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

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Introduction We students this year at Chilocco are trying to make something out of our- selves and our lives. We met new friends, learned to live together, and now we know how it feels to be around our own people. When we become more of an adult, we will look back upon the past, and re- member how once it was all a part of us. Everyone will remember the times here at Chilocco. The ones who graduate from Chilocco will look back and say, “I graduated from Chilocco Indian School, and I'm proud!”

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Qraduation Requirements Chilocco Indian School requires 18 units for graduation. These include 1 unit of American History, 1 unit of Mathematics, 1 2 unit of Oklahoma History (students moving to Oklahoma from another state and enrolling in a senior high school, grades 10, 11 and 12, may graduate without Oklahoma History if the course is not taught in the senior high school, or if the student is unable to take the course due to the scheduling of classes). Four units of English are required. The fourth year of Eng- lish may be met by the completion of any language arts course taught by a lan- guage arts teacher on the 12 year level. Two units of Physical Education are re- quired. Thirteen and one-half units of the 18 units required for graduation shall be earned in grades 10, 11, and 12. Not to exceed a total of 2 units may be submitted from either of the following courses or a combination of any of the following courses are scheduled in the same manner as the other courses: Physical Education, Competitive Athletics. Audio- visual Education, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff or other courses approved by the Director of Learning.