson James Watt Wyman Weed Wayne White Albert Smart Brenda Smith Leo Snyder Phyllis Speakthunder Ernestine Spencer David Taptto Gary Ten Bear Alfred Thomas Sam Todacheenie Sarah Tom Isaac Tsosie Louise Tsosie Marie Tsosie Thompson Tsosie Linda Ungarook JUNIORS 50 Helen Whiteshirt Terry Williams Chee Wilson Walter Winsea James Wolfe Chee L. Yazzie David Yazzie Fanny Yazzie James Yazzie Jerry Yazzie Linda Yazzie Willie Yazzie Ruby Yellow Robe Frank Charlie Pete Bear Shield Daniel Behan Virginia Brower Mona Bullchild Veronica Hootch Cathy Murrow Carla Niastor Clyde Old Bear Matilda Reed Francis E. Tsosie Daniel VanWinkle Harvetta Wapskineh Annie Watchman SOPHOMORES Larry Larkin President James Ross Vice President Sandra Still Smoking Secretary Karen Hirst Treasurer Gregory Nicholas Sgt.-at-Arms Nancy Agoney Jacob Ahgook Nancy Ahsogeak Regina Ahvingasuk Johnny Aiken Susie Akootchook Bessie Allen Gilbert Amik Billy Anaver Tommy Andrew Laurentia Andrews Reginald Aningayou Larry Aningayou Melford Antone Edna Apatiki John Ayuluk Paul Bahe Priscilla Barney Shirley Barney Wassilie Bavilla 5T SOPHOMORES Vicky Bearchild Jack Beaver Clyde Begay Esther Ella Begay Floyd Begay Harrison Begay Hazel Begay Joe Begay Katherine Begay Nancy Begay Woodrow Begay Edison Begay Ivan Bell Dollie Benally Justin Benally Larry Benally Nelson Benally Roger Benally Thomas Benally Randell Bennett Andrew Bia Joan Big Man Lorenzo Bill Leroy Billiman Barbara Birdingrou Sue Bitah Joyce Black Phyllis Blueyes Rose Boise Olive Brink 52 SOPHOMORES Virginia Brower Larry Brown Beverly Bruce philomena Brush Nelson Bull Plume Victoria Bull Plume John Burton Paul Canyon Victoria Castro Betty Catron Gary Chapman Olga Charles Sanford Charles Adeline Charley Janet Charley Beverly Chasenah Beverly Chee Clarence Chee Marie Cheer Dale Chief Delores Clah Henrietta Cochran Rena Cody Colbert Cole Margie Constantine Nora Coopchiak Alice Crank Elmer Curley Sarah Curley Grace Curleyhair 53 SOPHOMORES Lydia Cypress Patricia Daniels Betty David Charles David Lulu David Fred Davis Judy Davis Charlotte Decorah Richard De Coteau Alan Demmert Margie Deneh-Chah; Evans Denetclaw Johnny Deseheny Linda Dixson Chester Druck Nick Dull Mary Edwards Elinor Egoak Rhonda Ellis Laura Elwell Delores English Charlie Esenetak Daniel Evening Anecia Evon Martha Evon Larry Fagerstrom Roberta Favel Gloria Fawcett David Field Nancy Fitka 54 SOPHOMORES William Fitka Levi Foster Tillman Foster John Henry Fox Lorelei Frank Chee Friday Karen Freidlander Vivian Galler Barbara Gardiner Mable Gene Vera Gibson Billy Gilman Donald Goodson Stanley Gray Susie Gray Sandra Hammond Gilbert Harvey Chester Van Hasken Janice Haury Bonnie Heavy Runnel' Hilda Hickman Thomas Henry Virginia Herbert Patty Higgins Barbara Hill Katherine Holtsoi Margaret Howard Jerome Howlingwater Martina Hugo Anna Imgalrea 55 SOPHOMORES Martha Itta Lucy Rose Jay Mike Jimmy Stanislaus Jimmy Rosalyn Joe Eurtha John Willie John Arnold Johnson Mary Johnson William Jones Steve Jones Joann Joseph Irene Juan Louise Juan Willie Juneby Edward Karshekoff Monica Kassaculia Norma Kaudlekaule Charles Kelly Isaac Killigvuk Lloyd Kimoktoak Lizzie Kingik Viola Knox Julia Kuchenoff Margaret Kudralook Alice Kugzruk Lenora Laughing Billy Lee Lula Lee Arnold Leider SOPHOMORES Joe Lester Robert Lewis Samuel Lewis Meredith Lincoln Loretta Little Dog Clyde LittleLight Lillian Locust Benny Long Richard Long Simeon Macauly Paul Manygoats Genevieve Martinez Shirley Masqua Bryson Mathews N. Matoomealook Eliza Maxie Elaine McLeod Cyrus Mekiana Priscilla Melton Linda Merculief Nick Mike Marilyn Mills Johnny Mingo John Mojin Leroy Monte Tom Morgan Stella Morigeau Theresa Morris Lula Morry Darrell Nagashoah 57 SOPHOMORES Judy Nash Janet Negonsott Amy Nelson Roy Nelson Beulah Newman Harry Nez Leslie Nez Lois Nez Rufina Nez Sophie Nikolai Evan Nick Alfred Nollner Martha Noongwook Julia Okpeaha Louella Old Bear Frances Onalik Kenneth Oscar Howard Osceola Soloman Osceola Pearl Outwater Wilbert Oxereok John Panuyak John Paul Peter Paul Christine Penatac Delbert Penn Rudolph Peters John Peterson Yago Petluska Loretta Phillips 58 SOPHOMORES Tony Phillips Theresa Pichette Fanny Pikok Elwood Pipestem Nolan Prairie Chief Eva Reed Linda Rickteroff Jack Rock Ethel Roundine R. Running Rabbit Ellen Sam Ervin Sam Marilyn Sam Madeline Sampson Ann Saunders Patrick Savage Pius Savage Patty Scott Mary Ann Segevan Danny Semallie David Shorty Katemal Shorty Moses Shorty Mike Shugluk Zelma Silas Linda Simpson Allen Singer Myrna Skin Elizabeth Smith Mary E. Smith c mm uIimIh SOPHOMORES Sharon Smith Rose Spencer Dale St. Goddard Mary Stone Linda Suvlu Richard Suvlu Robert Suvlu Susan Switzler Sally Tacheene David Thomas Janice Tiger Margaret Titus Wilma Titus Annie Todechinie Jim J. Tohtsoni Tom Tohtsoni David Toledo George Tom Tillie Tso Geraldine Tsosie Johnson Tuckfield Rhoda Tuckfield Lucy Tugatuk Nikita Twitchell Vernon Tyler Robert Tyon Dorcas Ungarook Candida Unin Betty Van Hoose Lily Wagner 60 SOPHOMORES Lillian Walsey Leota Walters Robert Ward Ponca Warrior Linda Lou Wells Melford Wesley John White Jimmy Widefoot Darrin Williams George Williams Katherine Williams Lynn Williams Timothy Williams Ben Charley Willie Mary Wilson Angela Wing Bernice Wongittilin Jeanine Wyena Alex Yazzie Ben Chee Yazzie Helen Yazzie Lee Bob Yazzie Roy Yazzie Jerry YellowHair Mary Ambrose William Bailey Don Black Suzanne Campbell Charlotte Haug Delsey Henio 61 SOPHOMORES Gloria Johnson Ella Mae King Richard Oney Pamela Orange Sharon Orange Elsie Payne Roderick Pokibro Harry Shirley Juanita Spencer Carole Vielle Joyce Yazzie I I FRESHMEN Betty J. Albert Judy Ann Albert Yako Alexie Eva Agoodie Maggie Minnie Allen Cecil A. Dick President Alice Sue Kvasnikoff Vice-President Annie Sheppard Secretary Linda B. Jesse Treasurer Gregory J. Savage Sgt. At Arms Robert Leroy Allen Herbert Aluska Noah Andrew Paul Apanalook Shirleen E. Bad Bear Richard D. Ballew Larry Bahe Ralph Bahe Marcella Barney Frank Bear Cloud Allan Begay Jerry Begay Leslie Begay Lorraine Lee Begay Raymond Begay 63 FRESHMEN Ann Marie Bell Lettie Ben Tully Ben Milton Benally Marietta Beno Marie Molly Berlin Henry Berry Gary Norris Big Hai Bobby Bitsoi Alan Lee Blueback Melford E. Booth Lavern M. Broncho Myrna Calf Robe Clifford Calf Tail Alexander Calhoun Iver Campbell Louise Campbell Lou Carter Cornelius Cedartree Kenneth W. Charles Delnor Reed Charlie Marie Charley Jesse Chimegalrie Caroline Christian Mercy Cleveland Roy Lee Clitso Marie Cly Roland H. Cobell Julia Cook E. Comes At Night 64 FRESHMEN Evelyn Rose Crosby Alfred Cummings Eddie Freddy David Elmie E David Landa Gene Day Marilyn L. Day Kenneth K. Deputy L. M. Doublerunner Joseph C. Duran Agnes J. Dushkin Bennie Dyer Jr. John Arnold Egoak David Evans Viola Jean Fisher Edna Mae Frank John Friend Emma Fullmoon Norman Lee Gallen Mary L. Given Leonard F. Goodbear Nancy Gregory Franklin E. Greist Dale Agnes Hawley Ernest S. Hawley Patrick F. Henry Lee Hulligan John C. Huskon Agnes Rose Inakak Virginia Jack Verla Jean Jackson 65 FRESHMEN Marie Jacob Ruth Marie Jacob Agnes Marie James Levi L. Jefferson Regina E. Jerry Twila Ann Jimmie Elmie Wilma Jimmy Beatrice A. Joe Carrie John Mae Alice John Margaret Johnson Mary Johnson Lester Johnson Nicholai Johnson Ernest Jones Peter Jones Debra Joseph Delbert Joseph Rhonda Karty Victoria Kaulaity Laura Kauley Patrick Kelly Steve Kemble Bernadette Keyes Bailey LaForge Minnie Larson Audrey Lawrence Dale LeClair Lucy Lee Myra Lee 66 FRESHMEN Mary Little Dog Johnny Little Fish Nancy Lobehan Renita Long Knife Gale Louie Larry Luke Darrell Mad Plume William Malatare George Malemute Mary Manutoli Matilda Mute Caroline McCurtain Van Mitchell Teresa Mojin Richard Muir Ben Nakaidenet Bessie Nez Lucy Nelson Sophie Nicholai Susie Nicholai Daisy Nick Joseph Nicholas Mary Nikolai Marsha Nowatah Margaret Oquilluk A. Other Medicine Louis Overland George Patkotak Tim Pahmahmie Frederick Passamika 67 FRESHMEN Alice Rose Paul Marlin T. Paul Nicholas Paul Helen Penatac Barbara Penn Ira Phillip Crimet Phillips Lucy Ann Phillips Edith Pikok Christian W. Pleasant Martha Pleasant Ervin Polite Ercel Prairie Chief Dixie Jo Purser Judy Red Boy Evelyn Rickteroff Clarence Running Woi Marland Roye Franklin K. Russell Alexie N. Sakar Elizabeth Jane Sam Christine Sampson June Sanchez Richard Seyler Martha Shane Jewel Grace Shawnei Polly Ann Sheldon Richard Sheldon Dennis Sherman Virgil Dean simon 68 FRESHMEN Larry Dean Simpson Gregory C. Slats Zacharias Slim Bertha M. Smith Rose Ann Smith Mildred I. Spencer Glen Spotted Eagle Jacinta Steve Marie Steven Connie Stevens Elizabeth Tatlelik Daisy Tazruk Anthony Thompson Regina M. Tickett Ruby Jean Tiger Michael Tinker Ray TohdihCheeny Lee Harley Tom Marjorie Tom Calvn M. Tritt Louise Tritt Cleo Chee Tsoe Leroy D. Tucker Lily Ungwiluk Carmen Ute Valora Villieana Loren D. Wabnum Alvin F. Wall Valorie J. Wapsheli Nora J. Walters 69 FRESHMEN Rosita Ward Emma Jean Warren Judy Washakie Elena Wassilie Lorena Wasuli Annette Wells Butler Wesley Robert Westcoast Peggy White Gladys Whiteplume Andy Williams Betty Williams Joseph Willie Lisa Winnier Kinilia Wise Albert Yazzie Arlene Yazzie Henry Yazzie Jane Yazzie Larry Yazzie Minnie Yazzie David Young Bernard Bell Dorothy Blind Raymond Campa Ellen Carlson Raymond Green Patty John Calvin Jefferson Louise LeClair 70 WORKSHOP IN ACTION These students are obsessed with a desire Mrs. McCarty is stressing the importance of good English to study under the instruction of Mr. structure and usage to a student. Winfield. Caroline McCurtain will surely be a skill- ed mathematician after a few sessions Mrs. Barse, a workshop teacher, is shown assisting a stu with Mrs. Vann. dent with his reading lesson. 72 EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES PLAY DAY Joe Goudy and the other two riders seem to be having more fun than a barrel of monkeys. I won- der about Alex, Melvin and Truman....... Although Play Day was new and different, Fresh- men enjoyed it very much. Here they are playing the over and under” relay. Gliding on winged feet are Karen Edmonds, Betty LongtimeSleeping, Verna Ahhaitty and Elizabeth Chase who are engaged in the 220 yard relay race. We're never short on sprinters on Play Day. Huff, ing and puffing to reach that winning line are the participants of the 220 yard relay. Where are these boys going in such a hurry? The Sack Races are another exciting event to watch. With unbiased opinion, pick one of the boys as winner. Play Day usually brings stiff competition and a strong desire to win. Piggy-back racing is a fav- orite sport on that special day. 74 WATERMELON SOCIAL Heading the employee’s reception line is Dr. Leon Wall. But, wait! What’s wrong with Sarah Begay? Is she afraid to shake hands with the employees? Sarah, you might not get a watermelon.... Mr. and Mrs. Erie Haring seem to be scan- ning the watermelons in hopes of finding an extra large one. Possibly, they are what we would call “chow hounds” via Chiloc- co terminology. Fred Ticeahkie, who has a piece of water- melon, seems to be waiting for another one. Could it be for his girl friend? 75 CHILOCCO CHOIR OFFICERS Front row, Sandra Charles, Librarian; Linda Louie, co-robe chairman. Second row, Christine Nauni, Secretary; Jeannie Begaye, Reporter. Third row, Calvin Wil- liams, Robe Chairman; Calvin Matt, Vice- President; Raymond Deschene, Stage Man- ager. Fourth row, Ray Shack, Assistant Stage Manager and Phillip Zephier, Pres- ident. CHOIR First row, Linda Louie, Cathy Williams, Sandra tor; Christine Nauni, Paulette Meshquekennock, Tully, Carol Plumley, Victoria BullPlume, Glorie Jeannie Begaye, Lyn Doussett and Carla Niastor Hickman. Myrcine Buffalo Meat, Brenda Smith, Zephier, Kenton Dick, John DeCoteau, Leonard mond Deschene. Fifth row, Link Daukei, Calvin Charles, Geraldine Panzetanga, Mrs. Warren, instruc- Bea Johnson, and Verdie Willis. Second row, Sarah Fawcett, Peggy LittleLight, Barbara Birdinground, Third row, Marilyn Sam, Patricia Murray, Shirley Ann Saunders and Lily Homeratha. Fourth row, Phil Biggoose, Calvin Williams, Robert Lewis and Ray- Matt and Bernell Harris. 76 CHILOCCO BAND OFFICERS Front (L-R), Eva Carroll, secretary; Dorothy George, treasurer; Joe Goudy, vice-president; Alex Stone, president and Raymond Fiddler, sgt-at-arms. BAND Kneeling (L-R), Patsy Begay, Darlene Watt, Georgia Fletcher, Irene Cornfield, Vera Begay, Bernelda Bell, Bennita Bell, Lorena Honnie, Della Jim, Eva Carroll, Herbert Curtiss, Pat Arthur, Mary Campa, Dorothy George,, Linda Betty Yazzie, Johnny Mingo, Alex Yazzie, Francis Tsosie, Arthur Power, Gary Ten Bear, Francis Haskan and Dia Ben. Second row, Raymond DeLodge, Virginia Begay, Betty Brown, Marie Tsosie, Ruby YellowRobe, Colleen Gardipee,' Phyllis Speakthunder, Anita Medicine- Horse, Carmen Ute, Lillie Begay, Helen Crosby, Leo Fisher, Robert Petsemoie, Raymond Fiddler, Thomas Blueback, Marilyn Skahan, Gay NightShoot, Alex Stone, Henry Dreadfuhvater, Harvey Jim, Roger Pierre, James Watt, Wayne White, Norman Charley and Herbert Benally. To the right in the background are Joe Goudy and James Etsitty. DRILL TEAM Center, Betty Bahe, Yvonne Murray and Claud'ene Boyer. (L-R), Eva Nez Tsosie, Patty Begay, Linda Simpson, Cecelia Singer, Frances Begay, Sarah Begay, Shirley Bruce, Ramona Joe, Bessie Allen, El- eanor Capps, Nancy Agoney, Theresa Morris, Linda Wells, Bertha Kaline, Vicky Kaulity, Bessie Denat- sosie, Helen Whiteshirt, Myrna Calf Robe, Ercel Prairie Chief, Charlotte Decorah, Matilda Reed, Sarah Curley, Rita Begay, Mary Watson, Judy Davis, Marietta Beno, Evelyn Crosby, Lucy Lee, Ethel Roun dine, Zita Johnson, Delphine Barnhart, Joann Joseph and Iva Reed. ORCHESTRA First row (L-R), Simon Eagle, Arthur Power, Randy Ahmaogak, Verdie Willis, Lewis Barrickman, Diane Cain, David Thomas, Shirley Bruce, Larry Brown and Evans Denetclaw. Second row, Pius Sav- age, Nick Dull, Wayne Higgins, James Watt, Gwendolyn Johnson, instructor; Leslie Nez, Clifford Mar- ceau, Billy Lee and Johnny Deschney. 78 A CHEERLEADERS First Row (L-R), Eleanor Capps, head cheerleader; Justine Kalama, and Mary Campa. Second Row, Valdena Barnaby and Helen Penatac. Third Row, Dorothy George and Lyn Doussett. B CHEERLEADERS First Row (L-R), Carol Penn, Dolly Ganuelas and Linda Louie. Second Row (L-R), Shirley Bruce, Claudene Boyer and Jenny Johns. CHEERLEADERS AND PEP CLUB First Row (L-R), Mary Campa, Lyn Doussett, Dorothy George, Valdena Barnaby, Eleanor Capps, Helen Penatac. Claudene Boyer, Shirley Bruce and Dolly Ganuelas. Second Row, Linda Louie, Margaret Be- han, Della Jim, Louise Harrison, Georgia Fletcher, Anna Simpson, Sylvia Elwell, Laura Elwell, and Jenny Johns. Third Row, Justine Kalama, Shirley Masquat, Patricia Woodruff, Frances Smith, Virgin- ia Begay, Patsy Begay, Sarah Begaye, Patty Begay, Gloria Fawcett, Marilyn Sam and Carol Penn. Four- th Row, Roberta Running Rabbit, Patricia Oscar, Elizabeth Bullchild, Ilia Ross, Melissa Willmond, Jan- ice Jackson, Rita Ward, Gloria Francis and Ida Ybarra. Fifth Row, Susan McGee, Sandra Roberts, Shar- on Payne, Delphine Barnhart, Rita Begay, Susie Mike, Louise Tsosie and Bessie Allen. 79 INDIAN DRAMATICS CLUB First row(L-R), Louise Harrison, Linda Jesse, Ardeena Other Medicine, Myrna Calf Robe, Lisa Winn- ier. Gate Louie, Daryl Racine, Rudolph Shane, Melvin Three Irons, Fred Pretty Weasel, Orville Little Light, Gary Big Hair, Ira Bad Bear and (standing) Margaret Behan. Second row, Bernelda Bell, Ilene Longknife, Valerie Anderson, Minnetta St. Goddard, Beverly Chasenah, Elaine McLeod, Claudene Boy- er, Zita Johnson, Diane Cain, Bertha Kaline, Bea Johnson and Romaina Helton. Third row, Bonnie Heavyrunner, Loretta Littledog, Jeanine Wyena. Helen Sam. Ilia Ross, Myra Wetchie, Rose HisLaw, Ruby Big Horse, Laura Wing, Janice Jackson, Rita Ward, Dorothy George and Barbra Birdinground. Fourth row, Christine Nauni, Myrcine BuffaloMeat, Roberta RunningRabbit, Elizabeth Bullchild, Pat- ty Oscar, Tom Wilson, Ernie Comes At Night, Aloysious Crooked Arm, Aloysious Caplett, Alvin Wall, Ken Harvey and Tina Kalama. Fifth row, Cecelia Singer Earl Patterson, Terry Williams, Colbert Cole, Larry Quoyah, Mary Campa, Jenny Johns and Nathan Honena. Sixth row, James Etsitty, Rose Curtis] Herman Ashley, Gary Chapman, Oliver Hill, John Other Medicine, Arnold Leider and Allen Osborne] FOOTBALL 1967-68 RECORD Chilocco 6 Blackwell 43 Chilocco 0 Newkirk 44 Chilocco 20 Dunjee 25 Chilocco 13 Sedan 20 Chilocco 0 Caney 0 Chilocco 13 Burden 0 Chilocco 8 Ponca City 8 Chilocco 6 Lamont 7 Chilocco 12 Pawnee 47 Alex Stone, captain of the football team, is shown crowning Alexes Taylor, who can now bask in the glory of the coveted title of “Football Queen 1967-68. FOOTBALL TEAM First row (L-R), Coach Kenneth Moore, Richard Kreitzer, Kenton Dick, Ricky Pokibro, Henry Dread- fulwater, Robert Petsemoie, Alex Stone, Tommy Blueback, Gary Moon. Edward Hillaire, Terry Wil- liams, Keith Riggs and Mr. Horace Taylor. Second row. Mr. David McCroskey, Roy Yazzie, David Toledo, Ken Harvey, Meredith Lincoln. Richard Hubbard, Tom Wilson. Robert Tyon, Clifford Mar- ceau. Donald Hamilton, Joe Goudy, Conrad Yeahquo and Mr. Leonard Anquoe. Third row, Darrell Nagashoah, Daniel Evening, Wyman Weed. Roger Benally, Colbert Cole, Jonah Billie. Tom Pete. Dale St. Goddard, Phillip Shortman. Cecil Dick. Alfred Thomas and Reginald Ashley. Fourth row, James Watt, Robert Lewis, Robert Ward, Johnson Tsosie, Melfred Antonio, Orville Little Light, Gary Chap- man. Jerome Howlingwater, Larry Quoyah, John DeCoteau and Wayne White. 81 1967-68 'A' TEAM BASKETBALL RECORD Chilocco Chilocco Chilocco Chilocco Chilocco Chilocco Chilocco Chilocco Chilocco 48 Pawhuska 63 Chilocco 49 44 Guthrie 83 Chilocco 42 57 St. Mary’s (Ponca) 53 Chilocco 81 48 Blackwell 56 Chilocco 49 57 Blackwell 48 Chilocco 68 57 Newkirk 62 Chilocco 61 68 54 Augusta 86 Perry 49 Chiloccq 55 Chilocco 77 83 St. John’s (Winfield) 56 Chilocco 40 Cushing 67 Guthrie 85 Perry 58 Blackwell 56 St. John’s (Winfield) 44 St. Mary’S (Ponca) 71 Cushing 66 St. Mary’s (Ponca) 66 Guthrie 81 1967-68 Record: Won 7 Lost 11 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM The 1967-68 ‘A team basketball players are: First row (L-R), Alex Stone (captain), Richard Kreit- zer, Orville Little Light, Wayne White and Tommy Blueback. Second row, Arnold Johnson, Alfred Thomas, Richard Hubbard, Winfred Simpson, Isaac Tsosie, Kenneth Deputy and Tom Wilson. 82 WRESTLING SQUAD First row (L-R), Leroy Billiman, Kenneth Harvey, Paul Manygoats, Frank Charley, Gary Moon, Rode- rick Pokibro, Wyman Weed and Richard Suvlu. Second row. Lee Johnson, manager; Raymond Begay, Clarence Chee, Leslie Nez, Tom Tohtsoni, Allen Singer and Herbert Curtis, manager. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM First row (L-R), Mr. McCroskey, coach; Larry Simpson, Alvin Wall, Milton Benally, Clarence Running- wolf, Roland Cobell and Gale Louie, manager. Second row, Ernie Comes At Night, manager; Gregory Savage, Richard Seyler, Darrel Madplume, Lee Tom, Timmy Pahmahmie, Ben Nakaidenet and Mr. Joe Herrin; assistant coach. 83 BASEBALL TEAM Front Row (L-R), Wayne Colwash, Bryson Mathews, Nathan Honena, Joseph Goudy, John DeCoteau, Robert Petsemoie and Keith Riggs. Second row, Coach Kenneth Moore, Alex Calhoun, Isaac Tsosie, Arnold Cheer, Elwood Pipestem, Tommy Blueback, Cecil Dick, Alex Stone, Richard Hubbard, How- ard Osceola and David Taptto. TRACK TEAM First row (L-R), Herbert Curtis, manager; Paul Manygoats, David Thomas, Arnold Johnson, Alfred Thomas, Howard Osceola, Colbert Cole, Henry Dreadfulwater, Roderick Pokibro, Frank Charley, Le- roy Billiman and Wayne White. Second row, Lee Johnson, Johnson Tsosie, Richard Kreitzer, Floyd Begay, Johnny Descheny. David Jackson, Melford Antonio, Jimmy Lee Charley, Robert Lewis, Kenton Dick, Timothy Oliver and Mr. Horace Taylor, coach. Third row, Mr. David McCroskey, coach; Benny Long, Timothy Williams, Billy Lee, Evans Denetclaw, Jameson Morgan, Frank Bearcloud, Larry Brown, Joe Lester, Nelson Benally and Lehi Benally. Fourth row, Elmer Curlev, Larry Benally, Larry Fagerstrom, Sherman Begay, Ronnie Yazzie, Harry Hicks, Jerry Begay and Gary Big Hair. 84 98 9 3W0H WHO a M3N HOME 5 87 PRACTICAL ARTS SMALL ENGINES Mr. Dabney is explaining the precision craftsmanship of the crankshaft, but I wonder what he’s think- ing. AUTO MECHANICS Johnson Tsosie and Richard Yazzie are checking the timing on this car, but “don’t ask me what is meant by timing.” 90 SHOE REPAIR AND LEATHERCRAFT Ben Cly is working diligently while Mr. Vaught, instructor, stands by observing. Sure hope Ben leaves some leather for walking purposes. PAINTING Mr. Logsdon needs a pair of shades to protect his eyes from the dazzle of the door. These boys don’t seem to want to spare him, either. ‘That door looks much better,” Mr. Logsdon seems to be saying. But I wonder where Jerry wipes his hands. 91 DRY CLEANING Janet Bitah seems to be using the “tongue in cheek” decide to use scissors. WELDING method of removing spots. Let’s hope she doesn’t ELECTRICITY Observing Wilson Burbank’s fine work is Mr. Kirkland, the Welding instructor. Mr. Lovelace, the Electricity instructor is instructing Tom Wilson and Ronnie Will- mond in repairing various electrical ap- pliances. 92 BODY AND FENDER Mr. Larney’s Body and Fender class seems to be thinking, “Rebuild this car! He’s gotta be kidding! PRACTICAL ARTS MACHINE SHOP PRACTICAL ARTS WOOD SHOP Mr. Means, machine shop instructor, is passing his latest techniques to the boys. With all equipment necessary, Mr. Per- ico’s boys are working quite efficiently. 93 COSMETOLOGY FOODS With the professional work of Velma and Eileen Moore, this patron will be a raving beauty after the treatment”. It looks as though the Foods Department has concocted an unusual delicacy. Every- one is sampling it. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT The Clothing Department must be having a fashion show. The two lovely models are Janice Jackson and Rita Ward. SEWING Perhaps these girls will one day be fash- ion designers and reside in Paris, France. What do you think? 94 AGGIE SHOW Another group of boys who are doing a good job of handling their sheep are: first place, David Betonie; second place, Daniel Barney, and third place, Timothy Foster. Announcing the winners of the best handling of sheep is Mr. Claude Livingston and handing out the ribbons is Dr. Wall. The many hours of grooming, feeding, and caring for their sheep has proven worthwhile for these boys. Willie Yazzie took first prize, Paul Cowboy took second, and third place went to Wayne Shonnie. Wayne Higgins’ steer looks re- bellious. Maybe you should be just a bit more cautious, Wayne. 95 AGGIE SHOW I wonder what Aggie instructor. Mr. Ault Pictured here are three Aggie students said that was so amusing! watching over their cattle. Three Aggie students are learning things they didn’t know about machinery. Mr. Michael, Aggie instructor, looks on as tw Aggie students, Freddy Pretty Weasel and Melvin Three Irons, sooth a frighten- ed calf. 96 POST HIGH SCHOOL 97 POST HIGH SCHOOL i Robert Gordon President Gr. 14, Heavy Equipment Seneca Salamanca, New York Dianna Smith Vice President Gr. 13, Cosmetology Pawnee Pawnee, Oklahoma cs Brenda Winap Sec. and Treas. Gr. 13, Cosmetology Paiute Carson City, Nevada Leonard May Sgt.-At-Arms Gr. 13, Heavy Equipment Apache San Carlos, Arizona Linda Antone Gr. 13, Cosmetology Pima Scottsdale, Arizona Glendon Bullock Gr. 14, Heavy Equipment Alabama Livingston, Texas Everette Burson Gr. 13, Heavy Equipment Ute Fort Duschesne, Utah Duane Cuch Gr. 13, Heavy Equipment Hualapai Whiterock, Utah Felton Dayaye Gr. 14, Heavy Equipment White Mountain Apache Whiteriver, Arizona Raymond Deschene Gr. 14, Heavy Equipment Navajo Kayenta, Arizona 98 POST HIGH SCHOOL Dora Gibson Gr. 13, Cosmetology Apache San Carlos, Arizona Edward Haskell Gr. 13, Dry Cleaning Osage-Comanche-Winnebago Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Eileen Moore Gr. 13, Cosmetology Pima Owyhee, Nevada Velma Moore Gr. 13, Cosmetology Pima Scottsdale, Arizona Jim Ray Newton Gr. 13, Heavy Equipment Ute Ignacio, Colorado Leonard Pechuli Gr. 13, Heavy Equipment Apache San Carlos, Arizona Elva Stark Gr. 13, Cosmetology Shoshone Ely, Nevada Curtis Suttle Gr. 13, Heavy Equipment White Mt. Apache Whiteriver, Arizona Jennifer Washington Gr. 13, Cosmetology Pima-Maricopa Sacaton, Arizona Sherman Woll Gr. 13, Hteavy Equipment White Mt. Apache Whiteriver, Arizona Tom Yazzie Gr. 13, Heavy Equipment Navajo Kayenta, Arizona 99 PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION .Leon Wall Susie H. Byrd Hugh F. Husluu Harold Barse- Leonard M. Anquoe Delia M. Nunn A+rceKtoefkorn Clarence W. Wrnstoi - Dona M Sneatli Imogene S. James -Fannie R-ABen PLANT MANAGEMENT Leon Lacy Otilia H. Hernandez4— Donald A. Dominick Calvin D. Dickerson Albert V. Schmidt — Francis C. Pipestem Roscoe Edward Olds4 Taylet Morgan. Harry E. Nogle'- Charles A. Narcomey— Charles K. Snell4— Carl D. Burnette Enos L. Armstrong - Kenneth L. Davis Henry C. Hendrickson Josiah Vann John T. Dunn — Thomas E. Golay Ellison G. DeNoya James Clifford Bearskin— Warren Kent Myer Joel D. Compala - Haden H. Sullivan Lawrence L. Pingry—' Russell H. Cannon — Louis Joseph McGilbra Lewis Lavern Hunt Archie Littlewalker Aurthur W. Kent Howard Childers Henry McEwin ACADEMIC. HS Cleo Earl Walface Melva C McGrew Vera Mae Kmg Leonard Hathcoat Lawrence R. Henderson Edward Lee Dunagan Gerald E. McCulley John S. Mallett Leona D. Warren Junius J. Taylor Marie K. Engelking Charles G. Ballard Erie W. Haring Loraine T. Moore- Delores T. Harragarra Sam S. Sanders Gwendolyn A. Johnson Thelma I. Hanshew ■ Clinton J. Leon Larry R. Cramer Martha E. Sterling Alline May Montgomery Lee G Esprit, Jr. Patty Cornelia Allen Fred E. McKenzie Agnes L. Clark Betty Maxine Haynes Richard E. Goulden Eonita M. E. Bennett ACADEMIC. 9th Pearl R. Goodbear Diana Lee Warrior Vivian R. Archambault Augustine C. Barse Joe D. Herrin Marie B. McCarty Eleanor W. Burnette '” Truman Lee Clark Karl G. Stone Zelma I. Vann Loreta Genova Courtney David L. McCroskey Jack A. Talmadge Marta Lynn Woods Dennis D. Winfield AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Claude M. Livingston Walter K. Kelly Nathan H. Benton. Jr Joseph E. Nunn Paul L. Michael David Ault Victor A. Bushyhead GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Jack McCarty Melba Toppah Bobby J Burris Dee L. Gregory ' David E. Parker David A. Bennett Charles H. Antilla Charles E. Black Donny E. Cannon Bobbie Begay Carriasco McGilbra4 John S. Snell June Kirkland John D. King’ William H. Beaver ” John Beaver, Jr. Augustus L. Robedeaux Ben M Cerre Ernest Hyde Toppah • Norman L. Thornton ' Harold L. Burris Kenneth E. Black Lucille W. Bearskirr— Richard T. Hernasy Kenneth C. Moore Horace Taylor Ruth Brokeshoulder Aimee R. Edsall Harriette J. Washington Patricia A. Head Mary F. Clary Mary V. Means _ Juanita F. Robinson Esther B. Snell Alta G. McGilbra-- Faye P. Hathcoat Mable W Jones -- Nancy S. Lambert Lorena K. DeRoin Marian M Stone Evangeline G. Pipestem Clara N. Bushyhead Dorothy Fay Crawford’— Virginia D Narcomey —- Julia Ann Byrd Patti D Martin ■— Paula G. Thomas Freda Jean Lane Mary L. Hernasy Twyla I Beaver • Estelle Diane LeClair HOME ECONOMICS Elizabeth L. Heagy Blanche Y. Beaver Jessie W Jordan Rose Mary Wood Everett E Werneke Clara Jane Taylor Kate Y. Stancilff Ava Kay Elrod May Elizabeth Sweeney Lucille J. Schell Linda Joyce Armstrong Elaine May Clark Auggie T Lopez Semion A McCarty— Robert Lee No Ear — Francis V. Hernandez — Julia E Kent Verms A Benton— Carolyn A. Jamison Jesse C. Grant. Jr.— TITLE 1 89-10 John Hiben Sam Elrod Areline Sue Wilson Leola Taylor Ida Larney — Robert Lee Hawkins Charlette Ann Lieb VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Coston D. Nicholson— John lbert Topaum Billy Joe Dye Berk lie B. Perico Louis M. Thompson — Francis Kirkland— Ray D. Vaught Walter Lloyd Means '— Rupert Lewis Cooper- S. Lincoln Morris Calvin D. Cowen Rolland D. Logsdon James Larney -— Harvey W. Lovelace Jerry O. Pope Vernon R. Pope Oran Dabney Willie James .— Nathan H Benton, Sr.