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

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Classes Indian Braves and Indian Maidens, walking hand in hand. Great our past, we face the future In this glorious land.

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Mrs Melba Toppoh Office of the Superintendent The clerk stenographers pictured here play an im- portant role at Chilocco. They are actively in- volved with the welfare of the students through the ordering of supplies, delivering of messages and typing memoranda which is necessary for the operation of the entire school Several secretaries are actively involved in sponsoring clubs to which the students belong. Their day is busy, often har- ried but a very necessary part of Chilocco r Mrs. Doris Sneofh Registrar Mrs. Christine Poore Office, Director of Learning Miss Tillic Hcrnonde Plont Management Mrs. Bobby Burris Guidance Offices Mrs. Louise Gawhcga Plont Management Mrs. Mory Kemble Vocot»onol-Homc Economics Mrs. Imogenc James Bonk Mrs. Melvo McGrow Office. Assistant Director of Learning 18

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Seniors Chilocco's Senior Class members have been active leaders on campus, and rightly so, because this is the year that this group of students is in the limelight. As a class they have experienced the joy of ordering class rings, or being guests at the Junior-Senior Prom and finally, of gradiation. , , . It has not been an easy road for some of the Seniors, but all have made the journey. Congratulations to a greai group of students, may they be successful in whatever they attempt. Agoodie, Eva Armstrong, Donna Azure, Edward James Bahe, Ralph W. Ballew, Richard David Barney, Marcella Bass, Patricia Nell Bear Cloud, Frank T. Begay, Raymond Ben, Tully Bighair, Lawrence C. Blackowl, Joseph A. Blacks tar, Michael L. 20