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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1970 volume:

1970 CHILOCCOAN YEARBOOK of the CHILOCCO INDIAN SCHOOL Interior-Chilocco Pres TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Poge________________________________________________ 1 Table of Contents____________,r!________________________ 2 Forward and Dedication_______,__,_______________________ 3 Administration ___________________________________________ 4 Personnel_________________________________________________ 6 Clubs and Organizations__________________________________ 15 Seniors___________________________________________________25 Juniors __________________________________________________46 Sophomores________________________________________________54 Freshmen _________________________________________________62 Post Graduates____________________________________________66 Music and Marching Groups_________________________________68 Sports ------------------------------'____________________74 Academic _________________________________________________81 Home Economics____________________________________________84 Trades and Practical Arts____________;____________________88 Agriculture and Heavy Equipment 93 Personnel Roster _________________________________________99 Autographs ______________________________________________100 FOREWORD Through this Chiloccoan, we tried to preserve many memories for the years to come. We, the 1969-1970 annual staff, have endeavored to capture the highlights of the 1969-1970 school year and present them in a memorable and rewarding fashion. We extend our thanks to Mr. Calvin Cowen and Mr. Carriasco McGilbra for taking group pictures for our annual. We also wish to thank Zack Slim for the fine artwork on the cover. We sincerely wish the graduating sen- iors of 1970 the very best in the future. We ask that the undergraduates please keep the traditions of Chilocco alive. May we always remember and be proud of our al- ma mater. DEDICATION We, the seniors of 1970, willingly ded- icate the 1970 Chiloccoan to Mrs. Carolyn Jamison in honor of her service to the stu- dents of Chilocco. Mrs. Jamison worked three and a half years at Chilocco as a din- ing room food service worker, and she has recently become a member of the Boys’ Guidance Personnel at the New Dorm. Her principle interests are sewing, watching television and traveling. She likes working with the students and knows Chilocco is a very good school. � a ADMINISTRATION Dear Students: The Graduates of 1970 have many opportunities open to them and a high school education is more important now than it has ever been before. Graduation from high school shows a genuine desire by the student to succeed in life, and it makes possible a choice of the opportunity which best suits the grad- uate whether it is further training or em- ployment. Those of you who still have a year or more before graduation should take courage from knowing that soon you too will be completing high school. This is an achievement for which you will receive many rewards. It is my sincere belief that your class work and your participation in school activities can enable you to be successful in the post high school program you choose for yourself. Clarence W. Winston, Principal This has been an enjoyable year for me and my family here at Chiloeco. We are pleased with the cooperative spirit of the staff and students. May I congratulate the graduating senior class members for their achieve- ments during their high school years 1 sincerely hope you will reach each of your personal goals. I know that many of you will realize life experiences beyond your fondest dreams. My best wishes go with you. I hope the students who return to Chiloeco and all the new students will work very hard toward making good high school records There are many ways we can improve Chiloeco as a school. This will be our aim for next year and years to come. Daniel E. Sahmaunt, Superintendent 4 SUPERVISORS DEE GREGORY Supervisory Teacher Boy’s Guidance EKLE HARING S'lpt-rvisory Teacher ial Studies and Business ELIZABETH HEAGY Supervisory Teacher Home Economics LAWRENCE HENDERSON Supervisory Teacher Mathematics and Science CLAUDE LIVINGSTON Supervisory Teacher Agriculture JACK McCARTY Department Head Guidance COSTON D. NICHOLSON Supervisory Teacher Practical Arts LEOLA TAYLOR Supervisory Teacher Language Arts CLEO WALLACE Supervisory Teacher Academic 5 FACULTY PATTY C. ALLEN English VIVIAN ARCHAMBAULT Reading AUGUSTINE C. BARSE Reading KAREN BELL Home Economics FRANCES BENNETT Home Economics f NATHAN BENTON JR Heavy Equipment ELEANOR W. BURNETTE Science and Physics RUPERT COOPER Printing CALVIN COWEN Drafting TRUMAN CLARK General Science SUE DAVIS Home Economics EDWARD L. DUNAGAN English and Journalism 6 FACULTY GEORGE L. DUNAGAN Chemistry and Coach BILL DYE Drivers Education RICHARD F GOULDEN History and English MARTA GRANT English and Speech THELMA I. HANSHEW English JANIE HAZALEUS Home Economics MARY R. IRELAND Librarian DOROTHY JARRETT Home Economics WALTER KELLY Agriculture FRANCIS KIRKLAND Welding IDA LARNEY Typing and Shorthand JAMES LARNEY Body and Fender 7 FACULTY CLINTON LEON Art HARVEY LOVELACE Electricity MARIE McCARTY Home Economics GERALD McCULLEY Band fred mckenzie Social Studies PATTY MARTIN Girls Physical Education WALTER MEANS Foundry ALLINE MONTGOMERY Librarian LINCOLN MORRIS Printing JOE NUNN Agriculture RHONDA PARKER Algebra BERKLIE PERICO Practical Arts 8 FACULTY VERNON POPE Drivers Education SAM SANDERS Business GWENDOLYN SHUNATONA Spanish JOY SPICER English KARL STONE Mathematics ELIZABETH SWEENEY Home Ec. and Typing JACK TALMADGE Social Studies JOHN TAYLOR Biology LOUIS THOMPSON Auto Mechanics JOHN TOPAUM Dry Cleaning LEONA WARREN Vocal Musie ERNEST WERNEKE Culinary Arts 9 OTHER EMPLOYEES BOBBY BEGAY Boys’ Guidance HAROLD BURRIS Boys’ Guidance VIC BUSHYHEAD Agriculture MELBA TOPPAH Clerk Stenographer IMOGENE S. JAMES Teller (typing) DORIS M. SNEATH Registrar MARY KEMBLE Clerk Stenographer JUNE KIRKLAND Boys’ Guidance CARRIASCO McGILBRA Boys’ Guidance GRACE McGILBRA Girls’ Guidance MELVA McGREW Secretary KATHY ROBERTS Teacher Aid WILLIE JAMES Bus Driver GEO. CALLS HIM Bus Driver 10 ADMINISTRATION STAFF Front row (L-R); Miss Madeline Narcomey, clerk stenographer and Mrs. Imogene S. James, teller 'typing). Second row, Mrs. Melba Toppah, clerk stenographer and Mrs. Della Nunn, cash clerk (typing). Third row; Miss Susie H. Byrd, secretary, (stenographer) and Mrs. Doris M. Sneath, regis- trar. Fourth row; Mr. Donald Dominick, administrative officer and Mr. Leonard A n q u o e, supply- clerk. HEALTH CENTER STAFF Front row, (L-R); Eunice Borman, registered nurse; Dr. Anthony Di Angelis, D.D.S.; and Mrs. Roberta Lee, staff nurse. Second row; Mrs. Parabee Bible, administrative clerk; Mrs. Oyebi, dental assistant; and Mr Jesse Harjo, custodian. 11 HOME 5 GUIDANCE PERSONNEL L-R : Mrs. Mary Means. Mrs. Grace MeGilbra, Mrs. Marilyn Lafferty and Mrs. Twyla BeaveT. HOME 6 GUIDANCE PERSONNEL (L-R): Mrs. Nancy Lambert, Mrs. Dorothy Crawford, Mrs. Clara Bushyhead, Mrs. Mable Jones. Mrs. Onita Littleson and Miss Patricia Head. 12 NEW DORM GUIDANCE PERSONNEL Front row. (L-R); Mrs. Carolyn Jamison, Mrs. Lucille Bearskin, Mrs. June Kirkland and Mr. Kenneth Black Second row; Mr. Harold Burris, Mr. Dave Bennett, Mr. John King, Mr. Ron Kihegia, Mr. Mike Tah and Mr Carriasco McGilbra. PLANT MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT Front row, (L-R); Aaron Kent, Denver Jones, supervising engineer; Henry Hendrickson, Gene Golay, Otillia Hernandez. Donald Dominick and Charlie Narcomey. Second row; Kenneth Myers, Arthur Kent, Carl Burnette, Charles Snell Jr., Albert Schmidt, Newman Littlewalker, Harry Nogle and Henry Mc- Ewin. Third row; Enos Armstrong, Louis McGilbra, Rosco Olds, Kenneth Davis and John Dunn. 13 KITCHEN STAFF Front row, (L-R); Mrs. Vernis Benton, Mrs. Julia Kent and Mrs. Heagy. Back row Everett Werneke, Jessie Grant and Robert No Ear. Chillie McIntosh, STUDENT BANKERS 14 (L-R); Stella Billie, Pearl Outwater, Billy Anaver, Ercel Prairie Chief and Roberta Favel. Valedictorian and Salutatorian 15 Johnny Descheny and Stella Morigeau Front row. (L-R); Lenora Laughing. Rhonda F.llis. a Mae Alice John. Third row; Irene Smith and Gloria Wassie Apokcdak and Jim John Tohtsoni. Fifth Kochuten and Johnny Doscheny. „ r)i'lnip Clah Faw'cetf Fourth row; Noah Andrew Second row; Lulu Morry and row; Paul Crane, Cecil Dick, George Patkotak, Richard STUDENT COUNCIL Front ,ow- C-R); Linda Simpson, secretary; Rober t Lewis, president; Cecil Dick. Vice-president: Bon- nie Heavy Runner and Meredith Lincoln. Second row: Gary Armstrong, Irene Smith, Laura Kauley, Landa Day and Gilbert LaForge. Third row: Gary Big Hair, Raymond Campa and Shirley Barney, treasurer. 16 ANNUAL STAFF (L-R); Nancy Ahsogeak, Irma Cate, Jean Cline, Delores Clah and Olga Charles. INDIAN SCHOOL JOURNAL STAFF It look as though the journalism staff is going to write a story about our yearbook. I hope it’s a good one. (L-R); Priscilla Barney, exchange editor; Yvonne Richard, Levi Foster, Loretta Phillips, .first semester editor-in-chief: John Mojin. John Boney, sports editor; Jacob Ahgook, Richard DeCoteau and Linda Suvlv. TYPE TUSSLERS Kneeling. (L-R); Lynn Shelby, Ardena Other Medicine, Louise LeClair, Frankie LeClair. Patrick Kelly, Billy Anaver, Michael Jinfmy, Linda Rickteroff and Tillman Foster. Second row; Mr. Rupert Cooper, printing instructor; Shirleen Bad Bear, Lisa Winnier, Lavelda Waspskineh. Laura Kauley, Bill Joftes, Bill Bailey, Bonnie Heavyrunner, Etta Cochran, Meredith Lincoln. Kinilia Wise, John Boney. Gavin Jefferson. Rick DeCoteau and Mr. Lincoln Morris, printing instructor. Back row; John- ny Descheny, Gilbert Harvey, Daniel Evening. Bill Paddyaker. Richard DeCoteau. Colbert Cole, Gerald McKinney, Farrell Jones. Forrest Rickman, Bruce Shelby and Raymond Campa. KEY CLUB Front row. (L-R); Johnny Descheny, Billl Jones. Robert Lewis, president; Ricky Pokibro, vice-presi- dent; Billy Anaver, secretary: and Robert Ward. Second row; Nick Dull, Kenneth Attocknie and Mr. Carriasco McGilbra, sponsor. Third row: Peter Paul, Bill Bailey, Arthur Seyler and Zacharias Slim. Fourth row; Lavern-Broncho, David Toledo and Da iel Evening. Fifth row; Gary Armstrong, Cecil Dick and Eric John. Sixth row; Benjamin Rhodd, Bill Jefferson and Wesley O. Seyler. 18 Front row (L-R); Olga Charles, Catherine Begay, Jim Johnjohtspni, Shirley Barney, Johnny Des- chenv Irene Smith, Cecil Dick and Paul Manygoats. Second row; Mr. Karl Stone, sponsor; Linda Ane- lon, Stella Morigeau, Mary Tigertail, Mae Alice John. Beverly Chee, Dorene Bell, Shirley Wakolee, Winifred Wabaunsee, Marcella Barney, Elizabeth Buffalohorn, MosesJgittlf;fish.,_Robert Ward and Mrs. Rhonda Parker, sponsor. Front row. L-R.i Eliza Mattie, OtgaChar.� g ElinorgZ Lenora Laughing, Lucinda George, Dom Mali R , R ® Hilda Heckman, Charlotte Decor- aht'sM Tacheenef PliscU1! Barn ShiTley BMire h ul ManygOTts Nebor Benany, ermis Shon- Smith. 19 ART CLUB Front row, (L-R); Zack Slim, president; Jean Cline, vice-president; David Toledo, secretary; and Lenora Laughing, treasurer. Second row; Esther Tunutmuak, Dorothy Epchook, Elizabeth Tatelik, Allen Sing- er and Michael Jimmy. Third row; Mr. Clinton Leon, sponsor; Paul Clark, Bernard Bell, Kinilia Wise and Mark Tall. SPEECH CLUB Front row, (L-R); Louise Juan, Marcella Barney, Robert Ward, Romona Cravatt, Lydia Bigbow and Mrs. Grant, instructor. Second row; Lucinda George, Bill Jefferson, Leo Snyder and Beulah Newman Third row; Clarence Chee, Priscilla Barney, Lorena Wasuli, Wanda Poitras, Alex Yazzie and Ernest Hawley. Fourth row; David Toledo, Eva Agoodie, Beverly Chee and Margaret Howard. Fifth row; Joan Bigman, Judy Tofpi, Joyce Black, Bill Paddyaker and Larry Tobacco. Sixth row; Benjamin Rhodd, Clarence Standsblack, Kenneth Attocknie and Steve Jones. 20 Front row, (L-R); Joan Bigman and Caroline McCurtain. Second row; Pat John, Rhonda Ellis, Lenora Laughing, Regina Jerry, Beverly Bruce, Lois Nez, Annie Todechinie and Katherine Holtsoi. Third row; Dianne Woods, Gladys Qeorge, Pat Puyette and Nancy Jones. Fourth row; Shirley Barney, Made- line Sampson and Jean Cline, Fifth rpw; Alice Kugzruk, Lulu Morry, Cecilia Kameroff and Threasa Morris. Sixth row; Irene Smith, Linda Suvlv, Marilyn Sam, Hazel Begay and Charlotte Decorah. Sev- enth row; Larry Simpson, Darrel Dick, Clarence Running Wolf, Ronald Calf Robe, Paul Crane, Eric John, David Field, Kenneth Attocknie and Wassilie Bavilla. FUTURE NURSES CLUB Sitting, (L-R); Beverly Bruce, Martha Evon, Mrs. F. Bennett; sponsor, Elinor Egoak and Olga Charles. Back row; Laurentia Andrews, Mary Johnson, Pearl Outwater, Linda Dixon, Esther Begay, Gloria Johnson, Hilda Heckman, and Eliza Maxie. 21 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF TOMORROW Front row, (L-R); Eliza Maxie, Olga Charles, Olive Brink and Martha Evon Back row Mrs Karen Bell, sponsor; Gloria Johnson. Pearl Outwater, Elinor Egoak, Louella OldBear, Esther Begay Sarah Curley, Sophie Nikolai, Yvonne Richard and Mrs. Dorothy Jarrett, sponsor. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Front row, (L-R); Regina Jerry, Joanne Bigman, Margaret Howard Second row; Tillman Foster, John Mojin and Mr. Fred McKenzie, Beverly Bruce sponsor. and Mary Tigertail. 22 RIDING CLUB Front row, (L-R); Miss Patricia Winters, sponsor; Donna LeClair, Winifred Wabaunsee, Drusilla Smith and Jim John Tohtsoni. Second row; Augustine Calls Him and Louella Old Bear. Third row; Audrey Lawrence, Charlotte Decorah and Frankie LeClair. Fourth row; Larry Bahe, Ben Nakai- deneh. Johnny Descheny, Harrison Begay and Bernard Bell. RODEO CLUB Front row, (L-R); Eva Agoodie, Lucy Lee, Marcella, Barney, Evelyn Crosby, Sarah Curley, Lenora Laughing, Rh.mria F.llis Linda Dixon and Ellen Sam. Second row; Robert Allen. Allen Singer, Elmer Curley. Floyd Begay, Benjamin Nakaideneh, Roy Clitso, Stanley Gray, Vernon Tyler, Raymond Be- gaye, David Thomas, Dennis Yazzie, Andrew Antone and Bernard Bell. 23 Delores Jean £lah Physical Science Club Choir Honor Society Johnny Descheny Lettermen’s Club Key Club, Math Club Phys Sci. Club, O.I.O. Type Tusslers Honor Society Stella M. Morigeau Ind. Dramatics Club Physical Science Club Pep Club, Math Club Honor Society 24 Paul Crane Physical Science Club Honor Society CMfLOCCO'S TOP TEN SIWOPS Rhonda Ellis Rodeo Club Spanish Club Physical Science Club Honor Society Bill Paddyaker Speech Club Key Club Lettermen’s Club Rita E. Jones Ind. Dramatics Club Horizon Club, O.I.O. Psychology Club V 'i Irene E. Smith STUCO, S. Act. Coun. Phys Sci., Ind Dram. Dorm Coun., O.I.O. Span. Club, Math Club Honor Society Robert M. Lewis Student Council Pride, Key Club Lettermen's Club Math Club Physical Science Club . v- Honor Society State Honor Society ! Math Club 25 SENIORS COLBERT COLE President Ponca Ponca City, Oklahoma BILLY W. ANAVER Vice-president Eskimo Kipnuk, Alaska C'd'JSS °7 % LORETTA MAE PHILLIPS Secretary Yakima Wapato, Washington + SHIRLEY BARNEY Treasurer Yakima Toppenish, Washington JACOB P. AHGOOK Eskimo Anaktuvuk, Alaska JOHNNY FOSTER AIKEN Eskimo Barrow, Alaska TOMMY ANDREW Eskimo Kwigilingok, Alaska LAURENTIA T. ANDREWS Eskimo Alakanuk, Alaska ELIZABETH J. ANQUOE Comanche-Kiowa-Apeche Apache, Oklahoma KENNETH ATTOCKNIE Comanche-Caddo Valdosta, Georgia WILLIAM A. BAILEY Swinomish Lynnwood, Washington 26 SENIORS PRISCILLA BARNEY Navajo Lukachukai, Arizona WASSILIE BAVILLA Eskimo Quinhagak, Alaska CLYDE BEGAY Navajo Shiprock, New Mexico EDISON BEGAY •Navajo Twin Lakes, New Mexico ESTHER BEGAY Navajo Cortez, Colorado FLOYD BEGAY Navajo Leupp, Arizona HAZEL BEGAY Navajo Tonalea, Arizona KATHERINE BEGAY Navajo Kayenta, Arizona IVAN BELL Gros Ventre Dodson, Montana LARRY BENALLY Navajo Ganado, Arizona NELSON BENALLY Navajo Ganado, Arizona ROGER BENALLY Navajo Kayenta, Arizona 27 SENIORS RANDALL BENNETT Clallam Port Angeles, Washingtoi LILLY BETONE Navajo Cuba, New Mexico LYDIA BIGBOW Kiowa-Comanche Lawton, Oklahoma Stella mae billie Navajo Aneth, Utah LEROY BILLIMAN Navajo Ft. Defiance, Arizona ■feONALD OLLIE BLACK Quileute Tacoma, Washington JOYCE ETTA BLACK Cheyenne-Arapaho Del City, Oklahoma PHYLLIS BLUEYES Navajo Waterflow, New Mexico JON BONEY Chippewa Livermore, California OLIVE OLGA BRINK Eskimo Kasigluk, Alaska LARRY BROWN Navajo Ganado, Arizona NELSON TULLY ROWN Navajo Chinle, Arizona 28 SENIORS BEVERLY ANN BRUCE Yakima White Swan, Washington IRMA CATE Santo Domingo Santo Domingo Pueblo, N. M. OLGA CHARLES Eskimo Kasigluk, Alaska BEVERLY JOAN CHEE Navajo Kearns Canyon, Arizona CLARENCE CHEE Navajo Chinle, Arizona fcELORES JEAN CLAW • Navajo Teecnospos. Arizona DAPHNE JEAN CLINE Nooksack Bellingham, Washington ROY LEE CLITSO Navajo Kayenta, Arizona HENRIETTA COCHRAN Oros Ventre Hays, Montana RENA CODY Navajo Pinon, Arizona MARIE COPPERFIELD Cherokee Salinas, California PAUL CRANE Eskimo Emmonak, Alaska 29 SENIORS RAMONA CRAVATT Cheyenne Anadarko, Oklahoma ELMER CURLEY Navajo Ganado, Arizona SARA CURLEY Navajo Brimhall, New Mexico ESTHER CYPRESS Seminole Clewiston, Florida LYDIA CYPRESS Seminole Big Cypess, Florida CHARLOTTE DE ORAH Winnebago Ponca City, Oklahoma RICHARD DECOTEAU Clallam Kingston, Washington ALAN DEMMERT Thlinget Angoon, Alaska KENNETH DEPUTY Crow St. Xavier, Montana JOHNNY DESCHENY Navajo Chinle, Arizona LINDA DIXON Navajo Holbrook, Arizona CHESTER DRUCK Athabascan Chalkyitsik, Alaska 30 SENIORS NICK JOHN DULL Eskimo Nightmute, Alaska ELINOR EGOAK Eskimo Napaskiak, Alaska DELORES JEAN ENGLISH Red Lake Chippewa Red Lake, Minnesota SONNY EVENING Shoshone-Bannock Fort Hall, Idaho r MARTHA EVON Eskimo Bethel, Alaska ROBERTA ANN FAVEL Chippewa-Cree Box Elder, Montana GLORIA FAWCETT Thlinget Sitka. Alaska DAVID FIELD Eskimo Noorvik. Alaska LEVI K. FOSTER Eskimo Selawik, Alaska TILLMAN A. FOSTER Eskimo Selawik, Alaska JOHN HENRY FOX Eskimo Tuntutuliak, Alaska KEE CHEE FRIDAY Navajo Oraibi, Arizona 31 SENIORS LUCINDA GEORGE Nez Perce Coulee Dam, Washingti BILLY GILMAN Eskimo Nunapitchuk, Alaska STANLEY GRAY Navajo Kayenta, Arizona k PETER GREEN Eskimo Eek, Alaska GENE HARVEY Yakima Granger, Washington GILBERT HARVEY Navajo Morenci, Arizona ERNEST HAWLEY Eskimo Kivalina, Alaska HILDA HECKMAN Eskimo Pilot Station, Alaska THOMAS HENRY Athabascan Galena, Alaska PATRICIA HIGGINS Blackfeet Browning, Montana BARBARA HILL Eskimo Hooper Bay, Alaska KATHEhiNE HOLTSO Navajo Gallup, New Mexico 32 SENIORS MARGARET HOWARD Navajo Shiprock, Arizona JANICE ITTA Eskimo Fairbanks, Alaska LESTER JACKSON Navajo Holbrook, Arizona WILLIAM JEFFERSON Lummi Bellingham, Washington MICHAEL A. JIMMY Eskimo Emmonak, Alaska ROSALYN JOE Navajo Tonalea, Arizona ARNOLD JOHNSON Thlinget Angoon, Alaska GLORIA JOHNSON Navajo Farmington, N. M. MARY JOHNSON Eskimo Alakanuk, Alaska RITA JONES Snohomish Seattle, Washington STEVE JONES Snohomish-Tulalip Marysville, Washington LOUISE JUAN Navajo Crownpoint, New Mexico 33 SENIORS EDWAKD A. KARSHEKOFF Athabascan Nondalton, Alaska MONICA B. KASSAIULI Eskimo Newtok, Alaska PATRICK HENRY KELLY Eskimo Emmonak, Alaska MARGARET KUDRALOOK Eskimo Barrow, Alaska ALICE ANN KUGZRUK Eskimo Nome, Alaska JOYCE KAY LAMEBULL Cheyenne El Reno, Oklahoma LENORA MAE LAUGHING Navajo Brimhall, New Mexico BILLY LEE Navajo Teecnospos, Arizona LULA CAROL LEE Na. ajo Teecnospos. Arizona ARNOLD DENNIS LEIDEK Crow St. Xavier, Montana 'koBEhi MILLER LEWIS Choctaw Wanetta, Oklahoma SAMUEL JOHN LEWIS Eskimo Kwigillingok, Alaska 34 SENIORS MEREDITH LINCOLN Crow Crow Agency, Montana BENNIE LONG Navajo Prewitt, New Mexico DARREL LUKE Yakima Wapato, Washington vincent McCarthy Comanche Elgin, Oklahoma GERALD McKINNEY Pottawatomi Whiting, Kansas ELAINE McLEOD Shoshone Fort Washakie, Wyoming ALICE MANYGOATS Navajo Tonalea, Arizona DELILAH MARTIN Sioux Poplar, Montana NORMAN MATOOMEALOOK Eskimo Wainwright, Alaska DORIS MATT Colville Seattle, Washington JUDY MATZ Muekleshoot Arlington, Washington ELIZA MAZIE Eskimo Nunapitchuk, Alaska 35 SENIORS NICK MIKE Eskimo Kokhanok via Iliamna, Alaska LaVERA MITCHELL Comanche-Apache Apache, Oklahoma JOHN JACKIE MOJIN Eskimo Nunapitchuk, Alaska LEROY MONTE Navajo Thoreau, New Mexico FLOYD NELSON MOTOYA Santa Ana Pueblo Bernallilo, New Mexico Stella marie morigeau Flathead Dixon, Montana THERESA MARIE MORRk Lummi Bellingham, Washington LULU NAPIKAK MORRY Eskimo Anaktuvuk, Alaska ROY NELSON Andian Koyukuk, Alaska BEULAH ANN NEWMAN Athabascan Holy Cross, Alaska LESLIE NEZ Navajo Cameron, Arizona LOIS NEZ Navajo Gallup, New Mexico 36 SENIORS EVAN NICK Eskimo Pilot Station, Alaska SOPHIE NIKOLAI Athabascan Nikolai, Alaska ALFRED NOLLER Athabascan Galena, Alaska LOU ELLA OLD BEAR Cheyenne-Arapaho Fairview, Oklahoma KENNETH OSCAR Blackfeet Browning, Montana SOLOMON OSCEOLA Seminole Clewiston, Florida PEARL OUTWATER Eskimo Kiana, Alaska BILLY PADDYAKER Comanche Lawton, Oklahoma PETER PAUL Eskimo Kipnuk, Alaska DELBERT PENN Shoshone Blackfoot, Idaho JOHN PETERSON Aleautian South Naknek, Alaska YAGO PETLUSKA Eskimo Napaskiak, Alaska 37 SENIORS X TONY JESSE PHILLIP Eskimo Kwillingok, Alaska RODERICK RALPH POKIBRO Shoshone Fort Hall, Idaho ERCEL L. PRAIRIE CHIEF Cheyenne Clinton, Oklahoma YVONNE MARIE RICHARDS Athabascan Holy Cross, Alaska FORREST R. RICKMAN Otoe Ponca City, Oklahoma LINDA C. RICKTEROFF Aleutian Pedro Bay, Alaska ETHEL ROUNDINE Blackfeet Browning. Montana DALE RAY ST GODDARD Blackfeet Browning, Montana ELLEN JEAN SAM Navajo Brimhall. New Mexico MARILYN SAM Navajo Brimh .� , New Mexico MADELINE SAMPSON Yakima Brownston, Washington WESLEY O. SEYLER, JR. Colville Republic, Washington 38 SENIORS BRUCE SHELBY Flathead Arlee, Montana JOKEY SHELDON Eskimo Kotzebue, Alaska KATEMAL SHORTY Eskimo Fortuna Ledge, Alaska MOSES SHORTY Eskimo Fortuna Ledge, Alaska LEDA SIMMONS Comanche Apache, Oklahoma LINDA SIMPSON Colville Nespelem, Washington ALLEN SINGER Navajo Kaibeto, Arizona IDA SMITH Eskimo Kiana, Alaska IRENE SMITH Pawnee Pawnee, Oklahoma SHARON SMITH Arapaho Toppenish, Washington MARY JANE STONE Eskimo Chevak, Alaska LINDA SUVLU Eskimo Barrow, Alaska 39 SENIORS RICHARD SUVLU Eskimo Barrow, Alaska Robert suvlu Eskimo Barrow, Alaska §ALLY TACHEENE' Navajo Chinle, Arizona MARK CHRISTOPHE Eskimo Hooper Bay, Alaska DAVID THOMAS Navajo Holbrook, Arizona MARY ZONIDA TIG! IRTAIL Seminole Clewiston, Florida LARRY EVANS TOB VCCO Crow Crow Agency, Montan i ANNIE MARIE TODE ZHINIE Navajo Chinle, Arizona JUDY TOFPI Kiowa Anadarko, Oklahoma JIM JOHN TOHTSON, I Navajo c t c Chinle, Arizona ,, '----—________ U ? TOM TOHTSONI Navajo Chinle, Arizona DAVID TOLEDO Navajo Cuba, New Mexico 40 SENIORS GERALDINE TSOSIE Navajo Chinle, Arizona RITA JOYCE TSOTIGH Kiowa Lawton. Oklahoma RHODA MAE TUCKFIELD Eskimo Barrow, Alaska WINIFRED W ABAUNSEE Pottawatomi Mayetta, Kansas RICHARD GENE WAKOLEE Sac-Fox Willis. Kansas LILLIAN WALSEY Warm Springs Warm Springs. Oregon LEOTA MINNIE Wr ALTERS Eskimo Mountain Village, Alaska ROBERT WARD Quileute-Snohomish LaPush, Washington ANDREW MARTIN WARE Kiowa Anadarko, Oklahoma CLEMENT LYLE WARRIOR Pont-a Ponca City, Oklahoma PONCA COLONEL WARRIOR Ponca Ponca City, Oklahoma MELFRED WESLEY Eskimo Kivalina, Alaska 41 SENIORS GEORGE E. WILLIAMS Warm Springs Warm Springs, 1 � egon ATHY WILLIAMS Skagit-Puyallup Lynnwood, Washington EN CHEE WILLIE Navajo Gallup, New Mexico MARY LENA WILSON Navajo Ganado, Arizona BERNICE WONGITTILIN Eskimo Savoonga. Alaska JEANINE WYENA Yakima Beverly, Washington ALEX YAZZIE Navajo Holbrook, Arizona BEN CHEE YAZZIE Navajo Crownpoint, New Mexico ROY YAZZIE Navajo Church Rock, New Mexico JERRY YELLOWHAIR Navajo Indian Wells, Arizona SHIRLEEN BAD BEAR Crow Crow Agency, Montana GEORGE BAILEY Swinomish Bothell, Washington 42 SENIORS HARRISON BEGAY Navajo Chinle, Arizona JOANN BIGMAN Navajo Tohatchi, New Mexico ALFRED CUMMINGS Navajo Ganado, Arizona ELMER CURLEY Navajo Ganado, Arizona Rhonda ellis Navajo Tonalla, Arizona DANIEL EVENING Shoshone-Bannock Fort Hall, Idaho BONNIE HEAVY RUNNER Blackfeet Browning, Montana FARRELL JONES Ponca Ponca City, Oklahoma WILLIAM JONES Snohomish Seattle, Washington NORMA KAUDLE KAULE Kiowa Anadarko, Oklahoma ELLA CONNIE KING Navajo Farmington, New Mexico AgAIL LaCLAIR Muckleshoot-Yakima Auburn, Washington 43 SENIORS LORETTA J MITCHELL Sac Fox-Pottawatomi Topeka, Kansas WANDA A. POITRAS Klamath Tigard, Oregon IVA REED Eastern Cherokee Cherokee, North Carolina JUANITA SPENCER Navajo Holbrook, Arizona JENNIE STEVENS Seneca Lawtons, New York 44 Mary Lou Ell, seated at left, seems to be having trouble deciding on which foot to put her shbe during the shoe scramble. Goffy Wabaunsee, putting her shoes on in foreground while on the run, seems to be getting the jump on the other girls. It’s hard to tell whether tflese boys are involved in a race or a funnv face contest at the annual fall playday. (L-R); Richard Suvlu, Kenneth Deputy, Arnold Johnson, Don Black, MereditS Lincoln, Bill Jones and Bill Paddvaker, “Give them enough rope, and they’ll hang them- selves,” Raymond Campa, holding the football, seems to be saying. Girls participating in the tug- o-war are from front to Sack; Judy Demientieff, Linda Day, Vicky Charles, Deanna Preacher and Lisa Winnier. 45 1970 Pageant Shown in a scene from the 1970 Pageant are, (L-R); Irene Smith, Ivan Bell, Ercel Prairie Chief and Superintendent, Dan Sahmaunt. Colbert Cole, Mrs. Dan Sahmaunt, 46 JUNIORS CJ! 1SS °n % Eva Agoodie Yeako Alexie Herbert Aluska Noah Andrew Donna Armstrong Larry Bahe Ralph Bahe Marcella Barney Larry A. Barrett Frank Bear Cloud Gilbert Beard Allen Begay Jerry Begay Lorraine Begay Raymond Begay Ann Marit Bell Bernard Bell Tully Ben Marie Berlin Gary Big Hair RAYMOND CAMP V President RICK DeCOTEAU Vice President MALINDA BYRD Secretary CECIL DICK Treasurer 47 JUNIORS Lawrence C. Big Hair Michael L. Blackstar Lavern Broncho George Burnell Myrna Calf Robe Clifford Calf Tail Alexander Calhoun Augustine Calls Him Vickie Lee Charles Jesse Chimegalria Tom Cly E. L. Comes At Night Evelyn Rose Crosby Elmie E. David Velma Ann David Linda Gene Day Judith A. Demientieff Ernestine Doyebi John Arnold Egoak Emjna Fullmoon Claudia Ann Frank Edna Mae Frank Wilma J. Garrison Gladys George Nancy Gregory Franklin E. Griest Linda Y. Hawk Patrick F. Henry Laura Lee Higgins Judy Hunter 48 JUNIORS Agnes Inakak Ruth Jacob Gavin Jefferson Levi Jefferson Regina Jerry Elmie Jimmy Beatrice Joe Carie John Eric John Mae Alice John Patty L. John Nicholai Johnson Peter Jones Nancy Jones Charlie Kagak Laura Kauley Amos Kippi Bailey LaForge Minnie E. Larson Audrey Lawrence Frankie LeClair Louise LeClair Donna LeClair Lucy Lee Myra Lee Waldo Lester Johnny Littlefish Janine Lonewolf Vivian Long Renita Longknife 49 JUNIORS Elizabeth McCarthy Caroline McCurtain Alice Mikaily George Malemute Mary Ann Manutoli Tom Mike Marie Morris Matilda Mute Ben Nakaidenak Lucy Nelson Sophie A. Nicholai Joseph Nicholas Marsha Nowatak Joshua Okpik Jr. A. Other Medicine Walter Pacheco Fred Passamika George Patkotak Nicholas Paul Barbara Penn Darlene Pensoneau Crimet Phillips Lucy Phillips Wayne Pinkham Christ.’ -1 Pleasant Ervin Polite De Anna Preacher Patricia Puyette Coeweene Rickman Evelyn Rickteroff 50 Cleve H. Ross C. Running Wolf Alexie N. Sakar Lynn C. Shelby Polly A. Sheldon Dennis Shonnie Larry Dean Simpson Zachartas Slim Mildred Spencer Nora Standing Elk David Stephens R. Stumblingbear Susan J. Switzler Elizabeth Tatlelik Wilma Thomas Regina Tickett Ruby Jean Tiger Michael Tinker Melvin Toehay Vernon Tyler Louise Mary Uisok Carmen Ute Stella Vielle Alvin Franklin Wall Nora June Walters Valorie Wapsheli Lavelda Wapskineh Lorena Wasuli Wesley Waysepappy Butler Wesley JUNIORS 51 JUNIORS Gerald D. William: Joseph N. Willie Lisa J. Winnier Kinilia Wise Herman H. Yazzie Jane Marie Yazzie Minnie Ann Yazzie Richard D. Ballew Mitchell Beartrack Rita Cooper Verla Jackson Benjamin Rhodd Glen Spotted Eagle Richard Wabaunset Karen WilliamsY Larry Yazzie 52 One of the busiest places at the annual Bazaar The annual Bazaar isn’t all fun and games. Some students such as Rebecca Sue and Joyce Black come to eat. “I’d rather do it myself,” say Judy Demientieff to Lenora Laughing as Roy Nelson and Malinda Byrd look on. Bingo is another “Bazaar favorite; although, we wonder who is going to be auctioned off. 53 Basketball Queen 54 Sally Tacheene SOPHOMORES CJASS °7 % % Hazel Aguchak Arnold Ahmaogak1 Karen Aimsback Robert Allen Molly Alushak Elena Amik Carrie Andrew Herman Andrew Roland Andrew Linda Anelon FRANK WAPP President MARY L. ELL Vice President E. BUFFALOHORN Secretary TERRY LEE Treasurer $ v Andrew Antone Wassie Apokedak Gary Armstrong Annie Attie Kay Attocknie Lee Ballot Alba Jo Beard Susie Beard Lee Begay Dorene Bell 55 SOPHOMORES Carlie Berry Caroline Billie Mildred Black Roland Black Zacharias Brink Lloyd Brown Victoria Brown Walter Brown Matthew Buffalohea Ronald Calf Robe Edward Calls Him Nellie Carl Carolyn Charles Maria Charles John Chasenah Paul Clark Alex Coffee Marilyn Columbus M. Creepingbear Mary Damian Dianne David Sandra Davilla Dwight Delodge Alfred Demientieff Lavina DeRoche Daryl Dick Rosa Downey William Duny Susan Edward Howard Egoak 56 Dorothy M. Epchook Deanna R. Fulton Joseph O. Garnie Robert E. Garrison Knute Gilbert Jr. Carroll Gray Wilfred Ground Anna Marie Hanson Ella N. Hawley Annie Herman Garland E. Howe Leo Hulligan Eva Louise Jacob Olinka Jacob Bertha Jessepe Ephrim William Joe Helene Johns Valerie J. Jones Veronica N. Jones Agnes A. K meroff Cecilia O. Kameroff Reuben Eli Kent Helen Marie Ketah Deena Knoxsah Richard Kochuten Ellen Kuku Nancy Konayak Gilbert LaForge Elsie Ann Larson Moses D. Littlefish SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Michael Lonewolf Teddy Lorentz Bobby MeCarr Myrtle Mekiana Ron Morrison Dexter Mosho George Nash Elena Nelson Agnes Nicholai Anthony Nick Richard No Ear David Northover Anna Nowatak Mary Okpealuk Leonard Oirum Teddy Overland Tommy Owens Marguerite Pacheco Milo Pakootas Angela Pete John Peters Richard Peters Bernice Peterson Michael Petluska Carol Petsemoie V. Pretty Weasel Mike Savage Archie Seelkoke Arthur Seyler Susie Silverhorn 58 SOPHOMORES Wynoha Sloat Malcolm P. Smart Drusilla M. Smith Fanny Lee Smith A Martha Smith Pauline Helen Snell Vivian Ann Spencer Clarence Standsblack Connie Jo Stevens Nicholai Stevens Alexie A. Temple Irene Tinker Sarah Tom Olaf John Totland Raymond E. Tritt Esther Tunutmuak John Paul Usugan Vita Helen Walker Sam D. Walkingstick Dinah Marie Wapp Jerome D. Warrior Dennis Wasuli Bemadine Watchman Fred White K Max Allen Williams Michael D. Williams Dianne Carol Woods Dennis E. Yazzie Paula B. Yupaiuk Anna Zharoff 59 SOPHOMORES Arnold Ahmaogak Robert Allen Andrew Antone Elise P- BargeF X Patricia Bass Lee Begay Lloyd Ira Brown Bridget Cedartree Ronald Chasenah Gerald Coyote Stephen Crittenden Julia Ann Dayton Kathy Fishinghawk Rena Gooden Dale F. Marceau Myrtle E. Mekiana Paul Oscar Tina Jean Reeder David Solomon Darlene M. Stevens Thelma L. Treas Shirley R. Wakolee Charles Washakie Martha Willie- Mary Ann Wise 60 EXPLORER SCOUTS 1969-70 Tost 89 Exlporers with the prize tent they won in the District Canoe Race on a 10 mile stretch of the Arkansas River: Sitting left to right; Herman Andrews, Moses LitUefish. Billy Gilman, Joshua Okpik, John Peterson, George Williams, Anthony Nick, standing left to right; Mr. McGilbra, advisor Richard Peters, Bobby McCarr, John Peters, Zack Slim, Kinilia Wise, Paul Crane, Nick Mike Evan Nick and Moses Shorty. Not pictured: Gerald McCulley, asst, advisor. TITLE I EMPLOYEES First row, (L-R); Phyliss Bearskin, Genelle Tulsa, Kathy Roberts. Second row; James Hobucket, Mildred Brace. Third row; Katherine Durant, Charlotte Lieb, Ann Donovan, Beth Porter, Myrtle Stewart, Jean Taylor. Fourth row; Mr. Oran Dabney, Title 1 Program Administrator. Not pictured; Katherine Warrior, Florence Taylor and Craig Lieb. 61 Wrestling Queen Kathy Fishinghawk FRESHMEN CJt. 4SS °7 I Sally Ayagalria Thomasine Bad Be George Batten Paula Jo Bentley Alfred Bowman A George Brockie Lorraine G. Brock Joe Leroy Cochrar Janice Dick Pamela Rae Evan Annabeile Goozme Susie Grant Monna Rae Henry Julia Hootch Annabeile John Stella Kauley Angeline Kemble Michele S. LeClair Cariotta McCarthj K Frances R. Mathia 63 FRESHMEN Verna J. Rhodd Darwina Silverhorn' Charleeri A. Solortiof Raymond Tapaha Debra L. Ten Bear Viola V. Tretikoff Charlie Waters Jennie Wesley Flynn H. Wetchie Roderick L. Wetchtf Betty S. Williams Warren Bell Earl CalhounX Rachel Charles Janice Dick Eliza Fox Ella Hale Phil Hunter Dale Jones Kathleen Messerly Randy Mitchell Timmy Ramirez Robert Reeder Dwagne Robinson Glenn WesawX. 64 Chiloccoan Editor Delores Jean Clah POST HIGH SCHOOL PHILLIP POLINGYUMPTEWA President Gr. 13, Heavy Equipment Hopi Hoteville, Arizona LARRY THOMAS Vice-President. Gr. 14, Heavy Equipment Papago Sells, Arizona EPHREN J. ANDREWS Secretary Treasurer Gr. 14, Heavy Equipment Eskimo McGrath, Alaska GEORGE ALLEN GARCIA Student Representative Gr. 14, Heavy Equipment Minn. Chippewa Redby, Minnesota MATTHEW IRVIN ARRIVE Gr. 13, Heavy Equipment Ute Randlett, Utah RAMSEY BURNETTE Gr. 13, Heavy Equipment Apache Whiteriver Arizona ELDON JAMES ESCHIEF Gr. 13, Heavy Equipment Pima Scottsdale, Arizona RICHARD GOGGLEYE Gr. 13, Heavy Equipment Minnesota Chippewa Boy River, Minnesota JOSEPH A. HONYUMPTEWA Gr. 14, Heavy Equipment Hopi Tuba City, Arizona EUGENE JACK Gr. 14, Heavy Equipment Paiute Fallon, Nevada LINCOLN JOHNSON Gr. 14, Heavy Equipment Apache Cibecue, Arizona 66 POST HIGH SCHOOL STACY JOHNSON Gr 13, Heavy Equipment Apache Cibecue, Arizona JUSTIN P. MARTIN Gr 13. Heavy Equipment Papago Sells. Arizona DARREL POOYOUMA Gr 13, Heavy Equipment Hopi Hoteville, Arizona GARY JAMES THUNDER Gr. 14, Heavy Equipment Red Lake Chippewa Redby, Minnesota HUPP SANCHEZ Gr. 13, Heavy Equipment White Mountain Apache White River. Arizona The razing of Home 3, the oldest building on campus at the time, took place during the windy month of March. 67 Princess and Brave 68 Ivan Bell and Ercel Prairie Chief Officers Front row, (L-R); Gloria Faw- cett secretary; Joyce Lamebulh president; Richard Kochuten, vice-president; Linda Suvlu. re- porter, and Mary Tigertail, robe chairman. Second row; Green, robe chairman; Priscilla Barney, senior representative; Delores Clah. librarian; Elmie ' JlTTlnrrr —JTTnior representative, and Jim John Tohtsoni, robe chairman. CHILOCCO Cj4oiR Front row, (L-R); Marguerite Pacheco, Angela Pete. Myrtle Mekiana, Dorothy Epehook, Mrs. Leona Warren, music director; Elena Amik, Nellie Carl, Esther Tunutmuak and Elmie Jimmy. Second row; Dianne David. Duku s Clah, Vivica Pretty Weasel. Priscilla Barney, Madeline Sampson. Regina Jerry. Mary Tigertail'and Bertha Jessepe. Third row; Gloria Fawcett. Marilyn Sam, Joyce Lamebull, Irene Smith, Dinah Wapp, Linda Suvlu; Vicki Charles and Ella Hawley. Fourth row; Zacharias Brink, William Duny, Ponca Warrior, Mike Blackstar, Nicholas Paul and George E. Williams. Fifth row; Robert Lewis, Richard Kochuten. PeterQreen and Jim John_Tohtsoni. “ ‘ r 69 BAND CHILOCCO BAND OFFICERS (L-R); Clyde Begay, property manager; Kenneth Oscar, assistant property mana- ger; Dale St. Goddard, vice-president; Bonnie Heavy Runner, president; Cecil Dick, reporter; and Christian Pleasant, treasurer. Kneeling, (L-R); Lucy Nelson, Ruth Jacob, Mary Lena Wilson, Evelyn Crosby, Marcella Barney, George Patkotak, T. Lynella Treas, Jesse Chimegalria, Elizabeth Totkalik, Zacharia Slim, Minnie Yaz- zie and Butler Wesley. Standing; Walter Pacheco, Monica Kassaiuli, Ella Connie King, Lulu Lee, Yako Alexie, Juanita Spencer, Elizabeth Anquoe, Cecil Dick, Bonnie Heavy Runner, Clarence Standsblack, Jefferson Davis, Alice Babbot, Geraldine Tsosie, Chrlstain Pleasant, Michael Tinker, Agnes Inakak, Esther Ella Begay and Lavern Broncho. 70 ORCHESTRA Sitting, (L-R); Alexie Temple, Dennis Wasifli, Tully Ben, Larry Brown, Billy Lee, Nick Dull and Car- rie Andrew. Second row; Hazel Aguchak, Linda Anelon. Ellen Kuku, Dexter Mosho, Wassie Apoked- ak, Roland Andrew and Benjamin Nakaideneh. DRILL TEAM Front row, (L-R); Roberta Favel, Linda Simpson and Laura Higgins. Second row; Jeanine Wyena Stella Vielle, Ruby Tiger, Lorraine Begay, Lavina DeRoche, Marilyn Columbus, Louise LeClair, Sail} Tacheene, Katherine Begay, Bernice Peterson and Augustine Calls Him. Third row; Velma David, Nora Walters, Alba Joe Beard, Nancy Gregory, Sharon Smith, Margaret Kudralook, Ercel Prairie Chief, Mary Louise Ell, Sarah Curley, Karen Aims back, Lucy Lee and Norma Kaudle Kaule. 7} CHEERLEADERS Sitting, (L-R); Stella Vielle. Second row; Roberta Favel and Linda Simpson, head cheerleader. Standing; Lavina DeRoche and Laura Kauley. CHEERLEADERS and PEP CLUB Front row, (L-R); Laura Higgins and Stella Vielle. Second row; Winifred Wabaunsee, Roberta Favel, Linda Simpson, Laura Kauley and Lavina DeRoche. Third row; Norma Kaudle Kaule, Louella Old Bear, Charlotte Decorah, Sally Tacheene, Beverly Chee and Ercel Prairie Chief. Fourth row; Wilma Thomas, Katherine Begay, Pearl Outwater, Eliza Maxie, Ellen Sam and Doris Matt. Fifth row; Eva Agoodie, Rena Cody, Regina Jerry, Madeline Sampson and Patricia Puyette. INDIAN DRAMATICS CLUB Front row, (L-R); Wesley Seyler Jr., LaVelda Wapskineh. Ernest Comes At Night, Vickie Charles, Bernadine Watchman, Shirleen Bad Bear, Frankie LeClair, Gilbert LaForge, Regina E. Jerry, Stella Morigeau, Meredith Lincoln and Gwen Shunatona, sponsor, Second row; Clarence Standsblack, Dar- lene Pensoneau, Verna Dean Beaver, Louise LeClair, Laura Kauley, Elizabeth Anquoe, Elaine Mc- Leod, Irene Smith, Gloria Fawcett and Colbert Cole. Third row; Dorene Bell, Thomasine Bad Bear, Larry Yazzie, Ben Nakaideneh, Beverly Chee, Winifred Wabaunsee, Elizabeth Buffalo Horn, Barbara Penn, and William Jones. Fourth row; Wayne Pink ham, Larry Bahe, Elmer Curley, Jerry Begay, Kath- erine Begay, Sally Tacheene, Ellen Sam, Velma David, Diane David and Frances Rose Mathias. INDIAN HERITAGE CLUB Front row, (L-R); Winifred Wabaunsee. Second row; Donna LeClaire and Lucy Lee. Third row; Me- ’ linda Byrd, Linda Day and Marcella Barney. Fourth row; Kathy Fishinghawk and Laura Kauley. Fifth row; Ercel Prairie Chief, and LaVelda Wapskineh. 73 1969-1970 Football Queen 74 Laura Higgins LETTERMEN CLUB OFFICERS (L-R); Eric John, vice-president; Robert Lewis, secretary; Ricky Pokibro, president. FOOTBALL TEAM Hunt row, (L-R); Cecil Dick, Lavern Broncho, Johnny Descheny, Ponca Warrior, Ricky Pokibro, Col- bei t Cole, Daniel Evening, Eric John and Bill Paddyaker. Second row; Robert Ward, Gavin Jefferson. Gilbert Beard, Dale St. Goddard, Robert Lewis, Alvin Wall. Norman Matoomealook and George Male- mVte� Tj rd row; Coach Kenneth Moore, George Batten, Gilbert LaForge. Reuben Kent. Charles Ka- gak, Andrew Antone, Milo Pakootas and Assistant Coach Horace Taylor. 75 BASKETBALL Kenneth Deputy is leading scorer for Chilocco, and is one of the leading scorers in the state, class 3A, for 1969 and 1970. RECORD Chilocco-33 PawKusk f-78 Chilocco-55 St. John’s-60 Chilocco-54 Blackwell-86 Chilocco-45 Cherokee-63 Chilocco-68 Newkirk-39 Chilocco-78 Caney, Kansas-100 Chilocco-69 Cushing--93 Chilocco-53 St. John’s-89 Chilocco-55 Perry-60 Chilocco-52 Caney, Kansas-67 Chilocco-60 Ponca Unity-62 Chilocco-45 Cushing-68 Chilocco-60 Ponca Unity-53 Chilocco-76 I. Newkirk-54 Chilocco-60 Perry-73 Chilocco-60 Blackwell-104 Chilocco-59 Woodward-93 BASKETBALL TEAM Front row, (L-R); Ponca Warrior, Norman Matoomealook, Clyde Begay, Milo Pakootas, Kenneth De- puty, Bruce Shelby, Jerry Yellowhair and Tully Ben. Second row; Lester Jackson, Dale Marceau, Ron Calfrobe, Ernie Ballot, Nickolas Paul, Michael Blackstar and Gavin Jefferson. Third row; Lee Ballot, Clarence Running Wolf, Dan'll Dick, Wilfred Ground and Noah Andrew. 76 Chilocco basketball players in white are (23) Clyde Begay, (34) Bruce Shelby and (35) Milo Pakoo- tas. SWIMMING TEAM Front row, (L-R); Louise LeClair, Elizabeth Buffalohorn and Rosanne Bunker. Second row; David Solomon, Garland Howe, Levi Jefferson and George Williams. 77 WRESTLING RECORD Chilocco-0 _________ Ark City, Kansas-44 Chilocco-5 _________ Douglass, Kansas-49 Chilocco-7 _____________ Blackwell “B”-48 Chilocco-0 ________ Ponca City “Soph”-56 Chilocco-6 ___________ Ponca City “B”-44 Chilocco-13 __________________ Pawhuska-38 Chilocco-13 ____________________ Blackwell “B”-40 Chilocco-50 _____________________ Perry-54 Chilocco B”-3 Ponca City “Soph”-39 Chilocco-6 ___________ Ponca City “B”-40 Chilocco-16 __________________ Sequoyah-31 Chilocco-40 __________________ Pawhuska-40 Cecil Dick, top, and Eric John, botton, are dem- onstrating wrestling holds at a students’ pep rally. WRESTLING SQUAD Front row, (L-R); Mike Petluska, Tom Tohtsoni, Mike Savage, John Peters, Edward Calls Him and Rick Pokibro. Second row; Andrew Antone, Johnny Descheny, Tommy Owens, Eric John, Cecil Dick and Lloyd Brown. Third row; Mr. George L. Dunagan, coach; Richard Kochuten, Theodore Overland, Franklin Greist, Charlie Berry, Alexie Temple, Zacharias Brink, Alan Begay and Tom Cly. 78 BASEBALL TEAM Front row (L-R); Mr. Kenneth Moore, Coach; Ponca Warrior, Norman Matoomealook, Kenneth At- tocknie. C larence Standsblack, Sam Walkingstick, Eric John and Cecil Dick. Second row George mute, Emil Ballot, Benjamin Hhodd, Ivan Bell, Edward Calls Him, Jerome Warrior and Alvin TRACK TEAM Front row, (L-R); Tom Mike, Colbert Cole, Gilbert LaForge, Gene Harvey, Ricky Pokibro, Darrel Dick, Garland Dowe and Lawrence Big Hair. Second row; Mr. George Dunagan, coach; Joshua Okpik, Glen Weesaw, Dennis Bearing, Dennis Yazzie and Jerry Begay. Third row; Ronald Calf Robe, Bailey LaForge, Dale St. Goddard, Andrew Antonie. Tom Cly and Robert Lewis. 79 Student Council President Robert Lewis 211 J Mr Fred McKenzie seems to be saying to his class, and turn to page 111 and read the second paragraph which starts with the Civil War.” „ • O 9 Where is Chilocco located?” asks Mr. Goulden, but his social studies students don’t seem to know the answer. Students of Mr. Karl Stone are learning the short method of fractions. The students facing the camera (L-R); George Nash and Dale Marceau. Verla Jackson is learning to become a professional typist . . . a-a-a-b-b-b. 81 These students are presenting the dramatic production of “The Navajo Wedding.” (L-R); Elmer Cur- ley. Warren Bell. Walter Pacheco (standing), Karen Williams, Marcella Barney, Laura Howell and Bennie Long. Agnes Kameroff and Connie Stevens are trying to get blood from their fingers for a “blood type” experiment. Connie seems to be saying, “I’d rath- er try to get blood from a turnip!” Students in the Reading Workshop arfe learning prefix usage through the aid of an opaque pro- jector. 82 It just needs to be one millimeter longer,” thinks Johnny Descheny as he does a chemistry assign- ment. Who’s this that’s trying’to become an Orchestra- Professor? Why, it’s a boy from Alaska named Dennis Wasuli. 'Edison Begay, your clothes will be a classic ex- ample of Modern Art by the time you finish ’ thinks Mr. C. Leon, art teacher as he tries to help Edison with an assignment. Thomasine Bad Bear must really be a good teach- er. Look how these students are paying attention to her, isn’t that nice. 83 Homemaker of Tomorrow 84 Martha Clara Evon “Are you sure you know what you’re doing?’’ Mrs. Jarrett seems to he saying to Sophie Nikolai. “Are you girls taking it all down?” asks Miss Janie Hazaleus. Students facing the camera. (L-R); Elena Nelson and Rosa Downey. “How do you make a button hole?” Sharon Smith says to Mrs. Elaine Clark. Seems like Esther Tunutmuak is more interested in the cameraman than in learning to make a dress. Mrs. Dorothy Jarrett, home economics teach- er, might as well give up. 85 (L-R); Terry Lynn Ketcherside, Lynda Hawk. Connie Stevens and Claudia Frank are dreaming of a white Christmas while making decorations for their Home Economics classroom. Mrs. Elizabeth Sweeney’s Home Art class is making Christmas decorations. The girls are (L-R)- Elsie M. Larson. Ruth Jacob, Mary McCarty, Deanne Preacher. Ernestine Doyebi, Carolyn McCurtain.’ Mrs. Elizabeth Sweeney and Stella Vielle. 86 •Now be careful with that machine. Don’t let it cut your fingers,” Polly Sheldon (right) seems to be saying as she expertly demonstrates the proper way to cut the ham to her junior classmate, Lucy Phillip. Shown above is Gloria Johnson participating in the Home Economics style show. She is modeling a dress which she made while Linda Dixon narrates the program. 87 Trades Sweetheart 88 Louise LeClair WELDING This sure beats a hand saw,” Tom Cly seems to be saying while using the power hack saw in the welding shop. PRACTICAL ARTS WOOD “Look what I have just finished making,” says George Brockie. “What is it?, “It’s a bowl!’ 89 Mr. Calvin Cowen, drafting instructor, is shown here helping Ponca Warrior who is building a model home. David Toledo is shown in background drawing plans for his home. These hardworking Dry Cleaners—Delbert Penn, Margaret Howard and Phyllis Blueyes, in the background—are posing for the camera while they should be working. Ella Connie King is pre-spotting a jacket with the help of Phyllis Blueyes while working in the Dry Cleaning Shop. 90 These boys often have some shocking experiences while working in the Electricity Shop. (L-R); Sam- my Lewis, Richard Suvlu and Melford Wesley. “A twist here and turn there and . . . opps, this’ll never be the same,” says Kenneth Oscar while working on an engine in the Auto Mechanics Shop. “Who would have thought that just one little mouse could cause all that squeaking,” says Roger Benally 91 What is John Mojin doing here in the Electricity Shop, testing a light or making an electric motor? Larry Brown, shown here in the Body and Fender Shop, tries a little metal conditioner on some lucky person’s car. Wesley O. Seyler really is filing away at that trans- former in the Electricity Shop. It’ll probably work like a charm when he is finished. 92 Indian School Journal Editor 93 Irene Smith I wonder who is doing the posing for this picture in the 1969 Spring Livestock Show, the steers or Edison Begay, Leroy Monte, and John Peterson. r fry- 4| Leonard Andrews is pictured here showing his steer during the 1969 Spring Livestock Show. “Don’t worry my little foal. You’ll be big like me one of these days.” That’s directly from the horse’s mouth. 94 Displaying their sheep in the 1969 Spring Live- stock Show are (L-R); George Malemute, Frank- lin Russell and Floyd Montoya. Leslie Nez is preparing his steer for the May 7 1970, Spring Livestock Show. 95 The natives seem to be a little restless at the 1969 Spring Livestock Show, or is it us? Solomon Bowman and Elmer Curley are showing their steers in the 1969 Spring Livestock Show. Ivan Bell seems to be saying, “Let’s quit horsing around and get this show on the road.' Pull Push ! That’s what Richard Goggleye and Darrell Pooyouma seems to be doing while working with one of the machines in Heavy Equipment. When all else fails, try pushing it. At least that seems to be the philosphy of the Post Grads in Heavy Equipment. Aggie boys are fighting a fire during a winter spell. Learning to use the fire fighting equipment is an important objective. Joseph Honvumptuva knows there’s a sqeak in there somewhere, but he just can’t seem to find it. Aggie students, Clifford Martin and Thompson Tsosie, pose with their prize steers at the 1969 Spring Livestock Show. 98 PERSONNEL Superintendent's Office Daniel E. Sahmaunt Donald A. Dominick Susie H. Byrd Della Nunn Harold Barse Leonard M. Anquoe Madeline Sue Narcomey Principal's Office Clarence W. Winston Doris M. Sneath Melba Lee Toppah Imogene S. James Academic Dept. Cleo E. Wallace Pearl R. Goodbear Jerral C. Poore Language Arts Dept. Leola M. Taylor Patty Allen Vivian R. Archambault Augustine Barse Edward L. Dunagan Marta Lee Grant Thelma I. Hanshew Gwendolyn Ann Shunatona Joy Spicer Martha Sterling Math Science Dept. Home Economics Cont. Dorothy Marie Jarrett Marie McCarty Mary Elizabeth Sweeney Everette E. Werneke Kitchen—Dining Room Vernis A. Benton Jesse C. Grant, Jr. Francis Hernandez Julia E Kent Semion McCarty Robert No Ear Chillie McIntosh Woodrow Sulphur Vocational Dept. Coston D. Nicholson Calvin D. Cowen Billy Joe Dye Berklie B. Perico W. Lloyd Means Louis M. Thompson Vernon R. Pope Francis Kirkland S. Lincoln Morris James Larney Rupert L. Cooper Harvey W. Lovelace Rueben L. Topaum Willie James George Calls Him Girls Guidance Dept. Clara Bushyhead Dorothy Fay Crawford Mabel Jones Twyla Beaver Nancy Lambert Freda Jean Lane Alta Grace McGilbra Mary V. Means Virginia D. Narcomey Esther B. Snell Julia McGilbra Lorena K. DeRoin Evangeline Pipestem Marian Stone Clara Williams Student Union Horace Taylor Pupil Personnel Services Charles Antilla David E. Parker Melva Jo Anquoe Mary F. Clary Oran Dabney Dorothy Ann Donovan Rev. Dave Adair Plant Management Lawrence R. Henderson Eleanor Burnette George L. Dunagan Rhoda L. Parker Karl G. Stone Junius J. Taylor Mary R. Ireland Gwendolyn Johnson Clinton J. Leon Gerald E. McCulley Alline May Montgomery Social Studies Business Erie W. Haring Richard Edward Goulden Ida Deer Larney Loraine T. Moore Sam S. Sanders Jack Talmadge Mary Elizabeth Sweeney Agriculture Dept. Claude Livingston Nathan H. Benton, Jr. Walter T. Kelly Joseph E. Nunn Victor Bushyhead Ellison DeNoya Home Economics Dept. Elizabeth L. Heagy Mary Louise Kemble Karen Bell Frances Bennett Sue Davis Janie Lou Hazaleus Guidance Dept. Jack McCarty Melva C. McGrew Boys Guidance Dee L. Gregory Bobby J. Burris Charles Antilla David Parker Kenneth C. Moore Lucille Bearskin Charles Black Kenneth E. Black Harold Burris Carolyn M. Jamison Ronald Kihega John D. King June Kirkland Carraisco McGilbra Norman L. Thornton Bobbie Begay John Beaver Ben Cerre John J. Snell Ernest Toppah Augustine Robedeaux Girls Guidance Loretta M. Gigoux Melva Jo Anquoe Patricia Head Mary F. Clary Marilyn Lafferty Patti D. Martin Lucretia Winters Denver Jones Otilia H. Hernandez Enos L. Armstrong James C. Bearskin Carl D. Burnette Russell Cannon Howard Childers Joel Compala Kenneth L. Davis Calvin D. Dickerson John T. Dunn Thomas Golay Henry C. Hendrickson Lewis Hunt Arthur W. Kent Aaron Kent Archie Littlewalker Newman Littlewalker Henry McEwin Louis McGilbra Warren Kent Myer Charles A. Narcomey Harry Nogle Roscoe Edw’ard Olds Lawrence L. Pingry Albert V. Schmidt Charles K. Snell Haden Sullivan Health Centar ;U.S. Public Health Service) Dr. Anthony DiAngelis D.D.S. Mrs. Roberta Lee, R.N. Jesse Harjo Mrs. Pharabe Bible Mrs. Mary Oyebi Mrs. Eunice Borman AUTOGRAPHS