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Wm mag Q EMM X121 ? 1,64 , 936 H5525 4 'My 64' OZ iii ...r?miKD29'f'f2- W7 is Gallup Fabric Shop Complete Fabrics and Notions sf' L f'l f ff,,ll I 1 3 ll rllf '5' The Gallup Fabric Shop 229 West Coal Avenue Gallup, New Mexico Phone: 863-5974 Trice 's Western Wear Gallup's Exclusive store for fine western wear for men Sz women Trices Western Wear 222 West Coal Avenue Gallup, New Mexico Phone: 863-4631 MULLARKY PHOTO SHOP 8: KIVA GALLERY 200 West 66 Avenue Gallup, New Mexico Phone: 863-5762 87301 Richardson Trading Company 62 Cash Pawn g 222 West 66 Gallup, New Mexico Phone: 863-9622 2 BROW is T RQUQISE SHOP No. 1 N No. 2 No. 1 230 West 66 Phone: 722-4008 No. 2 10-I South 2nd Phone: 863-9011 Gallup, New Mexico W. 0. Brown W on f ! I . II 3 --gn - ' ,Z V l .Q J f ,J A V 1 Qi:',f A J. P. MLOCKER 81 COMPANY, INC. Outfitters From I-lvarl to Foot P. Nllocker N Company, luv. 208 Warsl Coal Avenue Gallup, New Mexico Phono: 863-50-ll 045 NW 1 0RTEGA'S INDIAN ARTS 81 GIFTS QI 120 West Coal Ave. Gallup, New Mexico Phone: 863-9931 lf, 'U cb 1 g, K wx QI. 9 IN f M 5 Yi? YI' BUTLER'S . Printing . Stationery . Office Equipment . Supplies Butleris 237 West Coal Avenue Gallup, New Mexico Phone! 863-5512 or 5805 212 ll, STONER 8a COMPANY DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT Phone: 674-5263 Nizhone Way Beauty Sz Barber Shop Phone: 674-3650 Recreation Hall Texaco Station Phone: 674-5462 Mfm 2 ALL AMERICAN -W , scHooL SUPPLY . School Supplies Athlc tic l qunpmnut Olflce P llllllfllrf' 9cl1o0l l unuluu DOY!! T 126 West Coal All American Qchool qupplx Gallup New Mexico 87301 Company lflk 713 Wcqt RllCll man Strc ct Phoenix AFIZOIIH Gary W Patrick Manager Pll0Il6I I 210 r A 1' W, ,,,........' ..g,,f....4vv V 5 .. A ,, ,rw .ni ...-------....-.. Imperial Mart gl IVIartinez's Nlalco Meat Market 81 Groceries Fresh Produce Dairy Produce Ice 81 Fruit Vegetables Sewing Materials Shoes 81 Drugs 81 Cosmetics Open Mon. Thru Sat. 8 a.m.48 p.m. Sunday 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Phone: 6744-5614 Owned and Operated By Stanley and Rose Martinez Chinle, Arizona 86503 National Brand Tires Batteries 81 Welding Auto Tune-ups All Am. Brands auto parts Kerosene 81 White gas All Government Credit Cards Honored Open Mon. Thru Sat. 7:30 a.m.f9:00 p.m. Sunday 7:30 a.m.48:00 p.m. Phone: 674-5613 20 I J. -.1 v ' 4 -1- .3 -QQ,-nfl .lUSTlN'S THUNDERBIRD LODGE Air Conditioned T.V. Sz Cafeteria Comfort and Quiet in the Traditional Southwestern Style Headquarters For Canyon De Cheily Chinle, Arizona 86503 Phone: 674-5443 If No Answer Dial-674-5265 208 The fact that l never had stayed long in any of the monument country may be the consequence ol' a certain defensive reaction. There is a kind ol' beauty-and it is presumably the kind prevailing throughout most of the universe-ol' which man gets thrilling glimpses but which is fundamentally alien to him. lt is well for him to glance occasionally at the stars or think for a moment about eternity. lint it is not well to be too continuously aware ol' such things, and we must take refuge from them with the small and the familiar .... Wherever the earth is clothed with vegetation not too Sparse to modify llS CSSl'IIlilll Ollllillei it makes man feel to some extent at home because things which, like him, change and die have asserted their imP0FfHI1Cf?- lillf WlN'I'0V9F, HS ill llllS FffgiOll Of wind-eroded stone, living things are no longer common enough or conspicuous enough to seem more than trivial accidents, he feels something like terror .... this is a country where the inanimate dominate and in which not only man but the very plants themselves seem intruders. We may look at the moon, but we feel rejected. It is neither for us nor for our kind. -,I oseph Wood Krutch In remembrance of: Mrs. Anna lVlcKinney CEmmertflfSQSIfD' ' 'D Mandy Miller Herman Attson Theodore Nez Hamilton Hardy 20 X 4 , Thespians Vs Faculty Although assemblies were limited this year, the students of Chinle High were invited to participate in a basketball game between the Chinle High Faculty and the 'llhespians Club. Members ol' the Lettermenis Club refereed as Teachers and Students battled it out. Thespians branched out and recruited new members on game day as Superstar Gary Harrison tore through the faculty defense. Faculty members were persistently fouled as they pulled such antics as hoisting Miss Lam- bert up to the basket, while Thespian ad- visor, Mrs. Synder, was heard to yell KNO. 2, Faith, No. 2, Regina, No. 2, Some- onelw fthe old ball under the penny rou- tinej. 205 N 4 , an, di H.. .'- 5, . we 51 Q ibm SSRN Lg wx o ' ., ' Q - A fx S X! i M, , A X-i ,i '- bXi I 'QF M' 2.-9' 3X 4guns Q x ,I ' Q 1 V Nt X , ,4X.f5 m V al x 1 V Qi K i l f,: K xi .2 -L A2 41:-:ERS F- K xt Q 3. Q irm A , D , ,W It - ' , w i iff .- ' W, ,,.f Q -'wifi C1-,. ,,,f ,rf 1,1 ,z -.Wi,:.QfI.:,i:.:,g,,'.,H , A ' W1 , , i I I Q BUS DRIVERS OF DISTRICT No. 24- are the followingi From left to right-Standing: Francis Roanhorse, Wilson Carrol, Guy Tso, Stanley Yellowman, Joe Nazie, Joe Lee Singer, John Goldtooth, Lewis Tsosie, Sam Jim, Danny Curley, and Jackie Tsosie. From left to right-Sitting: John Brown, Kee Toadlena, Dan Jones, Ben Jones, Ben Bitsui, Ben H. Tso, Amos H. Yazzie, Roger Hadley, Billie Charley. LADY BUS DRIVERS HEAD OF BUS DRIVERS Alyce J. Tulley and Pauline Dawes Mr. Jimmie Begaye --.f,, Y. J' 20 Mrs. Edwards- Girls P.E., Health, Girls Basketball and Volleyball Coach 4 Mrs. Beckford- Girls P.E., Health, Gymnastics Coach Mr. Kleinman- Boys P.E., Health, Varsity Basketball Coach Right: Mr. Clark-Driver's Education, Var- sity Football Coach Far Right: Mr. KimbroughHDriver,s Educa- tion, J.V. Football and Baseball Coach 202 Physical Education 81 Drivcr's Education E 2 lVIr.Wake- Boys P.E., Health, Varsity Football Baseball Coach 'Sf W,-vi N -L itll Mrs. Meadows Biology, Blueprinting, Drafting Mr. Hubbard Shop 1 and 2 'Mr g kvf' 4. ,K Fi' Q-. ,W , Q 5 f'f H W 5. 4, we A I .Jw M :ru W 127 K bw I ., Q Hg- vox' wif' ' vm kr, mf M ,, 4 g,,4.fg,.:yf R I 1 ww .. Mr. Behner ,, Agriculture ,ni :V ,.-i r' Mr. Anderson Qs Agriculture 20 Voc. Agriculture 81 Industrial Arts Mr. Miller Agriculture I, Horticulture I Mr. Smith Boys, Girls Auto Mechanics 200 Mr. Blair Agriculture I, Il 1 ,K .3 X 1 . K Mr. Lowe Shop I, Building Trades ig. 2 I X.. ve: Mrs. Hodson-Cosmetology. elow: Mr. Tucker-Ceramics, Art II, Art II, IV, and Crafts. Abov et Miss Powell -Food Service and i Navajo Weaving. Left: Mrs. Marrs-Chorus Below: Mrs. Gilleland-Annual, Photog- g L- K 'Q raphy, Silversmithing, Art II. ' X1 Q ' 1 M SX 'LT Hwy, is , 199 Fine Arts 8i Home Economics 198 va -. 4 2 If f ? 211 .,.. .- Adi-, ' '-'5 J.. ' +C if-5 'Fri' .aussi A X Nl Right: Miss Nimmons-Spanish l N ll Far Right: Sister Torezynsky-llome Economics Middle Photo: Faculty having a ball! Teachers played the Thespians Club in February in a rollicking game ol' llasket- ball. Profit from the game aided thc Thespians and Letterman in funding supplies and future speech trips. P3 'xt 5 i Mwlseh' A Above: lVlr. Pearson-Music 81 Band. Far Right: Miss Grant-Silversmithing. Right: Miss McLaughlin-Art I and Weaving. Histor li i 2 1 E 5 . i , g Mr. James American Government Mr. Bergman American History Mr. Cripe World History Mrs, Jamiggn MY. HElI'l'iS Indian Heritage, Free Enterprise Gwgfaphy Q WNN in 'i A ,. S Business 5 l i i Mr, Haines Mrs. Davidson Mr. Johnston Business Procedures, Typing II Shorthand, Typing I TYPiIlg, Bookkeeping Mr. Robinson Typing, Graphic Arts 196 Hunt, Biology Mr. Beckford N 5 Mrs Christie, Chemistry -Q E N- 'i ' rrbA 3 45 ' jc? L, Sk S' . gs j kr wsu : v,,.. fgiigzs . Q.. ..:.5 ,L I i .. 2 if 'M 1 1 Mr. Edwards . Intro. to Alg. and General Math mf' Nik Miss Kern Algebra I and Geometry 194 5 5,5 Above: Mlss Dull, hludrnl lm Al Left: Mr. Mason, Ge Math Algebra ll Below MN Shoemluld in Math Intro to Algebrl Ind bm l Miss Laackman Miss Lambert Reading and English I English ll Mr. Larsen English III and IV I1 -,,,l, Miss Myers Reading Specialist ,,...-nQ- 193 fxvx. sry' 'El J i Miss Bowman EN GLI5 Miss Ruth Grant Miss Kunkel, Speech and Drama English II 192 sn x . LH gs NN QM Siam, X 5 f im f . fri! . is 1 1 z 2 ' a,jk7.:fQ. 'LI' V 1 5 W-ff-.',s1.n.!,,1:,1 -- , O . .ex R 5' I Top Far Left: Mary Ann Andrews, Secretary to the Principal, Top Left: Rebecca Tso, Office Aide, Far Middle Left: Wilma Wallace, Bookstore Clerk, Middle Left: Richard Attson, Attendanceg Bottom Far Left: Ruth Roanhorse, Bookstore Clerkg Bottom Left: Anderson Jones, Office Aide. Top Left: Chester Rowe, Counselorg Top Right: Selena Winney, Secretary to the Counselor, Above Left: Nelson Christie, Counselor, Above Middle: JoAnn Woods., Librariang Above Right: Bernice Lewis, School Nurseg Left: Tsosie Brown, J r., Library Aide. 191 OFFICE PERSONNEL fphotos by Ernie liegdy and Robert Yazziej .-:rf JV! Q '4 A Sv Y 190 'YQ QL, rc, Top Far Left: Dr. John McCoy, Superintendent, District No. 24-Q Top Left: Mr. Roland Kimbrough, Assistant Superintendentg Bottom Left: School Board Members, District No. 24- fPresident-Frank Adakai, Miss Mary Ina Ray, Mr. Pat Ashleyg not pictured-Mr. Gerald LaFont, Mr. Thomas Begayj. Above Left: Mr. John Birdsong, Principalg Left: Mr. Jim Borin, Athletic Directorg Above: Mr. Phil Kraus, Assistant Principal. 189 ADM! I THA TUR nwavwwfifc M'-f 4 4n, ,A xi A it .t l 5 .-Q'- iw:-Rx ,. fNot Pictured: Mr. Frank Adakai, President of Chinle Public Schools School Board, District No. 24, 1974.j 188 i KX ,4,.,x g .4 if 'wx Wie as g -ff' ROMONACITA YAZZlEgLeft: Basketball-lg Band-lg Art Clubu I g Spanish Club-3g Rodeo Club-43 Indian Club-43 Annual Staff-4g Wildcat News Staffgll. VIRGINIA YAZZIE-Right: Seniors Melvin Price, Benjie Bennett, Chum Yazzie, and Duane Leonard fgraduatej all seem to have been caught during a pensive moment. Perhaps they are thinking of future days and days past . . . contemplating what is in store for them in the fu- ture. - eI.t 5 e e .5 K lf' , :,. I .rg I M F gf., N. . vp, it 135 LEON YALLIEfLeft, LYNDA YAZZIE flilgllt. Band- I ,2 ,3 Ag Twirlerf I ,2,3,kl1g Annual-4. MILD RED YAZZIE-Left: NANCY YAZZIE-Right: 184 NANCY LEWIS YAZZIE Lett. ROBERT YAZZIE-Right: Football-1,231-Q Bandvlg F.F.A.-1,33 Pep Club-1,2,4g Forensics fPresi- dentjf3g Spanish Club-4g Minority Club-4-Q Indian Club-43 Annual fSports Editorj-4-g Lettermen Club-4g Thespiansvll-Q Art Clubffl AGNES YHXZLIIL-l,elt: Chorus-2. Indian Club-3. Wildcats News Staff-4: Rodeo Club-3: 4 x 4'5- CALVIN A. YAZZIE-Right: ilk EDWIN YAZLIE Left: if Fo0tballf1,.2,3,4, Pep Club-1,2, Basket- ball-2g WrestlingA3,4g Track-3,1Lg Let- termen Club 3,4 ELSIE YAZZIE-Rught: 12' Soitball-l,2, Pep Club-2, Indlan Club-3g Herof3. EVELYN YAZZIE-Left. LAVINA YAZZIE-Right: Twirler-3,43 Volleyballf3,4-Q Kellogs Internshlp 4, F.H.A. 3,4-, Drum Nlajorette-3,4. 18 -hill. FRESSIA VANWINKLEfLcft. VANNIE VANWlNKLE!R1ght: 'vs N HENRY WAbNERfLeft: HUBE RT H, WALTERS4R1ght. was V1 5 182 'Sw RITA ROSE WATCHMANfLeft. LENA ROSE WHITNEY Rught: if COLIN il DEE TsoSiEaLeff1 HELEN TSOSIE-Right: LOUISE TSOSIEALeft: lVlake It With Wool Contest-3g Hero Club-4. Lcficairf? PATRICK ALFRED TSOSIE-Right: Footbalblg Varsity WrestlingfI,2,3 Qoseph City Invitational StatejA4g Indian ClubA2,3,4g Lettermen Club- I,2,3,4g Pep Club-23 Annual-4. ' Tlwafb 'NHL O if f RICHARD TSOSIE-Left: Football! I Q Wrestlingfl,2,3,41Q Indian Club I, Art Club I,2, Sam YHZZIC Dancer. WILSON TSOSIE-Right. 18 80 .IODELL THOMAS 4,4-fl: ROSITA 'l'l I OMPSON f li ight: MICHEAL 'l'UAl'7LIiNA-X--lA-l'tz FRAN KLIN TSO- High t: Football-23,4-3 Rodco Cluh43. PAUL HENRY TSO4Left: F.F.A.41,2: Rodeo Cluhfl ,2,3,4: Let- termen Club-QQ Art Club-3. SH IHLEY AN N 'l'S0f Right: bah Q'TT ! ff! Qin 'hav MARK SOMMERS-Left: Footl1allfl,2,4g Hasketballflg Trackf l,2,4l1g Wrestlingf2,3,4g Bandfl,2g Cl1oruswl,2g Lettermenls Club-2,3,-lg Class President-2: Student Councilf 2,3,flfQ Class 'l'reasurcrw3g Spanish Club- 3,lLg Medallion of Merit, ASUs33 Alter- nate Boys Statef33 Pep Club-3,4QCl1em- istry Award-3: Tliespians-3,43 Rifle Teamfalg NHS-4g FTA fparlia- mentarianj: Top Ten Seniors-414 Student Review Board-4. MARILYN STEPHENS-Right: N FRED STEWART-Left: RUBEN TAH-Right. eo Club 1,..,3,4, IX Chorus-lgCh0rus-3. DAN FELLER-Left. MARTHA TELLILR-Right: 17 FAITII IiOIiSSICI,fI,eI'l: Rodeo Club Queen-31 Hodco Club Sucre- tary-3,-Ig Tse-Yi QUCCII-31 Homecoming Queen CilIlfIIlI21IIlff31 F.F.:X. Swcctlnfart-'32 F.F.zX.-3,41 Indian CIubf2,fI,-I- fSecru- tary--HZ Thespians-3,-I-Z Girls Slzltvv-32 Minority Club-3,41 SoftbaIIfI.2,31 Volley- ball-4g Basketball-I,2,3,I QXII Tourna- ment-31 All State 'I'eam---Lj1Spa1nish Club- 2,3,4g junior Class Presidcntg Ifreslinien and Sophomore Class Secretary: Student Council Parliamentarian--2, Secretary fl, MARY ROUSSEAU-sliiglilz Spanish CIubvI,2,3,1I41 F.'I'.A. -f-If: Ar Club-I,31IJep Club- I ,2,3,fIg Rifle Clum LL. MAEBELLE REID--Left: Spanish Club-I: Pep Club-I1 Hus- ketball-IL Science Club-I1 Volley- baII4Ig Baseball-I: Drama-I,ZZQ F.H.A.-I,4Q Indian Club-2,3,4L1 Chorusf2,3. LENA SCO'l I'-Right MARJORIE -SHIRLEY MLefl: Trackfl,2: Volleyball-2,3,-Ill 'llwirler-2g Basketball-2,31 Color- guard-2,3Z Rodeo Club-3. LORENA SMITH -Right JOSEPH LAWRENCE PAPA Left: Football-l,3,-Lg Varsity Wrestling! 2,3,4: Letterman Club-3, Qljrcsi- dentj-4lf: Vice-Presimlcnt, Senior ClassA4. ROGER PA ULgRight: Football-lg Basketball-1,251 Cross Country-2,3,4: Track!l,2,4 Rodeo Clulrf2,3,-1. MELVIN LEE PRlCEALeft. THURMAN REDHOUSEfR1ght F.F.A. 1, Football 1,2, Bas e ballfl,2.3p Rodeo Clubf2,3,4- NIELVIN NEZ-Right: STELLA NEDDYL4-l't: ARTHUR P. NEZ-Right: Basketball- l ,122 Football-I DAVID ANTONE OLSEN-Right: F.T.A.-lg Chorus-lg Rifle Club-2,4 Drama423 Forensics-21 Pep Club-2. JACK LOWE Lcft: Cross Country-Ig Wrestling-QQ Rifle Club-2g Homecoming Com- II'lltl6t'f5lf1 l .F.A.-4. SCOTT T. LUPKEfll,el'L: ROBERT R. MITCHELL-Left: Band-I,3,4 fPresidentjg Stagehand-3,43 JROTC-2g Ecology Club-2g Whois WhoA3Q N.H.S.-4g Rifle Team-43 Out- standing English Student-3. ROBINSON DAVE MITCHELL-Right: Football-1,2,4g Wrestling-l,2,3,4g Class Treasurerwlg Band-2,3g Stage band-3,4-3 Rifle Club-2g Baseball-3,4-. 17 DOLl,llQNl'f lQEWlSfHigl1t: Porn-Poina-'fCaptai1ijfI,llflvi l .ll.,'X.Yl1 'l'l1c:spiansAl.2: Chorus-l,2: Class Fa- vorite-2: Studcnt Councilf2,3,4lp Cirlls 'l'rz1clxf2,3: fXnnual Stall' --lgWl1o7sWl1o4 DON LlQWlS4l,a-lt: Seniors participated in the Christmas as Eddie Bailey can witness as a member E YK Chinles own Can-Can. 4 MATHEW GUY LEWISfLeft: DAVID LITSO4Right: Football-1,2,3,11-g F.F.A. 4VlCC-PfCSl- f r' dentj-1,2,3, fTreasurerjA4g Wres- A tling-1,2,3,4g Baseballf1,2g Pep Club-22 Indian Club-2 3' Art Club- , 2,3, Rifle Club-3, Lettermen s Club AIl.I IiI+1l7 ,IO I IN LA RSEN-Left: Spanish CIuI1AIZ Pep Club-22 Var- sily IVl'1'stIil1gf3,-IQ Lettermenvs CIuIrY3,4I: Varsity Football-4. CO RNELIUS LEONA HDf High I: WrcslIingfI,2,3,4g FootbaIIfI,2,3,4-Q Arm Club-l,2,3g Best J.v. PIayer 3g if' Annual Stafi?-Ig Lctlermenas Club-4. ik PATRICIA LEONARD-Left: DUANE MAH'I'IN LICONAIID-I,cI't: Football f I ,2,fI4g Iiaskctballf I ,2g F.I .A.-IL Boys Clmrusflg Art Club fPresider1tj4-II: Indian Club-4g Letter- men 's Clubwal. 173 .55 1 , J.. 4-I-. .J LURICNZO .I0NlCSAlligl1t: Art Clul14I,2,3: liodco Club-l,2. A 1 72 ERNEST ,IONICS-ell-l'l: KIIMMIE DAN ,1oNr:s-Higm: Fooll1ullfl,2,fl.-li liask0ll1all4 l ,2,3,-lr: llas1'lnlll--2.3,-l-Z All Conifer llas- ketlmall-fli Best l'layorf31 Varsity llasclxallmflll Honor Mention-3: Letter- men Clllll-3.-lfl N.H.S.f3,4. f N L' Senior athletes bid farewell to four years of sports and many memories. This year assem- blies for sports events were scheduled during the evening in order to allow parents and friends to attend. IllVllVlY KLADE3 Below Z rj new Jolmsnx ,x1..,v.-1 ANGLA JONILS-Left. LINDA ,IUIIYFQINHIA-f'l: .f .hz -5 , W 1 Hunnvr css I: Vollcyballf ll Spanish Club- I C.0.l'l.ff3L YlwClllliSf:gI Indian Club- DARLENE J ONES Rlght 70 DARLENE HARDIE-Right: MARY ELLA HUNTER-Left: Volleyball-2 f2nd Team4Statej, 3,4-3 Basketball-2,3,4 flst Team-Statejg Soft- ball-2,4g GAA-1,2,3,4g Annual-4g Track-1,2. ANDREW JIM-Right: Football-4gW1ldcat News-4-. GARY HARRISONfLet't: f! XLFRICD GUY seliighl: ootball-l,2,3,fl4g liillc C lllll-3. AN l'l'A 'lf lC'l'Sl'l l'YfLeft: A CURTIS GOliMANfAlmovc-: tling-Ll-Q l ooll1all---3,411 Congressional Scholnrffig U ol' A Scholarship Awardfflg l3oy's SlateM3g Student Councilffl,-It fl'residentjg l,ettermen's Cluhffl-1 Top 'l'en Seniors-49 N.H.S.-3411. ALICE HAlNlILTONaLeft: .l.V. Cheerleaderflg Thespian-lg Pep Cluhfl,2g Varsity Volleyball-l,2,3,4g Softballf1,2,3,4g Varsity Cheer- leader QCapt.jv2,3,4-3 Track-2,4g Choruse2,4g Gym- Traek Award-23 Girl as nastics-23,4-3 Best Runner Athletic Associationw3,4g A.F.S.f3g N.H.S. Cfreas- urerj-3,4g Minority Club-3,43 Student Council, Sec.-3, Vice-President-43 Girls State Alternate-33 Chemistry Award-3g Honorable Mention, All Conference-49 Top Ten Senior-4g Varsity Basketball-4g Band-33 Valedic- torian-4. 169 ,IV Basketball-3: l5asclmIlfa3,4g Wres- 8 JOE G ILLWOODY-Right: RENEE LYNN DIAZgLeft: Th Cll0I'llS'21 Pvp Clubfllg Pom-Pom- cspian Clllllfll Art Club-ll 3,1 -W' 4: Minority Clubffig A.F.S.-3g HOITl0COIIlillg Queen Candidate-fl. JOHNNY GLASSES-Left: F.F.A.g1,2,3,4g Rodeo Clubflglg Wild- cat Staff-4. SELICN,-X FHAZIIQR fXl1ow TAVIS llAVlSfl,el't: lfootball--3,43 Basketballsfi. VANCE, DhDlXlAN Lett. JOANNE DENNISON-Right: BEN DESWOODfBel0w, Left: In November, Seniors enjoyed several days of picture taking and missing classes. Members of the Annual Staff, Reynolds Uentillie, Ernie Begay, and Dolliene Lewis check in Seniors and help prepare them for the photographer. 167 FRAN JOY BRUERwRight: Cheerleader-lg F.H.A. Qunior Chapter Degree Chairmanj-lg Pep Club-1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus-1,23 Girls Glee Club-lg Art Club-2,43 N.H.S. QPresidentj-3,4g Shorthand Awardff3g Rifle Club-4-Q Spanish Club-4 fljresidentjg Student Council-43 Kayetlsel Kgfl 1 HADOR BURBANK-Left. CARMELHA CADlVlANwRnght: LAVERNE CHARLIE-Left: Twirler-1,2,3,4-g Annual-45 Cheer- leader-lg Volleyball-23,43 Basketball- 2,3g Softball-2,33 Track-32 Track Play- dayg Gymnastics-3g Band-1,2,3,4g Band Officerg G.A.A.-33 Kellogs Internship-4 OSCAR CHISCHILLY, JR-Right: if! 5-use K'1 T ' i jg, fgtfii ' C :',, xi,l A57 5 fifsf W -. I LUCY ELSIE BROWNgBelow LOLITA MAE BHOWNfRight: RICK BLUEEYES-Lett: MARY BOCHlNCl,ONNYeR1ght: Spender in the Grass . . . During Foot- ball session warm fall days were in- triguing to football fans as they enjoy halftime on the grass. 165 ANTIIONY BROWN Almlt: lll',l,lQN Bl.-X-liigllti llotlr-0 Cluln-l,I2g Vollcylnall Play 2 Cllortls--QL Mix CllOI'll5fll1 l+'.H.A.f4t Student Council Prvsidcnt, Curtis Gorman . . BENJAIXII N lil-INNlC'l I .-Xlmw Football I,2,C3,'l11 liaslwtlnll ,..,. . lc , omt 1 Olllltllf Cillltlltlilltxl Class l avoritt llotlt 0 Llulv I ,..,.l, l. Nlt mln NH HA: Fl ,-X is shy? Wll.l .MXN BIA-X451-lmv: S 164 IS ISEGAY JR.fRigI1t F.A.--- I Q Footballf I ,lg Basketball 2,3g IlodeoClul1-2,331 SUSIE l3l2G,XYfl,oI't: For some Seniors Spring Fc-ver on vure y .ir 'ronnd. FWF X,., , ., I ,,,.., , ,M :Ki Qplioto lry Egbert Tellerj COLLEEN BENAl,l.YfBelow: Tse-Yi Queen Candidate-lg Basket Sweetheart-lg Pom-Pom-1,44 Class Treasurer-4g Minority Club QPresi- dentjfllg Homecoming Queen-4-3 lndian Club-QVice-Presidentjffig Pep Club-43 Student Council-fl ALFREDA BLGODY Left Cl1orusf1,2g Pep Club-1,2,3g Minority Newspaperf3,4g Rifle Club-4 163 Svvr-ral Seniors IIl3lllilQ.Il'd to varn monvy and go 'L 1 to school too as an rvsult of govermnenl and privnlu businvss ventures in coordination with Cllillltf Iligll. ' NIA-X'1'II,.DA BEGAYfRight: MA I i I ,Y N IC HIGH .-X Y Mmm 162 ROSE MARIE BEGAY-Left: SAMMIE BEGAY-Rivhtz 'N--f ALBIIKI ISLUXX l,1,It. ian Club--l,2,3: Ari Clubflil Wres- tlingf2,3,-L BILLY liIiG.fXYffRivl1t: ELSIIQ l3ICGAYfRight: VELYN BIQGAY-Below: Flllllllllllfl 2 if -1-Z Bagkelba t'lx 7 3 fx Pensive: thoughts from the Annual Editor, Reynolds Uentillic. Q , u , X I , ,L . ,- n l :rw H, nf, 7 . xx ,s- 1' V K J 161 0 WAIXFER 'I'IlVIO'I'HY BAHEARight: CHRISTINE BAIIE-Left: IMELDA MARIE BAHE-Right: EDDIE BAILEY-Right: Football-3,4-Q Wrestling-I,2,4-3 Baseball- 1,2,3,4g Band-1,2,3,43 Rifle Club- I ,2,3,4g Chorus-1 ,2g Thespianb'-4 A.F.S.-1,2,3,4g Art Club-I,2g F.T.A.- l,2,3,4g Pep Club-1,2,3,4g Annual Staff- 3g Lettermenls Club-4 i JOSEPH DAVID ANALLA-Above: Indian Clul1v4g Cross Country Qiwanagerj-4-Q Football-1,2 Senior Marvin Peshlakai reminisces about past years as time for gradu- ation draws near. fphoto by Marvin Peshlakaij 8 Q. i Q I I v 1 J. i X Q flat 5 ,I he 1 U-ss 4.4 155-A L ft to Rig B ht-President: Mark Sommersg Vice-President: joseph PaPagSecretary L ll L V' Y ' allygTreasurer: a 1na HZZIC ff! 1.10 Darlene Yazzie Elaine Yann Crave Yazzie Laura Yazzie Theresa Ann Tso President of the Junior Class, Mariana Kahn. Below: Varsity Cheerleaders, Brenda Ball, Alyce Hamilton, and Karen lVlcGilbary, lead Chinle High students in a cheer against Ganado. 157 'Ui ,... Petvr Van Winklv Volvlla Vffllffll Elouisv Wagnvr ai..' VU? 'ii' Nlartlia Walkvr Lenora Mya Wilson Km-nm-Ili Wat:-liman Students await the activity bus for an away football game. I ,.., . 'T lfclwairfl Walkvr Nadine Walt-limzm ,J Ted Watson 41' .-1 r'- -- -.- -. --!' ill I Q ' .-.'0L.:L Barry Yazziv -Q I y 3 T Linda Sommcrs Brad Sperry Stanley Stayne Winifred Tah ,, an gan .r-'Wu ,J r Egbert Teller Rose Teller Allen Tryon Anita Tsosie A, NX M! fphoto by: Dan Tellerj ., ll V11 Eugene Tsosie Irene Tsosie Yvonne Towne Lairessa Tomah JS Q...-v Karen lVlcGilbary Loloe Mike Ronald lVl0l'gilll Prvslvy Multi' fu ' f ,., Shirley Ned Maxine Notuh IOAnn Olson Terry Rvdlmnsn X., , lan Schmidt Rudy Shebala 4 QP' 'as Edith Shorty Marylene Shorty Yahola Simms Alfred Smith x-4 .. 11 51025 Harrison Hardy Ronald l-luven Von Hoffman YD . ICI lrcnc .luke Phillip ,lake Leslcr J ohn 3 ,fd 4' L ff? Alycg Mae johnson Mariana Kahn Tammy Kinnuman -A -4 Betty Jean Lee Margaret Lee Ramona Leonard 4 an fi L Dorothy Hunter Lucy John Larry Kayonnie 'D- -Q, Irene Lewis 1 5 3 ev' Mary Rose Davis Cecelia Dcschenny Nancy Draper 9 '?' N L Nallimlivl Drnpvr Wilford Draper B..- llurry lilhiv 152 Society. Robin Fisher x? raw Caroline Gracia GC01'g0 Gorman ln October, select juniors prepared for installation into the National Honor X, -.sb Ruth Gillwoofl Clcrinda Gushoney Wilbcrt Guslloncy Sam Bcgay Taylor licgay Virginia Bcgay Winifred Begody 1... -v Gaylcne Benally Herbert Bia johnson Bia Wilf0I'd Bia as-an 1 If N 5 X 5 ,,::yli.if:,- Q 5' , fig A B, N1 :rf Nelson Billy Eleanor Brown Virginia Brown Matilda Burbank .iff 1' N-an ..... . ' . l :.. r , hi. f ,B I. . Martha Claw Ruthie Claw Ruben Cruz Glenn Davis T A Joe Adcmrk 1 Cn. L lq i Brenda Ball any 4 'y Irene Becenti Anita Begay Donald Begay O I 'L Evelyn Begay Gary Begay Linda Begay Dollov liallu a--5 Gary Baloo Doris licgay an fa' ,, Lt .. ,.. ' Rose Ann Begay f 621.4 .. ..' ll' F IC E ..' Left to Right: Marian Kahn-Presidentg Karen McGibz1ry-Secretaryg Winifred Begody-Vice-Presidentg Ella Davis-Treasurer. Roger Yazzic Studcnls al CHS spcnl lheir year parlicipaling in ax vnrivly of aclivilivs: Rosalie Yazzie tgaiwy cducalional fliecllc lia1ilcy?j and recreational. For smnv, lhc trials of classwork become loo much, as Debi Hl'lll'l' and lidward Silva-rs sown to taking 21 sucond thought about llwir day. XX 1 i i P Susie Tsosie Cordell Tulley Bob Whetsell J .. 1 1. My Jerry Wilson Joliene Winn Maria Woods X X I v , Carmelita Yazzie Chester Yazzie Della Yazzie Denny Yazzie 9 'N xi .i,Si5'iQXJ,:4 X.RH.A.l A s -3 James Yazzie Jerry Yazzie Jonah Yazzie Laura Yazzie cfm' Micheal Staley Esther Suit Susan Swanson .lm-an Tall i 1 ,fx -,J X -All Q19 I Q 7 T E Mary Taylor Francis Teller Harrison Teller Micheal Thompson X3 x 4 Walter Todechenie Tommy Tracey Jennie Tracy Theresa Tso fr? 'JJ' is Nelson T50 George Tsosie Nelson Tsosie Regina Tsosic X .,s Marilyn Nez Nite 'l'. Nez Carmelita Norcross Kenneth Robinson .bi I f J' 7' Mary Roewel Mildred Shirley A happy band member leaves the gym after a successful assembly. Rose Salazar S Roselynn Shorthair up-J fb -.ri Roselie Shorlhair Arlene Shorty F em Singer Sfidinii Singer 145 o-Lg --4 i Rocinda Henderson Rose Hubbard Freddie Jake J i ff tv? 1 Josephine John Harrison J ones Charlotte Kahn J: f'9 . W ,Q if '-4 or l'.r.45-J f ffl I Greg Larsen Ella Lewis Lorraine Martinez 3-an --4-1 Jeanette Montoya Tomacita Mutte Maudry Newman 144 fix ,avg Kallllem- J ne Donnie Kimbrough Mike McGilbury f? Jessie Nez 4:-Q, N. 1? Harrison Goldtooth Lucinda Gustine LaVerda Guy Paul Guy, Jr. Mrs. Maddie White and Craig Hamilton watch carefully to make sure that the chem- icals are at the correct temperature during film development in Photography. Abbie Hill Craig Hamilton Lorenzo Harvey R0gCl' Hadley 14 I fr..- 1 , . I i f J i Reeder Dcschenny Howard Dcswood Mary Diaz Pi0I'l'C DOISOII Sophomorcs, Gwen Benally and Tomacita Nlutlc. EX i 42 K' f-A Kirk Etsitty Cindy Foster George C. Francis Marshall Francis ai es .1-ni Helena Bekaye Norma Bcgody Gwen Benally Madelina Bia 'Z79 N-.Q l Harrison Boyd john Boyd Brenda Brown Roger Brown fi -.ai i . LaVema Buckinghorse Oscar Burbank Darlene Butte John H. Caldwell .23 1 B j f I l ff , l Bessie Charley Thomas Chee Marlene Claw Deborah Clauschee 141 Anita Adcouk Pulrick Ashley Gram- Allson Marvin Haulin- i A Q 1 Kay Baht? 7 4 Annil' Ii1'lIaY :4 '1 Carlclla Begay David Bcgay jerry Begay john H1-gay I X .,i 0 'll' Lorraine Begay Patrick Begay Edward Begaye Geraldine- Ilcgny 140 I U 'l101llLWJ.I.T.' C I all. s l'l c:m's Left to Right-President-Lylc Salwayg Vice-President-Carletta Begayg Secretary-Marie Woodg Treasurer-John Caldwell. 1 ...vi 1 , Xfx -1 fx- a - ' 'Q -. , Fracis Yazzie Henry Yazzic .liflmifcr Yazzic ,limmiv Yamin- ff .4 'ei 4. '.- 1 juan Yazzie ,Iudy Yazzie Leo Yazzic Loretta Yazzie N vm n . ,x ll x 4025 Q ' 'di Jed Ophelia Yazzie Robert Yazzie Rose Yazzic Slanlcy Yazziu ttyl? Virginia Yazzie 1 3 8 john Walker Carmen Whitclmir Angela Yazzic David Yazzie Debbie Yazzie Benjamin Yazzie I JS .X 5 K x. il! Thomas Choc Wilson Bessie B. Wilson Liddia Winn -BJ Bessie Yazzie Clara Yazzie Edi SOD Yazzie EI-lgn Yazzie 7 X 1 y R111 th ,fox nv-fm, gm-.4 N 1 L. . I .' Mike Thompson Ruthie Thompson Calvin Thomas V ailvriv Towne in-Q 3-Q ,, David Tsosic George Tsosie Kathleen Tsosiv Km-ilh 'Vsosii 1:9 -W 4- Robert Tsosie Rosilu 'l's0sie Sylvia Tsosic Arliv Tso YQIQQ: ,--Q Sheila Tso Tracy Todechenie Geraldine Tully Miclu-ul Ucnlillim .45 ft-ev. . Virginia Tall Freshmen underwent many traumatic experiences this yearg adjusting to high school life, freshmen initi- ation, in mid-October, try- outs for pom-pom, football, basketball, etc. with many more competing for posi- tions, as well as facing shorter lunch hours, longer lines, and a new demerit system. 135 ,Q-.Q Verna Mike Susie Nez Priscilla Pete 4 F ge 1 Regina Sandoval ,Q f MU, ,t lj ? ' wi Carol Nelwood Allen Norcross Carlton Nez 41 Victor N4-z IMIIII1 N1'0l Danny Olson 1' Bob Roesscl Clarence Reid Carlow. Slim FQ Vicki Sommers Gilberl Smiley janet Schmidt Arnold johnson Norma Kahn Lincoln Kuyannii -pf 1 1, 'l'im Larsen Dennis Lee Tim Leflore , 'dv Arlene Lopez Freddie Lewis Cris Luplie V' -4-gr joe Mann J r. Louis Meadows Tilda Mitchell Kiln Ann Kaye lillielene Leslie Wei' Elaine Macias -g,x-0 . ' , X wifi?-e ' -' . ' e'e-'i 1 Ronny Montoya 1 F 'E X I -'ff Danny Hoslvvn Frank james Q Lena Jones Mike Jones .L , Joan J ohn Mae J ohn Gladys jim Nellie Jim 1 3 2 -und M4'lVlll.l1lm4 S ,I immy .I mu-N Sli-vu llakg Ernest ,I nlm V1 fs D-1VldJOL Lstlu rl lm A Gr-wt A--Q Z Gilbert jumbo Ricky jumbo -.k . fx or V 'KX Kym K Q . x Aj K .Gr ff 'V A .gf 5 XX Xe , if-Q f ' Nw., ' . ij '- r. M 'W T ,.a M, M f 'Ei' I Jane Hadley Lucinda Hanley 'vt-ity Renee Henderson David Hobbs wrvuv Gene Hasgood Janet Henderson 1' R ,,,-- 1-E Jonathan Hunter Melvin Haskie I g 1 'P W. . 'TJ -kmig --.. -42 'N Q 131 ,gh ...nn 0 Kun Dennison Joe Deschene Evelyn Deschenic Susie Desclmnic rws. W 4 'i Lota Dexison William Faber Darlene Franics -luanilu Franics 'ft ' S Larry Francisco Loren Greyeyes Paul Goodluck ,I ohn Goodlurk Nw? . I X X 5 X 1 r J N ! Leo Griego Gayle Gorman Roselyn Guy Roy Hardy 1 3 0 uri ,,.'., Y , 2' , . f , R vi X, f r AI fu, 6 Q, My AX. K, 'W . ' b y 443'- I v' X gr. S1 r . A 'Q ,- gf Q IVY , X X X A4 '. , ..'N'.,Yk .3 iz - ee M k 2 Li Glenn Broum Rita Butte Harry Charley Frosh initiation caught Debbie Yazzie at her best! ipaq., 'Waup- Antony Clauschee Jerry Claw Louise Claw Chester Clark 4' 'ND Julia Clark Julia Coggshell Qi' f...-lf Ly? ' sa f. 1 l' Julia Davis tx Sylvia Davis Rita Dedman Miller Dedman J r. Timothy Dedman 12 f X ! f Richard Begay '--Q George Begay Raymond Begay Janis livguy Amos Begay d ,is --.4 if A . I yi r 'Ly Ernest Begayc Rita Bckaye Evelyn lk-n PDQ -ff? Raymond Benally d S P . 'L 2 ,, ,L 1 ' rf ,A 'J 'J - :'7ffr'.4l1' '13 1 Jesse Billy 128 .15 123 Greta Benally Peterson Betonie Elmlllf Bill be-'49 Ray Bochinclonny Melvin BFOWTI 1 W A I ,ix x' X ChriS M1611 Donna Alessandro Yvonne Arviso Shirley Achie .,,,..1 .L K ,. X x Selena Ayze Melody Ball Caroline Bahe Darlene Bahe ,...-.sg -nN.,,: X ROY Billie Betty Lou Begay Cecilia Begay James Begay IV- fl' .Lf 5 Z fl encvieve Begay Sueniga Begay Virginia Begay Frank Begaye 127 -5 -is wg 'N 'Af' K K ,fr sv gms ef 1,19 ' lst! Freshman Class President, William Draper, and VlI'f'-l',l'f'Sldl'lll.,l0ll1'S Cliarlf-y Freshman Class Sc'crc'tary, Priscilla Pete and Treasurer, litlivlvm' lmsliv. if i ..1 .Q ll 3 ,E crlzusz-:css '1 X 24 Elaine Mattias Cheerleading Sponsor Mrs. Nimmons S 0 Captain 57? 12 ,M -ww-u -pm 122 1 L Y 1 Karen McGilbary lirvnda Hull Captain , S Alterna to Q i E25 1 E af s X- Q-a xl' f.,3. 'fr- x .4 in K Ns X Qi.. N Q x -K 1,1 rsh is 1 5,35 'rv r-if zie Not Pictured: Renee Shirley, Renee Henderson, Gayle Gorman, Debbie Yaz Mildred CHC ally, Colleen Benally, Von Hoffman, Dolli CII B ta Gre t: gh to Ri Left From S O af: .AA o cv: CCI Klinker. Miss OI' Spons nd mers, Melody Ball, a Som nda Li Diaz, t: Left to Righ IH F0 Mutte. Front Row, F xon, Tomacita Di ta da Henderson, L0 .E Q O Di .3 E 2 re' 1- . XY . ,,.-.- ww ex 'x 'v' ' s. .4 'SFI---'54 ..1. . . kf,,I,.,' 4 I ' K - .-.,.,'L , ' - W 'T' li ' 'A -:I- '. ' ,-4 HQ1 V - +:.f,f.+-L2 ...Q ,Te uf: ' '- . e ' rf' ' ' ' ' -115, . :lfj:'f.,- iff, , L 'AIA4..- ' U1 . r . ', jf,-, '. JQi4.'htA ' ' or gag iii,-if,-. 5 . - 1 ', --971 Q + xxx' Front Row. L1-fl lo Right-Egbert 'l'cller,CjFrry Holbindpllenry Yuzziv, l loyd Arviso, Tsosic 'llSlllll1llllljlKlllll', Don llall. Ronald llrvr n ll Row: Ron 'l'homas, john Caldwell, Edward Walker, joseph Begaye, Terry Rudllousc, Yaholu Simms, Gary lialoo. TRACK 972-9 Coaches Ron Kleinman and Arnold Gillespie not pictured. 120 G-31140 - ' is J - I-. av 5 l Q- ABSITY BASEBALL 19 -19 3 F rsl Row lull to Right Hon Iso lVl1lx4 Attson Bin Benn: tl john Caldwcll flllanagerj Harris Prinus, Phillip jake, lfranklin Tsosic, Larry y Tsosle Dan Bla Nil flllanager Bc-cond Row Presley Multi Ronald Begay Bobby Morgan, .limmic jones, Art john, Thomas 'X'We regret that this could not be included in last years annual, bul Annual deadlines made il impossible. BA EB LL 1972-7 First Row, Left to Right-Duck Jones fAssistant Coachj, Chip Jones, Presley Mutte, Gerald Begay, Mike McGilbarry, Craig Hamilton, Robinson Mitchell, George Tsosie, Coach John Kimbrough: Second Row-Ronald Morgan, Greyson Claw, Robert Bitsui, Donnie Kimbrough, Roger Yazzie. 119 I' IRLS 118 NI X S F1 Q On Beam, Left to Right: Ella Davis, ,Icanmftte Montoya, Mary Diaz, Regina Sandov Tomacita Nluttc, Standing, Left to Right: Debbie: Yazziu, llrvntla Hall latrt Tomah, Karen McGilbary, Mariana Kahn, Alycc Hamilton, R4-gina Tsosic-, Sp lt I to Right: Elaine Nlacias, Vickie Sommers, Charlotte Kahn, livnnv llvndvrson Mc lor Ball GYMNASTICS COACH: MRS. l'A'l' BECKFURD Girls Gymnastics Schedule- March 8 Fri. Chinlcat Coconino March 15 Fri. Winslow at Chinle March 21 Thur. Holbrook at ClliIllQ March 29 Fri. Cliinle, Holbrook, Winslow at llolbrook April 5 Fri. Cliinle at Holbrook April 16 Fri. Chinle, Coconino, Winslow at Winslow April 26 Fri. Coconino at Cllinle May 3,4 Fri, Sat. State Tournament at Coconino lll li Srhoc L YJ' A 0 0 O T ,'l'YiMi'Nmh, ' , F Q N, W4-Ajutl t ' 1 .4 F ,ft , 6 ' Q9 5' ' t 1 ' P 4 . QQ . 1 A ' F' Pt OWN? A lf' ' , X ' 'x . ,W aj -iam ' ,D i MF x E ? .,,,C, lux, ,, I .R Q WA 4,,.......- qt 'sf 1 5 , ' 2 if 1 , it RQ 1 ' I X Q gg - x X . I if K. 4 - 4' ' f in 4 in , J g Q i ff. 'd i .F1,xf:'f,- , . v 'A -rt ' if .V ::',f?'Em'lil Y'ii A Q ' A A F A 54 - .gi 5 n .a 3, . . Tnu: 1 -Q it gpg: ,di N, ii . N il 5 F -QQ, Lorraine Price makes a free throw. Ella Davis intercepts another pass. Coach Imogene Edwards demonstrates how to hold the ball properly. Faith Roessell, after making a basket. R51 lil SP' 2. H-.., if! ul t Faith Russell Ella Davis goes for a rebound. Dec. 6 Thur. 8 Sat. I3 Thur. 18 Tue. Jan. 10 Thur. 19 Sat. 24 Thur. 26 Sat. 29 Tue. Feb. 7 Thur. 9 Sat. 12 Tue. 19 Tue. joseph City Tuba City Ganado Window Rock Alchesay Many Farms joseph City Tuba City Ganado Many Farms Kayonta Window Rock Kayenta Chinle took State Runner-up in the State Season Record: 14--4 basket, as Faith Russel aids her. 'nn- Away Home Away Away Away Away Home Away llome Home Away Home Home Tournament. Ruthie Thompson Geraldine llcgay 4 Ti ,, af f' f n ' -5 ' - Karen McGilbary Alyce Hamilton Mary Hunter .-ci' .1 , ,fe ,',,...o-wr' Karen McGi1bary attempts to guard against Monument Valley. Helena Peshlakai L0IT11inC Price Mary Ella Hunter receives a pass from Ella Davis. :wwe www' ,an-eww 1 1 wwwwq a L EJ f I ...A Top How-Right-Left! Karen lVlcGilbary, Alyce Hamilton, Faith Russell, Helena P6SlllEllibll, Laura Yazzie, Ruthie Thompson, Lorraine Price, Emily Brooks, Geraldine Begay, Third Row-Darlene Bahe, Lolita Etsitty, Atla Yazzie, Fourth Row-Ella Davis, Arlene Shorty. lll'00liS Davig -'QW' Yvonne .Nrviso 4-,,,,,. Darlene Bahe Lolita Elsilly in 9 ft A wg: S JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLERS: Front Row, Left to Right: Clarence Reid, Peterson Bitony, William Faber, Greg Larson, Ronnie Mon oya, Kee Gorman. Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Pat Takaji, Tim Larson, Phillip Jake, Pierre Dotson, joe Adcoek, Jerry Robinj Lewis Meadows, John Goodluck, Coach Wayne Hunt. MAT MAIDS: When the plea went out, many girls responded ,to Wrestlers Need Love Too! and the first Mat Maid line was selected. Front Row, Left to Right: Rose Marie Salazar fflaplainj, Linda Sommers, Renee Diaz, Vickie Summers. Rack Row, Left to Right: Faith Roessel, Regina Tsosie, and Renee Henderson. 113 NORTH-SOUTH DIVISIONAL RUNNER-UP The lnterdivisional Wrestling Meet in Holbrook included 10 teams from the class A North-South Districts. Chinle placed 2nd in the meetg Holbrook lst, Marana 3rd, The top 4 wrestlers in each weight class were sent to the State Tournament in Tucson. Chinle placed 7 men at District and was second only to Holbrook in the number of wrestlers from one team that were sent to state. Fred Larson and Gary Begay took lst placeg Joe Papa and Clarence Reid took 2nd3 Richard Tsosie, Pat Tsosie, and Sam Yazzie all place 4-th. The State Wrestling Tournament was held at the New McKale Center at U. of A. in Tucson, Arizona. Of the 7 boys that made it to State, only 2 placedg joseph Papa, 3rd, and Gary Begay, 4th place. -s P4 i F QQ as . A A wk . ,M Another opponent falls to Joseph Papa Gary Begay pinning his man fHolbrookJ. Chum trying to pin Melvin Begay of 112 'wx N-em X -gwhx 7 Xu., Pat Tsosie pulling the cm55-l'aC6 on Chum Yuzzie trying hard to use the half. Phillip pinning his man by a Cradle. 'l'h It 5 4 -..,s:2 'T?!',:. NTI2-. e wrestlers we-nt to the l t. Wingate Tournu ment, and vaum' lint-lx with in lst plue4 l'ropl1yZfl took first plum: and 5 sec-ond plat-tl, 2 third place, 2 fourth place. 5 1 98 lbs. I' 100 lbs. 1l2lbs. 119 lbs. 126 lbs. 132 lbs. l38lbs. 14-5 lbs. 155 lbs. 165 lbs. 185 lbs. H. W. Clarence Reid Richard Tsosie Pat Tsosie 'l'im Larson Phillip ,lake Ronnie Mitchell Kirk Arviso Mark Sommers Fred Larson ,I oe Papa Eddie Bailey Gary Begay 2nd 3rd 2nd fltth flth 2nd 3rd lst 1st lst 2nd 2nd 111 I I Wrestling Schedule : l973 joseph City Many Farms Ft. Wingate- Many Farms Gunado Showlow Ft. Wingate 'l'ournzimenl Holbrook joseph City 'Tournament Tuba City Kayenta Window Rock Dist. Tournament State Tournament IDN ,Je s First Row: Left to Right-Clarence Reid, Mike Begay, Richard Tsosie, Sam Yazzie, Pat Tsosie, Phillip Jake, Kirk Arvlso Curtis borman Cornelius Leonard, Chum Yazzieg Second Row-Coach Takaji, Tim Larson, Eddie Bailey, Boyd Tsosie, Fred Larson Kee Gonnan joseph Papa Mark Sommers, Robinson Mitchell., Coach Hunt, David Litso. 1 10 vi Bones Charley takes a free POW. Darmy Olson tips it to his teammate. J ones Charley goes up for a lay-up. J ones passes to teammate, Harry Charley. Melvin Brown shoots for two points against the Monument Valley Mustangs. Harry Charley almost fumbles the ball but manages to regain control against the Warriors. 109 -. Aa.--X,.....ea...Qx W : -' v1 Z4 N 'i I I 5 1 -Qlahivii 'ix -'SCA W iz-9 A MA 1:2 i' i I i Y F I I I 4 L-f The Chinle Freshman liasketball Team has had a good season and so lar stands with I l wins and -lt losses. ll' every- thing goes as planned they should finish with a I-I---l' record. This season is a credit to a hard working group ol' players who have worked together to help one another improve needed skills and work together as a team. Two of the four losses came at the hands ol' a good Window liock Team, but even in losing the freshmen showed that they can stay on the floor with any team. We havenit got any outstanding height, so we rely on hustle to beat the other teams. Over the season, the freshmen used the I-3-I offense, and on defense used a man-tio-man and 2-l-2 zone. Throughout the year they showed improvement in adjusting to the new ol'l'ense and showed good improve- ment in using a 1-2-2 zone press on their opponents. 108 CHS X tr Chinle Basketball Schedule IOTJS-T4 42 Tohatchi 71 Ft. Wingate 55 Show Low 0 Window Rock 47 Tuba City 42 Holbrook 54 Many Farms 47 Show Low 45 Kayenta 54 Tohatehi 58 Ganado '57 Tuba City 47 Holbrook J9 Window Rock 36 Kayenta 62 Ganado 235 IW 48 '7 4l 40 4l 34 Stl SI 28 58 Slit 43 38 'Ili FRE HMA BA KETBALL 1-unuyawrnldvf Top Row, Loft to Right: Calvin Wl1il0Sll6l'P, 'l'rz1cy 'I'oclv1:l1ii1v, Limfoln Kayauliii, Couch licukford. Svcoml Row: Hurry Clmrlvy, Melvin Brown, Mike jones, lluvid Tsosie, Harry liegny, William Drapcr. 'I'hird Row: 'I'im Dudmun, ,Iona-s Charley, George Begay, Freddie Lewis, Danny Olson. Ns iw fx 107 I L!-7 5 A . W r ' 5 . x 'f 'lr v L 2 A r ,. it Q -1 MY! AIN .M ,nf A, X , 1 J in f , i t ,. 44,4 4? 15252- Hm- sk 1 M1 I A mfg 325 ga 'wgI Q o gn I , lf' 5 K vw 1. I ,f ,- ' . qui 3 sul J, 1331. if ,Iunnn' Xarsilx tt-ani Ill1'IltiN'l'r plaxwl a great svason wllivli is witiivsst-tl lay tln-ir mnnvrons wins. 'l'ln- st-ason ln-gan with an cxviting, lint disappointing ganna- against toliatclii win-rv at't1-r a tlonlnlv mt-rtiinv lln' Wildcats lost by um- point, 'I-T-PHS. 'Hu-ii' nvxl gainv, against .Inst-ph City. luoostt-it 1-gms as .IV Wildcats swvpt tht' vonrt, til-I0. Win-n lfhinln' mvt Window Huck on llomc Court. tin' Prnwti was in an uproar as Wildcats and Svouts tranlt-it lnaskuts flown to tht- linv, with Chinle' svuring the last baslwt. All in all. it was an t'Yt'tlti'lll season for .IV invliiln-rs and tht' outloulx tor next yvar is gn-at! 106 Junior Varsity players got a great deal of playing experience. Several JV players moved up to the Varsity squad during the session, while the remaining JV team ended their session with a 9-6 record. 'L ff v iii f EXC, Q 2-I0 PII' i, , - ,..,.. .-.,.,!x . N, . X wi- -f ' ' 5 .-5 fa -., Q V., , 19459 . -r!--A ,5 of Q f ' L. V M1 ry ,ra :lb-v . 'gg K, . I Kiwi., Y I - ,I ls. ..,,. It il Jr ' W if V - l I 5 ll ii z A A K is r.l'r N , V , 'xx .M xr 4 1x V ' 'iii ,QS r+-' M., 105 UNIGR ARSITY 5-R 1 I flf f,..- ..,-ull' xg if Front Row, Left to Right! Rudy Shehala., Doug Uentillie, Freddie Jake, Coach Rick james, Greyson Claw, Ron Haven. Back Row, Lvft Right! John Caldwell fManagerj, Jerry Yazzie, Craig Hamilton, Bobby Whetsell, Mike McGilbary, George Tsosie. 104 , 1 9 , I A .1 'AJR .-...nn , ... A A-NNW s '+-.,, mi' ' ' 3 I E 'xg-X I . ax 1 ,A 1 5 Q! 3 , 1 25519-Q Q ,-43137 11 x I Q A 5 I CL! E Y xg! A'--.,,,,,, 'A Q :L in X A 1 K+ ff f'f sw, - ' PQ J gf Q1 ,,s. 423 J, .. .k x 5 9 ff' S.. if , f YM ff ifiL ii ' A wi wl -1 Right: Coach lilienmun makes an few adjustments uring the game. lialoo, 111933, and Brown listen in. llelow:fC3linlhitting for two points. His outstanding play under the boards gives Chinle an edge in every game. llelow, right: Smokey's quick jumper scores again. His outside shots always open up the middle for easy points. -.E ,.Q,i,., , .L Uyxtlv. lu' 3'- +..fi if WILDCA T BASKETBALL The 1974 Basketball season was the second winning season for the Wildcats of Chinle High. The I3-7 record was well fought for. Being malehed against much taller teams they showed tremendous hustle, determination, and teainwork. Their record was strong enough to loek np third place in HA North competition, and harely lost a trip to Tucson for the State Championships. The team and coaches deserve a lot ofcredit. Chinle was supposed to occupy the lower half of the WV, North stairway. lt turned out with the Wildcats clawing their way to the top of the stairs. Now we look forward to next year. The talent is there, hut what about the desire to he No. l. That remains to be seen. Varsity Left to right: Coach Ron Kleinman, Chip ,I ones, Roger Paul, Brad SperW! Ernest J ones, Kenneth Sanford Gary Baloo jimmy Jones. Not Pictured: Leonard Brown, Mike lVIcGilba:y, and Bobby Whetsell 00 lst TEAM DEF. ORABLE ME TIO 0. s .- Nsq, fu i . x -. UQ, N ,jk '-E Ita, , I Nm ' F 'YQ 'ri Left: Chum Yazzie fDef. End Tacklej Middle: Mike lVIcGilbary fQ-Backj Right: Phil Jake fSplit Back, Def. Halfbackj Yahola Simms ll,a1 promising junior half-back ilnd liIlCb2lCli6I'- 5 touchdowns, P.A. tackles. He averaged 5.3 yards per carry. Qs ALL-CO FERE CE lst TEA OFF. an 1 Q, t QU ga h , , W .. . refer , i ., ' i-.f,?1.' .0 ' gl: , ' '-'Q' ' 4. , -ff.. f ' , in 'Q ' 1 vs -i 1 - , Q fr A H .,, -v, . .-43'-,. , ' 'M y 'iffafw-fk t' x . r - . . X.-f,1. ,,,g' ' .k-. v'4 gy 1 0 -5,1 K Yi V 5 e- - ' . rg , P wf.:x.A H 1 k ' L' 4... A 3.1 . , I .. ' i ' '71 , -3-. . :Mr Q . -l,,...- --J 3 I .I ' nn . Q . .3 N . K Q X Y.-Q., s A Q N - fa Q b A,n..',fe.,'Q-1 - W N A f ,ff -.j. , ,g,gx,i11, -LL.- in A , .4 . ,Q ,Q Y Q L., bl- 19 , . Vx Adv. . f . ...I rig, kt . - ' : ' ., ,, ' I . 1 .--. s .f fl 1 . - .,- -- -Q... ., gi -' . H, , 1-any v A, . 1 .Quv . K , . , .,-.M ,V gf! sf W . f- X .-.. . -' .,, .. . ,, M. .. -,:.-rn--.,,, ,.f fa. Q- :Qu . 1 ,, ,A --W.: .f . 'j-34 , 4 , ' f- -W., ..,,. K ij' Q.. s .iq 4 , . 'V' x . L: ?ai-.Eh,g:9v,,1!k?ALi,s:'?gmA W . 'k.. .. .I A v ?A!v,-. ,.'15f..:v'2+Q+'wg. ,Qi , A , of i-f-24.9-.,L31,fg. ' . - . , .- , , V- Wk- . - GQ, W. .. .. A - 5 . , V . D, . Q 4 . Qy e.,A. ' ' M--1' -' q A -' -1, ,' ' .'- .1 ' vii -il f... ' - . f' ,?'f --Mi . . 5155! ,K-ff: i . . , . s.',.'l' ,exif ,,-.WL 'gf' a... , '.4,31t. 'K '-V 1' .if 7 ---, - Ljf5-4: , , 'fiffyj-.Q fe..fist?3'iYP'X..ef-fff3',vj 'f'i' , 1.4 k N.. Y -,q 'n V . 5. ,, 1 rg , ,V i..+-'f-- . 'V .1 llfx K -'-f viwfs 't ?'.5' r ri . , '4 w v' ' ' ' - '- ..-1 lf ll Colin Tsosie played light-end, kicker, punter, and field goal kicker for the Wildcats. He averaged about 40.1 yards a punt per game. He scored 7 touchdownsg a game saving touchdown against Window Rock set us in 2nd place in the HA North Conference. 98 . 4 A' .- M., .Q 4 . V.f ,iw I ,.z..:3 4..- Jimmie Jones, a Senior, who played guard and nosmnguurd. He was tl the kick-off team, and kick-off return team. He made u lot of tackll and he had a lot of assisted tackles. He also was a letterman for 4- year I l-5. I I Q, Qu' -s5'9'y li X rg. X xg' . rl 8, j 1-- . .wtf L In Girl's Volleyball Team Mariana Kahn Faith Rocssel Alycc Hamilton Mary Ella Hunter Ella Lewis l,aVerne Charlie Ella Davis Deborah Cli1USChC0 Cecilia Begay Darlene Yazzic Debbie Yazzie LaVina Yaizic Lorraine Price Yvonne Awiso Helena Peshlakia Regina Safld0V-il ,. ...x Q 9... .1 xm .. 5 L 1 -L Front Row Left to Right: LaVina Yazzie, Debbie YHZZIC Regina Qandoval Yvonne Arvieo Ella Davis ll.u'lcnc Yann lltlena Peshlakai Deborah Clauscheeg Back Row: Mariana Kahn, Lorraine Price l.11th Roembel Alyce Hamilton Mary HL1 llunter l lla Lewin LaVerne Charlie Cecilia Begay, Carmelita Yazzielmanagerj Coach Kay bchoencfeld Volleyball Schedule Joseph City A I, Tuba City ll W Ganado A l, Ganado ll W Kayenta Il W Window Rock ll W Joseph City ll l, Window Rock A W Tuba City A W Ganado H C Kayenta A L District Tournament at Chinlc State Tournament at Ray, Ariz Al A NAV North Conference Champions 6 'L G s --M.. Cross-Country Team: Left to Right-Johnson Bia, Wilfred Bia, Henry Yazzie. Bottom Row-Marvin Francis, Anthony Clauschee. Left: Johnson Bia discusses the Chinle Invitational with team manager, Joseph Analla. we sis . W s is Q' r A. Q Cross-Country 773 The Cross-Country team finished its season on Nov. 7, 1 at Tuba City where they participated in thc UA N Divisional Meet placing 5th out of six schools. During season they went to 10 cross-country meets with s being as far away as Flagstaff where we placed 10th out 141 schools and the Squaw Peak .lnvitational at Pho where two runners-Johnson Bia and Henry ll. Yazzie 4 peted against over 500 distance runners placing 129 273. Chinle hosted its own Cross-Country Invitational over three mile course and this was won hy 'l'uha City, w also wo11 State Aw Cross-Country Meet. This years cross-country team consisted of Johnson llenry Yazzie, Wilford Bia, Marshall Francis, and Antl Clauschee with a total of 23 students participating in program. xx '51 X f - A A V ,ig-Q . 5 Q 'R-as c r--X t 4' lm f -V. wail K - Q I as , . r . 1 mf 2 1 t - ' -+ Q .. '- wcg-.W 1 - WM V. as - t pe, K , A A I st Q, -..,,,. Q- ti. -5, 5 A , 5. ,ty si N S1 Y, i - - . N 1 . ix iz' K r .x ti t ..- P ? My SWLX-22 afar P J. t 1 't f 'fx 1 'ii' ' 3 , ' ei W Y - ' r .see i f o M ' r , K ,K K 2 r k g --L Q Q was i 5-,.,1.. . . 'ttt L 61 it if t fr Q S 1,4 L Q- tk W 4 K. . ,L H h p if SQ Sr as Q, J 'v K k': - Q.-H ' .5 xv ,. A ' L ' 1 Q o 5 . tt, U 15 ri, , A ,, fi I rg .mal ' f A 3 . V . . . .t.t fs- W' r , .. in E -sg 14 CRGSS-COU TRY '7 3 .m.....---- V,VV Hem'y Yazzie competes in the Tuba City Cross-Country meet. Be- low: Johnson Bia has just completed a three mile run in the Chinle Invitational. He discusses the race as he rests with Joseph Analla, manager. swir- sm . , We k,kA. i wi gf!iif!'5fQ -X m , 4, 1 -W . ,, Coach Cripc .aqui we . Yi R rw ,Q s-ef' s mixy. ' . . ..: uiwfss-if - '11-1 fe' S' ,J -ffm. SN + . K i Unforlullulcly, this svason was smm-wlu shorl for llnw l l'l'Slllll1'lI Willlculs. S1-vm-r U'illllS vumwn-Ilml or I'o1'l'4-ilq-nl, lxmvvvvr, th did nol uffn-ul lllv playa-rs nmrulv. 'Hn' ll'ill SIIILISIIUII lllcir first opponents, Alllllllllllfl Valle-y lost Ilflffffl, wllilv 'l'ulm Cily lo. 2flf0. l rcshnu-I1 gave- llullrrouk an run fm their monuy as llu- final scum- cmlvd wil only lwu points lacking, 6 8. ur ff, d'fT',, ' a NUQ ...ef if , I .41 L L., X f fx!! Freshmen Coach James discusses tactics with his Frosh. squadg then ponders over the situation. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL N -N Freshmen Football: Front Row: Left to Right-J. C. Wilson, Frank Begay, Melvin Brown, Leo Griego, Timothy Dcdman. Second Row-Coau Rick James, Tim Leflore, Harry Charlie, Freddie Lewis, Ronny Montoya, Lincoln Kayonnie. Third Row-Paul Goodluck, Melvin Haskie, Irv' Draper, Davis Redhouse, Melvin James. Fourth Row-Harry Begay, William Draper. Chester Hale, Joseph Klade, Francis Yazzie, Glenn Browil Fifth Row-Dennisonj ones, Bob Roessel, Juan Yazzie, Robert Watchman, Tim Larsen, Clarence Reid. 4 88 j.V. 6-1-1 'l'hc junior Varsity Wildcat lllt'k1IIl had a rathcr succcssliul scason undcr the lcadcr- ship ol' Coach john Kinilirough and As- sistant Coach ,loc l4cckfo1'd.,lV Wildcats won lhcir first gainc as a rcsult ol' a for- foil. At Window liock, this unior Varsity tcani won a si-cond thrilling ganu- with the final scorc lacing 28-0. Although this Tohatchi llawks proved to hc a tough lCillIl, thi: Wildcats tied with a score ol' 8-8. Monumcnt Vallcy was walkcd ova-r whcn thc JV hcat llllilll 42-6. 'l'uha City lost to thi: Cats by a Wide margin as Chinlc won a 26f6 victory. As did thc Varsity, thc JV has a tough fight against llolbrook and sustained their first lost, 38-6. Arch rivals, Many Farms suffcrcd oncc more from thc crushing blow of thc Chinlc Wildcats, as did thc Ganado llorncts, leaving thc season rc- cord to road Gil-1. Above, Center Left: A fumble on the play as ,IV Wildcats play Tohatchi Varsity. Above: Wildcats line up across from the Monument Valley Mustangs . . . Mr. Harris, the official, keeps a close eye on the line and the ball. 87 VL x Q Left: Halftimc, and Couvh Kimhrc runs through his Hells Hells! run . . 1 I - ,v---- f 'ty'-qs, ,v,' - .1.-'z' g . ,L . K... 0. fx . Z., ., :HM . Rf. ' - - w - f ' I ' . Il 4 n - ':,1'2 -- V. 1'-elif, 'WY' A '1 '4' ' l'X',g3KlX w-'Q,fS. ,Q . ,, 1 pq, sir-e'X' V, Yfxx.. as-adv' ' ' X ,- uhm.. '4 p - .--- al 5 'Q K ' an '41 5? M, Q 1. W. fs V is NN TT ., . , ,,. x ' Q' mx ,-r - 'fir 3? .nm up 1 ws , ,1:. is K A , ' ' A 1 fr.-'. 52 1 ,. M. Whv 1xa'l:s?.L,..i Q -- .f 'Cl' -iii ' s J .5-L , a 'Gift u A D 'JQ 'Lv 'K ' Vx 'mba' C I I N Mum we A 4-q.s,AL-.V ug, AN. M A A Q M , 1 -s..,f.?w-.-f-.p ' ' ,' 'I xfuoag'-Q'-' MK A .1-H.,-.,f.,, ,x , , .,. ,' f-. , , fp 'fw 4 bidi? ,L,..:,65Xh.,b2 N. ...,.4-Army ' ,4g,,'.:4h, ' NA 1 ,V s -...Q 33: Q W V ,Ak ..K'+,,.Ql ' ' 1 4- , , .' ,. 'nv' g ,. A 'f'05.,ZX:,'-V' , ff-sw.,,.f Q9 I A ' Q . ' , - - N- 1 , . Q' . 3,2 -as-.fu-,Q W- A. A s we ww mge si'- .wr + wp 1 ' NV :f 'X 4 pf? n.m'.'UZW 86 A -'K Q---A A - K Lcfl: A Quarterback-sneak up thc middle is run by Paul A ' against thc- NlllStilllgS. Above: Pursuit :md luuklv--Cllilll - fcnsc works again. Left: The most popular guy on thc 42? Above: A Wildcat appears to bc his own man .... s .ff 4 'rem E J g , i .. if 'fi ' , , ' 'V 71 ' A al' 4e.r. , Me-Sphinx Q X-.r ' .M lj, LK, x:k.,,r,QNN,,..,. MJ...-.. ... -Q we at W Q Nfl Ks. exam Top Left: ,IV Cheerleaders yell for a touch- down. Above: No. 31 struggles for his footing in an effort to continue in motion. JV Wildcats congratulate the 'l'0hatchi llawks on their Svfl score. lielow: Ed Walker stretches out as he moves thc ball down the field. anna-1l6 ' .3-A .Nts ri. X N,-.agar-0 w0 ' 'Q XR- Q uni Paul Guy Donnie liimhrough Um iirli y til Gerald liegay Edward Walker l Fl ddll ld George Tsosie Harrison ll ones Anderson Reid Roger Yazzie lolm Bm d M A . t Y ' 7' . ..: ,, ' at :i w-.-A I H , Roger Hadley Greg Larson Top Right: Roger Hadley makes a tackle against the Mustangs. Middle Right: Mr. Harris looks on as the J.V. offense lines up. Right: J.V. huddlcs to plan their tactics for their next play. 84 'ix ,A ag, N 2 unior Varsity Ronald Morgan I A ,W a Ca ptains Presley Muttc ml- +,, Donald Begay Edison llatathli my-.L , , Q K,, My . X b 1'-xx I hills W , i, I ,..,,.,,M 5 -gi s Q . X . 3, -. . .,....,.,, ' 'grfj,4m,,k , A' - Y , ,algvyirz - ff' ' ' 5 iw W'-1 ' 1 +0 ' A P 47 as 1 ' , ' -. 4, 1, 1 Q 5 L N A A ww ,,, .v I , ' . , ' 'v l ' M1371 ' , , f t , '?4- 1 Qql vi. , a f ' A + ,g ' ' ' -- ' gl! pf-.3 , X-A -'dm' ,V ,,.tA gf! N 8, , v, : -mat, X . ,Ag xff-' fi. , if it 'ff' '. , . . 1 I . ' .ls Touchdown Ill i f, v f J :B K' ':-Y , .W H ' J , Q.A-3 .71 F ' I-Esa u -ill, xy '51 , I l-3 ' ...af Wilford Draper Alvin Begay Dan Draper Barry Yazzie ?,'.,zi4 i . F g .K . s, N g, u,,:'f: r e 1 Danny Hosteen Keg Begay Top: Paul Guy attempts a punt return. Middle: Junior Varsity Cheerleaders spend their Saturday supporting the J.V. Team. 83 I . Left-to-Right, Back Row: Coach Beckford, Roger Hadley, Barry Yazzie, Harrison Jones, Kee Gorman, Gerald Begay, Kee Begay, Dan Draper, George Tsosie, Coach Kimbrough: Second Row: Ronald Morgan, Donald Begay, Edison Hatathli, John Boyd, Paul Guy Walker, Presley Mutte, Danny Hosteen, Wilfred Draper, Third Row: Greg Larson, Roger Yazzic, Jones Charlie, Alvin Begay, Kimbrough, Freddie Jake. Coaches: Left-Coach Kimbroughg Right- Coach Beckford. xiii! ., 9 S w 'Nw...,., K fx I 82 'ig 4 Below: Jimmy Jones assists in a crushing tackle against the G unado Hornets. lNr W do W, Left: Wildcat jumps to receive a pass from his teammate as Chinle attempts to put one over on Showlow. 'Sf' 'Q-ff it however, the fumbling Cats could not seem to get their hands on the ball. Being down l3f0 at the half, the Wildcats finally got their steam up and rolled hack to within 11 points in the 3rd quarter on a toueh- down. But, the Showlow Cougars scored again. A short time later, the Wildcats scored. ln hope that an on-side kiek would do the thing, and it certainly did, guard Jimmy Jones recovered again on the 50 yardline. With the Wildcats a scoring threat once again, a Showlow defender intercepted the desperate pass attempt to put the Cats on the short end. CllS 0 8 0 16 -24 SLIIS fm 6 7 6 -25 Under a eloudless, sunny day the Wildcats went to Ganado for a show- down with the llornets. lt was a defensive battle against the run as both teams could not do much during the first quarter. The Wildcats showed they were tougher as they spored first on an 18 yard toss from Cor- I1Cli11S TOIH to Chinle scored big again when Tom con- nected with Tsosie again on a 26 yarder. Ganado finally scored in the final minute as time ran out. CHS 7 8 0 0 - 15 GHS 0 0 0 6 - 6 80 With thc Wildcats looking up to thcir fullcst potcntial, thc llolnccoining garlic turncd out to hc a hittcr disastcr for thc Wildcat playcrs and spcctators, as thc tough llolhrook li0i1Ll1'tlIl1lCI'S ovcr- whclrncd thc Wildcats, 58-tl. CHS 0 0 0 0 - 0 HIIS 38 T T 6 -58 It was another one ot' rival gamcs with Many Farms. Knowing tllrfy were down last wcck, thc Wildcats, turned the score around and romped them 50-0. Backup Qli Cornelius Tom took over the QB joh whcn acc QB Mike lXlcGilhary was takcn out for the rest of the scason with a hrokcn collar honc. Tom showed thc Wildcats were still in good hands hy playing to a 22 pt. sccond halt' and passing for 102 yds. CHS 16 12 I4 8 -50 MFIIS 0 0 0 0 - 0 It was a special night for the Wildcat scn- iors and their parents. Xt K ... -sm i K an . 5 f . .45-D 'WX ' 1 lg In Q-Ei .r Q1 031 tiiii 5 S Eddie Bailey Bobby Whctscll Marvin Peshlakai David Litso r r' , Q3 ni ffl As. NSN. F 4 'A X ' Q3 1 JJ r so at V 5 Q .r nf f of .Q .X mm , s Q , if! M DI Colin Jlsasic Billy Bcgay 'l'avis Davis Alfred Guy Lee Benally 79 1 tl Above-End!C. Tsosig- eludcs u tacklcr, after snatching a pass in the Gunado secondary. Top Right-Tough Wildcat defense get it together on the field.4'1'op Far Riglli-Def. Elld HCHJCIT Goodluck 1721 goes in the Showlow buekfield for a big kill and u loss. Bottom Far Right-A Wildcat sticks it to an opponent in front of the bench. Brown lead the rushing with a net total of 135 yds. and scored 2 TDs. 'l'he Wildcat defense proved their worth as they held the Warrior rushing and air attack to u mere 33 yds. total. CHS 6 I4 0 0 -20 'l'CllS 0 0 0 6 - 6 Mark Soinnwrs Braid Sperry lframklin 'l'so l r1-d Larson Sam llvguy Gary lla-guy ,238 .,,. :. , --'01,-L - '-'V ' 'gg 4..:at W 'LLL' '19-'X f , U1 ca M It l- Lic F.. ,, ,aa 4 . ll, ? I x l xl ri '1.R A -1 -li llerbvrl Goodluek X 51 Fx? ll-4 - fb if N vb 'fi Tj' 'C I ,QV - ,p - if .1 5 s 78 l Q, 1 0v,'f'r '1- Top LeftYWhat goes up to block a Showlow punt? none other than Jimmie Jones f63l. Middle Left- Simms breaks loose for a long gainer against Ganado. Bottom Left-6'WllA'1'!ln QB Tom attempting to throw a pass, but the ball slips out of his hand. Top- Freshmen jones Charley f 125 runs for long yardage, after a great block from hack Y. Simms. Right-Three Fast Keacting Wildcats about to siop llolbrook on the line. Nlarsliall .I ames . K -5 ', N A - 5 .M K ll ,M 15555 f . ., gg The officials called for a conference playoff. 'l'he Wildcats came out on top when ldnd Colin 'Vsogje scored on a 31 yard pass from WleGilbary. 'l'he defense lu-ld them to 114 yds. on Alf attempts. 'l'lJs. were scored hy lNleGillrary on runs of 1 and 4.5 yds, respectively, Brown on a 70 yd. and Simms on a ll yd. run. cus 0 us as 7 .ze -0.3-1. WRIIS 0 0 I-li I-li -28 -0-28 The Wildcats picked up their 3rd conference and 5th overall win ol' the season in a 20-6 victory over the Warriors. 'l'he Wildcats had a tremendous rushing game with a total of 282 yards. 5 Robert Yazzie Ernest jones Curtis GOYITHUI Sammic Bcgay Edwin Yazzic jinnnie jones . A A ' ,, 5, 1- x FU X s 'L it .tit Lf, t, NQ ' 1 if 'J e sa .ui 4 A SIE - 9 ,f lk . ' . 4, k m ' Q V 1 Ilan' N .f aff' , ' 4 y . , 'H ' ' me-.ff A s . in Q Q . c - in A a X J ' f gl E 'V .1-s V Q - . ,, a. up 5' 'wi i 77 C71 65 . L Q is A' Hd' 3 . it ,ea ,: .vu i 13 .sf ' .T .-., F7 f '7 71 -'EQ:i1 u 'K Q 'H' .Q lieonard llrown Yaliola Simms Dualre Leonard With thc Wildcats on a 2 game winning streak, the ltlustangs of Monument Valley held thc Wildcats to no score in the first half, but the Wildcats came hack and com- pletely dominated the second half in a 26-0 shutout victory. Def. End Chum Yazzie, brought the crowd to life by intercepting a lateral pass, which he returned 66 yds. to the 5 yd. line where McGilhary took it in on a 4 yd. dash. From here the Wildcats scored 3 more through the Mustang defense. CVHS 0 0 T I0 - 26 MVHS 0 0 0 0 - 0 For the Wildcats this was an important Con- ference QDO or Die, game against Arch-rival Window Rock, Downing them 34--28 in Conf. Playoff. After compiling Ill pts. in thc 3rd quarter the Scouts managed to surprise the Wildcats by tying the score in the 4th quarter as time ran out. GJ '21 The Wildcats coming out of the seasons opener loss, made the Eagles of Crownpoint wish they never came to Wildcat Countryg as the Wildcats grounded out 255 yds. on the ground. hlcflillmary lead all rusher with l04 yds. on 3 attempts, hc also ran for 2 TDs., one for 70 yds. and one for 211' yds. P. Jake also scored on ll U yd. pass from lX'lcGilba1'y, late in the first half. lt was an l8f6 score for thc Victorious Wildcats. 6 6 0 - I8 0 0 0 - 6 'ns 6 lnowwvol NT 6 t Ft. Wingate, the Cats downed the Bears by the score ol' l8s6. llalfback Yaliola Sinnns had a spectacular rushing night, as he ran for a total of 135 yds, on 13 carries and one TD. Jake ran 85 yds, for a TD is an exciting kick- off return in the 4-th quarter, he also scored on a 40 yd. pass from lVlcCill1ary. CHS 6 6 0 6 - 18 FWIIS 0 0 6 0 - 6 Cornelius Tom Robinson Mitchell Bengie Bennett g Mike lVlcGilbary Bobby Morgan I 3 i 'J' Lyle Salaway Phillipjake E c e, ' .A Q27 C1 s. ru s . if Q , - N e- 4 .1-.1 Q.. 9 .i fin ' 1 ar- 'Ep J' fl if Q ' 1 gigs 1 , 5 , Q , ' f' ,A . Glen Clark--llcad llUill'll Top Left-Back Leonard Brown is about to be brought down after a long gain., by a Ganado Defender. Right-QB M. lVlcGilbary 1141 hands off to HB Y. Simms, when the line opens a big hole in the Crownpoint defense. Top Far Right-Guard Jimmy jones f63J calls a defen- sive signal for the Wildcats. Bottom Far Right- Papa 1401 sneaks a handoff to one of the backs. Fullback Phillip Jake who ran for a total of 87 yds on 6 atnnnpts TaHback Joe Papa returned an 85 yd. punt return for another score. Quarterback Mike lVlcGilbary started a fine season, throwing for 113 yds. on an 8-15 attempts. CHS 0 6 0 6 -12 SHS 0 6 7 0 -13 74 C , X 1 'sf Q As Auf S I Phil Wake- Asst lo ull AIlil1'I'S0ll .Imu I 3 x Ll? LQ 3. cas. ,ssl W CU n If-A Bu MM? xxx, Qiigmk xl!-1 Sl im 'R Q'-Q1 wax .nw-4 gf wx 'VU' mx Jw xii? Um., yy 3112? is ii- iff XM -.YN A ,X QW:-ww -mini as-mms Q ,Q 1555! we 5 ii Q Kpsx Q, ard Brown Marvin Pcshlakui crl Yazme Marshall James ehus lom David Litso Floyd F . i 1 tiff 'E ' ' 3, V Q-I 5 sew - 'e 6' t x. gg K A , 1 e 9 U -..-- . , tl , ,fx K '- 41: 1 4 V 3' - .DY , ' I Q' I , Q if ,Q ' --H1Q, '1f'-m- 'jilz.,,? Xxx. 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The First touchdown of the season was scored by Qu Top-A moment of solenm contemplation before the game. Above-Varsity players watch anxiously from the sidelines. 72 WILDC T VA Q-:QQ ef 35, 9 s ' mars rnfft 4 ...J i r'f+4 a:. 'F' I-I1 ,.,, J- f r ny X iv Q 'QNEN P' 5 X - ca gn Q T Q .. r .r 2 . 'n YG 1, cr fc: If i .. ' - .Gln . rn ' - X. . ni r .nr. r , 2 L1 , Z. . r ff-if -r ff i r .r t wg 1 n if r M 'r f - .. 5 rrr , -Q 1 , :?,gA:Lk,W fvljf.,-3, .6 in 5 k.:V ki i '- h ifi? t A .LQ if A J: r .jffef Qt-Lil, W 1 sg' . N , K ig ,. X fl ., . f' L . -Q n r' A 1 , 'N' ' - '- Q ' Q p r . Q.. Pop Row: Duane Leonard Fddic Bfiilcy Herbert Goodluck lylc Qalaway Fmig, H'lmilt0n 'lov lapu Colin lsosif I'r1.d I1 Ernest Jonas Mike McGilbary Gary Beday Yahola Simms. Middls, Row: lavis Davis Curtis Gorman Bobby Mor an Mark Som: Sam Beguy Bbnjamin Bennett Sammie Begay Billy Bcgay. lfront Row: Jimmin jones Irinklin 'Iso Robinson Mitchvll Kirk Ar Arviso Brad Sperry Phillipjake Edwin Yazzie. l F P J X . .. - . - , K , .5 - . V4 -Ni i . - ' . ' K 'K . x, . K A .il Y K 4 ' -- - ' h - . , . ' ss M 'E .' ' ' -fi' '. ' 1 i N A .' K . .. .- :J 1' 0.0, ' pp' . ui 0 3 W- .,f f f ' u I 1 i 1. n 'J 'A ' ' T'Q,fiu'5 .sl A FQ jf! .Qu Q- 5 ' 1 ' I ' ' v E. fx-F j1..!! ff H I L., If .M Q 8:51 . ., . .L .f,,..,,., K? . K ,iii 1 'I x M a' J , I 4 , ,w' I . ' 1 : 2 ff ... H F - v b , i W L K ' ri i ' r . f . bb I A . U, Q U, r' .ik , J.. ,r P . , ... 'I' J CD na y g, I V A' 'Lg Nu Y Vu . 5 . - ' Q L. K 1 ' J 1 I 1 3 - ' my i , 9 ' 77 f X M' K l 1f :.i1.1' ' . ' job . , 1 , r . ,, is .gifiw .. -- . . . . 5, .P . . W---Y'r . 'U A -- . A ' -: . Nw. 1 , .. - ' wb 5. ,ke 'B . . . ru, .x M . , 4 -.-.. . , . . ,. 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Q ,f , , it 4 ,Y if 0 g i Br -if + s 5 v . 5 . figs My H Q, 1 HN3 -r if 2' . ,is . N Ki wk X ,f ,, fi, .ig U- K ,Fir gr, aft,-,Q Q fimffsi sg, 4 , 3 ggi W . , K , tw Q 1 ' fmwuai '. Q xyxall ai! J 'ie 'AS 05 f --fp X N4 3 if v 5' 5- 4 ll V , J 4 , , J K , A 1 7 1 , , , A M , x ' A H ' , 1 ra , ' , Q S . Y K M 4, Y s a s 9 ' a 1 , , , as .2 U5 0 V5 P' 4-9 cd Q-4 7x -Q sz 6 Y lag ,.. 5 Club Members: Front Row, Left to Right-Robert Morgan, Robin Fisher, Bobby Brown, Duane Leonard. Second Rowilohn Caldwell Hill, Mrs. McLaughlin fSponsorJ, Mary Rousseau, Fran Bruer, and Robert Yazzie. l A rt Club . f .V Us 2 F! Front Left to Right: Evelyn Yazzie, Agnes Yazzie, Lena Scott, Alfreda Begody, None Yuzzic, Doug Knowlton, Larry 'l'so, Dennis Billy, Nan Yazzie, Alvin Bahe, Johnny Glasses, and Sponsor: Mr. Robinson. ildcat News 3,41- J i. Top: From Left to Right: Evelyn Yazzic, Lean Scott, Doug Knowlton. Back to camera: Larry Tso and Agnes Yazzie. Lefw photo: Teachefs Aide, Mrs. White helping out on thc Wildcm News Paper. FIST YN! 61.000 NUI Al R5 HUMEMAK 5' 2 4 I AM EDIEIICA uturc Homemakcrs of America: Front Row, Left to Right-Renee Henderson, Vicki Sommers. Second Row-Maria Wood, Roeinda CIldEl'S0ll, jan Schmidt, Irene jake, Debbie Weathers, Debi Bruer, Sister Loretta Torezynski fSponsorj, Third Row-Roselie Yazzie,Jem1ifer awthome, Robin Fisher, Abbie Hill, Susan Swanson. Fourlh Row-Virginia Tah, Eleanor Shirley, JoAnn Teller, Helen Bia, Linda johnson, aybellc Reid. lielow-jennifer Ilawthome models her entry for the 'Wlake It With Wool Contestg Melody Ball displays her entryg and, Irene ake adds finishing touches. Future Homemakers America 67 .4-v NSN 5-six.. w New Indian Club: First Row, Left to Right-Faith Roessel, Bobby Brown, Colleen Benally, Second Row Duane l eomrd Robert Morg.,an, Clan nm Reid, LaVina Yazzie, Boyd Tsosie, Gaylynn Bcnally, Carmelita Yazzie, Mary Roessel, Deborah Clanschec I ret.: Benally l wen Bcnally lat Leonard, Debbie Yuzzie. Third Row-Maybelle Beid, Linda Johnson, Della Bahe, Cordell lulley liucbcn true l'.1t lsosie William Drapmr Yvonne Arviso, Priscilla Pete. Fourth Row-Helen Bia, Shirley Tso, Vincent Dayveg, Edigon ll,n,nnl, joe Knalli Nancy Yazzre liamonauti Yazzie, Anita Etsitty. n i a u n Indian Club President, Bobby Brown, dressed in traditional fashion as the club participates in the Homecoming Parade. 66 ff '- F J' ii C.H.S. Rodeo Club Below, Left to Right: 'Vlr. Lowe fSponsorj, Vice-President Wilfred Hia, Secretary Faith Roessel, President Howard Etsitty, and Treas- urer Terry Redhouse. Not pictured are Spon- sors Miss Marsha Klinker and Mr. Coleman Anderson. Jil , 7, l X Rodeo Club: Left to Right, Top Row-Larry Kayonnie, Paul Tso, lloward Etsitty, Robert Tsosie, Terry Redhouse. Middle Row-Edward Silvers, Sam Begay. Bottom Row-Arlene Shorty, Evelyn Teller, Theresa Tso, Virginia Begay, Madelene Bia, Evelyn Begay, Faith Roessel, Benjie Bennett, Willis Begay, Jr., Wilfred Bia. .4-isa -if 'T' 'S 'Nw-ww. .,A.., K, mv 1, ...A RODEO Clillll The Rodeo Cluh was sponsorml hy Mr. Lowa' uni Mr. Browning last year. We pill'llt'lpillt'll in il Couple' 0 full rocluos around the Reservation am-11 mluv lo an lllCl'lT2lSt' in llw nurnlacr ol' lligll Svliool llocle-os in lln amen. Wu- scnl six lnoys to thu stall' nwvl in llouglais. rlllltffl' wi' haul one lroy quzllily lor lln' National y. . 1 . .. l' :nails in lllilll. l' rom this ln' wus olle-iw-al ax llmlvo Sm-hol ill':-lllp hy N..fX.ll. 'l'his Cowlnoy was none' ollu-r than grufluulv llarry Yuzzic. This yi-ur llnf llomlvo Clnlr is sponsorvml lay Nlr Lows-, Miss Klinkcr, and lllr. .'Xnrlvrson. 'l'lu- 1-lulu pri-si clonl is llowarfl lilsitly. Wa? plain on an om'-ilzly rmlvo hvre at C.H.S. in the spring in conjunction with llu- Lions Clulr Rodeo where wc will sw inosl ol' our vlulx ii action. .. X I Spanish Club- Officvrs: Left to Right: Mary Diaz Secretary Mary lim-ssvlvPrc-sidenl Fran llruvr-Vice-President Thespians Thespians: Front Row, Left to Right-Lewis Meadows, Allen Tryon, Joe Adcock, Susan Swanson, John Caldwell. Second Row, Left to Right-Chris Lupke, Faith Roessel, Brenda Ball, Nita Adcock, Tilda Mitchell, Gayle Gorman, Elaine Macias. Back Row, Left to Right-Mark Sommers, Bobby Whetsell, lan Schmidt, Mariana Kahn, Yvonne Towne, Linda Sommers, Della Bahe, Mrs. Synder. 63 7 MGM HMMYWEQ ESWAMVWQM W l Front Row, lmfl to Night! Faith Koerssrl, MaryiKoussf'au, Fran Splmigll izluh, lla ,xliunxu l.1Spmrmlu'A Hruer. Nita Ada-ook, Vicky Sommt-rs, Dt-bra Clziiist-lit-4-. Rom. ,HMI 1 r I W' 'A ul i Xl.. r F. X I .. .Q l lv Salazar, .I1'illllll'lit' Montoya, Mary Diaz. Back Row, Loft to Right: I I U It 1 F U 1 'l'l M I '5p 'm - 'F 0 tar' .lor Adcock, Hobs-rt Yazzie, Mark Sommcrs. Crai,f1liamillon. Mary SOIIIVUIIIIQ of llli' 1'lIllllI'1' ol FIHIIIISII-Sllt'tllxIllgI pvoplv n Roessel, Sponsor: Miss Nlmmons, Linda S0lI1ITl?l'S,-ltlhll Laldwc-ll, g Jinx Nl,.xil.U- tjvmml and South Mm.I.i4.u, plum fm. it Hi Not Pictured' Charlotlm' Kahn P I ' ' ' ' ' to Santa Fc' llatl to lH't'illlt'4'H1'li lN't'llllS1'0l'iIl4',HHS stiorlagm- ln YOVt'IIllN'I' lll4'lltlN'l'S tVOI'lx1'll liarsl on a Xlt'Xi1'ill Dinncr wliivli tlwy plannwl. pn-pai'1-ml. anml se-l'w1l. It wa. vcry SIICCCSSYIIII tlivy llllltlt' inorv llian SIOUUU. li Dvccrnlwr tllvy mach' pinatas to lircak at llu-ir Cliristnia. party. Mila Alianza lfspanolaw vnmivil it-s zwtixitivs for the year by colt-lirating Cinco Uv Mayo wliivli is xI1'XiCill lndcpviidciivv Hay. Left: Mrs. Nimmons and Spanish Club mvmbers, Cindy Fostvr Anita Adcock, and joe- Adcock, work on papic-r-maclw pinatas. 'l'0'0i FFA Members Not Pictured: Mike Martinez, John Good- luck, Arlene Shorty, Caroline Garcia, Alvin llegay, David Litsoi, David Hobbs, Kurt Dennison, John Caldwell, Tim Larson, Cecelia Begay, Fred Stewart, Martha Teller, Roger Descheeny, Lorraine Price, Ron DiGiacomo, Reeder Descheeny, Alvin Jones, Donald Begay, JC Wilson, Kath- leen Tsosie, Wilbert Deswood, Blewellyn Tulley, Virginia Tah, Kee Begay, Theresa Tso, Ruth Thompson, Ella Mae Hia, lrvin Burns, Loretta Yazzie, Rita Dedman, Tim LeFlore, Anderson Reid, Wilfred Bia, Marlene Dedman, Kirk Etsitty, Johnny Glasses, Albert Good, Susie King, Nelson Billy, Egbert Teller, Walter Todechine, Eugene Tsosie, Jerry Wilson, Barry Yazzie, John Boyd, Leo Kayaani, Leroy Yazzie, Mike Toadlena, Rueben Tah. Left: F.F.A. Mascot'f'f?'f Center: Mr. Anderson and his students trying to be tough! Bottom: Mr. Anderson tells his Ag. students how it,s done. fphotos by Terry Redhousej . Wi F ' 2 V , OFFICERS: President-Johnson Bia Vice-President-Wilfred Bia fnot picturedj Secretary -Geraldine Begay Sentinel-Herbert Bia Sponsor-Mr. Anderson Reporter-Terry Redhouse Treasurer-David Litsoi fnot picturcdj ' RNJRXF Q 0 0 , Qi 15104, X N O X l A x C 1 .Aff 'I ' 1 If 3 C 1. ,L ZJ , ,v f 'K iv ' X -'Qffwwll A 0 Ls. I . A Xx,. J Q 'F'-A., '- P'- K ibtiil Back Row, From Left to Right: l,incolr Kayonnie, Robert Yazzie, Oscar Burbank' Anthony Clauschee, Chester Clark, Jessie Billy, ,lack Lowe, juan Yazziv, Dennisor Jones. Middle Row, From Left to Right Geraldine Hegaye, Mildred Shirley. Robb Whetsell, Gene Hasgood, Donnie Kimbrough Patrick Ashley, Nladclina Bin. Front Row From Left to Right: Ray Bahe, Melvin jnme. Terry Redhouse, johnson Ilia, llcrbert Hia Orsino Chischilly, Viola Gorman. fm? FTA Future Teachers Of America First Row-Charolette Kahn, Eddie Bailey, Fran Bruer. Second Row-Mary Diaz, Linda Sommers, jennifer Hawthorne, Robin Fisher, Latiressa Tomah, Renee Hendersen, John Caldwell. Third Row-Helena Peshlakai, Nita Adcock, Winifred Begody, Ella Davis, Abby Hill, Cindy Foster, Maria Wood. Fourth Row-Mark Sommers, Curtis Gorman, Marvin Peshlakai, Kenneth Sanford, Debbie Bruer, Susan Swanson, Mariana Kahn, Craig Hamilton. Left: President Brenda Hall sits in for Mrs. Gilleland. 'llhis year nic-rnlwrs ol' F.'ll.A. were called upon at times to substitute lor teachers when faculty ahscntecs ran high. Earlier in the year Craig Hamilton took Mr. Pcarsons classes for a day, as did members Mario Wood aml others. In Noveinlu-r, rneinlners ol' F.'l'.!X. gave a party for the children at Valley School. 59 'lui First row, Left to Right: Norma llegody, Sarah Brown. Marcia Burns, Matilda Burbank. Arlie P. 'l'so, Lolve Mike. Second row: Stella Peshtoncy, Grace Attson, Virginia Hayde, Renee Daiz, Fannie Yazzie. Martha Claw. Fannie Yazzie. 'I'hirrl row: Claudia llegave, l.1-na Joe, Alyce Hamilton, Kathleen Vags, Leighann Salway, Tammy Kinneman, lVlarian 'l'oadlcna. Rosie llubbard. Fourth row: Kathereen Willie, Elouise Wagner, Alice M. johnson, Ruthie Claw, Laura Yazzie. Tammy Kinneman and Alyce Hamilton sang for the student body Christmas Program in December. Under the direction ot' Mrs. Sylvia Nlarrs, members of the Chinle High School Chorus performed for the Chinlc and Many Farms communities. Left to Right: Elaine Yazzie, JoAnne Teller, Lucy john, Eleanor Shirley. 3 K' it Lv 2 94+ Pigs RY 'm.,. . Mr. Pearson to Right: LaVerne Charley, Robert Mitchell, Maria Woods, Marvin Pesh- Linda Yazzie. janet Schmidt, Debbie Weathers, Eleanor Shirley, JoAnne Teller, Thelma Hegay, Carm Yazzie Znd Row Suemta Begay Lenora Wilson Nlaudry Newman ,Iollene Winn ben: Begay, Caroline Halwood, Sylvia Taosie, Nladehna Bra, Liverna BllCklIlgh0l'hf!, lormda Ya 3rd Row-Greg Larson, Maria Wood, Yvonne Arviso, Elaine Yazzie, Lucy john, Viry Shortie, Lolita Etsitly, Priscilla Pete, Karen Purley, Donna Alessandro, Tim Larson. fl-th Ro Raymond Tsosie, Robert Tsosie, Amos Bcgay, David Hobbs, Kenneth Robinson, R Ackley, Robert Mitchell, Craig Hamilton, Eddie Bailey, Kenneth Sanford. First Row, Left to Right: Deborah Clauschee, Rose Salazar, juanita Francis, Renee Hfflldlil l ,.' - ' , ':, K , ',.',':v w .1 1-1 Av' gp vll'.e.9.L1:J2 LeftwLaverne Charlieg Right-LaVina Yazzie. Not pictured-Linda Yazzie and Evely n Teller. 55 l l l A t s K 'S his A T lr ,asf -13th. Q.a?w','+-f ,uw fi lst Row, Left to Right: Yvonne Arivso, Priscilla Pete, Valerie 'l'owne, Faith Roessel, Colleen lienally, Mary Daiz, Charolette Kahn. 2nd Left to Right: Elaine Macias, Gayla Gorman, Yvonne Hoffman, Mariana Kahn, Linda Sommers, Anita Adeoek, Fran Bruer, Mary Ptouss Jeanette Montoya, Latressa 'l'omah, Mary Hoessel. 3rd Row, Left to Right: Robert Yazzie, Mike MeGilbary, Ronald Morgan, Gerald lla John Caldwell, Thurman Redhouse, Edward Silvers, Raymond Ushie. Not pictured: Craig Hamilton, Presley Mutte, and Ruben Cruz. Une of the largest clubs on campus, the Pep Club is comprised of elieerleaders, poms, athletes. and aetive student body members. At each home game, members of Pep Club congregate to support their team. During football season active Pep Club members decorated the goalposts at all home games. Sponsor: Marsha Klinker 54 , gif , 3' ronl row, Left to Riglil: Cecelia Descluwney, Louise 'l's0sie, Darlene jones, Stella Ned. Middle row, Left to Rightg Charles Noblitt, Darlene azzie, Pat Leonard, Shirley Ned, Roscilc Shorthair, Martha Walker, Hoselynn Shorthair. Back row, Left to Right: Sponsor-Miss Powell, arlyne Begay, Nancy Yazzie, Rose llegav, Evelyn Yazzie, Marilyn Nez, The Food Service Class, under the supervision ol' Miss Powell, has been open to the students of CHS for its second year. Affectionately referred to as 'cKatic,s Bar and Grillf, the student lounge is a favorite hang-out for hungry Wildcats and provides listening pleasure for all during lunch hour. HERO LETTERMAWS i , x u P55- Front Row, Left to Right: Duane Leonard, Mark Sommers, Cornelius Leonard, Floyd Arviso, Phillip .lake-, .-Xlfrvd Guy, Herbert Goodluck: Second Row! Coach Kimbrough, Bobby Morgan, Presley Multv, Fred Larson, Bengic Ilennvtt, Kirk Arviso, Coach Wake, john Caldwell, Curtis Gorman, Gary Begay. Back Bow: Robert Yazzic, ,'l'sosic','li:-nnt-th Sanford, Lyle Salway, Eddie Bailey, Bobby Whetsell, joseph Papa, Craig Hamilton, Not Pictured'-,linnny ,lone-s. AA Front Bow, Left to Right: Mrs. Edwards fAd- visorj, Mary Ella Hunter, Alycc Hamilton, Karen McGilbary, Charlotte Kahn, LaTressa Tomah, Brenda Ball, Mrs. Beckford fltdvisorj. Second Row: Ella Davis, Helena Peshlakai, Mary Diaz, Mariana Kahn, Jeanette Montoyag Back Row: Mary Roessel, Deborah Clauschee, Lorraine Price, Martha Teller, Evelyn Teller, Ruth Thompson, Carlette Begaye, Emily Brooks, Arlene Shorty, Laura Yazzie. Copy Editor, Ernie Bcgay works on one of many sections he was responsible for. TSE-YI Annual 'l'h1' ,llSt'-Yi -Xnnuzll Stall' worked fliligvnlly throughout the ye-ar producing: this yffairis annual. Members of tho stuff took and proccssod tht-ir own photographs for assignc-d layouts. 'llhvy spvnl many extra hours preparing matvrials, gathering photographs, atc. Hvcaiisc the annual is not sub- sidizcd, Annual nicmlwrs worked to earn mont-y by selling candy. soliciting advortising. printing photos, and othcr ovcnls. 'Xl would Iilu- to thunk thosv students who workvd so hard and uonlrilnite-d so much to 'lisa-Yi, l97fl4. 'ront Row, Left to Right-Reynolds Uentillie fEditorj. Middle Row, Left to Right-Robert Yazzie fSports Editorj, Charlotte Kahn, Mary Diaz ,avernc Charlie ffidvertizingj, Mary Hunter, Marian Toadlena, Ramona Leonard. Back Row, Left to Right-lan Schmidt, Craig Hamilton lonald Morgan, Brenda Ball, Lucy john, Presley Mutte. Not pictured: Loretta Agoodie, Ernie Begay, Paul Guy, Fred jake, Cornelius Leonard 'at Tsosie, Lynda Yazzie. ,....L gparliamentarian gohn Qalclwell john Cuhlwvll was il young :nan inisi-llislily ill-vote-xl lo the wcllaru of ull sluch-nts at Chinle' High Fvhool. lla- always accomplishorl more' lllilll hc wus askr-ml lo ilo. Ili- was I'illv1l with a sensc ol' purpose und ilClll1fV0lllt'lll., lingvcl constantly with the critical mcasurc ol' sell'-dircclcd humor :necessary for thc Survival of all men. john, wc miss you . . . tuclent eouncil ' Left to Right: Secretary: Faith Roessel , Vice-President: r' ww- Alyce Hamilton , President: ll uf. Curtis Gorman Treasurer: Carmilita Yazzie ,ff 5 I 5'rANIZ4Yl ION S ii 531. 1352 N11 01 Xlaull-lim: lam Rodeo ueen King ,Q Terry licdhousv dc-0 lglllflfll mul King warn- svlvm'lvcl lay popular volv by tlw lironm' Hush-rs. lllllll urc uvliw lm'l1llu'rs in lloclfto Clulr and will rcign ovur ilu' annual Clninlv Rolla-0 in Hay. 47 1... - ' ,940 .lolmsun liia FHA King Future llomemakers ul' America nomi- nated the FHA King during a gm-in-ral meeting in December. Gcralmlim- Iivguy FFA Queen - w 1 . XI1-nilu'rs oi the l'ulure- l'ilI'fll0l'S ni . .'xlH1'I'i1'il mmminuti-ml mul vol:-ml on who would if rc'pl'vs4-ill llivm als l l 'X Qin-vii. in December. I 0Illill1'1'H wvrv lulwn I'rmu zwliw l l fX mum- lwrs and ilu- final se-Im-limi was amnuuncecl all lln- zumuul l l 'X Hnnqlu-l. llvralilim- was thi- Svci'vlali'y for l ulure- l urnivrs of 'Xmerica this year. KR fr W. ASKETBALL WEETHEART . ' K Q A 1Q4ZLT25f5?A5 1-?'2.4fPI3'i:'?rf ns, - L V 1 -Nfl--we ,f tf--a,a.6 4. .M ., 15 5i.:rj,g3x'iH,4k' hir,-Q i. fiviiff an Q . Linda Johnson The Chinle Basketball Sweetheart was nominated and selected by the Varsity Basketball team during a game early in january. The Sweetheart was announced during a home game at half time and will reign over a dance later in the year. Signatures of J' the Celebrities ct WV E-N I' . M Have your favorite celebritie sign here! More and more photos on Who? Who at C.ll.S. Oppositc pagu. Top init: Host iIllQ'iil'l'lllili'fFililil Hocsscl and Curtis Gorman. Top Night: livsl IJuiiwiv-iioliinson Xiitvhvil and liollicno TA-wiS. Bottom In-it: Nlost Likely to Succeed-Curtis Gorman and ,Niycwv Hamilton. Bottom Right: Best DreSSedfGaylynn Benaliy and Kirk Arviso. Top Photo: Biggest Flirt and Wolf-Brad Sperry and Brenda Ball. Left Photo: Most Talented-Yahoia Simms and LaVina Yazzie. HI will be happy forever, nothing will hinder mef7...Prayer, Myth of Beauty Way Female Branch 43 .pt Qx if TL. , ff 'F 7 Q 4 9 X . Kp W fkw 5 ,qv As he- Lf V vw X . 1 If x L. dx F .Qia- 3 A 'Sf ' 'S Q U TX . .rf an M 1.9.- 4 ' A -Q-5' A A, p' s '. 'F' is-.b - A ,- f- my x,, l.. - ww Yi N' , -,ik 5 , ,I ,1 1 i A 1 . 1 . s. ' 1 ha' '21 o s-J,JxY. Lx' I 'v x. S f - :I kk'. wi 'H -vb XJ l-Lx, ,, fs 'S x ff' ww O fyv.,-nv:-v-w N J lu 4.1 . Q. 4 Q it E 41593 .QI if. W EIYQ6 bm C! Q ,hw 3 2 l ur I4-fl. Topi Nlosl Pupulzlr and Nlr. mul Nliss Fm-howl Fpirilt lfalilll lim-ssvl and Yzllmlzl Simms. Fur I,s-fl. Holtom: Nlosl 'Xlhh-Liv: limmv ll1'Si , - aw. b 2 's I .Nrm Z . - llI'l y mul Yal1ou5ilnn's. l,1-l't Photo: Campus Cmlplei l'l'4'sl4'y Nlullu and Cuylynn lie-rmlly. 41 Who as Who at .H Q lfvvrx' vvur ilu- unior and Fe-nior clussvs lllllllillllli' four .Iuniurs and four Svniors for Wlmvs Who. 'l'hvn llu' wholv sluclvnl body votvs on llwm. us is llu- tradition all Chinle' lligh Fvlmol. , A f- his-dl I A fi .l Counvil- ll livllogs--l llonvs. Cl1al'l1'vfff Linrlu ,l0lllIS0ll f L21 liasketlvull Queen-4. lie-njznnin Bennett- Rocleo Club-l,2,3,41FFA. I. 1, w 5 , 2, 39 IIxI.SIlXllXN KILXSF flux 0l'l'ix'1-1'1 Slllllvlll SICYIUR Cl.,-XSS l .fXV0lll'lllCF: 'l'vnnisf3: SWlIIllIIlllg-32 Gull! 3: lllIllIlCI'1'llCSf'l,2Q Pep Clubf Footlnallg Baskctballg 'llrackg Homecoming King Candidatcfig Class Favorites 'l'lu- Class l av1n'ilm's arv noininalval anll will-rl on lry fllll Class. Sl.lIll1'IllS wvrv nuniinalvrl zu'4'or1ling to llu'ir ivily within ilu-ir 1-lass. as wcll as llu-ir popularity among li Ilmv classniah-s. 815' ,..-- -,gf Clllllfl,21 .,X.l .S.f2: lJC'ltCl'I'IlCllaS Club-2: Studi- .'XlJovv: JUNIOR CLNSF I 'XVUlil'l'l'IS Ella llavis l Ol 4 P boplummrv llllu-1-r 2: -Xrl Cluli: N.Il.S.fI2: Spanish 4 Solllrall. liennvlli Sanford- il a w -. Baslu-llnall l..1.-31 l,1'tl0I'lIlllllS l.lillrf-2.3: ,-Xrl f lulr lfrvslinian Class 0l'l'im-r li l'n-p Cluln - l.12,fi: lfoulln ill l 'l'rack-fl.2.f5: Nalional llonor Socivly Il. Left: SOI'll0Nllllll'1 Clu-XSS l fXV0lll'l'l'lS Rosr' Salazar- Banclflglz Spanis A f--L: 1 - 1.1, 1 . 1' s dent Counm il ... Laptain ol Nlat Nlauls. N u nu . Crairf Hannllon- l ootlrallfs Club-l,.. flrcsullnlj. Art f.llllD-W .-. . .--... 1 nl I cilfl,fl1Class OfficerfFr6sl1manj2Fpanisl1 Clulu Y- l,'l VALEDICTORIAN-7 - 'WNW I f . 'K 'W 4 fd li 4 A : h N , sx 'L fi will i W if 1 QPF . 4:5 3 33 I 99 -. 'iv 5:54 R. 4 af-fc 'figs . 49 P-fmt. vis? 'A - LYCE M.H MILTO - Due lo early Annual ill-acllines, we are notable at this Each oahdidaio is soleofod aoool-ding to His or Her ime to present the IQTPIQ Sulnlalorian. When the Annual was aooumulative gradepoinl resulting from four years of work in early for shipment, Fran llruer, Curtis Gorman, and Faith High Schgol, ocssel were all within ai fraction of being Salutatorian. hercforc, we chose to announce the three candidates at this ime. 37 Top Ten Seniors ,, 440'-......,, Front How, Left to High!! Nl'Sllilll Kuhn, Fran liruvr, Myne Hamilton, and Faith llocsscl. Hack Row, L4-fl to Right: Jimmie Jones, Travis Davis, Curtis Gorman, and Mark Sommers. Below: Mary Roussc-au and Doug Knowlton. l iff 'gi f :Q 1 . W .,..... sd ,'i'iv5'L Q' v C ,l fs Ly,'.5',g5:L . . glfax w v-so' -A-,,., ,'5f- . 59505: ll l I U I VERSI T Y UF ARIZUNA OUTSTANDI GJU IOR BOY-1973 -- .W 9'-.K ff! mt, 5 Maj -J 'rx' im f 'T Curtis Gorman Each year the University of Arizona selects one boy and one girl lroin the junior Class to receive this award. The Outstanding Junior Hoy and Girl for V173 were sr-lc-vtcrl for their Illtfrlll scholastic achievement: uncl for their participation in school antl community activities. :Xt thi- Awards Assembly in late Nlay ol' l973, Curtis Gorman anrl ,lounvttu Fisher were given awards which provitlccl them a 39300 tuition scholarship lor one semester at the U ol' A, Tucson. A picture was not available for jonnettc Fisher because ol' early graduation. . . U. MEDALLIO OF MERIT is 'N'-Hs, Mark Sommers At the Honors A-Xssuinhly in Nlay. l9T3. Xlark Soninn-rs was pn-sn-1114-ml wilh lln' .Xrizonai Stalv University Mvilzillion of Xlvrit ,'Xivnl'1i. This ilWill'li is givvn illllllliliiy In un Ontstumiing ,Innior Hoy. l avnlly noniinulccl and volwl upon lln- nunivs lhul wonlal ln- sulnnillml. 'Vhiszlwani1-nlillvslhv i'4-vipiviil lo ullvml XSU on n ons- yvalrl1lilionsm'holnl'- ship if hc so choosus, 9' David Hobbs. Second row, Left to Right: Carmelita Yazzie, Tilda Mitchell, Colleen Renally, Linda johnson, l,aVerne Charlie, Gay Benally, Presley Mutte, Robert Morgan, Sponsor-Mr. Ashike. 'l'l1ird row, Left to Right: Priscilla Pete, Gayle Gorman, Josephine Dedman, Kin Faith Roessel Mariana Kahn Nesbah Kahn Furtie Gorman Robinson Mitchell Fourth row left to Right 'llarlerie Dedman, Betty row, Left to Right: Ophelia Yazzie, Elaine Macias, Yvonne Arviso, Greta Benally, Debbie Yazzie, Anita Hegay, Henry H. Yazzie, Cornelius e g,' ., ,. ,, . , ,,, -1. Begay, Deborah Clauschee, Arlene Lopez, Sylvia 'l'sosie, Melinda Yoe, Lola Dixon, Valerie Towne, Theodore Allen, Anslem llarvcy. fphotos by Tilda Mitchellj KELLOGGI TER HIP PROGR M Since 1868, the Navajos have been exposed to educa- tion, but in recent years, Navajo parents and tribal government officials have expressed concern about the limited number of navajo students who train to become professionals in the fields of engineering, education and healthfto mention a few areas of great need. Mr. Guy Gorman, Sr., Chairman of the Board of Regents at Navajo Community College, talked the problem over with other members of the Board and with members of the Tribal Council as well. ALI. agreed that some thing must bc done to attract greater numbers of Navajo Students into the professions. So a training program was set up between Navajo Community College and Chinle High School aided by the Kellogg Foundation. ational Honor Society una N .g 'i 'f', Qlyli-w,X!.,., f 'itll' Iilrl ,, lf ill-, 4 s ' ui , 1 Li 1 ft ZH, ll' 1 --ll A V 4 National Honor Society-Front Row, Left to Right: Nesbah Kahn, Fran Bruer, Mark Sommers. Second Row: Faith Roessel, Winifred Begody, Karen McGi1bary, Yvonne Towne, Eleanor Shirley, Robin Fisher, Mrs. JoAnn Wood, sponsor. Third Row: Linda Sommers, Ian Schmidt, Brenda Ball, Alyce Hamilton, Ella Davis, Curtis Gorman. Back Row: Robert Mitchell, Mariana Kahn, Yvonne Hoffman, George Begay, J oe Adcock, Debi Bruer. New members waited anxiously for their official installation on October 24-. Parents and friends were invited to watch the honorary ceremony. I it I v S S 1 S I N f f ' . 31 BOYSANDGIRL19 TATE REPRE ENTATIVE :fa ,. as .432 ey lb if P ng? . z M li! M9 A ff'- V 30 v fax W 'wuulll' Q FAITH R UESSEL C UR TIS GORMAN Boy,s and Girl's State representatives are nominated and voted on by the teacher on the bases of Leadership, Scholarship, and Participation in school activitiesg as well as, personality. In June the representatives go to a college where they learn through experience how politics and the government work. They divide into political parties and run for offices. The boys go to N.A.U. in Flagstaff, the girls go to U. of A. in Tucson. Both are sponsored by the American Legion Auxilary. zu'-' -x..,hL:j-LL 4 QL exe? '. r .Qi wiw.n...i1, . .fy-1 4 I w ,..:.3 2 .., V' if ' ,A I Wy. T ' a 2 n Q Q Y a 5 s s n Q n Tse- Yi King Xa Queen Gaylynn Benally Presley Mum 72' ,.Jl'm lf: 'ff .,,!, , 'nm -51, 1 x J ' ff? 0 ,Lv .F ' ,- fk . . fy: , ff' f ' 'A ' b . .Q , g Quffe ycQ:Y E. vs, I '. Homecoming night was exciting! People were on their feet from the beginning of the game until it was over. Halftime ceremonies were filled with suspense as the First Attendants to the King and Queen were called. This was the first year that the Homecoming Committee had elected to announce the First Attendants. lVlr. Guy Gorman, Chinle 'Tribal Councilman, and Miss Pat Brown, Miss Chinle, helped in crown- ing the 1973 Chinle High School Homecoming King and Queen. zrst A ttendants fish ,0 Queen Candidates Participated in the Parade. g i xii X fsgfif-xl ii Yi ff rx 1. ,K-he 1:35 r 1 55, fwi X tl X XM ,. 'QQLYLX AX! 5l'1 - U Rbpx a fe- W gr 5? 5, .L , f Lv' 5' v 'll X if 65 Above, Left: Homecoming Candidates Edwin Yazzie and Renee Diaz. Center: Joseph Papa and Marianna Kahn. Right: Gary Begay and Karen McGilbary. Far Right: First Attendant's to the King and Queen: Kirk Arviso and Marianna Kahn. Al 'X X E3 Vg Ei E JJ 44 Q 4 f f 4, -iz? 'M-,T Q VV 3 .X 42:1-2:16-111-Y .'CfZj1-jf' 215111122121 ,. Z '5g?:1:-all: -- Z.:rgL43E5? 5 f f:f?:1?Ef?E'?ff ,.,, A ' af-w4u.u.:. gf ,M r Q. . T5 3 . , ., ,p . 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R' . . 1 Kang 3: K is r X ' .xl xx ' s 'XS . .HU Qui . ww wx 'qi 'fx ' x ar ns o Q 1 6 Q J lm .A Q Q Q Homecoming Candidates N ' egyeg. gdf,-is -A X Q1 Y- ,i as i . .' 4.-S-dh 1- 1' ,A Climax to Homecoming week was the presentation of Homecoming Royalty: Bottom Row, Left to Right: Karen Homecoming King and Queen' The King and Queen McGilbary, Colleen Benally, Renee Diaz, Yvonne Hoffman, Candidates were nominated by members of both the cheer- Kirk Awiso Edwin ifazzie Y leaders and the pom-pomg and, the varsity football team. and Marianna Kahn Top Row, Left to Right: Cary Begay, ahola Simms, Joseph Papa. fs 1 K A - we 2 ll :mi Q I f F . 1 l 4 Y 55 4 Jia r 1 Far Left: Miss Chinle surrounded by fellow Wildcats during Homecoming. Left, Center: Sam Yazzie, Chinle's only feathered Indian dancer does his thing. Left Top: Von and Karen tell it like it is during Homecoming. Above: What makes running for Homecoming King worth it! Left: If she, can't do that you can't be a member. Now Fran, calm down! 23 J rang R' K W A Honors S 9 Participants in the Homecoming parade included Future Farmers of America, the BIA and 4-H Club, Booster Club, whose theme was 'cHang Em Highv local Scout troops, Basket Gourd, Belt, and War Dancers, the Sam Yazzie Dancers, a Color Guard, the CHS band, pom-pom, and many more. When points were tallied for the events of Homecoming Week, Seniors had won with 1028 points, Sophomores placed second with 779, Freshmen took third with 685, and Juniors brought up the end with 578 points. l l ,, S pk , 'rf h he L, , :IZ ' 'f an ' V I 'B ll e ' 4 ' ' Je. t 1- --0 S 4 . 1 e .. P A fb , j ' . H - t , 1 2. '7 n- is ' Y ltii dir! 1' J I , .91 K K . i' fi 5, ki: , VL. . 5--2 4- rl Q , C, . 4 f I Q K 'S I . A D ' .Y 1 sk . 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T of -its li , ii 1 3-its , , it iii It,........' it it -A--.I 14 'an e ?yb'd M... 1 Y 9 As always, Homecoming Week was full of events to boost the competitive spirit CHS students. Activities got under way with classes competing for the most and posters. Wednesday spirit was reflected by Button Dayg Thursday was day and ended with the spirited Bonfire in front of the school. Friday was Grub Day. Students were dismissed from classes during the afternoon to participate and watch the parade. 'X 5 fx.. wb ,--f Above Center: LaVeme Charlie, Linda Yazzie, and Lucy Brown, Seniors, are trying to decide what to put on their Senior poster. Left: Senior, Pat Tsosie as he works to meet the deadline for poster competition. Bottom Left: Sophomore Mary Diaz . .. with a Senior poster? Below: Senior Welieke Tsinhahjinnie was the most spirited Wildcat on Button Day. Below Right: Juniors, Linda Sommers, Marianna Kahn, Yahola Simms, and Presley Mutte have planned to put up another poster with the aide of the uneven bars. -ul s - ,. 1 'Q 1..v.1--e-v- -lsr WNXKO1 girth 3' ...f or. A m Homecoming Week f' X. Uct. I5-1.9 Sf ,pr- Q .1 FX ., ,Q The Vocational Silversmithing Class is part of the Navajo Crafts Program at Chinle High School which provides stu- dents with a skill through which they can earn a living on the Reservation. At the same time, students are ahle to continue the art of silver design which is unique to the Navajo people. Participants in the program learn silver working and marketing procedures, and the methods of keeping records associated with the large-scale production of silver items. The Silversmithing Program has been funded through the Arizona Department of Vocational Education for a three- year period. It provides for the hiring of a local silversinith, Mr. Henry Silversmith, who aides the teacher by presenting traditional skills and methods. Students in the silversmithing program first learn the basic metal-working techniques using copper and brass. Students then begin to work with silver which they cut, solder, sand and polish to produce jewelry items. Silverworking at Chinle has become not only a form of art, but also a source of income to many Silversmithing students. The Silversmithing students held a Christmas Silver Sale and continued throughout the year to pre- sent and sell their work at various monthly sales. Many work opportunities are open to the individ- ual skilled in silversmithing. Mvvvxfnfdt 1 In 1 www yt WW!-ll 2015118 NURS Miss Gloria Grant took over the Silversmithing classes in early November, first as a student teacher from Northern Arizona University and in ,lanuary as the head Silversmithing teacher at Chinle lligh School. Left: Miss Grant observes as Vocational Students Fred Stewart, Wilford Bia, and Ruben Cruz work during their two-hour block. 'X Above: Floyd Arviso cheeks his piece during the shaping process. Below: Roger Paul polishes up a finished piece. FT. - sew P IEZEQQQQNN. af Qer iifvftiw' S4263 A 15 ocational Silversmithing . . a skill for the future. 814 Above: Students, Roy Tsosie and Wilson Tsosie work patiently ul llu-ir silv smithing. Below: Ruben Cruz svarclles for designs and ideas for his next pivve. sans 3 'f fm XX i...,MM Q lb :A i .. Many students are commissioned by teachers and friends to do special work for them or to repair jewelry items. Below: Gary Harrison takes a breather between jobs. fphotos taken and printed by Mary Ella Hunterj 14 The Domestic Weaving Class was established as a class so students could earn a living Without leaving the Reservation. ln class students learn the basic skills in dyeing, spinning, weaving and the selling of produced goods. Products made by the class include Traditional Navajo Rugs, Sash Belts Sz Sash Bell Purses. The Domestic Crafts program is a federally funded program and is taught with the Assistance ofa Navajo Weaver, Mrs. Mary Bitsui gl s A ty fx T 22, Uglf Xyyh 2 i,, tb I I Myflnj we V L. is V 7, V . if f .fries XMMMX - 34, c l 1 , i i .,L,?3.xH I I - ,, ,mix VH ,kvawilw fig. i fQt3'fTrr5a-.?,3s,e.,,Wmy s f1ywLLlll,Q4?E'Qamf f, -.,, K L 2 -uET,'W.mMyX3x .4 lt 'lhlylllfilll?f'l??will l 5 f i 2 , ,,,,,, ,,, , l iz , .H yn. Uwe' 5 .-,gif 5 J H,I'l . . I ,,, 4,-1 'I ,,,fz Q, fr 'sw W f V ll 1 ll ljilllflll my ' ifufn in M' fm. ., lm ,'. ., V x .V 1 will ill :U 02.- aw. ,t F I 3 my faeiifuz--, Y 1, my s shys i '41 DOMESTIC CRAFTS Weaving Make beautiful all that is before mef' YPrayer, Mounlaintop Way ocational Agriculture The Vocational Agriculture Program here at Chinlc High School can be broken down into 4 areas. lt begins with work in general agriculture which includes two years of basic information concerning Ag. FFA, parliamentary procedure, public speaking, careers, soil, crops, livestock, arc and oxyaeetylene welding, cold metal work, hot metal work, wood-working, tractor operation and maintenance, rope work, salesmanship, and many other facets of Agricul- ture are taught during this two year program. From there, students branch out into specialized programs of Ag. me- chanics, production and management, and horticulture for the remaining two years. ln Ag. mechanics students deal with the fundamental opera- tion of an internal combustion engine, concrete work, specifics on tractor operation and care, advanced welding practices, plumbing, electricity, project construction, specific job requirements and training in those areas. The Agricultural Production Management curriculum is centered around the alfalfa field, the cattle and hogs and the range improvement areas. The subject content included artificial insemination, horseshoeing, electricity, range management, Profit Maximizing Principles, agricultural marketing principles, livestock feeding and other areas dealing with agricultural production. The ultimate goal of this program is to graduate students that can successfully manage an agricultural production program. The Ornamental Horticulture Program is designed to pro- vide basic and specialized knowledge and skills required for initial employment in the field of Horticulture. The curric- ulum content includes: careers in Ornamental Horticulture, soils, plant growth and development, plant propagation, plant growth structures, nursery production, turf manage- ment, horticultural mechanics, landscape maillterlalwe, floral crop production, floral design and arrangement, and many others. A Q.: f 3 -are .3 .fggif 95',S'1-- ,X r--1 - , U- 5,3 M' TWO EW BUILDINGS ON CAMPUS There are some new classrooms and an Activity building on campus this year and they should all be in use soon. On the site of the three old tennis courts is an enormous new building that will house many classrooms. ll will cost close to 3250,000 before it is finished and it is being paid for out of the budget and Title IV money. The PE. and Voc. Ed. Depts. will absorb a major propor- tion of the 42 thousand square feet of floor space. On the western side of the eorrider, the P.E. Dept. will have some badly needed new facilities. The largest room will be a gym for the Boy's P.E. and the Girl's gmnastie class will also have a new room. There will be a new Varsity dressing room and a new dressing room for the Boy's PE. that will also be used by visitors. The Wrestling team will have their own room and a weight lifting room is there as well. A classroom for the Health class will be in this end, also. Mr. Borin and the rest of the P.E. Dept. will have offices, a badly needed storage room, a medical office, and a facility for the visiting officials. The Eastern wing of this new building will be used by the Voc. Ed. Dept., Auto Mechanics, Shop, and the Drafting class will all be out there. The rug weaving class can set up their looms in their new room and an Audio Visual room will provide space for many classes. Letis keep our new buildings clean. 2, 'WW , -. ' Q1-111,-gg: ,K 1 4.3 api .Lei . 'L X5 f f f Q! ff 'vis 1, .., S , . wk kY....: 1 -Av' . .f f , f- N g fs , if' ' 1,-,Jr fr' Q , . A L. , .,,,, ,V if, A, xg . . - P-M , ..-.Vg M, M Ja Qi 'ifvfi' V: ' K3 . x .. 7 xl H 6 ith 'C ' :R- , ff- .p 93,1-,jf',4 ,Q '- Qs.-' fp A., vf .. + .Q .. - ,.- .Army , +v.w'1f+s-a K .. Q w. 9 Q11 K A ' gr CON TENTS- ACTIVITIES-9 HONORS-2 2 CLUBS-48 SPCRTS-70 CLASSES-1 24 ADMINISTRATION- 1 82 ADVERTISING-207 DEDICATED T0 COACH GLENN CLARK vnu-7 f Every year the annual staff dedicates the annual to someone on the high school staff who they feel has contributed much to the betterment of the school. The 73-741 Tse-yi is dedicated to Coach Clark because in the opinion of the annual staff he has clearly helped to make the school better. Coach Clark has coached just about every sportflfootball, Baseball, Basketball, ,Track and this year the rifle team. He has taught at Farmington, New Mexico for 3 years, Monument Valley School in Kayenta for 2 years, and Williams, Arizona for 2 years. This will be his second year here teaching drivers training and coaching Football and Baseball. He enjoys hunting, carving Kachina dolls, and, fishing and camping with his wife and 3 daughters, ages 11, 7 and 5. 7 is .Wt ggi. 'F fin if L aww-9 'll is lox vlv md: c d llQ1Sl0VllV lIlClPf'd I, l am thc Splut Nvlllllll the fl lrlh The lffvl ol lhc' 041 lh are mv fcvl The 'llllf' 'llhc 'llhc The All th ll bclonffs to lhf' CdI'l.ll belongs lo me All lh lt surrounds the L lrth surrou11dQ mf I, l am the words ol lhv earth It is lovely mdved, ll lk lovelv Hldff d ? f . 5 . Q. ' W x - -xv ','1f, A ,,,, K y Kaya .W :f Q 1 - 3 . 4 gr ,M , X .K it ,r mg V, ff 1 K 5 ,Q Ax. 8 iw gp- 4 , n A t, K ,,,, ,pq IA . x .,gf ?: wf' , ' 13. W. . V 5 rw +-fx,Q ,g,v '.W af: ,fJ-IE' ff, .. me-. 'f .5 ' W D W . 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In old age wandering on a trail of beauty, lively, may I walk. In old age wandering on a trail of beauty, living again, may I walk If it finished in beauty. It is finished in beauty. -PRAYER, NIGHT WAY v f , l ' F ' PJ ' ' 1' 's f V' . I 1 w ' r , , A , , ,lx . '- ji JJ- si 5 'I mi J x X' I l K, N- 'f ti? f i - a f 4- 4 4 6 'M fy I WALK IN BEAUTY, WALK IN BALANCE .... 3 T E-YI 1973-1974 CHINLE HIGH SCHOOL CHINLE, ARIZONA A SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL OF THE ANNUAL AND PHOTOGRAPHY STUDENTS THAT CONTRIBUTED TO THIS ANNUAL. , W M W EUNDKE HGLTS I awmuli AWZQNH Y M Wim 9 5 f . Oi? h JJ' S fi .4. I -Q. 1' Q5 v x 1 I V V A P Q w r c I Q v '52 'ms N M 1-1 1 ,M Jw V 'N nwf 34S :pr , 'H' h ik ' . A J if ww . ,iv h ,-,Y -WS? ff, 4 , W, i . My w 4, f ,,,, A 0 V , ,W M' 'W 5 , X K ' My ww--'thy Q Wm 5ffr'Wff'f3 -'LL -' 'Q . W 4 V W l- X' Iv Www? I ig.-. ,N . f W mea'-Zi? in Q
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