Chinle High School - TSE YI Yearbook (Chinle, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1983 volume:

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I lad. - 'mi' RY l'l.lX-w 3 ' . ...sm-.-sf , X x, J mg ' Bonnie Bitsinnie demonstrates basket-making at the high school during Marie Sheppard shows Pauline Tso and Ethel Whitehair techniques in Native American Week, September 20-24. weaving the Two Gray Hills design. Arlinda Nez, Elaine Bia, Virgena Leonard, and Regina Benally shuck corn. 4 Tradition During is Emphasized Indian Week l Costume contest third place winner Jan Notah, second place Cleo Jake, and first place Christy Melcher. Nr 'linux 1 K, S I 40' Sharon Dalgarn uses a grinding stone to grind corn for a demonstration in traditional ways. 5 ,,, , I Egfr an iq l ? if we 5 am i' Surprisel R Farewell party given by the journalism class. Pictured are Randall Morgan, Kenneth Begay, Erin Wells, and Janet Germeraad. . l I i l . , -. , , 5 l , N 5 ' 1 l K M l Q V, Ll A f, i 7 V Ai ' . , , , , X , 5 xv, .,,-'l -J 4- ' The newspring cake, Good Luck Mr. Robinson. For Everything There ls A Season . . . Quinby Robinson, journalism instructor, photography and business teacher, and Wildcat News sponsor, retired at the end of first semester. He taught at Chinle High School for twelve and a half years, doing several camera-ready yearbooks lsaving money, but twice as much work for Robinsonlj. He will be remembered and missed - for his sense of humor, his willingness to help even when he was busy, the help he gave new yearbook sponsors, and the many things he did for the school. Wet M0935 Robinson holds the certificate of appreciation given by his class. 6 5 1 Faculty party: Wonder how much I can hock lt for? 1983 Tse-Yi ls Dedicated to Quinby Robinson I 4 f 1 :pt Q u , -'.' 'X 'n 0 9 O C I I vgx 1 Jay. . . 0 0 - nn, I ' '1 I NTL sl V fin Q an s'-A Au N DO ' 1 I I s Administration and Faculty N V' l f-ze, ,l 'lap ll..-i. . 4 Dr. Sullivan, assistant superintendent Dr. Garrison, superintendent Dr. Turpin, assistant superintendent r District Administration Government cutbacks and funding changes were a local reflection of the severe national recession. Teachers who left mid-year were frequently not replaced j as the district struggled to correct a decrease in expected income. The district began the year with a new superintendent, Dr. Irvin Garrison. Dr. Valerie Sullivan, Dr. Paul Turpin, and Bob Folsom continued as assistant , superintendents. At the high school, Don Johnston and David Kipp were principal and vice-principal. Members of the Governing Board were John Colvin, Fioselyn Yazzie, Bob Cook, Joe Hartsock, and Wallace Todacheeny. Katy Powell was Vocational Director, Herbert Benally Special Projects Director, and Karen Stapf joined administration assistant. M On February 25, the Board accepted petitions to split the district. The new fi. Red Mesa District was to begin operations July 1. Board members Bob Cook ' I j V and Wallace Todacheeny became members of the new district's board, while the Hefben B9 a Yf Spam' Pfolects D eC'0' two Chinle vacancies were filled by Glenda Morgan and Verna Salabiye. Yr ls' H..- fn! ,, wt. ., .,, , .. , N. f Galena Dir1ey8Zh6. SGCFSYBYY- Evelyn Begay, vocational secretary: Christine Tsosie, personnel secretary, Amy Guy, switchboard operator, Charlene Mitchell, superintendents' secretary: Lucy Harvey, federal projects' bookkeeper. 8 g ,x., ,,.. K. . gags-MX.K,,,,. , ..a,,.tm,. . Aw,, X A , , . ,,.. M., x.-- xr V WL W t ,kkWkHn:gM At a meeting of the Governing Board are Don Johnston, Bob Folsom, Dr. Garrison, and Board members Wallace Todacheeny, Fioselyn Yazzie, John Colvin, Joe Hartsock, and Bob Cook. Galena Dineyazhe is recording minutes. P J 2. ,.,,,. U if 'V': 5 ,,, 4 S Wallace Saavedra, payroll bookkeeper: Madeline Morris, payrolllpersonnel Bookkeepers Barbara Stealy, Wilhelmina Jim, and Avalina Jim. Liz Tsosie is supervisor: Abel Bizadi, payroll bookkeeper. the bookkeeper for student activities and the auxiliary fund. 9 Don Johnston, CHS principal, with wife Audry. Dave Kipp, CHS vice principal . 1 '15 p, Ti in . IAQ, 'iii fx' . C9C6li3 Bahe, SBCFBIBYY. M8I'i6 Begay, S6Cl'9tBfy. f ' CDSBHUESCESULS UWB I rx gnggfogn aaona.aa'z.:xa kd ,7 K vm ' ,gif Q ax ,, S. . we-+ aeiw vm...-emi . :Q ,QM Q 1 Rosie Gore, attendance officer. Sarah Johnes, attendance officer. Liz Arnolith, lunch aide. 11 Laurle Yellowhair, library aide. John Moore Jan Notah L. ev nl Wig X QQ 2.3 XX Ns Flon Calori Imogene Edwards Lois Gilbert . f' Fri' tl John Mabarak Bill Maschgar Christy Melcher Leon Oo-sah-we Wo Sharon Harrell ' 5 IQ! .Gb : 1 . I ' X 'N'-r , lvl l I V' I Bill Moore it 'Q -I' Q Vx B' Q W 1 it TL a o Kim Rawdin G' Sue Rawdln Tony Salandro Laura Saline Dave Stealy Joe Stopyak Kent Tomah Bob Underwood t A pf: 1 4.5 ISF' Beth Wells Suzanne Pannor Edna Whitesinger, Marie Sheppard, Don Lewis. John Mabarak, Special Education. Faculty Cagers Challenge Seniors Seniors and faculty members played a basketball game November 19. Teachers won, 57 to 53. The game raised S460 for the cheerleaders. Seniors playing were Mitchell Lang, Milton Notah, Jerin Williams, Dloohee Tsinijinnie, Tim Tsosie, Stafford Watson, Greg Tsosie, Barton Begay, Benson Begay, Emerson Jumbo, and Gary Smith. Faculty players were Bob Underwood, Frank Boyd, Tony Salandro, Steve Pavlik, Dent Hamilton, Bob Tighe, Greg Schneider, Flich Plichta, Bill Bees, Joe Stopyak, Kent Tomah, and Leon Oo-sah-we. Faculty members Frank Boyd, Joe Stopyak, and Leon Oo-sah-we. Seniors Greg Hamilton, Benson Begay, Milton Notah, and Barton Begay. Oo-sah-we in front. 'mf mf-I-:,L1:1l,.:59Qf 5M, 5' 7 I . , , : Al,,!.. l,V , J gf, . v i. r,.' f , A K Q W I V 'WA V Q A ,Q 'x,.,o,Q A M ,,. : '. , ' t . ' wr, 'gm V , M , , , rr ,ex M.. . ,, . Bob Underwood, Bill Rees, Steve Pavlik, Tony Salandro, Bob Tlghe. Frank Boyd, Bill Rees, Joe Stopyak, and Tony Salandro practice for the game. 12 Tony Salandro dribbles, Milton Notah behind, Leon Tony Salandro, Rich Plichta, and Tim Tsosie jump for the ball. , P H 1 ,,,2,g,,,. V.. Lil H V ff' V Joe Stopyak practices baskets before the game. Tony Salandro, Rich Plichta, Steve Pavlik, and Emerson Jumbo go for the ball during the seniors-faculty game. K in P X Y f ti 1 3 ig if 3 3 Q 5 7 7 2 . it E. B -. ..f,i'A2S Kent Tomah shoots a free-throw while Frank Boyd watches. i fi fi wal K i ..Vh ttrti LLLL Quinby Robinson shoots the game. Shooting baskets are faculty members Rich Plichta, Tony Salandro, and Bill Rees: seniors Benson Begay. Dloohee Tsinijinnie, Tim Tsosie, Mitchell Lang, and Emerson Jumbo. 13 Arrow, Donella: Navajo History and Language - Indian Club Boyd, Frank: JROTC Bumpas, Paul: P.E. - junior class Calori, Ron: English - JV football, JV wrestling Christie, Nelson: Diversified Occupations - senior class Christie, Virginia: Science - senior class Cody, Joe: Drafting - sophomore class Dalgarn, Jim: Woodshop - sophomore class Dalgarn, Sharon: Health, P.E. - JV volleyball, JV girls' basketball Dalgarn, Sue: English - freshmen class Edward, Edmond: Math department Head Edwards, Imogene: P.E. Department Head - V. volleyball, V. girls' basketbal, G.A.A. Ellls, Randy: Counsellor Ewy, Tom: Vocational Agriculture - FFA Foley, Roberta: Counsellor Gilbert, Lois: English - Yearbook Haines, Don: Business Dept. Head - FBLA Hall, Elmer: Weightliftng - V. football head coach, boys' track Hamilton, Dent: Social Studies - freshmen boys' basketball, V. football Harrell, Sharon: Nursing - VICA Hinch, Everett: English - freshmen class Hodson, Jewell: Cosmetology, Vocational Department Head - VICA Hothan. Herb: Reading - junior class Hothan, Leilani: ESL, French, English Dept. Head -junior class head sponsor Kitterman, Roger: Vocational Agriculture - FFA Kraus, Phil: Social Studies Department Head Mabarak, John: Special Ed - freshmen class Maschger, Bill: Band Mason, Lon: Math - boys' cross country McBride, Warren: Life Science McCauley, Joe: Math - sophomore class McNell, Bob: Math iles-'U' Chinle High School Faculty Milne. Jenny: Math - sophomore class Mitchell, Jim: English. head senior class Moore, Bill: English - sophomore class Moore, John: English - freshmen class Nelson, Don: Heavy Equipment - VICA Oo-sah-we, Leon: Drlver Education - softball, boys' JV basketball Pannor, Suzanna: Special Ed -- sophomore class Pavlik, Steve: Social Studies - Pep Club, Cheerleaders Pearce, John: Band Pendleton, Pat: English - junior class Plichta, Rlch: Counsellor Rawdin, Kim: Art Dept. Head - Art Club Ftawdin, Sue: Art - senior class Reed, Lenny: Social Studies - freshmen class Rees, Bill: Social Studies - NHS Robinson, Quinby: Journalism, Business, Graphic Arts - Wildcat News Salandro, Tony: JROTC Saline, Laura: Business Sanford, Ella: Home Ec - FHA, girls' track Schneider. Greg: Business - V. baseball Schwartz. Frank Dee: Science - glrls' cross country Smith, Blll: Automotive - VICA Stealy, Dave: Athletic Director Stopyak, Joe: Automotive - VICA Tellier, Pat: Counsellor Tighe, Ann: Science Dept. Head Tighe, Bob: Math Tomah, Kent: Driver Education - JV football head coach, V. wrestling, asst. track coach Troglia, Steve: P.E. - boys V. basketball, JV baseball Underwood, Bob: Social Studies Wallman, Jack: JROTC Wells, Beth: English, Spanish - Spanish Club Wells, Jlm: Science Wood, Jo Ann: Llbrarlan, NHS Sponsors, Coaches Are on lm ortant Part of CHS Button and Ribbon p annex 'Ch E' , qt fell? , ,X 4'.. til X f x i Jim Mitchell supervises senior float-building. Herb Hothan helps juniors on Grub Day. Suzanna Pannor, sophomore sponsor. ,44 K 4--on--+V f Pat Pendleton, junior class sponsor, with Randall Lois Gilbert takes yearbook pictures at White Steve Pavlik and Steve Troglia watch a volleyball Morgan on Button and Ribbon Day. House Ruins lphoto by Suzanna Pannorl. game. L.. l - ' fue xi.SlNfS mum 'f -MHUC Top: Ella Sanford, Home Economics and FHA. Roger Kitterman, Vocational Agriculture and FFA. Bottom: Matthew Kipp sells pastries with French teacher and French club sponsor Lani Hothan. Jack Wallman, JROTC, with wife Cecile. A HD. ,,-' ' 1 Don Haines at FBLA officer installation ceremony I . Faculty 3 4 l Paul Bumpas, P.E. teacher. MN ,J IT. Nelson Christie teaches Diversified Occupa- tions. 16 Flon Calori, Bill Moore, Leon Oo-sah-we, Steve Troglia watch a volleyball game. Virginia Christie teaches her biology class. 1 ,Wifi l 5 l f Joe Cody teaches woodshop. Edmond Edwards, math teacher, with Matt Kipp 7 .11 ,fb SW . 1 1 J s,,,., 3 :UQD-DH H A T103 if . Jil ' . . gf , Jim Dalgarn, woodshop teacher, with Don Lewis Sharon Dalgarn, Health and Physical Sue Dalgarn, English teacher, works with Kathy Hothan Education teacher. on the freshman float. Cheryll Jeffries taught freshman English after Jim Cleveland left for another Tom Ewy and Roger Kitterman, vocational agriculture teachers. career. 17 X ' -air' 5' ghgilll 5,3 if n wx HER '-.S i 'V' k13:1:i Vg sv' IFR!!-Fy,xQ uy ?'9fwf Elmer Hall, weightlifting teacher. eeel t W. f a i t lel' 2 t in , M . at lfll . 'W - X E . Top: Phil Kraus. Bottom: Warren McBride. ' 52 92. ,':l. 'f. Dent Hamilton, Social Studies teacher, helps a student. SQ Jewell Hodson, Vocational Dept. head. 5: ft. Top: John Mabarak shows students' art work during parents' night. Bottom: Joe McCauley. A ity..- ...,,.-... ..-,,,,,. mv' .eX.... W. .A ,.. .. - 'M . . fx .., Lon Mason, math teacher. Bill Maschger, band teacher, then jr. high principal. John Moore, English teacher. John Pearce, band teacher. QUWJY R0bif1S0f1. i0Uff18liSm- -25? 4 .. Jenny Milne, math teacher. Virginia Christie, Tony Salandro, Bob Underwood, Rich Plichta, Frank Boyd. Departmental harmony: Laura Saline and Greg Schneider, business teacher, on Grub Day. Chris Smith taught journalism after Quinby Robinson Don Haines on Grub Day. retired. 1 ,Q Frank D. Schwartz and friend. Bill Smith, Don Nelson, Rich Plichta. 20 Bob Tighe, math teacher. Anne Tighe, science teacher. X? Beth Wells, English, with Kathy Hothan 'vfff f X IJ Jim WSIIS. SCi8f1C6- Jo Ann Woodsflibrarian. 21 f L I 1 U Counselling Department 1 axes- USS! .- xii' ' 'k.- K ,R xffff Mfg! . x ' -6 1 -:FAI mf if ig so R so 5 . as Rich Plichta, junior class counsellor. Randy Ellis, freshman class counsellor, talks to Quinby Robinson. S. Christy Melcher, secretary. Jan Notah, registrar. Roberta Foley, sophomore counsellor. f-. l Familiar Faces: Cooks and Janitors Joy Mitchell, Joe Yazzie, Norbert Yazzie, and Allie Begay serve lunch. Alfred Begay o ooo M Bahe Yazzie and Johnny Brown Zonnie Yazzie Tulley Haudley 350 Attend CHS Open House An estimated 350 people attended the Chinle High School Open House November 16. Donations from high school teachers and the principal's fund provided burritos and salad. The JROTC color guard and drill team performed exercises under the supervision of instructors Tony Salandro, Frank Boyd, and Jack Wallman. Parents then dispersed to meet 4 with teachers in the classrooms. Student work was displayed in the cafeteria. Displays included paintings from the art classes and Special Ed. There were also hair setting displays from cosmetology, Homecoming pictures from the photography class, and research papers, news stories, and summaries from the English classes. Members of the open house committee were Lani Hothan, Don Nelson, Sharon Harrell, Laura Saline, and Don Johnston S Esther Gilmore and Dahlia James view paintings from the art classes and Special Education. N' Guests eat burritos and salad in the cafeteria JROTC members Samuel John, Kathy Hothan, Franklin Elliott, Karen Nez, Matilda Tso, and Benjamin Yazzie. i , ,,,,, Y, Matilda Tso, Karen Nez, Arlinda Begay, Gloria Harvey, Consuella Nez, and Pauline Hardy at the CHS Open House. 4 N X A 1 M , 0 5 f? if 'fi , F 2555151-, ,' we 'Qi' Community NAVAJF MTHJN BAND '55 nn. The Naveio Nation Band played for the opening ceremonies. fi'-1 ,awwf 'YF' 26 Franklin Elliott, Karen Nez, and Delores Tsosie in the flag-raising ceremony. .f W fi New Chinle Hospital Dpens August 28 saw the dedication of the new Chinle Hospital. The S20 million hospital was built with a hogan-shaped entrance. Inside is a hogan-shaped healing room for traditional Navajo healing ceremonies. A small clinic served Chinle since the 1950's. The new hospital opened for outpatients only. Additional funding is needed for housing in order for the hospital to be opened to the public, according to Steve Chickering, nursing director. The hospital will eventually include dental services, maternal and child health, mental health, a nursery, obstetrics, pediatrics, inpatient and outpatient care, a pharmacy, physical and respiratory ther- apy, renal dialysis, social services, surgical suite, vision, and x-ray. Senator Dennis DeConcini, who was at the opening ceremonies, helped the tribe get funding from Congress for the hospital. In 1977, Evangeline Hartsock formed a steering committee to plan for the hospital. She and other residents convinced the Navajo Tribal Council, Indian Health Service, and Congress that Chinle needed a hospital. Chinle patients can now be treated more rapidly and conveniently in Chinle, rather than at IHS facilities in Window Rock, Gallup, or Tuba City. Area residents donated over 100 acres of grazing land for the hospital. Pictured are Sarah Davis, Barbara Tso, and Juanita Gorman. 1 K lax 5 1, X 6' 1 . , x . A . The new hospital has a hogan-shaped entrance. ! Peter MacDonald, Navajo tribal chairman at the time Tribal councilman Nelson Gorman. AHL. JON1 COlVll'1, school dlStl'iCt QOV6l'f'lil'lQ b08l'd pf6Sld9l'1t Shannon Scott, 1981-82 Miss Elementary, and Melissa Begay, 1982-83 Miss Elementary. Back row: Kathleen Brown, Lavina Hunter, Anita Tso, Nedra Eskeets, Flomona Begay, Kathy Kaye, Perfillia Arviso, Darrell Begay, Carlene Hoskie, and Cassandra Ben. 5 xg Rosita Yazzle, Becky Claw, Carmen Shirley, Trina Clark, Pamela Harrison, Aaron Begay, Doreen Hobson, Lynette Gorman. 28 .N Elementary Indian Day Title IV is a federal program to meet the special cultural and academically- related needs of Indian students. District programs are supplemented by Indian cultural studies. During Title IV's Native American Week, various school activities encouraged pride in the students' culture. Ribbon dancers Lionel Harvey, Doreen Hobson, Arron Begay, and Becky Claw. V .... ...--A ---L,,W.a.., .......,., El8I'T'l6nt8Fy students d8I'1C8. x Bottom: Brenda Shorty, Kimmi Claw, Cecil Top: Melissa Begay and Rose Ann Arviso. Atson, Rosita Yazzie, Carmen Shirley. x 1 1,1 bp,.m?L1 145Qew4?i' Q I ll l ' f 7 Rock Point Festival F Shawn Tanezahnle and Jonille Brown from Chinle perform a duet. 'f ' Preserving Tradition The tenth annual Navajo Traditional Song and Dance Festival took place February 22 and 24 at Rock Point Community School. Participants came from 22 schools throughout the reservation. Performances were based on traditional Navajo songs and dances. Navajo-related performances included the Yeii Bicheii, gourd dances, feather dances, round and skip dances, belt basket dances, shoe games, and corn grinding song acts. Songs were about different aspects of Navajo life, including livestock, land, the Joint Use Area, war veterans, and love songs. The festival is to encourage Navajo reservation schools to teach Navajo singing and dancing. Funding was originally provided by Title IV, the federal program designed to meet the special needs of Indian students. Since Title funding was cut this year the school provided the money, and trophies were donated by local individuals and businesses. Fl Gourd dancers from Chinle Primary School are Tara Mitchell, April Claw, Jamie Yazzie, Victoria Mitchell, and Lenora Burbank. 5. . Chinle Primary School ribbon dancers are Glendalyn Davis, Brianna Jones, Ramaris Anagal, and Shawn Tahenezhanie. Navajo Arts and Crafts are Taught Navajo arts and crafts are taught at Chinle High School. Marie Sheppard, Special Education aide, teaches rug weaving and beadwork at Chinle High, and rugs, beadwork, and mocassins for NPC. Special Ed financed classroom improvements through bake sales and beadwork. llllfjf S' Marie Sheppard shows Glyndora Etsitty rug-weaving techniques. t. i x i x ,AE .. . . Marie Sheppard shows different types of Navajo rugs to her evening NPC class on rug-weaving. 13 ' s l, iii gs Suzanna Pannor works with Gary Whitney and Glyndora Etsitty on beadwork projects at the Resource Room. 'f-sawn A w j ?'I'?1 lrw. Marie Sheppard works on a beaded belt buckle to raise money for Special Ed. W 5 is is A Navajo rug with a storm design is shown to the Northland Pioneer College class on rug weaving. The evening class is held in the CHS Resource Room. Seniors 5 xx wr WX, Seniors Seniors we are since we've come this far. Twelve years through laughter and tears shouts and cheers 5 braveness and fears V with school years and all our peers, we've given our lives i H to the jives Eunice Begay Franklin Begay Genevieve Begay of education and have won! This surely is a year that will always be dear ,Q A and special ,M to one and all. ML- .av-T.. And as we continue out into the world, we'd like to say this to you underclassmen remember we're the best . 1 from all the rest i , you'lI ever see i 'cause we're the class of '83! James Begay Sadie Begay Marlene Benallie - Marietta Lewis Mlm! Mfrs mn,,,,,W,.. Jacqueline Benally Nathaniel Brown Verdenas Brown Vincent Brown Edward Caldwell Cynthia Charles Rosita Charles Daniel Charley Sonja Charlie Veronica Chee . 35 , Q l.. raw i GPN Violet Stanley, Myra Newman, and Hoskie Jake work on the senior float. Jerin Williams, Ed Caldwell, Marcellus Notah, Franklin Begay, Dewayne Claw. . ,.. 4. .wwf 'J K 'r1 fs AC 'VR gk Q' Riding in the Wrath of the Wildcat float are seniors Tommy Pltero, Andi Whitewater, Verdenas Brown, Jerin Williams, and Hank Tah. , , f ,I L, . , x ff- 1 655 Front. Franklin Begay, Jerry Davis, Arminda Todachine, Arlene Begay, Violet Stanley. Back: Kevin Sullivan, Vangie Harvey, Brenda Morgan, Quincy Natay, Emery Begay. The senior poster took second place. Class of '83: Wildcat Wrath In Homecoming activities, seniors took first place in sweats and effigies, and first place in bonfire. Fundraising projects included showing the movie Psycho and bake sales. The class of '83 was the second class to pay to have their yearbook pictures in color. Class officers were: Hank Tah, replacing Jerin Williams as president, Gina Winney, vice president, Arminda Todachine, secretaryg Darrell Clauschee, treasurer, and Kevin Sullivan, representative. Jim Mitchell was the head senior class sponsor. Other class sponsors were Virginia and Nelson Christie, Warren McBride, Sue Rawdin, Pat Tellier, and Laura Saline. 3 x , 1 I sa M. 1. Ricky Draper, Alvin Tsosie, and Kevin Sullivan prepare for the bonfire. 2. Seniors dancing around the campfire include Alvin Tsosie, Francine Davis, Myra Newman, Brenda Morgan, and Quincy Na- tay. 3. For a brief moment, Theresa Salandro perched on top before the senior pyramid collapsed. Other seniors shown are Tommy Platero, Irma Yazzie, and Cynthia Charles. 4. Top.' Brenda Morgan, Theresa Salandro, Cynthia Charles, Tommy Platero. Middle: Greg Hamilton, Hank Tah, Marcellus Notah, Kevin Sullivan. Bottom: Francine Davis, Delphina Shirley, Franklin Begay, Alvin Tsosie, Jerin Williams. Spirit Week: Buttons 8m Ribbons 8t Grubs 'ir Athena Draper, 11, shows off her button hat. Verdenas Brown 1123 and Marilyn Platero UU Esther Gilmore Q10 ki if ,fi 'Q lvl. I .N . f . , fi Seniors Brenda Morgan, Verdenas Brown, Delphina Shirley, Arlene Begay, Jackie Notah, Sandra Gorman, Marilyn Platero, Genevieve Begay, Sophia Price F i 1 1 J Movies Inspire Floats Homecoming Parade took place October 22. Floats followed a movie theme. Juniors took first place with E.T. - Extra Tough. The Rodeo Club members ride in the Homecoming Parade. float showedaChinle Wildcat t eeeei ttet T as e riding a bike with the extra- terrestrial on the handlebars. ft The bike was plowing ' through a defunct mustang. Seniors were second with Wrath of the Wildcats, a take-off on Star Trek ll. Freshmen took 3rd place with Wildcat lI, inspired by Rocky Ill. The sophomore float showed a space city with the robots C3PO and Ft2D2 from Star Wars. Their theme was, Wildcats Strike Back. Other parade participants included the Chinle Service 1 -w---e....,. ...,, unit, Navajo Nationg Luka- ...F jg? chukai Headstart Princess, 2fff'4.f'7. ' I .A fr -1 Lukachukai Indian Club i 4f , Q, Shawl Dancers, and Navajo tgta ,QQ ' ' Traditional Dancers and if M 1 Smgefs- Juniors took first placed with E.T. - Extra Tough. Riding the sophomore float are Cynthia Tomah, Carol York as the Wildcat, Valerie Brown, Ffolinda Brown, Shawn Garnenez, and Joe Yazzie. 44 - .ig I ,,..--..-.a-t arrr W-ff i AA 19 In I- ,,,, w ma., h N yi A tt ,ig Wag .4 . am sw 3' Q . ,.. J, , dm . . f... . ,,,. . W ' ., , ', K ,. M . qu E , Q., V I , ,. . A 2 A r Q . ' A f -- -3,x'G?',,.1 - ,,j ,jI.1, -VJ 44 'gfb 4, 655-1: QQ ., 'QI ., 4 -4. gif 7 ggfbf, af' 'ffvwg 5 ig- i fy U' L Y .5 ,,l,, .ta .+. 4 ..2'.,,' ' 1 A, ij g'x.4,j, 1- 3.3: url 4-.1 We 'Q X 4 ,I ,, vfrf 16 -uit The freshman float featured Rollin Young as the mighty Woldcat battling the tiny mustang in Wildcat lIl. ilj VICA members Julia Slim, Arvena Francis, and Marietta Lewis ride in the Handicapped Awareness truck driven by Nelson Christie. 4.4' JIT' USS ' gl- 3' 5 WMU RF. Q EaQpTCfPf'Sf aa The Future Homemakers of America float featured the Starship Enterprise. Wildcats were instructed to Wrath the Mustangs. 4 : , f'l-'WV Q' ., ,f ,, N nv WMA' . ,. bf-- ,Z , its l t t g . e Tsaile Elementary School India Club members dance. Lukachukai dancers march in the parade. L. v Stafford Watson ' -P 3 yin- i . NY?-5 i Q 'ls ' ' -.Lg ' L' . f -., im ffgbx Ethel Whitehair Storm clouds gather over Spider Flock, Canyon de Chelley. k 5 XJ I 1:4-fl' V4 7 ltr' Andralene Whitewater Irene Whltney Jerln Williams Ernest Wilson Gina Wlnney Franclna Yazzle Kathy Yazzle Mary Ann Yazzie Rose Ann Yazzle Yvonne Yazzle 47 -M Marr!! plain Standing on the football field are Homecoming attendants Roselyn Sylvia Griego 1113 and Daryl Clauschee 1123, Veronical Halwood 1121 King, Queen Reign Gver Winning Game Roselyn Shorty and Jimmy Claw, Veronica Halwood and Edwin Norton. I E 1 1 1 ., nm , - Q , 1 1 if 9 1 p Q fi- 1 1 1 -f YQ - E Q 't 1151 . G - Q ' . 5 f 1 , X mx! .A ' M. V , 1k 'H . 1 . sr' 1 , ' ' ' ff X t N -- 15-QW. .1 . 1,111-1 1 . .... -6 iii- Q ? - 1 IN. J 1' -. ff !! -- 1 1. ' Q- 11 1 ' , Q sgiig .yi i, rliif- -My 1- V 1 1. 1 -we 1 arg ,fi-4,1 4. jaw-7 x H ,Le :.g, - - f v -- K 5 - 1-iw, 1...1 N ,1 f1i L1NIK? ii if fgf i -. - fi:'ii'I.,a f. J '- Wgg, :W--f-M JROTC Honor Guard Brent Toadlena, Samuel John, Rose Johnny, Pauline Hardy, Kathy Hothan, Danny Bitsui, Erma Johnson, Tillie Tso, Faye Norcross, Jennifer Wagner, Franklin Elliott, Consuela Nez, Gayle Bitsui, and Karen Nez. 48 and Edwin Norton 1111. 1111, Genevieve 300 P' ' LTTN 355' 1 Y K Homecoming Queen Sylvia Griego and King Daryl Clauschee Underclassmen Class of '84: Extra Tough Competition Fredericka Atene Monique Beecher Antonio Begay Carol T. Begay Gerald Begay Gloria Begay ' x sy it Kenneth Begay Victoria Begay Sandra Benally Tulley Bla Debbie Brown Gwen Brown Julia Brown Delfred Charley Jackie Charley Dorothea Chee Albert Claw Jimmy Claw Randy Claw Jeff Curley Corrine Davis Athena Draper Kathy Duncan Mike Etsitty 50 The juniors' Homecoming float, E.T. - Extra Tough took first place. In Spirit Week, juniors were first in Buttons and Ribbons, second in Grub Day and Sweat Day, and third in Black and Gold Day. Junior class officers were Randall Morgan, presidentg Erin Wells, vice presidentg Victoria Begay, secretaryg Vangie Tsosie, representativeg and Ftoselyn Shorty and Edwin Norton as treasurers. Head class sponsors were Joe Stopyak and Lani Hothan. Other class sponsors were Pat Pendleton, Herb Hothan, Beth Wells, Paul Bum- pas, and Ella Sanford. Junior Homecoming candidates were Jimmy Claw and Edwin Norton for king, Sylvia Griego and Floselyn Shorty for queen. Fundraising activities included games, concessions and selling foam novelties. The class showed the movie Deathtrap November 18. - Valerie Brown - fC. Eitwv. , Kafaxi .E . .1 , At if L i , tri . C I iw- P 4-:wmv W X Xl ., 1' 3 5 Q ... . '3 i - g ff ' tai? if n ui ' .Q t G ' Eg es,.t .5 .. 1 S V. as .'g l s X mga X 4, 'S 6 X N Q me l 6 Q a ' 3:3 'i --f iiiiffi Yr NX X w we Q' X 55 X 31 .464 -A it E ..-- : ttit I :E ki. I -T - L Juniors selling snacks at the concession stand are Lori Bitsui, Kenneth Begay, Erin Wells, Randall Morgan, Oliver Vicenti, and Regina Yazzie. g.g-i 11? 5 issiil Edward Evenson Todd Francis Fernando Gorman Sylvia Griego Jackie Guy Melba Hunter Dalia James Seymore James Jodie Joe Edward Jumbo Dawn Kitterman Waylon Lafont Frankie Lee Duffy Leonard Travis Lincoln Alonzo Miller Cleo Mitchell Randall Morgan Michael Noon Phoebe Norcross Edwin Norton Regina Oliver 51 Daylene O'NeiI Michaelina Floanhorse Karmela Shay Deanne Shorthair Ernest Smith Lorraine Smith Jackie Sorrell Roberta Tayah Lisa Teller Michelle Terry Michael Tomah Andrew Tso Evangeline Tsosie Roselyn Tsosie Tommie Tsosie 52 1 wr f HM' 6 Y .lf ep if 4' H . f ag, :X f rg, rr 2 ll f K ' - -- Q. f a l ' ff Am ,fl . K 4 if gl, Q . Q f W or in all , s Q W 4 14 W 'f S a as gs 5 if H Y wir if X5 X - 3-uw .-,-V V l K, T l:2 S A f 11- 'V me if K H rf 9' mmf: 2 , 5 Y , ' Q .. ,,,.... . ' :?.A: ' fly aw' Q img A 'iii if3'x?',aUS M 5 ll lg,+itv'is A may S , ,4.2'm' ll- ew f eil 'riff iii? if? 'i Wn i ,... . 2- M ,, A f Q . . 755' K E f i E r, ' ' l lg, -- . 2-W,H4 ,ft -1? .- 15 QQ 5 W- 3 ' N . .X . X W - .g fi QS ,a ' s i., M.: ,, , lv U -3 my ,jq,gg, ,.l in x .iq Iv ',,n-W ,nu ,' 'XQWZ ,ua at J' up v l 3 -16 e 5 Regina Yazzie, Fernando Gorman, Randall Morgan, and Virgil Bahe work on the junior float. Marilyn Platerio poses with extra-terrestrial friend, E.T. vw' K ix? ff- ESM' K F F , 'Fri ww . , i .X Oliver Vlcenti Anthony Walters Erin Wells Pam Whitman Sharon Williams Marsha Wilson Michael Wilson Bonnie Yazzie Decker Yazzie Devera Yazzie Elsie Yazzie Justina Yazzie Norbert Yazzie Pearl Yazzie Rose Ann Yazzie 53 L w,...,, J-I Wildcats 31 foam novelty. Juniors' mustang effigy missed first place by one point. . l v 'V 3 U U P a 1 hwy. xrx, E.T. took first place in the poster contest. Randall Morgan, Erin Wells, and Regina Yazzie Sophomores Strike Back The sophomore float theme was Wildcats Strike Back. The float showed a wildcat standing victorious over his fallen foe a mustang! lt also featured a space city with C3PO and R202 from The Empire Strikes Back. Sophomore class officers were Brent Toadlena, presidentg Bertha Lee, vice presidentg Janet Germer- aad, secretaryg Thomasine Hubbard, treasurer: and Micki Preston, student council representative. Sophomore sponsors were Joe McCauley, head sponsor, Jenny Milne, Greg Schneider, Bill Moore, Joe Cody, Jim Dalgarn, and Suzanne Pannor. Sophomore fundraising activities included bake sales and raffles. - Brent Toadlena X QW' x Rf XX X X 'P IN , ,oil i 1' B . S wfff' ww . an Q A. Mx, , TJ be f.,...,af if 4 D l T ' B tsstr , tg S F ,- fe t .. N 1 X l t 'P XS t W if' Herman Bahe Pamela Bahe D'anne Bailey Maynard Beecher Colleen Begay Diane Begay Elaine Begay Geraldine Begay Janet Begay Nillarita Begay Selena Begaye Martinez Ben Norman Benally Sandra Benally Elaine Bia Eleanor Billy Chris Blacksheep Rolinda Brown Valerie Brown Olin Bryant Dwayne Burbank Tulley Caudley Iva Charley Thomas Charley 55 Patrick Chee Roselyn Chee Lovetta Clark Colleen Claw Deborah Claw Robert Dedman 'Franklin Elliott Mildred Eskeets Marie Etsitty Jo Ann Francis Shawn Garnenez Janet Germeraad Yvonne Gilwood Rosinda Goldtooth Curtis Greybear Sharon Grover Velina Guy Bennie Halwood Wilson Halwood Pauline Hardy Christie Hayou I se l g,!,:Q -Q QA Sophomores work on their homecoming float 1 if 3 'Q of f i f was 4 X A .X .- . Lk ' . . 1 S5513 ,, I 4 -e-4 . sk L s ff-Qgws -wwe-11 lass- el:-was Y. :k:,-:.r 3 I Ss ..e:5111'1s??e, K Qi X 1 . N M I k - ,gi .. 4 5 X l s X x X ,As W X 2 lx ,Q 'X 1 5 S :'x ' X 'K N.--' ag, .1-Q J 1f ?m Rs Q lass messes: 'salma-gil Thomasine Hubbard Douglas James Eleanor James Gary Jim Ella Mae John Debbie Johnson Rosinda Johnson Louise Jones Marjorie Jones Mella Kay Joseph Klade Arlene Lee Bertha Lee Norberl Lee Patricia Lee Alta Lewis Verna Loretto Manina Manycow Ervin Nez Nancy Nez Kaye Norcross Dwayne Norton Emma Preston Darryl Redhouse Gary Rockbridge Jacqueline Salandro Roberta Sam Karla Shay Jacqueline Shirley 57 Stewart Shorty Marcella Slim Felix Smith Ingrid Smith Andrea Stanley Marcellina Tenequer Sharon Thompson Brent Toadlena Cindy Tomah Ellouise Tso Matilda Tso Zoncho Tso Bennie Tsosie Delores Tsosie Evelyn Tsosie 58 rf?-'..x .Mr-f-Sas ,el . W Fir fx S ?'i 4 9 'WA fm A infix 'Y' 1, ofa f f l12 i l 1 iiiii' ,nm J-I new of ' ,AA ' ,, fu f fn ,4- I , 1-wi , ' : ,ak 1 ll ng. V . , , .415 W .. , Af, W ,l,,, .- M , I I If x 'a f ,M I' . , ,v M 'Y' W nr + Ny. ,' ' x N' Q x ff! VP' ' K ' f I J ., , gif ir! 'X x iifm -Q2 'V gi ' 6 fe 5 gig , 1 e 5 M Sharon Grover works on the wildcat for the sophomore float. a 5 44804 ,Q gglli. i ln' if J. I-gl 1 ' A y ul The sophomore float showed a space city with R2D2 and C3P0 by the wildcat goalposts. r... L.. 'IL val, lf' iii li' ,..-.,, all N Q. va Q23 Q -5 M i ,ooo l, t .. ,. i 04.0 KT Malinda Tsosie Michelle Tsosie Loretta Tsui Edward Wallace Dora Watchman Alvin Whitehair William Wilson Anthony Yazzie Denise Yazzie Maxine Yazzie Patricia Yazzie Wilma Yazzie Veronica Yoe Rachel Yonnie Carol York Lelia Ashley Eva Atencio Charlotte Ayze Matilda Bahe Annie Beall Lexcey Bedonie Michaelina Bedonie Arlinda Begay Berdine Begay Douglas Begay Emery Begay Eugenia Begay Jonathon Begay Juan Begay Larry Begay Larson Begay Lloyd Begay Michael Begay Patrick Begay Rose Begay Davida Belone Reggie Benally Yolanda Benally Dwayne Bla 60 Freshmen Hit Hard The freshmen float theme was Wildcat Ill, based on the movie Rocky III. It featured Rollin Young as the mighty Wildcat beating a much smaller mustang foe. Freshmen class officers were John Griego, president: Mike Roanhorse, vice-presidentg Andrea Scott, secretaryg Glynes Mitchell, treasurer: and Mon- ique Salandro, representative. Head freshmen class sponsor was Lenny Reed. Other class sponsors were Randy Ellis, Robert Tighe, John Moore, Everett Hinch, John Mabarak, Bob Underwood, and Sue Dalgarn. 1. t 4 if A lil . ,.,,..,, y ,A,,,, K :lx :.hh J ., 2 N 2 is K , 5 X Q N-N . .N N . X .e'ffe'11fQ Khh F. 1 ,Q we V. .A yub ,..s , Q. is XQ V , ,B ,Q 'gel ,,AQ'. 2llYlX5'ft3135gt zzz seg , ex, : NL YR? 5 X x sv 'Mx 5 X Q N it X Q w XR Q wr F B B X X X Qg X ' S'-ll- f H? - N . kgA,.. 25: N tx T - C W X is 3 E Q 4 itil S B tttt ,tt Q ef ,..s.. h:L B. .m... , .. , A.. mm . W J i , ' ,IIQ Ziz 1 N : . A A :ks X1m1 .: J 1 1. .,,5 11.1 l .. EL . 1 Q , -,,, --M, Q2 5 .EJ E Gloria Harvey, Stefanie Bedonie, and Elsie Bahe work on buttons. X Elsie Bia Jessie Mae Bia Lucille Bia Raymond Bia Sharon Billy Danny Bitsui Gayle Bitsui Lee Bitsui Charles Blacksheep Tina Blacksheep Jones Blinky James Burbank Mason Burbank Angela Byjoe Bertha Chee Daniel Chee Violet Chee Jane Christie Carlton Curley Frederick Damon Judie Dan 61 Vicki Davis Francis Dedmen Lorene Dedmen Mildred Dedmen Marvin Denny James Dexter Andrea Dineyazzie Preston Draper Ronald Draper a Stacy Etsitty is FM ii Sharon Evenson Arvena Francis Vinson Francis Robbie Garcia Lillie Gatewood x l Anderson Gorman is , ccc,scc Davis Gorman fi- 3 if Ophelia Grey li 62 .mx - ' S X..k Elsie Bahe and Kristy Schwartz work on the freshman float. - f'X0x?5 473' ' Q gn of .FZ do 3+ ,J Joseph Jones sports a button hat during Spirit Week. Ga 'T 9 .V t-f Q' i i 'kv Annette Greybear Bonnie Halwood Calvin Halwood Harlan Halwood Arthur Harvey Veranna Hijoe Vangie Hobbs Rickie Hosteen Kathy Hothan Elta Jake Thomas James Keith Jodie Ronnie Joe Corenna John Joseph Jones Vernita Jones Gilbert Jumbo Adalene Kee Valencia Kelewood Ronnie Kelsey Bessie Keesie Lavina Kinsel 63 Michael Kraus Lavon Lee Leander Leonard Virginia Leonard Roger Leslie David Lewis Andrew Lincol Alicia Litson Verna Loretto Phyllis Lynch Leland McCurtain Johnny Mike Cordena Mitchell Glynes Mitchell Joy Mitchell Lynette Mitchell Olson Mitchel Norman Morgan Rachel Neyatewa Marguerite Nells Tommy Nells 64 JA, ff'-ft fm- M L 'A r K A O 1 V 5 2 gg Y: if lt 'ftlggi GA' ,ti if 5lQ3gR if . 3: M l IQ. - , L , has tm eerie .-tv Freshman eftigy was trashed, but the plucky freshmen put it back vb with the sign, What do you expect from a mustang? mv' Arlinda Nez Harry Nez Jesbert Nez Vernon Nez Charlotte Noble Bobbie Notah Delberta Notah Mike Roanhorse Charlotte Robertson Daryle Rockbridge Monique Salandro Sean Salyer Vernon Sam Kristy Schwartz Andrea Scott Alfonso Shirley Ronald Shortey Rosita Skinner 65 Natasha Terry Wllbert Tom Tommy Totsonl Yaas Tso Tslnhnahjlnnle Kenneth Tso Carmelila Tsosle Everett Tsosle Faron Tsosle Franklin Tsosle Harold Tsosle Elvlne Van Wlnkle Fluby'Van Wlnkle Jennlfer Wagner DBHIQI Walters Tonya Wllllams Serena Wlllle Brenda Wilson Michelle Wilson Caroline Yazzie Elta Yazzie Ervin Yazzie Frederick Yazzie Lenena Yazzie Melvin Yazzie Perry Yazzie Valerie Yazzie Marietta Young Leroy Young 66 - i rife ,,2, 1.l ' , 53 W X, J If -nf' 'ITV .. . 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U- 1. ..-,.- , -1'-:-, '3' L. .1.'1 .! 3'- ' I , . . . . - .lo , , ' X ' ., - ' - sl fphf V ' ,. ' , ,, ' 9'-1'.r3 u.'7 1, x - A . - 0 f J, . 'VY' f 1 . '..-1a- . , 'B . - .1-:1 L 5- ' Q -'. .- Lgt f, y . -, A . . .--'I ' . f ., ..,'l '. l ' Sports 4 I ...Y fA Mustang trips over own man while being tackled by Chinle player. Dloohee Tsinijinnie 1757, Greg Hamilton 1427, and Jess Lee 1637. 1982 Brings Exciting Football On the varsity football team, Edward Caldwell 1grade 127 and Jimmy Claw 1117 made the All-Conference first team, and received Honorable Mention for All-State. Players who received the coaches' citation for doing a good job were Eddie Morgan 1117, quarterback: Randy Claw 1117, defensive back, Wayland La Font 1117, tackle, Delbert Guy 1127, end, Edward Jumbo 1117, tackle, Cornelius Redhouse 1117, nose guardg Darrell Clauschee 1127, defensive back, Clarence Mitchell 1127, end, and Marcellus Notah 1127, defensive back. Head coach for the varsity team was Elmer Hall, assistant coaches Dent Hamilton and Randy Flober. On the junior varsity team, outstanding players were Michael Roanhorse, offensive tail back, and Frankie Lee, linebacker. Head coach was Kent Tomah, assistant coach Fion Calori. 5 E. ' s . at .P W Q 5' 4 at '14273 63 Front: Emery Begay, Randy Claw, Greg Tsosie, Mitchell Lang, Alvin Benally, Eugene Begay, Ed Caldwell, Marcellus Notah, Joey Paymella, Ernest Wilson, Wayland La Font, Jess Lee, Ed Morgan. Back: Ben Begay, Jim Claw, Ed Jumbo, Delbert Guy, Mike Tomah, Nat Brown, Cornelius Fledhouse, Greg Hamilton, Ricky Draper, Darrell Clauschee, Dloohee Tsinijinnie, Antonio Begay, Mark Benallie, Quincy Natay, Clarence Mitchell, Stafford Watson. 68 ,.. 'N' S- f-it KJ' '4- 'hr sa f Y fig, Front row: Brian Little, Alfred Thompson, Harlan Halwood, Joseph Jones, Ronnie Draper, Jonathan Begay, Bennie Halwood, Shawn Garnenez. Middle row: Flon Calori, assistant coach, Frankie Lee, Dexter James, Mike Floanhorse, Edward Johnson, Douglas James, Kent Tomah, head coach. Back row: Bennie Tsosie, Benson Yazzie, Alfonso Shirley, Ervin Yazzie, Julian Fledhouse, Emmett Yazzie, Everett Tsosie, LaVonne Lee, Mike Noon. Catch that Mustang ,- v,,-Q Q. MQ' 7' . '+-.NWK N O T Gm J Greg Hamllton for a touchdownl Dloohee Tsinijinnie Q75l and Alvln Benally l72l Q ,R Mm i --. , W, UA. ' Q 1 no L ' l . M ,..,. UW,,,,1,,,. ,..- . 1- A-'H I Clarence Mltchell kicks a field goal. -fpfyj ',,,-f' -vu-.Q -it J H Francine Davls serves the ball. Dalia James, Francine Devls, Monlque Beecher. Michele Anagal, Jackie Charley. Varsity Volleyball Photos by Lois Gilbert The Girls' Varsity Volleyball team won games with Red Mesa, Tuba City, Window Flock, Ganado, and two games with Many Farms. They lost at the Snowflake Invitational, Page, and Mon- ument Valley. At the Many Farms A North Volleyball tournament, Chinle won one and lost one. Monique Woody Beecher was chosen All-Conference. Front row: Esther Gilmore, Michele Anagal. Middle row: Veronica Hallwood, manager, Dalia James: Lori Bitsuig Colleen Begayp Monique Beecher: Arlene Begay. manager. Back row: Sylvia Griego, Sandra Gorman, Jackie Charley, Andraline Whitewater, Sharon Begay. Not pictured: Lori Bitsui, Vangie Tsosie, Coach Imogene Edwards. 73 Photos by Alice Schwartz Layout by Frank Dee Schwartz Jackie Yazzie, Kathy Salyer, and Thomasine Hubbard warm up before the district meet at Kayenta. Top: Thomasine Hubbard. Flight: Jackie Yazzie. Seaon Hi-Lites Sharon Grover wins Winslow State: Top two freshmen, then two sophomores. 4th - district 5th - state Most Valuable Runner: Jackie Yazzie Most Improved: Thomasine Hubbard Best Attitude: Elvira Begay Sharon Grover I Girls Cross Country: Tough to Beat S W Q . . 3 .X aa- .X Q-.. ,F ......-.--f ' 2...-e ' was .....-.-.-- ' minimis- 6 V The girls line up prior to the start of the Chinle Invitational, held at Canyon de Cheliy Steve Pavllk Jackie Guy Thomasine Hubbard Kathy Salyer. Jennifer Tayah, Elvira Begay, Jackie Yazzie. 1982 Chinle High School Wildcat Girls' Varsity: Front: Jennifer Tayah, Elvira Begay Jackie Yazzle Elvira Begay Kathy Salyer Sharon Grover. Back: Thomasine Hubbard, Jackie Yazzie, Kathy Salyer 1982 Girls' Cross Country Schedule Cortez, CO Window Rock Flagstaff District - Kayenta Winslow State - Buckeye Tuba City After season meets: Holbrook Amateur Athletics Union Chinle Denver, CO Mingus Kansas City, MO Many Farms Boys' Cross Country: Running Hard Photos by Herb Hotham Albert Claw took 10th place at the state meet, made the All State Team, and was Most Valuable Runner on the varsity team. Other varsity members receiving awards were Emerson Jumbo, Coach's Award, and Lloyd Begay, Most Improved. On the JV team, Danny Jack- son was the Most Valuable Runner, while Patrick Begay was Best Rookie. Letter winners on the varsity team were Albert Claw 1111, Emer- son Jumbo 1121, Harold Bia 1101, Lloyd Begay 191, Michael D. Tsosie 110, Emery Lee 1121, and Bruce Curley 1121. JV letter winners were Danny Jackson 1111, Patrick Begay 191, Tommie D. Tsosie 1111, and Olin Bryant 1101. Flagstaft cancelled Winslow 3rd Tuba City 2nd Holbrook 4th Chinle 3rd Mingus 2nd Many Farms 4th Window Rock 2nd Dlstrlct 3rd State 5th s. .- - is .ffillif Emerson Jumbo Emery Lee Chinle High School Boys' Cross Country team runs at the Chinle meet. Q 'C' 'C' 'C' 'C'fU C 'C' Front row: Lloyd Begay, Emerson Jumbo, Mike Tsosie. Middle row: Steve Allen, Danny Jackson, Bahe Hardy, Patrick Begay, Emery Lee, Ed Evanson. Back row: Tommie Tsosie, Olin Bryant, Albert Claw, Bruce Curley, Robert Lowe, Harold Bia. is i- t., Steve Allen, Olin Bryant, Patrick Begay, and Danny Jackson wait for the meet to start. Harold Bia 1. Mike Tomah Marcellus Notah. 2. Kevin Sullivan Edward Caldwell 3. Greg Tsosle Greg Hamilton. 4. Kevin Sullivan Marcellus Notah. and and and and SQL, M! Wrestlers Conquer Eight Chinle wrestlers went to state this season. Edward Caldwell, most valuable player, was first at District, third at the Many Farms meet, and fourth at Holbrook. He was 19-4 for the season. Jerin Williams was second at District and second at Many Farms. He was 19-5 for the season Kevin Sullivan was third at district and had an 8-10 season. He was the most improved member of the team. Greg Hamilton was third at District and was 12-6 for the season. Michael Tomah was fourth at District and had a 10-8 season. Emberson Jumbo was fourth at District and 8-5 for the season. Emery Begay was fourth at district and had a 6-5 season. Edward Jumbo was fourth at.Holbrook and had a 10-6 season. He was hurt at the Many Farms tournament and was unable to finish the season. Marcellus Notah was fourth at District and had a 13-6 season. Season Record Chinle 33 Ganado 42 Chinle 42 Tohatchi 29 Chinle 18 Red Mesa 56 Chinle 40 Window Rock 27 Chinle 48 Many Farms 30 Chinle 39 Monument Valley 36 Chinle 21 Snowflake 48 Chlnle 22 Red Mesa 47 Greg Tsosle carries Marcellus Notah Chinle 42 Many Farms 16 wu- 4 Front row: Edward Caldwell, Marcellus Notah, Emerson Jumbo, Emery Begay. Back row: Coach Tomah, Mike Tomah, Kevin Sullivan, Greg Hamilton, Coach Calori. all Front row: Hank Tah, Randy Claw, Mike Draper, Ron Platerio, Quincy Natay, Mascot Steven Troglia. Back row: Andrew Reed, Darrell Nevayaktewa, Clarence Mitchell, Darrell Clauschee, Harold Draper, Coach Steve Troglia. Not pictured: Ron Shorty, Jerry John. tsaxzf 2 0 ylllllll 24 . f n A .te Q4 r i 1. 1 lrer wr g 1 Varsity Boys' Basketball The Chinle Wildcats were third in the conference, with a 4-4 record. Leading scorers were Darrell Claus- chee, averaging 21.3 points a game, followed by Clarence MitcheIl's 17.1 First team All-Conference honors went to Darrell Clauschee and Clarence Mitchell. Most Valuable Player: Darrell Claus- chee. Best Offensive Players: Hank Tah, Clarence Mitchell Most Improved: Randy Claw, Andrew Reed Most inspirational: Quincy Natah, Darrel Nevayaktewa Rookie of the Year: Harold Draper Members selected to the All Navajo Nation Team: Darrell Clauschee, Clar- ence Mitchell, and Harold Draper. Andrew Reed shoots a basket. Andrew Reed, Jerry John, Darrell Clauschee. . 5 S3 Y Sifrf . 5- S i TV . fl. e w. -e fl , as w g f 2 . K K i -if. , 5 y f . 5. ,Qs 1- 'gs 9, .- 1 . xg , .wg 3 -. 5 -. 3 . S- f f - t 5 'et -, - fe . - Egg i sf -R ,, Q f .: Q l ffl t JV Boys' U Basketball . 2 The JV team won three 3 games and lost 11. l The Most Valuable Player was Randall Morgan, Most Improved was Ray Greymountain, and Best Rebounder was Bennie Hall- Randall Morgan, Edwin Whitesinger, Albert John. wood. if i Front row: Manager Sherry Lynn Whitewater, Eddie Morgan, Lee Mescal, Steve Litson, Gary Jim, Manager Andralene Whitewater. Back row: Coach Leon Oo-sah-we, Bennie Hallwood, Ronald Shorty, Flay Greymountain, S. Lee Mescal, Randal Morgan, Ray Greymountain, Eddie Morgan. Edwin Whitesinger, Ronald Shorty, Lee Mescal, Bennie Hallwood. Eddie Morgan. Varsity Girls' Basketball Girls' Varsity swept the A- North Conference Title and the A-North District Tournament. Three girls made the All- Conference A-North team: Brenda Morgan 1121, Delphina Shirley 1121, and Monique Beecher 4113. Brenda Morgan made the Class A All-Tourney Team at state. - Coach Imogene Edwards Front row: Charlotte Tah, Brenda Morgan, Monique Beecher, Dalia James, Francine Davis. Back row: Delphina Shirley, Colleen Begay, Denise Begay, Glynes Mitchell, Wilma Hunter, Jackie Sorrell, Coach Imogene Edwards. .ff Monique Beecher, Francine Davis, Brenda Morgan. Sink it! 10 Front row: Velina Guy, Jackie Charley, Coleen Claw. Back row: Arvena Francis, Elsie Bahe, Cindy Tomah, Corenna John, Kristy Schwartz. Go fOr it WiIdC8iS! 2 JV Girls' Basketball 3 Velina Guy, Arvena Francis, Cindy Tomah. Colleen Claw, Velina Guy, Corenna John, Arvena Francis. qsagnme 1 .Q rn? Arvena Francis. Freshmen Basketball The Freshmen Boys' Basketball team won five games and lost five, but outscored opponents 782 to 776 for the season. Seven of the games lost were by a combined margin of only 16 points. 'The team's outstand- ing performance was beating Snowflake 60-57. The team's strength was in team-play and effort, while the main weakness was in fouling. Counting only field goals, the team outscored its opponents in 9 of 16 games. The boys made a good, all-around consistent effort. - Coach Dent Hamilton 1. Dexter James, Mike Floanhorse, Patrick Begay. 2. Front row: Larson Begay, Faron Tsosie, Dexter James, Jonathan Begay. Back row: Everett Tsosie, Alfonso Shirley, Michael Roanhorse, Patrick Begay, Coach Dent Hamilton. Not pictured: Ron Shorty, Melvin Pashiakai, Ron Draper. 3. Dexter, James, Jonathan Begay, Patrick Begay. 4. How it feels to win - Mike Floanhorse walking on air. l gi so 5 . f'a-'5 . q :H WW .x . ' --. Q 'itil W W WILDCHYS Z . Spring Sports u .0 1 ou 0 1 9 I , fn. '1 Q'9,'! 4 Ja.: . X X, 'E.., 1.2 I '- 'f-' ow,, ' v u In vt I U ' ' 0'-.HH .',s1. '. C' .9 . u ,. 0 ,, , ts. .'V :1 y, ' In f -Yr' 0 o o ,4 Q 'aw o 0 og n 'I 5 1.0 n :R on' ' fs 50 1 .1 , 5 o 5 I Spring Sports: Wildcats Busting Cut All Over -.,,...,..f The track team finishes up a 330 yard interval. Pictured are Velina Guy, The distance runners get set for a timed 2-mile run. The four on the rlght are Aleta Teller, Bruce Curley, and Emerson Jumbo. Hoskie Jake, Carleton Curley, Mel Peshlakai, and Jackie Yazzie. J 'ff 52 1? ,ir 'W v -4 ,V ,W gin? . . Y ,, Fi 'tl' X , 0' it . sa, if , 1 , 4 4' W, 1 .J UL. M , .,,.' zu' The long distance runners: Brent Toadlena, Bruce Curley, Eunice Begay, Mike Tsosie, Sharon Grover, John Smith, Emerson Jumbo, Lloyd Begay, Hoskie Jake, Jackie Yazzie, Carleton Curley, Thomas Willie, Mel Peshlakai. Not pictured: Albert Claw, Nillarita Begay, Jolena Harvey, Michelle Wilson. g,llS '4- .tti A' , i :JH F 1,,78il ML-... QQ, ,Fu l ,F-35 ' gg? , . ,lg ,.i,,,4.lk, 4 .1 X cv Tvwgimf ,t , r Q dig --5 .. . X .. W .- '- 1 LH,-f Glrlg Track, front row: Michelle Anagal, Jackie Yazzie, Aleta Teller, Sharon Grover, Roberta Sam, Pollene Hardy. Middle row: Nlllarita Begay, Marietta Tsinijinnie, Sandra Deswood, Cindy Tomah, Velina Guy, Jackie Butler, Selena Willie. Back row: La Bertha Samuel, Marilyn Yazzie, Eunice Begay, Julia Tsosie, Kathy Hothan, Brenda Morgan, Martine Benally, Colleen Begay, Coach Ella Sanford. ,IRQ .3 5 c ' I f ' L I .4 3 ' ff-time . E 3 Q Mfr S' . q e t YW l S 1 XHS ?Lf?!E'5 3.74 K X Mu. Q M39 ,Vw It , 1 1 Q av -Q-L ikgbifmt 'R Y 53 K L f 'A' . ' , lll. C C S it ' . 1 - - t wisest A ' F 'at l Boys Track, front row: John Smith, Thomas Willie, Mike Tsosie, Hoskie Jake, Emerson Jumbo, Mitchell Lang, Carleton Curley, Mel Peshlakai. Middle row: Lloyd Begay, Wayland La Font, Ed Caldwell, Joey Paymella, Orlando Draper, Danny Jackson, Mike Floanhorse, Dexter James, Brent Toadlena. Back row: Kelly Tomah, Lavon Lee, Bruce Curley, Mike Tomah, Greg Hamilton, Jerin Williams, Dloohee Tsinajhinie, Jerry Frazier, Franklin Begay, Coach Elmer Hall. ,Z Baseball, front row: Alfred Thompson, Michael Begay, Robert Dedman, Ed Whitesinger, Scott Fleents. Middle row: Edward Johnson, John Mitchell, Lee Mescal, Eugene Begay. Albert John, Alonzo Miller. Back row: Flon Platerio, Daryl Begay, Ron Shorty, Nathanial Brown, Quincy Natay, Eddie Morgan, Edward Wallace softball, front row: , , , y, rea lneyazhe, Athena Draper. Back row: Chuy Whitewater, Michelle Tsosie, Jackie Sorrell, Vangie Tsosie, Dalia James, Lori Bitsui, Coach Leon Oo-sah-we. Sylvia Griego, Monique Salandro Colleen Claw Carol Begay Jackie Charle And D' s N23 2 Z' .- VC5f:ff 'f?' ' ' Activities , Q may J 2 'ntfooiz it Pl ft W, Nuns: iarriacts vi. A N 1 S Science Fair Sparks Imagination The Apache-Navajo County Science Fair, sponsored by Career Education, took place at Ganado High School Mar 2 and 3. Students competed in the high school division, grades 9-12, and the junior division, grades 6-8. Projects were to be done exclusively by students. Projects on display were to contain no dangerous chemicals, open flame, or live animals. Chinle High School Projects are shown here. 1. Travis Tso and Jerome Nez work on an electronic questioner. 2. Daniel Chee and Leander Leonard discuss their potato-powered clock. The acid in potatoes is only sufficient to run the small digital clock shown. To run the larger clock, lemons are required. 3. Karen Butler, Melba Hunter, and Velina Guy show how noise affects plants. 4. Cornelius Ftedhouse works on his electric magnet. i 55 1. Wade Urtega, Rollin Young, and Michael Begay demonstrate which glue holds best. 2. Michael Claw and Thomas Charley show how a telegraph operates. 3. Andrea Dineyazhe and Monique Salandro work on electroplating. 4. Kimberly Jean shows her greenhouse. Ill gh 'XD 1 if N. . A A ' .. j'3..,, nyg J f V A- V 1 Q ,, H55 gamma Pwr W M g mm W r we 1: .1 'fb' 4: SCHOOL BUS FFA members Michael Kraus, Shem Attakai, Keith Begay, LaMar Menally, Oliver Vicenti, Roy Johnson, Jody Joe, Raymond Bia, and sponsor Tom Ewy. 1 'Wm Jody Joe, Oliver Vicenti, and FFA members from other schools judge steers. Future Farmers Judge Livestock Future Farmers of America from five northern Arizona high schools met February 12 for regional judging competition in Snowflake. Judging competitions were in steers, bulls, pigs, soils, and meats. ln livestock judging, the Chinle team took fourth place. Chinle took third place in the meat judging, in which students judged beef, pork, and lamb. Chinle FFA members also went to the state FFA competition, held at the University of Arizona in Tucson February 24, 25, and 26. Juding competition included public speaking, job interviews, and judging of livestock, poultry, and agricultural products. ,,,. ' 'Y M , fi S X, 1514 V ,,A1,. ,, ..,,, M 1 ga , V V WH rf nR?.m,hwMwMMww 5 T '- A U S S ?fff'?33lif,igiiit.iftst-MKQNS l R i... , H . g . i. vt... X , I . . ,. im. V- v I Y -,Q -Maw A T-fi.. , Homeward bound on the bus are Jody Joe, Michael Kraus, Raymond Bia, La Mar Benally, Shem Attakai, Oliver Vicenti, and Keith Begay. Jody Joe, FFA sweetheart, and Ray- Jody Joe judges yearling bulls at the F-Bar cattle ranch Roy Johnson studies his notes while judging hogs in mond Bia, president, judge hogs. in Snowflake. FFA regional competition. JROTC Involves Many Chinle Students The Chinle JROTC Has been awarded the distinction of Honor Unit or Honor Unit with Distinction for four consecutive years. This designation is a result of the Annual Formal Inspection conducted in the spring by a team of U.S. Army officers from Fort Lewis, Washington. The Chinle JROTC is in the top 20 percent of all units in the region. The Color Guard won atrophy at the Shiprock Navajo Fair for Best Marching Unit, and placed third at the Window Ftock Navajo Nation Fair parade. Cadet Stefanie Bedonie receives an award from Major Tony Salandro. Daniel Walters receives an award and a handshake from Major Salandro and Mr. Kipp. Chinle JROTC drill team marches in the Homecoming Parade it .nah ! JROTC Color Guard members during Homecoming Parade: Benjamin Yazzie, Samuel John Faye Norcross, Franklin Elliott, Erma Johnson, and Jennifer Wagner. K!-ew Company B at ease during the award ceremony. FBLA Trains The Chinle Chapter of FBLA held its installation of officers and induction ceremony on November 19 at Thunderbird Lodge. 1982-83 FBLA officers were Bertha Lee, historian: Kenny Begay, reporter, Carol York, parliamentariang Jackie Notah, treasurerg Arlene fErshl Begay, secretaryg Sandy Gorman, vice president ffirst semesterl and president lsecond semesterlg and Tommy Platero, president lfirst semesterl. Future Business Leaders of America is the national organization for all secondary business education students. FBLA promotes leadership and confidence, develops character, encourages scholarship, and encourages all business education students to establish occupational goals and become better business leaders. Goals of the club include developing competent, aggressive business leadership, creating more interest and understanding of American business, encouraging members to improve the home, business, and community, development of good citizenship and patriotism, encouraging efficient money management, and to ease the transition from school to work. f ' vi- Vocational Director Katy Powell participates in the candle lighting ceremony for each officer. Students for Business M I ,lf s In FBLA officers Bertha Lee, Kenny Begay, Carol York, Jackie Notah, Arlene fErshl Begay, Sandy Gorman, and Tommy Platero. LIZ. -255: H A ' 22: ' va. 2-'F-'Ml ..W...::: 3 . ... if 5 ' Lin Vangie Tsosie, Brenda Wilson, Bertha Lee, and Kenny Begay. Tommy Platero inducts the new members, Victoria Begay, Carol Begaye, Evangeline Tsosie, and Brenda Wilson. .44 3,154 .'Q,..f IVY' ii ,,,, . f .Hts pus Y 44 X ,V ,f ts N . if S? K- .L X ' i -,Q Y f . 5 a s Yearbook class members Brent Toadlina, Valerie Brown, Ruthie Dayzie, Marietta Lewis and Lisa Tsosie pose outside the classroom. Yearbook Has Class Somewhere between last year's financial crunch and this year's financial crisis, a yearbook class briefly flourished. For a semester, students met in class to work on the yearbook. When an English teacher left for greener fields in private industry, his former classes were dispersed to other English teachers. Franklin Elliott' most dependable af1e,.schoo, worker' Lois Gilbert's yearbook class was then replaced with an English class, and copies a layout. students went back to after school yearbook work. -SN Ruthie Dayzie was the student yearbook marathon title holder - Monique and Theresa Salandro answered a call for help during Christmas vacation. 8V2 hours on a Saturday. In back are Valerie and Brent. Here they check last year's yearbook to identify students. VICA Provides Job Skills, Competition VICA stands for the Vocational, Industrial Clubs of America. VICA is a national organization and has been active in Arizona for 16 years. The instructors are advisers for their own fields of expertise. Bill Smith instructs Auto Shop, Jewell Hodson teaches Cosmetology, Sharon Harrel provides nursing instruction, Don Nelson teaches Heavy Equipment, and Nelson Christie, Diversified Occupations. The local Skills Olympics was held January 26, and students competed in Cosmetology, Nursing, and Welding. Cosmetology had three new contests this year, and 28 students, almost half the students enrolled, participated in manicuring, facials, or hairstyling. First place winners were Charlotte Curley in hairstyling, Yolanda Benally in manicuring, and Marietta Lewis in facials. The officers performed an Emblem Ceremony similar to the one done at the Regional and State Skills Olympics. Heavy Equipment planned their own competition at a later date, since mud prevented heavy equipment operation when the other skills areas competed. First place winners received a medallion, second and third place winners received ribbons, and everyone participating was given a certificate. The next Skills Olympics was held in Flagstaff at Northern Arizona University March 10. Those winners went to State Competition in Phoenix April 16 and 16. State winners went to Louisville, Kentucky, to compete in the National Skills Olympics. Last year Kevin Shay from Chinle went to the National Skills Olympics. VICA officers were Regina Winney, presidentg Sonja Charley, vice president, Priscilla Greyeyes, treasurerg Charlotte Curley, secretaryg Gloria Begay, reporter, and Donna Grey, viser. Bernice Henry, Gloria Begay, Priscilla Greyeyes, Regina Winney, Charlotte Members of VICA watch the awards ceremony after the Skills Olympics held Curley, Sonja Charley, and Donna Grey. at Chinle. Don Nelson, Sharon Harrell, Don Haines, Ken Safford, Jewell Hodson, Bob Fogle QRed Rocky, Bill Smith. Yolanda Benally, Tina Blacksheep, Judges Eleanor Gorman and Loretta Donna Grey, Charlotte Curley, Correna Davis, and Louise Jones participate Tomah, Mildred Eskeets, Dorothea Chee. in the hairstyling competition. Auto Shop, Welding Teach Vocational Skills , f 5-, ,. .I f- ' Emerson Jumbo at the Chinle High Auto Shop. Wayne Mathis and Seymore James Sparks fly in the welding competition. Barton Begaye judges welding. Much cooler without the helmet! i Front row: Lori Bitsui, Doreen Jim, Francella Teller, Marissa Jones. Middle row: Regina Winney, Sonja Charlie, Priscilla Greyeyes. Back row: Roberta Jones, D'Ann Bailey, Kathy Hothan, Bernice Henry, Irene Whitney. VTX' 'S-4 5,54 . flaw Priscilla Greyeyes takes Verdenas Brown's blood pressure. ,nv ...Nu Marissa Jones discusses a patient's chart with Gloria Begay. Nursing Classes Chinle High School offers three main career programs in its nursing program: Health Occupations Exploration, Basic Nursing, and Advanced Nursing. Health Occupations Explorations helps students chose the medical career most suited to their interests. Students are given information about careers as doctors, nurses, physical therapists, medical secretaries, hospital diaticians, dentists, and opthamologists. Students discover the years of education required, skills needed, and expected salaries. The Basic Nursing class teaches nursing aide skills. Students learn nursing theory and practice patient care with a life-size manikin and each other. Basic nursing students do not work on patients. The Advanced Nursing class is for students who have had Basic Nursing and are still interested in being nurses. Students can apply what they learned in Basic Nursing four days a week, two hours a day, in actual patient care. They also review and learn more theory about how to apply nursing skills. Students learn job survival skills, life skills, and do research papers and nursing case study plans. ln the nurses' aid section of VICA Skills' Olympics, Regina Winney took first place, Sonja Charlie took second, and Kathy Hothan was third. 5 t 4 . i l 3 2 5 5 . l i 'Qi Lori Bitsui practices nurses' aide skills with Adalene Kee at the Skills Olympics. The patient does not want to goto bed and is complaining: the nurse is trying to use psychology to get her in bed. Belinda Henry turns a patient at Chinle Hospital. Advanced nursing students take care of patients there. l is .W i ,- N Donna Grey weighs a baby at Chinle Hospital. The class goes to the hospital four times a week. 2 an x ' 5. tai I s if t , i ke Joy Henry fixes a patient's hair at the nursing home. BN' is s , . 1. f' 5' l 'N BN Q Regina Winney bandages patient Theresa fT.J.l Salandroj. Observing are Verdenas Brown, Donna Grey, Sonja Charlie, Bernice Henry, Irene Whitney, Priscilla Greyeyes, and Joy Henry. B Heavy 1 Equipment Operators ,gov i,v..'9.4 5 -if ' if ,'1 v5F', S '.L.3+o.4?' 'i: L f' ' W ' , ,j1'f',.'fr'E'Zfvkz5w1ei9f rife -. 1. , awe- f tr ' ' William Claw and Christopher Nez start their vehicle. Ernie Yazzie and Barton Begay take off. Heavy equipment class members, front row: Instructor Don Nelson, Darrel Mitchell, Kevin Sullivan, Ernie Yazzie, Dloohee Tsinhajhinie, Davis Kayonni, Daniel Hobbs, Johnny Garcia. Back row: Robert Wagner, Bennie Sam, Francis Bahe, Chris Nez, William Claw, Orlando Yazzie, Ronnie Yoe, Barton Begay. awry 'Q-1 ' . ..,- 5 . l i I W '3 , 'RQ -45 S iqwigve l 6 2 , aft ' ..,v is N K .,, bt. Q ? A me PQ . V W 1 far 1 v , 2f E l --m ,.,- A . i i- f r are 5' Xen.: JWW - ' 1 . 5 J - . Junlor Class Officers show the decorations for the Junior-Senior French Club members Rolinda Brown, Gayle Bitsui, Matthew Kipp, Micki Preston, and Prom. Pictured are Randall Morgan, president, Erin Wells, vice Valerie Brown, Matthew was president ol' French Club, Micki was vice president, and president, Vikki Begay, secretary, and Edwin Norton, treasurer. Gayle was secretary-treasurer. National Honor Society Members of National Honor Society must have an average of 3.0 or better, and be at least a second semester sophomore. NHS members pictured at left are, Front row: Erin Wells, Regina Yazzie, treasurer, Veronica Tsosie, Nelaine Shorty. Middle row: Veronica Halwood, Michele Anagal, Jackie Charley, Sylvia Griego, secretary, Melba Hunter, Roselyn Shorty. Back row: Matthew Kipp, Edwin Norton, Edward Caldwell, president, Alfred Leonard, Randall Morgan, vice president, Quincy Natay, Sponsors Jo Ann Wood and Bill Rees. NHS activities included candy sales and an Easter activity for the children at Valley School. ,.., f , ,ly -Q Rodeo Club members, front row: Michele Vicenti, Cheryl Robertson, Delores Williams, Sandra Deswood, secretary, Denise Begay, treasurer, Marlena Benallie, president, Aleta Teller, vice president, Veronica Chee, Jackie Sorrell. Back row: Jody Joe, Sponsor Roger Kitterman, Randy Claw, Emmett Bla, Mark Benally, Franklin Faber, Robert Lowe, Delbert Harvey, Lee Bitsui. i Front row: Marcelina Tenequer, Janet Germeraad, Alicia Liteon, Davida Belone, Bertha Lee. Back row.' Sponsor Beth Wells, Kathy Hothan, Edwin Norton, Erin Wells, Carol York. FHA ls Active The Chinle Future Homemakers of America changed their name to Encounter - FHA. They entered a Star Trek float in the Homecoming Parade, and had a bake sale to raise money for the picnic at the end of the year. Future plans included joining the state FHA next year. Verna Begayg Nillarita Begay, treasurer: Tina Begay, vice president: Kathy Duncan, Student Council representative, Elouise Tso, president, Ella Sanford, sponsor. Not pictured: Josephine Henry, secretary, Anna Yazzie, and Ethel Whitehair. Spanish Club Plans Trip To raise money for a trip to Mazatlan, Mexico, the Spanish Club held five bake sales and showed the movie Firefox. The club also had a dinner before school for members and guests. Spanish Club officers were Edwin Norton, president: Janet Germeraad, treasurer, and Natasha Terry, Student Council Representative. Other members thot picturedj were Michelle Terry, Justina Yazzie, and Lillie Gatewood. Student Front row: Barton Begay, Nelaine Shorty, Carol York, Bertha Lee, Violet Stanley. Back row: Dloohee Tsinhajhinie, Vangie Tsosie, Matthew Kipp, Micki Preston, Janet Germeraad, Erin Wells, Fioselyn Shorty, Doreen Jim, Sponsor Don Johnston. Council Members of the Chinle Student Council attended a student council workshop in Scottsdale December 2, 3, and 4. Students attended workshops on improving school spirit and being a more effective student council, and saw Governor Bruce Babbitt. Students attending the work- shop were Joey Paymella, Bertha Lee, Regina Winney, Carol Ann York, and Tommy Platero. Student Council sponsored two movies, Arthur and Taps, and sponsored heart-to-heart ques- tionaires to pair up students. Student Council officers were Violet Stanley, presidentg Joey Paymella, vice presidentg Bertha Lee, treasurer, Nelaine Shorty, secretaryg and Genevieve Begay, parliamentarian. S 3 Q I 5'vs- s K 4 X i 15535 gl L V1 x ... ll 5 :ty , I Q., z, it ' Q - 'Cy' V , tai' Y I F I V, , 1 f, , . , : f WASP' Y M if 3 My , F Mfrs k 5 if if XT' .E www W cg Q w MSU 'ww Sxwnksaxgf , .Nui hi . ?,..i ' 'LS t'.2 'fl if ,.-a5f- 2 'ff ' M Q, an 1..f , K N ,MK . . rw L- 'P gf f.+ ,g! ,AAL L.AL Q -new-' .-.nga 1 4..k A 'D .-1 1 X 2 N ? 4 I ix .QM- X5 will heresa Salandro capt CHS Band, Choir There were three band directors at Chinle High for 1982-83. Bill Maschger became acting junior high principal when Bill Holder became ill. Bill French substituted for the remainder of the semester. John Pierce was hired to teach band and choir for the second semester. The band played for the High School football games and gave a spring concert at Chinle Elementary School. Below: Francis Dedman and Ricky Hosteen on drums. Right: Eleanor Billie. Choir, front row: Annette Greybear, Valerie Yazzie, Gayle Bitsui, Glyndora Etsitty, Jackie Shirley. Back row: Robbie Notah, Veranna Hi Joe, Kimberly Jean, Stefanie Bedonie, Lelia Ashley, Berdina Begay, Terricissia Bedonie. Yearbook Art Credits If you would like to buy their work, our artists may be contact- ed at: Page Antone Begay ................................................ 67 Box 873 Chinle, Arizona 86503 Gloria Uamiel Browne ............. 25, 30, 49, 89 cfo Paul E. Browne, Box 294 Navajo, New Mexico 87328 Yearbook Photography Credits Page Paul Bumpas .......... ............ 7 2 Virginia Christie ............. ..... 3 4, 39 Herb Hothan ........................... ..... 7 6, 77 National School Studios: Clarence Burbank ........................................ 107 Class and Staff . . . , portraits H ld D BOX 1502 Chmle' Anzona 5 Fall and softball team pictures aro raper ........ , ............ I ............................. S uzanna Pannor 15 Box 911, Chinle, Arizona 86503 Rich Plichta 72 Seymoulggsnljg 'Mag EgMg 'A'Ei'i'6'Hg ' 1 Alice Schwartz.::,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,mW IIIII'9LiQ 75 Andy TSO ' y ' endsheet 108 Mel Swinger fGanadoJ ........... ..... 1 03, 105 Box 1400, Chinle, Arizona 86503 LOB Gllbert: everything else Eustace Yazzie .................................. 7, 33, 85 Box 284, Chinle, Arizona 86503 A 4:5112 Elite Laundromat and Pick-up Cleaning Station Tse Yi Shopping Center, Chinle Phone 674-3435 C C on ratulates at GHIOYS it iyvi qtiiri ' ii i V' ii Western Auto BeQaY,S Corner Your One Stop Shopping Center Shell Service , 0? Corner Cafe Q Groceries Fresh mutton Phone 674-3626 Z 100 North Highway 163 4 onmie, AZ 80503 4 If 'iii 'ii' it 0 i00a,4,iMmu4!a,,,y M,gi, t or -- 'l'lIl-I GREAT WAY 'I'0 BANK Great Western Bank. Friendly people. 35 statewide locations. Convenient drive-in banking hours. Checking ancl savings accounts. Loans tor per- sonal or business reasons. A full-service bank. Great Western Bank. Member FDIC Deposits insured to S100,000 Silver Coin CHINLE AUTO PARTS s Distklsurme Stefef? S009 Box 335 Chinle AZ 86503 Phone 674-3207 A ' ni I I Nm To B www ' 8' vc' ' Home and portable stereo equipment PHQNE 674-5617 ' Home and portable video equipment ' Antennas and video games t m Box 1249 6 LE, ARIZONA 86503 Car stereo sys e s ' Records and tapes: Flock, Country, Native American ' Watches ' Clocks ' Calculators JEWELRY ' SANDPA NGS Kodak film processing Color and black and white JI BI TANNER TRADING CO. Cameras and Accessories 8 MILES NORTH lON 6663 Seidel Tire and Auto Supplies 210 E. Hopi Drive, Holbrook AZ Phone: 524-6818 Congratulates the Seniors IN p , if Best of Luck Seniors 1 , From I 7 Baldwin s Baldwin s Mini Mart No. 1 Mini Mart No. 2 Box 174 and Exxon Station Chinle, AZ Ganado, AZ Phone 674-3383 755-3597 iff ' ii Zi ,ae 2 i N i?'r it 'iii i ar if Caren Chavez, Yvette Chapin, and Verna B' dy to serve you. Cninle Lumber and Hardware Box 1229 Phone 674-3643 Visit our variety side for appliances, baby goods, seasonal items, toys, games, and all your variety needs. Muriel Newman a d H rt k 0 7 Thunderbird Lodge EANYYON DE cHEl.i.Y NATIONAL MON BOX 548, CHINLE, ARIZONA 86503 PHONE C6021 674-5443 Lodge and cafeteria Fun day, half day, and special tours of Canyon de Chelly w ltiilaolgkw K X ,jd ' r Yellow Front and Checker Auto Tse Yi Shopping Center, Chinle Two locations in Gallup: PhOneE?l?3-2235 and 810 South Second 1925 West Highway 66 Cgngratulates Congratulations the Class of Seniors L! 1 983 Kentucky Quik Fried Car Chicken Wash Phone: 674-5311 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily a.m. to 10 p.m. daily Sanbox P.0. Box 1102, Chinle, Arizona Phone: 674-5787 Hours 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday 12 noon to 10 p.m. Sunday Sanbox provides many games for your enjoyment. CHINLE HIGH SCHOOL on YOUR RCHIEVEIIIEDT Class of 83 Q S a t Shopp SO e 50Y ' 7 M U I - PASSENGER SERVICE G befi S Camera oszszaaziztsss - CHARTER Buses Call for rates '6029 6743348 GREY:-louNo LINES, INC. 200 W' 66 Ave' Egglgoggjggm STREET e n , N M ' apl.'5f.e153-51e6X5CO g3g?gg,,gy63730i Clay Fultz Agency Kmney SPOG .Since 1936 I Corporation Auto ' We ' Casuam' ' me The Great American Shoe Store Genefa' 'nsufance Rio west Mau Phone 722-9473 phone: 353-3325 Jose Sanchez, Manager 201 SOUTTI FifSi Monday thru Saturday 10-9 Gallup, New Mexico 87301 Saturday 10-6 Sunday 12-5 Naaja Watefgate K Mart Arab at Stud 1602, 674-3348 Phone: 722-7261 Beauty - Endurance - F:i1'51?NtlQg j3I DISDQSWOU Gallup, New Mexico Intelligence I Congratulations Seniors Chinle High School ,ilN'if x:l t X, .6 l1 ,'mQ'fl'f7Qk 'PJ lg , ',f ck- V Ag. . 'RM jr i ,f r 1 . ' . ,wg i WALSWORTH PUBLISHING COM PANY MARCELINIE. MISSOURI. 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