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

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The Administrative staff, Mr. Harold Barse, Mr Leonard Anquoe and Miss Madeline Nar- comey discuss the purchase orders which are made almost daily to keep the school opera- ble. Mr. Barse is the Supply Specialist; Mr. An- quoe, the Supply Clerk, and Miss Narcomey is the Clerk-Typist. Approximately 25 to 30 purchase orders go through the office daily. Other office duties are also included in the busy schedules of these people. Administrative Assistant Donald Dominick and Cash Clerk Della Nunn, confer on a per- sonnel question. To keep the school personnel running smoothly, it is necessary for Mr. Dom- inick to be well read in Civil Service policy. Mrs. Nunn assumes the responsibility for payroll and all phases dealing with Civil Ser- vice leave. Mr. Dominick is responsible for all phases of the Administration, including personnel ond operation of the school. 7

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Superintendent Daniel Sahmaunt discusses the color page for the 1971 Chiloccoan with students Marcella Barney and Teddy Lorentz. Mr. Sahmaunt’s office is a meeting place for both students and staff and is located in the newly redecorated administration building. I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate our graduating seniors. It's been a good year, one that hasn't been without problems, but plans are now being completed for the coming yeor. We started our school year with a reduced enroll- ment. Our academic programs ond other school ac- tivities continued so that we were oble to end the year with an authorized enrollment of 650 for the coming school year. We began the school year with several get-ac- quainted assemblies thot ended in steak frys. Throughout the year, our Title I project has en- abled us to take several trips with students. Our chorus has gone on several tours throughout Okla- homa and a workshop was held with Louis Ballard in the beginning of the year. The highlight of the sports season was a visit from the Haskell Indian Junior College basketball team, ond a win over the Newkirk Tigers at homecoming At press time plans are being made for a pow-wow to be held at Chilocco. Academically, we have a Title I Reading program contracted to Wichita State University which serves 86 students with some type of reading problem. The 1971-72 ocademic schedule of classes is being completed Chilocco is port of a four-school con- sortium for development of new vocational pro- grams. Officially, Chilocco is entering a new build- ing phase. Specifications in all areas are being de- veloped. The 1970-71 school year has been a yeor of rebuild- ing We invite our graduating seniors to return for further training in our expanded vocational pro- gram. We hope the Chilocco Alumni will continue their interest in our school. We invite parents and others to visit us. Finally, we have plans for 1971 -72 to be a very good year 6

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Erie W. Haring, Director of Learning ex- plains the North Central Accreditation pro- cedures of accrediting the schools to Linda Jes- se, a senior student. Chilocco is an accredited school which en- ables its graduates to go into a college, and to may transfer from one school with all their credits as long as they are acceptable to that school. Chilocco has 74 units of accredi- tation. As Director of Learning, Mr Haring as- sumes the same duties as a normal school prin- cipal. He oversees the curriculum and special activities including physical education, music and art. 8