Haskell Indian Nations University - Indian Leader Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1967 volume:

- ,Y W-.-3,, , , .W ' 4 Adminllstratlon W5 ., 7 x ' - 3' 'gi . ' if' f nm. ' s -ni' T. ' ,Ax J if 5-.AX-4, ..q ,,', Q,,,,L,f1' -7- - , 1 Alix, Arg-,-.a,.4,A.,4 N, ,,., .A ,W-A,',.M,.g' A-v'.4,,.n-if . ' 'L , ' ' - v Y 1 ' Thomas Tom maney, Superintendent Congratulations to you the members of the Class of 1967. You are now ready to ioin the ever-growing ranks of former Haskell graduates who have brought honor to our Indian population and to themselves. ln the years before you, you will more clearly appreciate the opportunities for learning which were ever present for you while you were in school. When that time comes, I know you will feel as l do that the years as a student on campus were among the most pleasant and worry free of your whole life. Good luck to you in all of those years ahead. Everyone of the staff ioins me in wishing you well! 4 Eddie Fisher, Administrative Officer About a year ago l found a copy of a letter dated June 9, l933. The letter gave the Superintendent of Haskell lnstitute authority to destroy in a hu- mane manner one very old horse which had not been used for some time and five mules which due to their condition could not be used to advantage. We have progressed with our country and no longer depend upon horses and mules. Those of you who are graduating can meet your new chal- lenges with confidence because you have received your training in a modern facility and are well equipped to meet the challenges for which you have been trained. Those of you who will be back next year remember that this school offers to you an opportunity for education that is known only in the prayers of many youths. Take full ad- vantage of this opportunity because in the final analysis you and yours, your tribe and your country will be the benefactors. Wallace E. Galluzzi, Principal We want to take this opportunity to congratu- late the Haskell graduates for 1967. lt has beemi a thrill to watch you develop the skills that willy 1 enable you to take your place alongside the many fine alumni as a contributing member of our society. We hope you have enioyed your stay at Haskell and are able to contribute to the already fine tradition of your Alma Mater. Goodbye and may our best wishes go with you. Mr. Warner Coffin 6 DEDICATION Mr. Warner A. Coffin, .lr., revered director of athletics, passed away in September of 1966. Tony, as he was generally known at Haskell, came here first as a KU freshman after having finished high school at Mayetta, Kansas. During his four years at KU, he worked for room and board at Haskell and became an employee here after receiving his bacheIor's degree. He later earned a master's degree, also at KU. During World War ll he served in the Navy as a lieutenant. He returned. to the staff in 1945, spending most of the next 20 years in athletics. Late in the summer of 1966, Tony was appointed Head of the Related Academic Department as well as director of athletics. Throughout his many years at Haskell, Tony had the thrill of seeing many of his athletes make great records. He expressed great pride, not only for the honors acquired by his athletes, but also for the success achieved by his many students in their personal lives and in their communities after graduation from Haskell! Tony's influence inspired each individual who had contact with him. ln reference to Tony, Carl lBerniel Bierman, Seaman athletic director, stated in the Topeka Daily Capital, They don't come any better. Tony had no bad habits. He was a great influence on those kids there. He iust couldn't be beat. ln describing Tony, Mr. Thomas Tommaney, Superintendent, has said, His personal touch with students, influencing them to do the right thing, instilling self-pride, and building desires to excel, is a treasure which will long be cherished by those of us who knew him as a fellow employee and as a friend to all. The feelings of Haskell students and graduates can be expressed by the words written by Law- rence Watashe, a Haskellite. Mr. Coffin certainly was a great man who did much to help us. lt will never be the same without his smiling face at Haskell. His chief endeavor was always to help and encourage us in learning our responsibilities for the 'outside world'. This inspiring Indian Lead- er will be remembered for generations to come. To a warm smile and a kind word were added a calm look of distinction and a great deal of patience. Combined with these were enthusiasm for students and a dash of humor. These traits, blended with willingness to work and achieve, produced a great man of faithful service and lasting loyalty. Tony Coffin's calm, quiet dignity was a guiding light for hundreds of Haskell students. To him and to the dedicated spirit which survives him, we dedicate the 1967 Indian leader. 7 Reception Held for the New Teachers The new faculty members received a warm welcome on the night of September 20, 1966, when a re- ception was given in their honor at Sacaiawea Hall. All staff members, husbands and wives were invited to the reception. As older staff members arrived, they were introduced to the new faculty members by the administrative, personnel, and department exe- cutives who served as hosts and hostesses for the evening. All staff members enioyed themselves as they renewed old acquaintances and made new ones. To add to the enioyment of the evening, a young Haskell gentleman provided background music for the lively conversation with his piano solos. The complementing touches to the delightful evening were refresh- ments of punch, mints, nuts, and cake which were served from a beautifully decorated table. l l 8 Sta Department Heads Mr. Harry Bird, Director of Publications, attended Haskell Institute. After completing his course in business, he gained employment in Montana. Later, he returned to Haskell and has been working at Haskell since 1957. Mr. Everette E. Bowman is the Head of the Guidance Department. He has been at Haskell Institute for tive years, serving two years as Head of the Academic Department and three years as Head of the Guidance Department. He attained his BacheIor's Degree at Drake University and his Masters Degree at Chadron Teachers' College. Mr. Bill M. Elzea is the Head of the Printing Department. He came to Haskell in 1952. He attended the University of Wyoming and the University of Nebraska. He was tirst employed as letterpress and a linotype instructor. ln January ot 1957 he became the Printing Department Head. Mrs. Wanda Gray, Head of the Home Economics Department, received her Bachelors Degree at the University of Nebraska and her Master of Science Degree at the University of Kansas. She has done further graduate work at the University of Southem Califomia She has been Head of the Home Economics Department at Haskell since 1952. Miss Selma Hoffman received her A. B. Degree at the University of Nebraska and her Master's Degree at the University of Kansas. She has been an active staff member for 25 years. She presently serves at the Head of the Business Department. Mr. Boytt lmpson received his B. S. Degree in Business Education at Southeastern State College in Durant, Oklahoma, he received his M. of Ed. in Guidance at East Texas University at Commerce, Texas. He completed his graduate work at Oklahoma State U. and the University of Kansas. He teaches Related Business and Typewriting. He has been at Haskell I6 years. Dr. Kenneth Koehn, Unit Service Director, at Haskell Institute has been here since July of 1965. Dr. Koehn received his B. A. Degree at Phillips University, Enid, Oklahoma. 1-le received the degree of M. D. at the University of Oklahoma in 1961. Mr. Jack S. Mauterer, Head of the Vocational Department attended Kansas State College of Pittsburgh where he obtained his Bachelor of Science Degree and his Masters Degree. He has been active as Head ot Vocational Department for ten years: also, assistant one year prior. 10 0 Staff ' .,, ,W wg, . 4' is v 'Q :fig , uk : ' .1 A. . . Qgggymi K Y K pg.: -I-,: A :'2 Q . 2 jigexggir -1- V? Q, --tt X -3.5 .. 'f :J Q r S' 2 f no . ,QF k .cm M , 55, ..:::f-3 .W Z, Y .M L 5 , fc H J. M.. W, Sins? .. ,.:, ' ' ' ff' - W -,I ,Eg ' 'll Allen, Harvey C.: Repair 8- Maintenance, Electrician Allen, Jerry D.: Administration, Supply Clerk Allen, Mrs. Sue: B. S. in Ed., Business Allen, Wallace H.: B. S., Guidance, Tinker Hall Anderson, Arthur C.: Vocational, Refrigeration 8- Air Conditioning I Andersen, Cyrus F.: Vocational, Auto Mechanics Anderson, Mrs. Sandra: Vocational, Clerk-Steno Andres, Mrs. Margaret l..: B. S. in Ed., Home Economics Amold, Milton B.: B. S., M. in Ed., Business Arp, .lee B.: Heating Plant, Operating Engineer lSteaml Augustin, Mrs. Harvlet: B. S. In Sec. Ed., Academic, Related English Ault, Mrs. Helen M.: B. S., M. of Qleaclring, Business Ault, 0. Wendell: B. A., M. of Teaching, Business Bailey, Delbert M.: Repair 8. Maintenance, Foreman I, lAppliance 8- General Industrial Equipment, Bateman, Mrs. Barbara S.: B. S. in Ed., Academic, Related Science Bird, W. F.: B. A., D. D. S., Health Center, Dental Officer Blrdcreelz, Amos B.: Vocational, Plumbing Blttenbender, Mrs. D. K.: B. S. in Ed.. Business Blackbird, Elmer l..: B. A. in Sec. Ed., Guidance Blalock, .lack F.: Repair 8. Maintenance, Carpenter Carey, Mrs. Aletlta: B. S. in Home Ec. Ed., Home Economics Christian, Sterling P.: Heating Plant, Operating Engineer lSteaml Coffey, Cheevers: Guidance, Osceola-Keokuk Hall Coffey, Mrs. Rosetta: Guidance, Pocahontas Hall Cully, Mrs. Elsie J.: Guidance, Winona Hall Cully, Harris: Guidance, Osceola-Keokuk Hall Cunningham, William G.: Plant Management, Supervisory Engineering Technician Daniel, Johnnie: Food Service, Head Cook Davalos, Miss Helen C.: B. S. in Ed., Guidance, Recreation Specialist lGen'Ij Davis, Edward M.: Plant Management, Foreman lll, General Equipment Operating Dawson, Mrs. Barbara: Superintendent's Office, Secretary lStenol Deer, Ethan: Administration, Supply Specialist Deerinwater, Darrel S.: Guidance, Osceola-Keokuk Hall Delg, Anthony F.: Repair 8- Maintenance, laborer Dibble, Mack C.: B. S. in Ed., Vocational, Welding Douglas, Harry A.: Printing, Linotype Operator Dreadfulwater, J. I.: B. A. in Ed., Guidance, Tinker Hall Dulrelow, Mrs. M. R.: R. N. Health Center, Supervisory Nurse Eaves, Mrs. Vlrglnia: Home Economics, Clerk-Steno Edmonds, Mrs. Geneva: Guidance, Osceola-Keolwk Hall Edmonds, Randlettz Vocational, Bus Driver Emmett, Chris P.: Heating Plant, Janitor Fawhush, lie Jr.: Vocational, Electricity Flscher, James R.: Printing, lithography Fliclrlnger, Mrs. Betty: Plant Management, Administrative Flores, Alonzo J.: B. S., M. A., Recreational, Recreational Specialist lGen'Il Gibbs, Mrs. Jean M.: PrincipaI's Office, Registrar Glrty, Andy: Printing, Photographer i?i22f'lf , . S iii ,Vi 'K v 1245 1. if +A ' f I Q :.,. is -.,.-:g-H: . wr- ' f, :V Q. :f W W tw 1:w'w2z. V gc N -- W Ag' -ff' 53 'ii ee' 31 ,f . 4 .ws .,., In gi, t, xr 'S N 5 si YE: Q . ,Sf 351: eg... . , , ...-- V. A-F., J, K - V ' as girl?-:S-' L 1 .Q-53W , 1 nf . .,.. . ! , Q' ' v X, t - 5. 5 'i 1 we , Life, R .1 M . in we K vs ag! Y :im 'Swv' Q.. at e X? ,,.,, P. fe- 2 :ax-H . H.. v 1112? - V 'i M.. 7 J.: 1 1 -.sltlll--. 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A., Business , Henlclr, Mrs. Hazel A.: Guidance, Clerk-Steno Hoffman, Mlss Orvaz Guidance, Osceola-Keolurl: Hall Holden, Kenneth J.: lepalr 8. Maintenance, Mason Hood, Fred H.: Plant Management, Supervisory Maintenance Engineer Hopper, David C.: Vocational, Machine Shop Jackson, Mrs. Vera J.: Food Service, Food Service Worker Jeannette, Elmer: Publication, Clerk-Typist Jelllson, Earl I.: Heating Plant, Foreman ll, Heating Plant Jimboy, Mrs. Rosemary: Plant Management, Clerk-Steno Jolce, Halmon E.: Food Service, Supervisory Training Instructor KCoolring 8. Meat Cuttingl Kayltah, Alfred: Heating Plant, Operating Engineer fStearnl Kayltelr, Mrs. lelle G.: Guidance, Tinker Hall 'l3 1 Lane, Mrs. .loam B. S., M. S. in Home Ec.,' Home Economics Lauppe, George M.: B. A., M. A., Vocational, Related Drafting LeClaire, Alfred: Guidance, Tinker Hall Littleaxe, Jerry .l.: Repair 8- Maintenance, Foreman I, Maintenance Utilities Llewellyn, H. E.: B. S., Academic, Related Physical Education 8. Science Lulan, Mrs. Carolyn H.: B. A., Guidance, Winona Hall Luther, James W.: Vocational, Auto Mechanics Maness, Mlss M. Mae: B. A., M. A., Academic, Related English Martin, George E.: Vocational, Driver Education Masqua, Sylvester: Repair 8. Maintenance, Plumber Mattson, Mrs. Gertrude: R. N., Health Center, Clinical Nurse McAlister, V. S.: A. B., Business McBride, Mlss Marian: B. S. in Home Ec., Home Economics, Apartment Living ' ' McGahey, James W.: B. S., Printing, Training Instructor lPrintingl Mclemon, Mrs. H. S.: Guidance, Winona Hall, Night Attendant Mclemore, Ronnie D.: Guidance, Osceola-Keokuk Hall Micco, Dempsey: Repair 8- Maintenance, Painter Meats, Haddon S.: B. S. in Ed., M. S. in Ed., Business Morris, David V.: Vocational, Carpentry I Morris, Richarl L.: Home Economics, Baker Mosshart, Mrs. Lillian L: B. S., Business Mousseau, John T.: Vocational, Bus Driver Myers, Mrs. B. Kay: Business, Clerk-Steno Naylor, Jack C.: B. 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N., Health Center, Dental Assistant Instructor Owen, George G.: Vocational, Electronics Paasch, Delbert W.: Vocational, Auto Mechanics Peters, Claude E.: Heating Plant, Guard Peters, Mrs. Josephine: Guidance, Minoka Hall, Night Attendant Pipes, Mrs. Enola M.: B. A., M. A., Guidance Porterfield, Mrs. Ruby: Food Service, Head Waitress Racy, Mrs. C. Ann: Health Center, Dental Assistant Supervisor Ratliff, Bobby D.: B. S., Vocational, Technical Drafting Rayl, Eugene S.: Heating Plant,' Operating Engineer iStearnl Redwolf, Miss Rosella .l.: B. S., Business ' Rogers, Jerry L.: B. A., Business Ross, Mrs. K. ,L.: Guidance, Pocahontas Hall Rubin, Olof E.: Repair 8- Maintenance, Carpenter Salvini, Ira G.: Vocational, Auto Mechanics Sanders, Mrs. Margaret: B. A., Home Economics Schroeder, Richard L.: Vocational, Electronics Y Seldner, Mrs. Betty R.: B. S., M. S., Business Senn, Mrs. Pearl: B. S., M. in Ed., Academic, Related English A Senn, Wilson W.: Vocational, Auto Mechanics Smith, Mrs. Alda W.: Guidance, Winona Hall Smith, George E.: B. A., Business Snodgrass, Miss A. l..: B. S., M. S., Business Spotted Horse, Thomas E.: Guidance, Osceola-Keokuk Hall Steen, Mrs. Ethel: Guidance Stone, Charles W.: Repair 8. Maintenance, Foreman Ill, Maintenance 8. Repair tBldgs. 8. Structures, Talawyma, K. l-l.: Guidance, Osceola-Keokuk Hall Taylor, Louis J.: Vocational, Painting Tucker, C. Fred: Repair 8. Maintenance, Welder Uhlrich, Gloria E.: B. S. in Nursing, Home Economics, Clinical Nursing Instructor Vaughn, Mrs. Alice: Business Waldrap, Walter: Vocational, Technical Drafting Waller, Mn. Patsy: B. S., Home Economics, Clinical Nursing Instructor Washington, George E.: Vocational, Masonry Webb, Mrs. Judith: B. S. in Ed., Business Wheeler, Mrs. Arline Z.: B. S. in Ed., M. S. in Ed, Guidance, Pocahontas Hall Wllllams, Mrs. Joyce: Health Center, Practical Nurse Williams, Wilmer: Repair 8. Maintenance, Electrician tl' ' wi! W iii x :Sq '.-. ,I is ft .ft 4 if 4- , 1 nf R 4. . ,pf , in Q s N ' V 16 rs W .. 53 K. N -W fa , .,, a L an - 3'-Pgfkf G :.ffQ.2f5ffEfi :ff . .2 1 -Im? ii. . :Qi V3.9 Q A REM if . V ' A' 'EX cf, ' . X Qs ww, f gp- IL Staff Members Who Are Not Pictured Beaver, Ben: Guidance, Tinker Hall Beaver, Mrs. Louise C.: Guidance, Minoka Hall Blackbird, Mrs. Mabel E.: R. N., Health Center, Clinical Nurse Blalock, Mrs. Margaret: Guidance, Pocahontas Hall, Night Attendant Chaney, Ralph F.: Guidance, Osceloa-Keokuk Hall Night Attendant Coffin, Mrs. Wamer: Publication Service, Clerk-Typist Dunn, Miss Ellxebeth K.: A. B., M. A., Academic, Head librarian Factor, Mrs. Patty S.: Guidance, Minoka Hall Flanlgan, Mlss Maye: B. S., Academic, Related Social Studies Floyd, MacNeely: Repair 6- Maintenance, Refrigeration A Air Conditioning Mechanic Frazier, Mrs. Donna: B. S. in Nursing, Home Economics, Clinical Nursing Instructor Frazier, Mrs. Helen: A. B., Academic, Related Math Hamilton, Mrs. Ethel: Hawkins, Archie L.: Vocational, Refrigeration G Sheet Metal Hawkins, Mrs. Mollie H.: Guidance, Pocahontas Hall Keener, Miss Georgia A.: Food Service, Cook Laughlin, John F.: Plant Operations, Laborer Narcosney, Jerry D.: Plant Operations Nelson, Mrs. Emma L.: Guidance, Winona Hall Pangle, Kermit G.: Heating Plant, Guard Plumlee, Miss Roxle: Academic, Assistant Librarian Randall, Harlan D.: Food Service, Head Cook Spotted Horse, Mrs. I. M.: L. P. N., Health Center, L. P. N. Stephenson, Dudley: Health Center, Janitor Swartbsel, Mrs. Geneva: Home Economics, Substitute Thorpe, Mrs. Lenora: Guidance, Winona Hall Tonemah, Stuart: B. S. in Ed., Recreational, P. E. Instructor i VanNatta, Miss Maxine: B. S., M. S., Guidance, Minoka Hall Washington, Mrs. Lucille: Guidance Ween, Mrs. Marlorle: Business Office, Clerk-Steno Young, John: Guidance, Osceola'Keokuk Hall, Night Attendant Service Awards Ethan Deer , Eddie Fisher Jack E. Naylor Bobble latlltf Margaret senders Six Haskell staff members received length-of-service awards during the past year. Ten-year plns were presented to ,Mr. Ethan Deer, Mr. Eddie Fisher, Mr. Jack E. Naylor, and Mr. Bobbie Ratliff. Mrs. Ethel Jamison, who is not plc- tured here, was awarded a twenty-year pin, and Mrs. Margaret Sanders was awarded a thirty-year pin. Presentations were made by Superintendent Thomas Tommaney. The members of the staff and the student body would like to extend their congratulations to these staff members. ' I7 .-...-., ......,.A.........4-..u.-.............,..............,,.,.A .MLA A-A 0...-,-,,,.L,,-M A- W -M :A A AM -A A A Retirements Mrs. Ethel Jamison, Assistant Head Cook, worked contin- uously in the Food Service Department from November 3, 1945, until her retirement in April, 1966. Throughout the years, Mrs. Jamison worked harmoniously and effectively with the members of the Food Service Staff. She exemplified loyalty, neatness and good working habits to students and staff members. Mrs. Maxine Massey, General Accounting Clerk, announced her optional retirement on December 30, 1966. Mrs. Massey worked in the Haskell Administration Office since 1947. The proficiency she demonstrated on the iob impressed many student trainees throughout the years. She received a number of promotions due to her ability and efficiency in performance of her various assignments. The optional retirement of Mrs. Margaret Sanders, Home Eco- nomics Teacher, became effective on December 30, 1966. Mrs. Sanders was Head of the Home Economics Department from 1944 until 1946, at which time she left Haskell so that she could ioin her husband who was in the military service. She retumed to Haskell as a teacher in 1951, and has been here continuously in the Home Economics Department since that time. ln recognition of her fine adnievement and im- portant contributions to the education of Indian Youth, Mrs. Sanders received the Meritorious Service Award of the De- Pllrlment of the Interior. Y 1 Student Council ' .J Duane Phillips President A Message from the President Throughout the 1966-67 school term, the student council has sponsored various activities for the enloyment of the student body. It is our hope that the students have enioyed these. We wish to encourage the iuniors to show their school spirit and to participate in campus activities to an even greater extent next year so that the 1967-68 year will be as successful as this year has been. We the members of the 1966-67 Student Self-goveming Association of Haskell Institute wish to commend this year's graduating seniors for their out-standing efforts in obtaining a higher education for the purpose of achieving the Haskell motto: Learn to Eam . To all the 'graduating seniors we would like to wish you the best of luck for a successful future. Sandra Watts Jackie Wapato Secretary Treasurer 20 Members of the 1966-67 Student-Sell Governing Association Election to the student Council is regarded by Haskell men and women as an honor and a responsibilty. During the l966-67 school term, sixteen Haskell students have been active in our school government. ln accordance with the policy of democratic cooperation between students and staff, the Student Council assists the advisory staff, principal, and superintendent in the guiding of student social lite, in the developement of school spirit, and in inculcating a loyalty to the Haskell ideal of good manhood and womenhood . The activities which are sponsored by the Student Council provide much enioyment for the students. Some of the maior events are: Sunday aftemoon movies and other free movies, all homecoming activities in cooperation with the Pep Club, the Fall Prom, the Student Council dinner with Mr. Will ltogers, Jr., All-sports Banquet, Student Council Outingsy and the Good Ship Hope, Charity Drive. Seated lleft to rightle Carol Nuttle, Sandra Watts, Harriet Smith, Jackie Wapato, Sharon Hopowit, Betty Tucker, Esther Naranio. Middle Row: Billy Coon, Ronnie Burgess, Mrs. Enola Pipes, Beverly Dunson, Wendell Havatone, Duane Phillips, Donald Conseen: Third Row: John Childers, Mr. Elmer Blackbird, Mr. Everette E. Bowman, Elmer Hamilton, Fausto Paulo. 'X W YW V V Y WY Y 7 i E 3 Progress-Our Goal f 22 L LM, Seniors Senior Class Officers Artis Mose. Harriet Smith Robert lacon Douglas Ketcher Treasurer . Women's Vice President Nlon's Vice President President The Senior Class was quite active during the i966-67 school year. The clan :pon- sored the Junior-Senior reception which was held at the beginning of the year. The class also competed with the iuniors in a fund-raising night to select the King and Queen at tfhe annual Barn Dance which was held in the spring. I 6 24 Abeita, Joe D. lsleta Technical Drafting Adams, Claudina Hopi Business Akers, William Eskimo Plumbing Albert, Johnny J. Thlinget Baking Alden, Clara M. Crow Business Allen, Freeman S. Choctaw Auto Mechanics Allen, James E. Chippewa Masonry Alsenay, Lora M. Apache Cooking Ami, Beverly Hopi Costume Shop Amik, David Eskimo Electronics Analla, Loretta P. laguna Business Anderson, Rosaline Choctaw Business Antone, Aurelia Hopi Business Anungazuk, Herbert A. Eskimo Plumbing Archambeau, Karen K. Sioux Business Archambeau, Priscilla Sioux Business Armiio, Paulita Jemez Costume Shop Arquette, Barham J. Yakima Business Ashenfelter, Arnold O. Eskimo Cooking Ashike, Anne M. Navaio Home Decoration Ashley, Stephen Navoio Auto Mechanics Atakai, Roberta J. Navajo Dormitory Management Atkins, David Chickasaw Electricity Baca, Alvin H. Santa Clara Business ' C 7 4 Seniors l ? 1 A Ag? 1 ' l .,k4 i l 1 1 i I I 6l'llOl'S - .: AES? - 1-Qs. if S it 'l WNW -XMWLW' y ,.,A ,,.: ., W ' LQ .. fl A K ' 4 Q. ' ---- . f - fr uiefgfsy 1 Q f'-. if eff ig ., -' ,Ni 5 QQDJH 2 ' ' EEQQSJ A ll '?3L'e.3fwaes'35' me 1:1344 26 X. Baca, Dale W. Santa Clara Masonry Bacon, Robert J. Choctaw Pre-Practical Baker, Kathleen K. Mandan Business Battiest, Beatrice Choctaw Costume Shop Bear Runner, Lillian M. Sioux Business Beaulieu, Nora J. Chippewa Business Beaver, Kelsey V. Caddo Pre-Practical Begoy, Ella Navaio Business Begoy, Ella C. Navoio Dental Assistance Begay, Eva Navaio Business Begay, Henry T. Navaio Business Begay, Mabel Navaio Dormitory Management Begay, Rose L. Navaio Business Begay, Thompson Navaio Electricity Begay, Willie C. Navaio Plumbing Bell, Ennie R. Choctaw Dental Assistance Bell, Sharon l. Athabascan Business Bellefeuille, Russel J. Chippewa Auto Mechanics Benally, Chavez Navaio Refrigeration 8- Sheet Metal Benally, Simon S. Apache Carpentry Bends, Carol D. Crow Business Berryhill, Alfred Creek Business Berryhill, Don K. Creek Auto Mechanics Bifelt, Lincoln B. Athoboscon Electronics Bighorn, Robin E. Sioux Masonry Blackdeer, lda G. Winnebago Business Blindy, Jo Ann Arapaho Business Boney, Irene M. Chippewa Business Boone, Lloyd D. Zuni Business Boone, Rignie Zuni Auto Mechanics Bourdukofsky, Dionisy D. Aluet Cooking Boyd, Linda L. Colville Dental Assistant Bread, Rosita Apache Dormitory Management Brewer, Patrick W. Sioux Business Bridges, Suzette D. Puyallup Business Bright Wings, Darry D. Crow Printing Offset Brings, Donna P. Sioux Business Broncheau, Art M. Nez Perce Printing Letterpress Brown, Leonard C. Navajo Auto Mechanics Brown, Rita M. Sioux Dental Assistance Bryan, Joseph L. Washoe-Hopi Electronics Buck, Diane M. Assiniboine Business Burgess, Ronald C. Chitimacha Technical Drafting Burke, Judith K. Poiawatomi Business Butler, Betty C. Sac 8- Fox Business Buzzard, Raymond Jr. Cherokee Machine Shop Caiero, Manuel T. Jemez Auto Mechanics Cate, Delia Santo Domingo Business Senior V. - s Jes os? N' A-...f 5 -, -. -,re - . . , sf, ' . 1 a i ,,-- fm.- -. ,i5g,g,.3, lv.. ii ff. ifafqiilf .2 UT ,wi - 54 .f 7 5 ash, ,lk ws-fag i i v.- ' arf'-zz: ' Je 3435! 'L 'f '7' i ,Y -3 si 4 r Z 'Z iii' ' 'vii L BHIOIZS' is Wir Cavanaugh, Bernice Sioux Business Cayatineto, J. Davy Navoio Auto Mechanics Chalakee, Robert R. Creek Electronics Champagne, Ronnie A. Chippewa Masonry Chapman, Clifton Choctaw Dormitory Management Charley, William G. Yakima Auto Mechanics Chavez, David G. Zun'l Carpentry Cherino, John S. lsleta Business Choate, John H. Choctaw Auto Mechanics Chubbee, Theresa A. Choctaw Business Chubbee, Vera Ann Choctaw Business Clark, Colin C. Cherokee Machine Shop Clark, Eileen M. Colville Business Clark, Harry l.. Eskimo Carpentry Clinton, Lucien Cherokee Auto Mechanics Coday, Anna Mae Cherokee Costume Shop Colbert, Richman Creek Auto Mechanics Collin, Ladascode L. Choctaw Pre-Practical Cottonwood, Bernard G. Sioux Masonry ' Cowapoo, Clarence S. Cayuse-Umatillo Auto Mechanics Walla Walla Crookedarm, Wesley C. Crow Printing Teletypesetting Cross, Sharon E. Caddo Home Decoration Crutcher, Ernestine Paiute Home Decoration Cruz, Richard J. Tewa Plumbing ' , David, Andrea L. Navaio Business David, Erma M. Hopi Food Service Davis, Alvina K. Chippewa Pre-Practical Davis, Wylma Creek-Seminole Business De Coteau, Gary P. Chippewa Business Deere, Charles K. Creek--Seminole Carpentry Desiarlait, Adrienne S. Chippewa Business Dick, Richard E. Creek Refrigeration 8. Sheet Metal Dixey, .lack G. Shoshone Technical Drafting Dodge, Jr., Homer C. San Juan Printing Platemaking Douglas, Jr., Alec Haida Electronics Drywater, Norman J. Creek-Cherokee Business Edwards, Susie Caddo Business Elgo, Emmette Apache Electricity Enos, Roberta Pima Cooking Evan, Esau L. Athabascon Baking Evan, Gabriel J. Eskimo Electricity Farmer, Ervin Choctaw Plumbing Fawcett, Cecilia l. Tsimpshean Home Decoration Feathers, Harold Cherokee Auto Mechanics Fields, Elliott D. Creek Baking Fields, Theda M. Creek-Seminole Dormitory Management Foss, John E. Athabascan Welding Fragua, M. Virginia Jemez Costume Shop ,CIIIOTS Wee ,, , ,- n . 'Selilbrs L ' li 'fd' ' - .X . 32 i .er :Weiss -ew? 'Q Francisco, Angelita P. Papogo Pre-Practical Franks, Peggy A. Creek Business Fredericks, Deliah J. Hopi Pre-Practical Fredericks, N. Fred Hopi Electricity Gonuelas, Joseph R. Yakima Auto Mechanics Garcia, Joy A, Laguna Costume Shop Garnette, Joey C. Sioux Business Garreaux, Joseph L. Sioux Auto Mechanics Gashwazra, Leroy R. Hopi Painting George, Bobby R. Seminole Auto Mechanics Gipson, Barbara J. Chickasaw Business Gladue, John M. Chippewa Printing Letterpress Glass, Viola Cherokee Home DeC0rCIliOt1 Gauge, Maxine Creek Business Grammar, Roy Creek Auto Mechanics Grandson, John F. Navaio Painting Greemore, Eldon R. Potawotomi Baking Greenwood Sarah A. ChiClwSClW Business Groves, Roderick L. Ute Painting Guerue, Earl D. Sioux Welding Gutierrez, Lindo B. Mohave Business Guy, Karen R. Apache-Caddo Pre-Practical Hale, Anderson Creek Welding Hale, Rosalyn E. Potawatomi Pre-Practical H-, Hamilton, Elmer C. Cherokee-Osage-Pueblo Business Hanks, Joyce M. Chippewa Business Hardin, Loretta J. Paiute Business Harley, James R. Choctaw Painting Havatone, Wendell J. Hualapai Electricity Hawkins, Kenneth W. Chickasaw-Choctaw Refrigeraiion Sheet Metal Hayward, Carol A. lsimpsivean Business ' Henry, Mary Ann Choctaw Dental Assistance High Cat, Mary A. Sioux Business Hitcher, Welora S. Cherokee Pre-Practical Holmes, Dennis Mohave Painting Holt, Margaret Choctaw Business Honga, Andrea Hualapai Business Hooker, David Choctaw Auto Mechanics Hooper, Edward Shoshone Auto Mechanics Hopkins, Marlene J. Crow-Creek-Sioux Business Hoptowit, Sharon L. Yakima Pre-Practical Hosie, Eric J. Arikara-Gros Ventre Business Howe, Robert S. Crow Business Hunter, Agresta L. Hopi Business Hunter, A. John Sioux Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Huntington, Roger Athabascan Electronics lnnes, Dawn R. Colville Business Iron, Yvonne A. Crow Business x f I'-ewes .- - J , 2' s.. s 'u.1e.sfef..:sggf ,iawg P1 - -' Q .KQTff.fi3e1'.Kf.Qi?Ei1 V59 Ly 31 - Senior S34 3 , F fa - W if s S W ' i we? ?':'.M4msm ,s nge 1. 1 gffvmf A xx ff If I . .5 . ff, fzfffzffs. Af. - Q A .m,n.jfjf...,. . -, ,...............m.... 'W' ' IW?- W D1 rw . . Wifi i 2335333 +ii'l?Q w sf? mrs.. .ylgeeggi Sfenlbrs we -, , N of 3? ' : '. Q . it ,gud Willie Isharn, Ira W. Chippewa Machine Shop Jack, Delores Thlinget Business Jack, Kathleen M. Thlinget Business Jack, Leslie W. Sioux Painting Jackson, Gerald Mohave Painting Jacobs, Jr., Hultman Eskimo Auto Mechanics Jake, Linda S. Kaibab-Paiute Dormitory Management Jake, Thompson Navaio Painting James, Billy F. Choctaw Carpentry James, David R. Navaio Auto Mechanics James, Rose M. Colville Cooking Jensen, Raymond Navaio Masonry Joe, Naomi Seminole Business Johnson, Perida R. Apache Cooking Jones, Billy T. Creek Printing Linotype Jones, Clara D. Choctaw Home Decoration Jones, Michael B. Hualapai Technical Drafting Jose, Freda S. Nez Perce-Papago Business Jose, Phillippa A. Papago Business Joule, Pearl S. Eskimo Business Julaton, Jeanette A. Thlinget Business Jumper, David Seminole Meat Cutting Kane, Leona J. Apache Home Decoration Kelly, Leroy Creek-Cherokee Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Kernak, Albert Eskimo Electricity Ketcher, Douglas W. Cherokee Business Killingsvvorth, Andrew R. Creek Welding Kingeak, Jr., Theodore B. Eskimo Auto Mechanics Koyavvena, Lloyd Hopi Painting Lampkin, Billy D. Chickasaw Technical Drafting Larney, Tena L. Seminole Business Larzelere, Virginia A. Apache Costume Shop Lee, Fannie A. Navaio Pre-Practical Lee, Susanna Creek Dental Assistance Littleshield, Melvin A. Arapho Masonry Livingston, Irene R. Naviao Business Livingston, Lena L. Navaio Business Logan, Edith P. Creek Cooking Lomavaya, Marvin Hopi Painting Langham, Vivian L. Shawnee Business Louis, Lillian Choctaw Business Luian, Gloria A. lsleta Dental Assisrance Luther, Uimmiel Mike Navaio Business McCabe, Emery Navaio Business McCabe, Rosie Navoio Business McCurtaln, Harriet A. Choctaw Business McKane, Billy G. Creek Auto Mechanics McKenzie, Keith G. Gros Ventre Business eniors I A imma -a.. K x Q f Q, vs, P nigh? . .. ,yr , . s .. 3 if we l 8 is lr' 1- .fs-.1 33 elliors i Mclemore, Sora Cherokee Business Mokeshlne, B. L llarryl Arapaho Business Malie, Alberta Zuni Business Marshall, Lucille Athabascan Pre-Practical Martine, David Ramah Navaio Welding Martinez, Harry Creek Baking Masquot, Curtis P. Potawatomi Printing Linotype Meshaya, Geraldine Choctaw Business O Miller, D'Annon Wichita-Comanche Business Miller, lawrence O. Creek Welding Mills, Axel Eskimo Electricity Misikin, Beniamin E. Aleut Auto Mechanics Mitchell, Joe M. Chippewa Technical Drafting Mithlo, Elvina D. Apache-Comanche Pre-Practical Moffett, Norma J. Navaio Business Monarco, Fhilbert Apache Auto Mechanics Morgan, Edward W. Chippewa Machine Shop Morris, Alice Navajo Pre-Practical Morrls, Olen Choctaw Printing letterpress Morris, Truman D. Omaha Welding Mose, Jr., Ardls Choctaw Business Moses, Wllllam I. Wichita Printing Platemaking Nlmaete, Jr., Johnny Sac-Fox-Kickapoo Auto M Naranlo, Stanley J. Santa Clara Plumbing ech vi ef fungus-v-.W , .. . Nash, Poulene S. Apache Business Natewa, Johnny Zuni Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Nault, Linda J. Chippewa-Cree Dental Assistance Neadeau, Nancy Chippewa Business Nelson, Florence M. Creek-Chickasaw Business Nielo, Ralph Santa Domingo Machine Shop Noah, Rebecca Choctaw Business Norman, Jerry W. Chickasaw Electricity Norton, Jeanette Novaio Dormitory Management Notah, Vema P. Laguna Business l Oatman, Kenneth l. Nez Perce Business Oocumma, Martha V. Cherokee Business Oocumma, Moses Cherokee Masonry Ott, Norma l.. Choctaw-Chickasaw Business Otter Robe, Antoine J. Sioux Masonry Pahdocony, Douglas F. Comanche Business Panik, Jerry Eskimo Electronics Paulo, Jr., Fausto M. Thlinget Business Pauwok, Corrine Eskimo Business Pavatea, Wilma Hopi Business Pecos, Rose M. Cochiti Cooking Pena, .Iuan Meliton San lldefonso Auto Mechanics Peshlakai, Francine P. Shoshone Pre-Practical Pettit, Cecelia Cherokee Business enmrs' ' 'P W 4 i 1 I 5 2 i o I eniors r 42. 45 Q? f Q5 A.- M wg. is 5 f sv :Xxx in s sg. W 2 T V , ,L 4,11 at s A .Af , at 2 is .4 2 ,-riff. ' V ' ima ll'i'ifff' , Q .fl J . . - , f 4,5 .:-,ee fs fc - -.. XM 'VI' Q 4 M. ,A 52'-st is v X 1 s , .Nik 5 it gf... N, VW., . We B 4 pgs, A 3 Pettit, Sue E. Cherokee Business Peyketewa, Libert Zuni Auto Mechanics Philemonof, Nicolai Z. Aleut Baking Phoenix, Jr., Lee Navaio Technical Drafting Pickens, Charles J. Choctaw Technical Drafting Pierce, Tonietta Seneca-Abeneki Business Pioche, Rosie Navaio Business Platero, Annie L. Canoncito-Novaio Business Poitra, Raymond A. Chippewa Electronics Powell, Russell K. Creek Baking Pritchett, Eva E. Cherokee Business Quam, Erma L. Zuni Business Quapaw, Lucille Creek Business Quiver, Julia M. Arapho Business Raining Bird, Janice L. Chippewa-Cree Business Ray, W. David Comanche Technical Drafting Rhodd, Rose M. Potawatomi Business Riley, Gloria F. Laguna Business Romero, Florence Laguna Dental Assistance Romero, Katherine M. Taos Business Rondeau, Jr., Henry L. Crow Printing Platemaking Ryan, Timothy G. Eskimo Electronics Sakenima, Bonita Hopi Dormitory Management Saluskin, Priscilla V. Colville-Kanacka-Yakima-Klamath Business i ' 1 Samms, Tommy Cherokee Masonry Sams, Jr., Charles F. Sioux-Walla Walla Refrigeration Sanache, Ramona N. Sac 81 Fox Business Seepie, Bernard Shoshone Meatcutfing Sekakuku, Antone B. Hopi Pointing Shane, Howard B. Crow Plumbing Shanta, Sam J. Apache Business Shilo, Dorothea Zia Business Silmon Wilma J. Choctaw Pre-Practical Sloan, Evelyn Navaio Business Smith, Beverly K. Creek Business - eniors I M. I .haf I . , Smith, Harriet E. Chemehuevi-Hualapai Business V Smith, Jo Ann laguna Business Smith, Judith A. Oneida-Chippewa Business Smith, Kenneth M. Oneida Electronics Sneed, Daphne D. Cherokee Business St. Claire, Roger V. Chippewa Business Stalker, Danny C. Eskimo Carpentry Starr, Robert J. Sioux Technical Drafting Stepetin, Emest M. Aluet Cooking Stephan, Steve Athabascan Carpentry Stevens, Delford T. Mohave Cooking Stiffann, Ignatius G. Gros Ventre Carpentry Suina, Mary H. Cochiti Costume Shop .A .4 we if gs 'W sf' I ' 1 Sembrs :L ., w ng.- ., wif, - '. A,fZ.,,... . . Q , zmmia, M e A -f:5,gzafw.:-ew.. - i Tahbonemah, Allen R. Caddo-Comanche Refrigeration Sheet Metal Tahkeal, lTonyl Lawnnce Yakima Auto Mechanics Talaswaima, Leonard Hopi Painting Tucebe, Leroy R. Apache Electronics Tehee, Hennan E. Cherokee Refrigeration Terry, Amelia Navaio Business Thomas, Albe-11 W. Palute-Shoshone Auto Mechanics Thomas, Alyce J. Navajo Business Thomas, Arlo Mohave Painting Thomas, Steve Laguna Electricity Thompson, Carolyn Apache Food Service Tiger, Bobby G. Creek Baking Tillman, Dlane A. Otoe Business Tindall, Mary R. Shoshone Business Tissnolthtos, Rush 0. Apache Business Tolneeta, Frances V. Cherokee Dental Ass Tony, Peter W. Eskimo Auto Mechanics Tootsie, Anita Hopi Business Torivia, -Doreen Acoma Business Tosee, Audny E. Comanche Business Toshavik, Clyde A. Eskimo Plumbing Toyekoyah, Marland L. Kiowa Business Tsosie, Emestine D. Navaio Business Tuttle, Henry J. Sioux Carpentry istance Tuzroyluk, Sayers ll. Eskimo Carpentry Twins, Minita E. Cheyenne Business Vaska, Clara 0. Eskimo Business Vicinti, Bernice Zuni Business Vigil, .lose Ramon Tesuque Auto Mechanics Vigil, Lillian V. Gros Ventre Business Wabnum, Ralph W. Potawatomi Business Waconda, Harriet R. Laguna Pre-Practical Wacondo, Miriam T. Laguna Business Wadsworth, Sharon L. Shoshone Business Wak Wak, Phillip J. Colville Baking Walker, Ella L. Creek Business Walks, Cassandra J. Crow Business Wallace, Lonzo V. Choctaw Auto Mechanics Walters, Mabel A. Eskimo Home Decoration Wapato, Jacqueline L. Nez Perce Business Warrior, Katherine L. Creek Business Watts, Sandra L. Sac A Fox Business Wauneka, Freddy E. Navaio Business Waunaka, Mariorie Navaio Business White, Allen Navajo Electricity White, Lewis A. Chippewa Business Williams, Glen D. Creek Auto Mechanics Williams, .lo Ann Choctaw Business eniors eniors 5 A vim 3 i Williams, Vtctrietta A. Onieda Costume Shop Wilson, Robert K. Cheyenne-Arapaho Business Wisdom, Johnsey Choctaw-Chickasaw Printing letterpress Wishkeno, Bemadine Potowatomi Business Worcester, Beverly A. Comanche-Caddo Costume Shop Wright, Connie F. Sioux Business Wright, lose M. Sioux Business Yahola, Leon F. Creek Auto Mechanics Yellow Thunder, Dexter Winnebago Machine Shop Yepa, M. Isabel Jemez Business York, Glenn Choctaw Welding Zunie, Derrick D. Zuni Business Becenti, Leo R. Navaio Auto Mechanics SENIORS iNot Picturedj Camey, Calvin, Jr. Choctaw Auto Mechanics Celestine, Mary Ann Papago Cooking Chatto, Chavez l. Navaio Plumbing Clifford, Thomas P. Sioux Carpentry Compton, Arthur McWayne Cherokee Refrigeration-Sheet Metal John, Solomon Athabascan Auto Mechanics lee, Robert E. Creek Auto Mech'anics Thompson, Danell G. Choctaw Painting Wallace, J. D. Choctaw Welding Wright, Flora J. Thlinget Business Juniors 41 qw l JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS James Wilmer Zack Morris Esther Naranio Alben Jones Treasurer Vice-President Secretary P,-endenf The iuniors were active in a number of extracurricular activities during the year. The first maior event sponsored by the class was the Barn Dance which was held on March ll, 1967, following two nights of carnival, fund-raising contests. The Barn Dance and Carnival activities were to raise funds which make the Spring Prom possible. On May 20, the iuniors sponsored the annual Spring Prom which has always been one of the main highlights of a year at Haskell. lt is traditionally held in the Kansas University Grand Ballroom. The John Carlos Combo, a six-piece dance band and female vocalist, furnished this year's entertainment. 42 11, Abalama, Natalie Aleut Business Abeita, Lauren M. Acoma Business Acorn, Grace E. Cherokee Business Acque, Phllbert Zuni Electricity Adams, Melford Hopi-Zuni Painting Adhidley, Anslem Navaio Business Agapith, Eugene Colville Welding Ahngasuk, Johnny Eskimo Electricity Alexander, Abbie L. Creek Business Allen, Gloria J. Chippewa Business Anderson, Shirley F. Chickasaw-Choctaw Business Andrews, Martin Flathead Carpentry Andrez, Lester D. Apache Carpentry Andy, Joyce Ella Yakima Business Anelon, Anesia Aleut Pre-Practical Anquoe, James L. Kiowa Printing-Offset Antone, Virginia L. Papago Business Anzara, Michael B. lsleta Plumbing Archambault, Franklin D. Assiniboine Auto Mech Arkie, Vaughn U. Mohave-Papago Business Ashnock, John Aleut Business Atkins, Vemon C. Shoshone-Paiule Masonry Atkinson, Romey H. Tsimpshean Carpentry Attocknie, Phyllis A. Kiowa-Comanche Business Sim - - ,s j1 ..,2., , s ' 5314151 3312 - digg? , is .1 fif sg 552331 . 4 ., ,., ,f .,..,,. 5 .,,. yh vw ' .L gp the Juniors rg., . 49.3. f . ... 2. 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Navaio Business Benally, Lena Navaio Business Bender, Leroy M. Hualapai Painting Berry, Ronald A. Choctaw Auto Mechanics Big Crow, Jr., James Sioux Welding Bigsinger, Joanne Navajo Business Billie, Jr., Thomas L. Seminole Baking Bird, Wilfred L. Gros Ventre-Mandan Business Birdshead, Ralph Arapaho Business Blackeagle, Cynthia Nez Perce Cooking Blanchard, John M. Shawnee Meat Cutting Blandov, Theodora S. Eskimo-Tsimpshean Business Bliss, Delford C. Paiute-Shoshone Carpentry Bluebird, Phyllis H. Cherokee Business Blue Dog, Freeman M. Sisseton-Wahpeton Welding Bluestone, Kay L. Sioux Business Boggs, Edna F. Blackfeet Business Bohanan, Della R. Choctaw Pre-Practical Booth, Edward W. Tsimpshean Auto Mechanics Bowers, Jr., Andrew J. Seminole Business Bowers, Paul Seminole Painting Boy, Ruth J. Blackfeet Business Branchaud, George M. Chippewa Printing-Linotype Brewer, Alice Sioux Business Juniors we i X 622 .S . 1 .Ni A I .msg .1- Juniors I E: ,-: Q. .,.. gift H 1 ' 1 ' M, , ,ff . -, X L X ,L I, x . I 2 Q 3 mimi.. ' 3 l 1 C' .. . Q, in as T S. R 5 -Q 5. 'WM we waz? 'fig w .2 '54 4,1 s W 2 z ali? f. W gnu , , .Q 1, .v-.. I ,. -,s-: .,: s- . . z, 5 3 ., . --...s me.. ' tw fl' s ,:.. . 'if 225 ' k , p we . 35 .5 Q A. 35.2 .sw Brewer, Jr., Joseph C. Sioux Business Bright, Carolyn M. Spokane Business Brockie, Donna M. Gros Venlre Business Brower, Jennie Eskimo Business Brown, Quentin D. Sioux Carpentry Buffalohead, Linda M. Ponca Pre-Practical Bunch, Zelma Cherokee Home Decoration Burgess, Carolyn A. Chitimacha Business Burgess, Gerald J. Chitimocha Welding Cadman, Jeanette Navajo Business Chawee, Georgina E. Creek-Pawnee Pre-Practical Calabaza, Mary F. San Felipe Costume Shop Cambell, Darrell W. Cherokee Auto Mechanics Campbell, Harry W. Cherokee Refrigeration-Sheet Candelaria, James San Felipe Technical Drafting Carroll, Joann J. Choctaw Business Cata, Julian S. San .luan Plumbing Catron, Theda Cherokee Business Chandler, Linda S. Gros Ventre-Assiniboine Home Decoration Charles, Ellen R. Creek Business Charley, Bruce K. Navaio Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Charlie, Donald E. Alhabascan Auto Mechanics Charlie, Fabian Athabascan Auto Mechanics Chato, Melvin Navaio Technical Drafting 4.1 ,- Metal 1- 4, Chewiwi, Manuelita K. lsleto Costume Shop Childers, John M. Creek Business Choate, Kirby L. Choctaw Printing-Letterpress Christie, Aletha Cherokee Business Christie, Sandra J. Cherokee Pre-Practical Chuckluck, Raymond Cherokee Refrigeration- Chupco, Sammy D. Creek Printing Clark, Deena M. Sac 8. Fox Business Cleveland, Loreen A. Navoio Cooking Cleveland, Mory J. Novaio Cooking Clifford, Violet M. Sioux Pre-Practical Cloud, Chapman Creek Baking Coker, Daisy Seminole Business Cole, Thomas L. Choctaw Machine Shop Coltz, Francine Kiowa Food Service Condon, Gerald E. Sioux Carpentry Conseen, Donald F. Cherokee Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Coochwytewa, Edward Hopi Business Coon, Billy S. Seminole Electronics Coon, Jewell A. Lac Courte Pre-Practical Cornelius, Emily J. Oneida Business Coser, George Creek Business Crasco, Sandra L. Assiniboine Pre-Practical Cristobal, Ruth G. Santa Ana Business if v sheer Mem 142' Juniors his . is ' s:,f53gg,? ' xi Wy. ,L4, iififffw '. s Juniors ,-an-,Q . 1513 A'iw 332.50515 : V 0 was .- se 3 l 5 4, S ti ,. 2 H... --.-.-..-v-,. ez Crittenden, Jack Cherokee Printing-Platemaking Crow Flies High, Joyce Gros Ventre-Mandan Cooking Crowe, Edith L. Cherokee Business Cummings, Pauline Creek Business Curley, Jimmy Navoio Auto Mechanics Cutfinger, Jr., Peter Blackfeet Business Daniels, Norman E. Creek Auto Mechanics David, Raymond F. Novaio Auto Mechanics Davis, Glenn Cherokee Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Davis, Lee Navaio Plumbing Dawes, Cecil L. Cheyenne Printing-Linotype Deere, W. Amon Creek-Seminole Auto Mechanics Delge, Jr., Walter B. Potawatomi Plumbing Dick, Eddie L. Yakima-Alaskia-Umatilla-Clackamas Carpentry Dick, Edward A. Shoshone-Paiute Painting Dick, Valerie V. Shoshone-Paiute Business Doctor, Katherine Navajo Business Douglas, Mary Ann Seminole Pre-Practical Downs, Jenell l.. Pawnee-Kickapoo Business Dreadfulwater, Jess Cherokee Cooking Duckworth, Dennis J. Chickasaw Auto Mechanics Duncan, Sarah S. Apache Pre-Practical Dundas, Daniel A. Tsimpshean-Thlinget Carpentry Dunn, Rueben T. Seminole-Creek Masonry k .le Dunn, Richenda L. Creek-Chickasaw Pre-Practical Dunson, Beverly A. Creek Business Dushlsln, lllchusl Aleut Business Earl, Bemadette ll. laguna Costume Shop Egowa, George W. Eskimo Carpentry Ellis, Chiquita I. Cheyenne-Pima Business Elmer, Davis H. Hopi Carpentry Estey, Cynthia Chippewa Business Eustace, Earl Zuni Carpentry Evan, Olga Eskimo Business Ewing, Pauline L. Winnebago Printing Fairbanks, Kenneth Chippewa Auto Mechanics Feeling, Jackie Cherokee Electronics Feeling, Veralynn S. Cherokee Business Fish, Jr., J. B. Creek Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Fisher, Verna Choctaw Business Fisher, Wilma J. Choctaw Pre-Practical Fletcher, Dwight E. Cheyenne-Arapaho Technical Drafting Flett, Joseph V. Spokane Masonry Flute, Corel S. Cherokee Business Fobb, Jo Ann Choctaw Business Fobb, Leretha J. Choctaw Pre-Practical Foley, Maureen Creek Business Folsom, Coo'per E. Choctaw Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Juniors Y,-, We, , I -z funiors ww-r . ,, if., 1- E f - - :iii f L . - ' l V .nr iv :sq .1 J 0' -1: .2 , ly F 5 y M Y I ,.,. Q M J W. nf in 'Vasu t NX 8 A W5 4, S., a-.mf QNQWM 50 4 fs. Folsum, Hazel M. Choctaw Business Foster, Barbara S. Kickapoo Business Fox, Quentin R. Gros Ventre Carpentry Franclsce, Ella L. Navaio Business Frank, Austln Creek Auto Mechanics Frank, Joseph J. Athabascan Business Frazier, Leonard W. Chickasaw Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Frazier, Michael R. Choctaw Printing-Linotype Frelo, Barbara A. Pawnee Business Frelo, James I.. Pawnee Business Frye, Mary J. Creek Business Gaines, Melvin I.. Choctaw Technical Drafting Gale, Bette I.. Chippewa Business Ganuelas, Nolan Yakima-Clackamas Technical Garcia, Doreen A. laguna Pre-Dental Garcia, Paulita Santo Dominto Business Gardipee, James L. Gros Ventre Business Gamer, Rosemary Choctaw Business George, Roger E. Haida-Thlinget Business George, Stanley l.. Hopi Auto Mechanics Ghost Bear, Edward Sioux Auto Mechanics Glago, Daniel P. Sioux Carpentry Giago, Loretta Sioux Business Gilbert, Marllyn Quechan Business Drafting Gillette, Grace Arickara Business Gipson, Betty L. Chickasaw Business Glpson, Steve A. Choctaw Machine Shop Glass, Elmer Cherokee Auto Mechanics Goate, Rachel E. Creek Business Goggles, Ruth M. Arapaho Dormitory Management Gone, Gloria J. Gros Ventre Business Goodiron, Bonita K. Sioux Home Decoration Gouion, Yvonne I. Colville Business Gray, Emma Navaio Costume Shop Grayson, Lizzie Cherokee Business Grayson, Shirley A. Creek Pre-Practical Green, Delores Kickapoo Business Gregory, Lols A. Eskimo Business Grey, Sandra L. Navaio Home Decoration Greybull, Peter P. Crow Business Grinnell, Adrian C. Gros Ventre-Sioux Masonry Grover, Crucita Tewa-Hopi Business Guerrero, Lawrence E. Potowatomi Business Guthrie, Gary W. Cherokee Machine Shop Guy, Lyman B. Caddo-Apache Business Hale, Alan Potawatomi Printing-Letterpress Hale, Larene R. Potawatomi Printing Hale, Richard W. Navaio Painting Juniors - - ., ug ze, . 4 .fre :A f.'?fjr5'fQf 3 as t , f -2 1 , 'Yi 'Y . Mg, 'PQ H4 '.-::- iii 5 sas., ,, . :N 3 2 dr Wm? 9 My gs. sf 'Wit 4 tg Q ,, ,.., A 5 x,s,x.fs. ' .1 211-E1-. ., , ,f 25 X ' 4 2 i X Qi? 4 jf : ii .5 .Q ig? 'Y . if 5 L e E E a 5 r I s W r l r V 5 'Y K I fumors 3. ':Lgf.q.gvV:. - . iz? fill' 15 61 . 231151 rf itil 2 . sf' .M f 2 Q ,, ian. M M Af, . . ?' ,. -av, ,,fi - - L. K. Q W , ,z , +o? I A , Q ,- Q 'PA r ti. . ji'64f'. 1. .pZr1Y . - -: sv? Ly Q I 14,53 V.. me. V zffi' , 1? 42.2 Qs ? :Ts gig .1 olgfjwxlj ..,, .' 4 lf' W' 'i ' 4 V . .fs exe: Hall, Jr., Leland Gros Ventre Business Hamilton, Melton R. Apache Electronics Hamilton, Nonnan K. Cheyenne Machine Shop Hamilton, Walter R. Cheyenne-Arapaho Auto Mechanics Hamilton, William Cheyenne-Arapaho Dormitory Management Hannigan, Lee Yakima Electronics Hardridge, Joyce Creek Business Hardy, Mary Navaio Business Hario, Jeanette D. Seminole-Creek Business Hario, Jeanna Seminole Business Harlo, Mandy Sue Seminole Pre-Nursing Hario, Wisey A. Seminole-Cherokee Pre-Practical Harley, Amelia A. Choctaw Pre-Practical Hamey, Hattie Apache Pre-Practical Harper, Lawrence E. Mohave Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Harper, Tyrone P. Mohave Painting Harrison, Sidney J. Choctaw Auto Mechanics Harvey, Katherine Navaio Business Havens, Alberta M. Navaio Business Haynes, Louise Creek Business Hayward, Rhoda M. Tsimpshean Costume Shop Henderson, Shirley A. Creek Food Service Hemandez, Ronald L. Sioux Masonry Herrea, Leona A. Cochiti Costume Shop Hill, Carolyn C. Quechan Home Decoration Hill, Zethel A. Shoshone Home Decoration Hills, Darrell M. Quechan Auto Mechanics Hitcher, Jr., Tom Cherokee Business Hogan, Constance D. Crow Business Hogner, Wanda l.. Cherokee Pre-Practical Holliday, Eddy A. Shoshone-Paiute Auto Mechanics Hopkins, Dorothy M. Assiniboine Business Hornbuckle, P. Irene Cherokee Business Horse, Billy Darrell Kiowa Printing-Offset House, Dorathe O. Navaio Business Howe, Mavln E. Crow-Creek-Sioux Business Howesa, Darlene Hopi Dormitory Management Howling Buffalo, Imogene Cheyenne-Arapaho Costume Shop Hudson, Josephine L. Tsimpshean Costume Shop Huma, Edward Hopi Painting Hutchins, Mary Ann Chickasaw Business Hyeoma, Leander Hopi Machine Shop Issues, James A. Laguna Auto Mechanics Jack, Agnes M. Eskimo Home Decoration Jack, Alan L. Sioux Auto Mechanics Jack, Eugene R. Yakima Auto Mechanics Jackson, Janice Thlinget Cooking Jackson, Janice S. Potawatomi Business Juniors -s zw zfglsbxgwf . V A, gg 9 si! VR Y fo .ii 53 funiors Q ,ar img N Q4 ' , 1555 34 'k . M 'Nd'-K . 3.-1 ' aefw I 5 54 Jackson, llalford J. Hopi Pointing Jackson, Walter F. Quillayute Business Jacobs, Frank Creek Machine Shop Janis, Darlene J. Sioux Pre-Practical Janis, Emerald K. Sioux Pre-Dental Jefferson, Absalom P. Choctaw Business Jenkins, Ina Eskimo Pre-Nursing Jensen, Jr., Frank L. Navaio Plumbing Jenn, Shirley A. Athabascan Pre-Practical Jim, Jr., Johnny W. Yakima-Warm Springs-Cascade Business Jim, Sarah L. Cocopah Business Jimboy, Wanda l.. Creek Dormitory Management Jimerson, Ronald D. Seneca Technical Drafting John, Christine A. Paiute Business John, Jr., Raymond P. Yakima Plumbing John, Sarah M. Navoio Pre-Practical Johnson, Jr., Albert Creek Baking Johnson, Barbara Potawatomi Costume Shop Johnson, Nora Navaio Business Johnson, Samaria Seminole-Creek Business Johnson, Wilbert Creek Baking Jones, Albert C. Shoshone-Paiute Business Jones, Allen W. Choctaw Electronics Joshua, Linda J. Creek Business Joshua, Susie M. Seminole-Creek Business Julian, Lorenzo R. Navaio Carpentry Junaluska, Mary Cherokee Business Kamereff, Mezak Eskimo Carpentry Kapayou, Jr., George Sac-Fox Welding Kapayou, Lynn F. Sac-Fox Printing Kasero, Evelyn R. Laguna Business Katchatag, Deahl D. Eskimo Auto Mechanics Kaulay, David Cheyenne-Arapaho Electricity Kavairlock, Mariorie V. Eskimo Business Kayonnie, Betty M. Navaio Business Keah-tigh, Quenton F. Kiowa-Cheyenne-Arapaho Pa Kearns, Kee J. Navaio Electricity Keams, Paul Navajo Electricity Kee, Betty R. Navaio Business Keener, Joan Cherokee Dormitory Managment Kellywood, Johnny P. San Juan Welding Kim, Alfred Amos Navajo Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Kirk, Ronnie M. Cherokee Auto Mechanics Kirkie, lvandell Crow-Creek-Sioux Business Lacy, Lula Mae Cherokee Business Laird, Curtis K. Chemehuevi Auto Mechanics Laiti, Ronald W. Thlinget Business Largo llarvingol, Nita L. Navaio Costume Shop Juniors 2,, l 4 'Q his Q viii Fxvgfd 'inm- 'SY if , , .. ' ' . V 'IL 2' E funiors Lamey, Mary Sue Seminole Business Leaf, Gene Cherokee Auto Mechanics LeClair, Benlamin M. Ponca Business Leekity, Winnie Zuni Costume Shop LeFlore, Jimmy L. Choctaw Dormitory Management Lente, Lucinda N. lsleta Cooking Leon, M. Gertrude Santa Ana Business Lester, Sadie Apache Business Lewis, Ronald J. Eskimo Electronics Lewis, Sarah Navaio Business Lister, Ned K. Navaio Painting Littlebull, Roy J. Blackfeet Business Little Llght, Don L. Crow Printing-Plotemaking Little Light, Richard Crow Weldng Little Owl, Alberta U. Manda-Sioux Business Logan, Delores K. Kickapoo Business Looking Elk, Lloyd Emefson, Sioux Dormitory Management Lorentine, Leander Papago Auto Mechanics Lozano, Harold D. Papago Auto Mechanics Lucario, Paul S. Laguna-Acoma Technical Drafting Luian, Anthony J. Santa Ana Plumbing McClure, Preston Choctaw Cooking McGlaslin, Leda Pawnee-Otoe Business Mclntosh, Brenda Creek Printing Mclntosh, Waukita Cherokee Business McKinney, Dwight L. Kickapoo Auto Mechanics McLaughlin, Richard L. Sioux Business McPherson, Laveta J. Concho Business Mahkewa, Jr., Donald Hopi Electronics Mahkewa, Frances L. Hopi-Tewa Costume Shop Mann, Mabel A. Gros Ventre Cooking Manuel, Edward Papogo Auto Mechanics Manuel, Elizabeth B. Pima Business Marris, Carl W. Choctaw Electricity Marshall, Lucille Creek Business Marshall, Elizabeth M. Creek Business Martin, Priscilla A. Thlinget Business Martine, Norman N. Ramah-Navaio Electricity Martinez, Kenneth P. laguna Business Martinez, Lula Navaio Costume Shop Mason, Jr., Wesley S. Sioux-Mandan-Laguna Business Mather, Alan E. Tsimpshean Business Matsuno, Lillian L. Aleut Dormitory Management Matumeak, Frank 0. Eskimo Business Maurice, Elaine H. Muckleshoot-Swinomish Business Menard, Martina T. Sioux Business Mercer, Bertina E. Thlinget Business Methvin, Billi R. Kiowa-Apache Business fumbrs W ef EH: If r 5' 5 Ei . A ESI .5 ' sftfflia .. Q32 f 1-fag: gy? ia ',:. w. llzilif -?ii if ' 'WW I 1 i i l Juniors Miles, Leslie A. Arapaho Business Miles, Viola L. Arapaho Business Miller, Hattie M. Creek Business Miller, Rodney R. Assiniboine Business Mills, Jr., Gilbert A. Thlinget Auto Mechanics Mirobal, Lucy M. Taos Costume Shop Mitchell, Wanda L. Choctaw Costume Shop Momberg, Patricia A. Blackfeet Business Montes, Richard J. Chippewa-Cree Masonry Montoya, Nick N. Isleta-Taos Business Moonin, Lydia L. Aleut Business Moore, James L. Otoe Auto Mechanics Moore, Jr., Sidney J. Pawnee Printing Moose, Warfield L. Sioux Business Morgan, George S. Eskimo Cooking Morgan, Rosalie J. Navaio Business' Morris, Leonard E. Navaio Auto Mechanics Morris, Zack T. Sac A Fox Technical Drafting Morrow, Larry Creek Printing Mose, Lester N. Choctaw Business Moses, Eugene R. Colville Business Moses, Phillip L. Yakima-Umatilla-Whyumpum Business Mount, Jay W. Gros Venlre Masonry Mullohon, Paul Navaio Business -Nez Perce Naranio, Esther Santa Clara Costume Shop Nasafotie, Robert Hopi Pointing Nelson, Leslie A. Haida Electricity Nelson, Teresa Haida-Thlinget Business Nez, Johnson Novaio Painting Nez, Lula M. Navaio Dormitory Management Ne-z, Mariorie M. Navaio Business Nickolai, Marina Alhabascan Business Noble, Margaret Creek Business Noline, Hutch K. San Carlos Technical Drafting Nomee, Lorraine Assiniboine Business Nosie, Imogene V. Apache Pre-Nursing Nullake, George Sac 8. Fox Business Nuttle, Carol Pawnee Business Nutumya, Luther L. Hopi Painting Okitkun, Martha Eskimo Business Olney, Robert A. Yakima Business Oothoudt, Tim G. Chippewa Business Orton, Rita Ann Flathead Business Otero, Eugene B. Santa Ana Machine Shop Owens, Jimmy Eskimo Carpentry Owl, .Iune D. Cherokee Business Oyeumick, Ray A. Eskimo Auto Mechanics Pablo, Marie B. Navaio Business fumors wwf, if 59 I Juniors PEE' W 'Jr NL 5 1 '33 Pahdocony, Cecilia A. Pawnee Business Pahmahmie, Jr., Richard Potawatomi Printing- Platemaking Palmer, Michael H. Colville Plumbing Panzetanga, Rita A. Shoshone Cooking Parchcorn, Erma J. Cherokee Dormitory Management Parish, B. Faye Choctaw Business Parker, Mltchell Omaha Plumbing Parker, William B. Choctaw Painting Parton, Ellen M. Kiowa-Caddo Costume Shop Pepion, Joy L. Blackfeet-Cree Business Perryman, Agnes W. Creek Business Perez, Elias J. Nambe Dormitory Management Phillips, Ashley Omaha Printing-Letterpress Phillips, Duane A. Omaha Printing-Letterpress Phillips, Lorene J. Hopi Pre-Practical Phllllps, Mary J. Creek Business Phillips, Paulette J. Spokane Cooking Phillips, Ramona J. Creek Business Phillips, Roderick Hopi Technical Drafting Pickering, Janie R. Otae-Kaw-Creek Home Decoration Plenty Hoops, Cheryl Crow Business Pohuma, Gregory M. Taos Electronics Primeaux, Rosetta Ponca Business Pruitt, Earl Cherokee Auto Mechanics 60 O Puhuya-oma, George Hopi Painting Quam, Brenda Zuni Business Quintana, Dennis G. Jicarilla Plumbing Rainbow, Derrick R. Quechan Business Ray, Elsie W. Hopi-Tewa Business Red Elk, Lorretta E. lRandyl Sioux 3usiness Red Foot, Norman Ute Auto Mechanic Redhouse, Betty Navaio Business Redthunder, Norman Colville Carpentry Reed, Anthony R. Crow Printing-Letterpress Reed, Clyde D. Crow Business Reed, Sevestine L. Kickapoo Business Reeder, Eleanor Navajo Business Reid, Sarah L. Cherokee Business Rhocld, Steven E. Polawalomi Machine Shop Riggs, Mary Alice Navaio Business Riley, Janet Laguna Business Rivera, Elaine J. Laguna Business Robbins, Mariorie C. Navaio Business Roberts, Jr., Dewey Sac 8- Fox Business Roberts, Mary E. Creek Business Roberts, Phyllis S. Nooksack Business Roberts, Wanda Creek Business Roberts, Wilma L. Chickasaw-Choctaw Business 'Slut j-. .1 is is f 5. dawg. -. -.,. Q ,,'. ,Q 'ir fl:-ke. , 3 QA ' Rig? R, R, M I' . ,,.. R .. if f is ...Q , My Juniors .KW . 2 'lm -4 .M-S'-is-'fi-viwfwx-..,?,Qwf 2 Juniors i via.. A' Robinson, Katie A. Seminole-Creek Business Rogers, Janice E. Cherokee Business Rogers, Jewel C. Hopi Food Service Rogers, Lewis Hopi Business Roman Nose, Melvin Cheyenne-Arapaho Auto Mechanics Romero, Daniel R. .lemez Auto Mechanics Rose, Cheryl E. Thlinget Cooking Ross, Janice S. Cherokee Business Ross, Leslie J. Crow-Creek-Sioux Masonry Roubideaux, Crystal J. Sioux Home Decoration Saluskin, Delano J. Yakima Business Sampson, Alfred J. Swinomish Printing Sampson, Beatrice L. Yakima-Puyallup Business Samqua, Barbara J. Sac B- Fox Cooking Sanchez, Patricia Tesuque-Santa Ana Costume Shop Sanders, Diana J. Chippewa Pre-Dental Saraficio, Mary Papago Business Sarnie, Louie J. Cherokee Auto Mechanics Savala, Manuel Paiute Electronics Schruz, Carol Pima Cooking Scott, Tom Navaio Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Seeley, Donna K. Chickasaw Business Sequoyah, Carol V. Cherokee Pre-Practical Shane, John Aleut Auto Mechanics Shane, Michael Aleut Auto Mechanics Shell, Som Cherokee Auto Mechanics Shoeship, Bemadine M. Cahuse-Walla Walla-Nez Perce Cooking Shipman, Truelin K. Chickasaw Printing-Linotype Shippentower, Robert A. Paiute-Walla Walla Technical Drafting Shirley, Linda M. Navaio Business Shomin, DeWaine R. Ottawa Auto Mechanics Shore, Nancy Seminole Home Decoration Silmon, Karen S. Choctaw Business Silmon, Sharon K. Choctaw Business Simon, Harold J. Kickapoo Printing-Platemaking Simon, Robert W. Sac 8. Fex Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Sinclair, Diana Blackfeet-Cree Business Sixkiller, Myrtle S. Cherokee Business Slim, Willie C. Navaio Welding Small Jumper, Muriel J. Sioux Business Smart, Lenoy Cheyenne Meat Cutting Smith, Clara A. Hualapai Business Smith, David J. Bkimo Carpentry Smith, Janice L. Navaio-Acoma Business Smith, John P. Thlinget Carpentry Smith, Katheryn E. Choctaw Business Smlth, K. Helen Choctaw Business Smith, Kee B. Navaio Auto Mechanics Juniors .air 9' 2 2 n if sr Q 'V-'vi r l Juniors '55'7f5 Smith, Raymond L. Cherokee-Creek Machine Shop Smith, Vivian Yavapai Costume Shop Smith, Wlldalynn L. Camp Verde Yovepai-Apache Business Snell, George H. Gros Ventre Masonry Somegastava, Doris Pima-Maricopa Business Sonny, James T. Hopi-Navaio Auto Mechanics Springer, Tyrone B. Iowa-Sac 81 Fox Painting Spoon, Lorena M. Sac 8- Fox Home Decoration St. Clair, Leland N. Shoshone Electricity Steele, Laveme A. Goshute-Shoshone Business Stiffann, Robert L. Gros Ventre Welding Stilwell, Douglas A. Choctaw Welding Stone, Clifford D. Kiowa Business Suminimo, Elmer Hualapai Printing-Offset Sumner, Edward S. Chippewa Auto Mechanics Sunday, Alice L. Kickapoo Business Swain, Leland G. Paiute Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Sweezy, Ellen L. Otoe-Arapaho Business Tah, Michael T. Ponca Painting Tahbonemah, G. David Kiowa Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Talahaftewa, Rupert Hopi Technical Drafting Talawyma, lruce D. Hopi Business Talayumptewa, Emallne A. Hopi Business Talayumptewa, Velma Hopi-Tewa Business Tarpalechee, Edward M. Creek Auto Mechanics Taylor, Claire A. Sac 8- Fox Dormitory Management Tecumseh, Kyonia T. Sac 8- Fox-Winnebago Business Teller, Rose Ann Navaio Pre-Practical Tessay, Chester Apache Painting Teton, Bernita Shoshone-Bannock Business Tewa, Roszella H. Hopi-Tewa Printing Tewangoltewa, Ross S. Hopi Painting Thom, Mario A. Paiute Business Thomas, Rosalyn Navaio Business Thompson, Donothey J. Navaio Business Thompson, Elnora Cherokee Business Tickett, McArthur L. Eskimo Carpentry Tiger, Charles E. Seminole Electricity Tiger, Charline Creek Business Tiger, louise Creek Business Tillequets, Jr., Ned Yakima Business Toahty, Kittie A. Pawnee-Kiowa Business Tocktoo, Frederick Eskimo Welding Tohonnie, Mary Y. Navaio Business Toledo, Clifford Navaio Painting Tsethlikai, Dena Zuni Business Tsinigine, Roger Navaio Carpentry Tsinnilinnie, Allen Navaio Auto Mechanics funiors 'wwf in .9 Qwfrifgl gf 5f2lii.'WE,, 1 13. ' Juniors 'l'so, Eugene Navajo Auto Mechanics Tsosie, Abbie R. Navaio Costume Shop Tsosie, Billie Navaio Plumbing Tubboe, Don C. Choctaw Electricity Tucker, Betty S. Cherokee Pre-Practical Tucker, Jr., Charles Cherokee Printing Turner, George H. Athabascan Business Tyner, Marguerite S. Shawnee-Seneca Costume Shop Underwood, Matilda Arapaho Home Decoration Vann, Wanda B. Cherokee Business Van Pelt, Alvin B. Umatilla Printing-Offset Victor, Jonathon Apache Auto Mechanics Wade, Richard Choctaw Electricity Wadena, Gerald W. Chippewa Masonry Wahweotten, Leona J. Potawatomi Business Wak Wak, Carol J. Yakima Business Walker, Edward D. Creek Masonry Walker, Iris J. Sac 81 Fox Cosutme Shop Wallace, Joe W. Choctaw-Chickasaw Business Wanya, Jr., Francis R. Acoma Auto Mechanics Waquia, Manuel D. Jemez Auto Mechanics Warner, Eunice Navaio Business Wassily, Evan Eskimo Welding Wasson, Roberta Washoe-Paiute Business 66 W l N Juniors Watashe, Richard G. Creek Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Watchman, Pearl M. Navaio Business Watson, Cecil D. Choctaw Machine Shop Watson, Mabel B. Navaio Dormitory Management A 3, , - fm.. 'if' we M F A if Wauneka, Fairy Navaio Business Webster, Dale Allen Oneida Business 'ii ' E Webster, Dudley M. Omaha Welding 5 Wesley, Beverly, A. Tsimpshean Business M.:5 :: . -if-1 2-is . 5 . , so mr We we, ,gx .K 'F' asf 1 'Rt fi' ... ., , . f s : i ii ii Q?. .ii' ,'3 Niti1! '5 -V ' Wesley, Mike Creek Business West, Jr. Alfred Cherokee Carpentry White, Frank A. Omaha Painting White, John H. Crow Masonry White, Lance Stanton Mohave-Hopi Carpentry Whitehorse, Emerson P. Navaio Auto Mechanics Whlte Lightning, Allen Sioux Business Whiteshield, Jackie Cheyenne Printing-Linotype Whiteskunk, Josephine Cheyenne Business Williams, Ella Navaio Pre-Practical Williams, Myrna J. Cherokee Business Williams, Ralph Athabascan Electricity Wilmer, James M. Chippewa Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Wilson, Delores M. Sioux Business Wilson, Henry Colville Carpentry Wilson, Shirley A. Choctaw Business N -+ - ,e. ., it ,i n n z: -A 5: 5 D F : 4 I 1 J Juniors I YM 'L WS up 'iv- W T 451 V ?Ef?2if f 1 Wippert, Darlene Blackfeet Business Wisdom, llewella Choctaw Printing Wise, Evans G. Seminole Welding Wise, Maxine Seminole Business Wolfe, Carmen Cherokee Pre-Practical Wood, Jennifer Creek-Seminole Business Yazzie, Alice .l. Navaio Cooking Yauie, Deswood Navaio Printing-letterpress Yazzie, Yazzie, Yazzie, Yazzie, Eleanora A. Navaio Business Johnson Navaio Plumbing Jones L. Novaio Auto Mechanics Marie Navaio Business Ybarra, Judy A. Apache Pre-Practical Yeahpau, Robert T. Kiowa Business Yellowfish, Corise D. Comanche-Otoe Bu siness Yellow Wolf, Veronica Gros-Ventre Business Yepu, Walter Jemez Dormitory Management York, Judy A. Cherokee Business Young Bear, Madgaline Gros-Ventre Cooking Youngbear, Marguerite Soc 81 Fox Dormitory M Zephier, Isadore M. Sioux Business Whitehorn. Johnny Otoe Printing anagement Juniors lnot Barnett, Curtis A. Brown, Floyd J. Brown, Jay B. Coochyouama, Florence F. Dallas, Marceline Damon, Jr., Anson C. Etsitty, Nelson W. Fitzpatrick, John L. Footracer, Leonard Francis, Edna J. Isham, William M. Johns, Franchot S. Kuntz, Thomas R. Lomaintewa, John E. Lumpmouth, Frances C. Manuel, Marcelle R. Medicine Crow, Ronald Montague, James A. Not Afraid, Elden A. O'Daye, Carolyn A. Phesant, Jesse W. Platta, Wilford Reed, Clyde D. Sampson, Augustina Sloan, Jennifer Sully, Doyle W. Taylor, Diana F. Tessay, Theodore B. Thunderbull, Larry G. Washinqton, Cynthia K. Whiteman, Jr., Edward P. Williamson, Anna M. Williamson, Dale R. picturedi Choctaw Crow Quechan Hopi-Tewa Hopi Novaio Navaio Crow Navaio Creek Chippewa Pima Sioux Hopi Arapaho Pima Crow Quechan Crow Paiute Cherokee Apache Crow Eskimo Absentee- Shawnee Sioux Hopi Apache Cheyenne Cherokee Crow Blackfeet Sioux Students Enioy Haskell Life Business Baking Welding Dormitory Management Business Electricity Welding Business Electricity Business Welding Baking Auto Mechanics Painting Business Costume Shop Business Welding Printing Pre-Dental Electricity Electricity Business Pre-Practical Business Business Business Painting Printing-letterpress Business Masonry Business Business 1 l 9 i i 4 i i 4 i 4 i 1 1 69 i l Haskell Provides . . . .1 ew, A 1 iamssmw Gifs if Z' iW'g I I . 1 I Inge,-views for iobs . . . Facilities for self-improvement .... Efficient training programs N ., ,E 5' r M Wf iiffm M1 ' .. A' . . . . A place to meet people - - - lelivre time . . . . Opportunities to study . . Leaves for the holidays 70 A Cfl.Ul.fl.6S 71 i i Registration Day August 29, I966, marked the opening of the 1966-67 school term for students at Haskell Institute. Registration day began with an informative assembly held in the school auditorium. Following the assembly, the students began the long awaited day of enrollment. Students eagerly anticipated the events which were to occur on that very hectic day. Situated throughout Sequayah Hall were several different stations where the students re- ceived their class schedules and influenza shots. Registration day was highlighted by a variety of activities. Each student was given an opportunity to meet the representative of his preferred religious group. After visiting the student bank, the students were informed of the great variety of school activities and organizations at Haskell. During that very hot afternoon, a power failure added to the confusion and excitement. Due to the lack of electricity and air con- ditioning, some students became rather weary as they stood in line to enroll. for Ions Periods Of time- Of course. the weurinvs was soon forgotten as the students began to dream of all the activities for the year to come. By the close of the long day of registration, the students had become quite enthusiastic, and they were eager for the first day of classes. Tlte students were quite proud and happy to learn that approximately l,000 students had been enrolled at Haskell forthe new year. 'ix 72 Watermelons Here and Watermelons There Gee Whiz Watermelons Everywhere fw,w W., The Watermelon Feed is held during the first week of the fall school term. The primary purpose of this wonderful tradition is to glve the students and staff members an opportunity to become acquainted. This year the unique activity was held on the campus circle near Hiawatha Hall. Several hundred watermelons were expertly cut bythe new faculty members. Students, in the hopes of receiving choice pieces, excitedly crowded near the two long tables which held the do- licious fruit. After everyone had eaten his fill, there was a moment of tension as everyone waitedl No one screamed for the police . . . . . so it must be all rightl Then it happenedl Several of the lucky students were seen carrying whole watermelons back to their dorms. Yes, our watermelon social was fun. Students engaged in various unusual activities such as seed-spitting contests. lnspite of the mosquitoes and chiggers, we all enioyed meeting new friends and the tantalizing melons. This was one of the first big welcomes we received at Haskell. Our year was definitely off to a good start. I 73 fs. .?'+ , tv 5 F tgp Juniors and Seniors Reception For several days, young Haskell men and women could be seen buying or borrowing last-minute accessories to complete their Sunday-best outfits which would be worn to the Junior-Senior Reception that was held in the Stidham Union, September 9, 1966. During the days preceding the reception, students could be heard talking excitedly about the coming event. Hasty introductions between guests and escorts were made throughout the week. Wise, gentle coaching was given by staff members and accepted by both Grade I3 and 'l4 stu- dents since the entire Haskell population wanted to make the evening a pleasure for all who attended. The night of the reception was an ideal summer evening, which cast an effervescent glow on everyone. The dress, man- ners, and character of each student and staff member was an impressive sight to behold. Refreshments of punch and assorted cookies which were served by candlelight on attractively, but simply-decorated table added a great deal to the evening activities. Each student will always remember this delightful opportunity to meet and to become acquainted with students and staff members. Comrade in Mourning, a tribute in grateful recognition of all Haskell men and women who participated in World War ll and solemn memory of those who made the supreme sacrifice, is located in the Haskell auditorium. A wreath is placed before the statue by members of the Indian Club and the military color guards as part of the tribute to the veterans. Mr. Haney Heads Veterans' Day Program Haskellites observed Veterans' Day with a special address given by Mr. William E. Haney during an assembly held on November ll, 1966. Mr. Haney's topic was on Americanism. The speech was a memorable one. Mr. Haney discussed the importance of respect, loyalty and pride in oneself, in one's country, and in one's fellowmen. Thanksgiving ln observance of the Thanksgiving Holidays, the Indian Club presented a special program. The story of the first Thanksgiving was highlighted with these special dances: the Harvest Dance, the Friend- ship Dance, and the Grass Dance. 1 75 Attendant Esther Naranio Attendant Barbara Freio ffyfi Queen Frances Mahkewa 76 Homecoming '66 The annual Homecoming events at Haskell Institute were scheduled for September 23 and 24. The festive events began with the Homecoming Dance, which was held in Tecumseh Hall. The Hall was gaily decorated with streamers of purple and gold. The highlight of the dance was the coronation of the queen. Members of the football squad selected Miss Frances Mahkewa, a iunior from Arizona to reign over the exciting activities. Chosen as Miss Mahkewa's lovely attendants were Miss Barham Freio, a Junior from Oklahoma, and Miss Esther Namnio, a iunior from Colorado. The reigning queen and her attendants were escorted to the dance by members of the team. On Saturday evening those attending the bonfire enjoyed the glow of the bright illiminous tire. This created a great feeling of ex- citement for our annual Homecoming game. Our boys fought all the way, and they deserve a tremendous amount of praise for their efforts. Homecoming week was surely filled with happiness and excitement. jimi' fs lx 9' Frances, Barbara, and Esther, pose while awaiting the final decision. The Queen and her attendants with their escorts are Duane Phillips and Barbara Freio, Alvin Baca and Esther Naranio, and Wendell Havatone with queen Frances Mahkewa. indians gain on Fairbury. The Homecoming Queen and her attendants also enioy the dance. 77 l l Haskell Students Are Urged to Preserve their Heritage On November 21, 1966, approximately one thousand Haskell students were honored by the presence of Will Rogers, Jr. Mr. Rogers urged them to preserve their Indian heritage. I want you to be proud of and pass on to your children, pride in being an lndian. You can be 100 per cent American and still retain your Indian heritage. These tribal ways can mix and blend with the European cultures and broaden the scope of this country. You're not a dying race, but you are a dying culture. Try to pre- serve your Indian and tribal identity. You will not only become richer for it, but your country will be richer, for it also. Concluding his speech, spiced with humorous anecdotes, Rogers demonstrated several raping techniques, occasionally entongling himself in the process. His father, he said, was the greatest roper of his time and developed many roping techniques seen today. l 78 Nativity qt i Q ei i ' X, . . gg mg I gs. 5 EV f c X 5 iii, -if ,r K- EL? ii . is be i 2 gifs - 3 we .swf - Q sf , -W if F' V , -M si . if 1 2 it i ff S , V .. 2 if H f i 'Q 3 1 5 i 2 E e 5 1 , -14 f , 5 t 5 ig ? . Q if L , 'Q 1 2 1 X Eg 5 ,ii Behind the scene work is essential in the production of the Natlvlty. Stage crew members were: ileft to rightl Wilfred Bird, Paul Mul- Iahon, Walter Jackson, Manual Savala, and Michael lo Claim. The atmosphere of the Christmas holiday was extra the season, the Nativity was presented on Sunday, December 18, 1966, in the auditorium. The cast members who portrayed the past images with exquisite technique were: Mary ............................ , ......... Joseph .............................. Angel of Annunciation lsatah ........................... ...... Kings ...... Kathy Warrior Dennis Duckworth Minita Twins George Morgan Kee Keams Paul Keams David Tahbonemah Shepherds ..,... The Nativity is one ot the mast distinguished programs which is presented during students a greater insight into the true meaning of Christmas. iw T 1 4 - . .v--, 2,.. '. ::- In N 1 ref e src t,rnt lwf,vvf.awoun9, t V -..'-. Y., Abz: ,VII f VV 1 . 4 1 if ' 3,85 in wwf' . f f' i Musical selections presented by the Haskell Choir added inspiration. 4 ordinarily prevalent. And as a climax to the maior campus activities at Angels ................. .... A urelia Antone ' Barbara Arquette 1 Jo Ann Fobb 1 Peggy Franks W Barbara Freio ' Pages .... Mike Branchaud W Curtis Masquat Ashley Phillips Norman Martine Richard little Light 1 James Candelaria Ken Oatman ' the year because it impresses upon the 4 1 i i 79 ANNUAL BARN DANCE The 20th Annual Barn Dance was held on the llth of March at Tecumseh Hall, For the Barn Dance, everyone dressed in westem clothing and headed out for the big round-up. The most special minutes of the entire evening were those during which the lung and queen of the Barn Dance were crowned. Of course, another item-not soon to be forgotten-was the hardy chow that was served at a climax to the evening at the Chuck Wagon Dinner. Candidates for King and Queen were: Zack Morris and Wilma Roberts, Juniors, 5UP7- Thomas TOMMUHOY had N10 hofwl' 9f Julia Quiver and Ardis Mose, Seniors. Cl'0WIIi'l9 Q'-'SGH -'Ulla Qvivvr- Everyone got into the swing of things and had a raotm, tootin good time The Gold Bonds and Green Stamps lleft to rightl Elmer Suminimo, Ross Tewa, Stanley George, and Lawrence Harper, provided the music for the evening. 80 Queen Julia Quiver and King Ardis Mose enioyed the delightful evening. Urgan 12a tions I The Indian Club The Indian Club is an organization composed of staff and student membership. Sponsors for the club are Mrs. Rosetta Coffey, Mrs. Bette Notah, Mr. Elmer Blackbird, and Mr. Jerry Rogers. The Indian Club creates a vivid picture of varying Indian cultures and includes members who represent several different tribes. During the regular meetings, tribal dancing and singing are customary. A maiority of the singers are associate staff members who are assisted by several students. Activities of the Indian Club include participating in scheduled trips, assistance in assemblies, and regular monthly meet- ings. A special program presented by the Indian Club was held in the Spring. The public as well as the student body and faculty was invited. Ashley Phillips, President, Cecil Dawes, Vice President, and Minita Twins, Secretary-Treasurer represents the Indian Club as officers. -+,,' -M ' ... ff? , fri I 9 ' - if nf., 1 , sz RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION Religious teaching given by the churches has an important place in the life of Haskell students and receives careful attention by the church groups serving the students. Religious worship and instruction are on a vital but voluntary basis. This means that religious faith is so important that the right of the individual conscience is respected. Thus, each student is encouraged to attend the church of his choice each week. Students are urged by their sponsors to develop their religious faith while at Haskell, since many life-long skills are form- ed during these years. The Haskell Campus Y Club, sponsored by the Protestant Chaplain's office, is affiliated with the Nation- al Young Men's Christain Association IYMCAI, and the National Women's Christian Association IYWCAI. The Campus Y Club is non-denominational and meets once each week on the second floor of Curtis Hall. All students are welcomed into its membership who are in agreement with the Y Club purpose: to create, maintain, and extend throughout our school and community high standards of Christian character . Y Club students have an opportunity for Bible study, the hearing of guest speakers from other cultures and nations, the discussion of life's problems, and the enioyment of Christian socials. Haskell is a school of friendly people seeking to follow A minimum of rules and a maximum of right atti- tudes . The Golden Rule of always treating others as you would have them treat you, applies. Reverend Veldon L. Patten Reverend Patten is the dynamic Chaplain and head of Protestant activities on the Haskell campus. He received his B. S. Degree at Linfield College and his B. D. Degree at Berkeley Baptist Divinity School. He has done further graduate work in New Testament, also at Berkeley. Reverend Patten sponsors the Campus Y Club and the Campus Church for Haskell Protestant students who wish to attend Sunday morning serv- ices on the campus. The Protestant Chaplain's office, located on the second floor, of Curtis Hall, is open to students and staff for counsel and information, and spiritual help in personal matters. 83 I , , 9 The Lutheran students assemble in Curtis Hall, second floor, room 2. The sponsor is Pastor H. W. Bittorf, from Topeka. The Covenant group assemble in Curtis Hall, second floor, room 9. The spon- sors are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Willems. Southern Baptist Student Mission build- ing and home of the Reverend Goodner and his family, at l40 lndian Avenue, near the campus, are provided for the use of Southern Baptist students by their denomination. The American Baptist group is spon- sored by Mrs. Helen Peters. Their fel- lowship meeting is in Curtis Hall, sec- ond floor, room l. The Church of Jesus Christ of latter Day Saints lMormonD, provides services and maintains a building ll.. D. S. Seminaryl under the leadership of Mr. Ed. Brown, lo- cated at 126 Indian Avenue, near the Haskell campus, for l.. D. S. students. The Assembly of God students meet in Curtis Hall, second floor, room 6. They are sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Vernon K. Burkhart. ln Curtis Hall, second floor, room 8, the Episcopal students assemble. The group is sponsored by Mr. louis Taylor. The Roman Catholic chaplain's office is located on the second floor of the boy's gymnasium and is supervised by the Fr. Weisenberg, S. J., and his associates. He comes to Haskell early in the school year, also on special occasions, and supervises the work of the various priests who come from St. Mary's, Kansas, to officiate at Roman Catholic services, and to counsel Catholic students each week. The Sodality is sponsored by the Roman Catholic Church for Catholic men and women stu- dents seeking to become better Christians through devotion and study. The Presbyterian students, sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Daub, meet in Curtis Hall, 2nd Floor, Room 2. .., -4 li 86 The First Methodist Church group is super- vised by Mr. John Ploger. The group as- sembles in Tecumseh lMen's Gymnasiuml, second floor, Forum Room. Future Secretaries Association Sponsors are seated left to right: Mrs. Webb, Mr. Ault, Mrs. Ault, Miss Redwolf. Row one left to right: N. Joe, T. Larney, B. Wishkeno, K. Warrior, H. Smith, P. Franks. Second row: B. Gipson, R. Rhodd, A. Hunter, A. Desiarlait, J. Williams, E. Begay, M. Hopkins, N. Beaulieu. Third row: P. Archambeau, M. Oocumma, V. Chubbee, A. Davis, L. Abeita, J. Smith. Fourth row: S. Edwards, J. Wapato, l.. Hardin, C. Walks, H. McCurtain, A. Christie, L. Quapaw, F. Nelson. Fifth row: S. Greenwood, T. Chubbee, F. Jose, I. Blackdeer, J. Quiver, W. Davis, R. Sanache. Sixth row: A. Antone, R. Noah, D. Torevio. Library Club F. S. A. Officers Seated left to right: P. Franks, Historian, K. Warrior, Secretary, H. Smith, Publicity Chairman. Standing left to right: N. Joe, Treasurer, B. Wishkeno, Vice President, T. Larney, President. The purpose of the Future Secretaries Association is to aid the students in preparing for the future in order that they may obtain a better understanding of the business world and the potentials of a sec- retarial career. The members of the Library Club work diligently in helping the students to find material for re- search, study, or leisurely read- ing. The Club is one of the most widely used facets of the school program. Seated from left to right: I. Boney, D. Cata, Miss E. Dunn, Librarian, Miss R. Plumlee, Assistant Libra- rian, E. Pritchett, C. Bends Standing from left to right: K. Bluestone, M. High Cat, D. Whip- pert, J. Burke, C. Pauwok, G. Bellrock Home Economics if , Home Economics Council Sitting lleft to Rightl: F. Toi- neeta, D. Stevens, V. Williams, and D. Fredricks. Standing lleft to Rightl: R. Powell, C. Hill, D. Garcia, and l. Jake. Practical Nursing Grade I3 Front Row lleft to Rightl: L. Fobb, C. Wolfe, L. Phillips, S. Jerue, l. Jenkins, J. Ybarra, J. Coon, S. Christie. Second Row lLeft to Rightl: A. Jack, L. Buffa- lohead, R. Dunn, J. Bear, W. Fisher, S. Grayson, A. Harley, E. Benally, E. Williams, A. Sampson, S. John. Back Row lLeft to Rightl: Mrs. D. Frazier, W. Hario, B. Tucker, W. Hogner, V. Attocknie, D. Janis, D. Somegastava, S. Duncan, C. Sequoyah, A. Anelon. Future Medical Careers Club First Row lleft to Rightl: E. Begay, F. Romero, E. Mithlo, R. Bacon, S. Hitcher. Second Row lleft to Rightl: S Lee, E. Bell, G. Luian, L. Marshall K. Guy. Third Row lleft to Rightl: F. Toineeta, M. Henry, L. Nault, F. Lee, A. Davis, R. Hale. Fourth Row lleft to Rightl: A. Francisco, l.. Collin, F. Peshlakai A. Morris, K, Beaver. Fifth Row lleft to Rightl: Mrs. S. Ornelas, W. Silmon, Mrs. P. Waller, H. Waconda, D. Frede- ricks, Mrs. G. Uldrich, S. Hop- towit. Singing Nurses Pianist, Mr. J. B. Dreadfulwater, First row lleft to Rightl: H. Wa- conda, R. Dunn, S. Duncan, D. Bohanan, J. Ybarra, A. Harley, W. Hario, F. Peshlakai, A. Davis, K. Beaver, D. Janis, E. Benally, B. Tucker, J. Coon, J. Bear, and W. Fisher. Second row lleft to Rightl: S. Grayson, A. Francisco, A. Jack, C. Sequoyah, D. Some- gastava, A. Anelon, L. Phillips, L. Buffalohead, L. Marshall, C. Wolfe, I. Jenkins, L. Fobb, A. Morris, S. Christie, S. Jerue, E. Williams, and M. Douglas. 88 1 1 First Row: lI.eft tc Rightl: D. McKinney, D. Hill, M. Jones, Mr. Smfarm, R. Boone, L. Peyketewa. Third Row: Mr. Notah, Sponsor, T 81 I Council The Trade and lndustry Council is composed of representatives from each vocational department. The maior purpose of this council is to help co-ordinate the activities of the various vocations, developing in the stu- dents an interest in creating beneficial proiects for the school. Waldrop, Sponsor. Second Row: I. Mr. Ratliff, Sponsor, C. Marris, M. Palmer. Fourth Row: R. Tsinigine, R. Bellefeuilleg R. Huntington. Fifth Row: E. Wise, A. Tahbonemah, D. Tah- boneman, E. Dick. Top: A. Grinnell. I Masonry students, work on the press box. Mr. Waldrop demonstrates drafting skills to Lance White and Melvin Gaines, Drafting students. 89 Mr. Schroeder is giving instructions to Charles Tiger, Electronics student. VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTORS Front Row Ileft to Rightlz W. Waldrop, T. Notah, C. Anderson, G. Owen, J. Luther. Second Row: D. Paasch, D. Morris, W. Senn, A. Anderson, D. Hopper. Third Row: G. Lauppe, A. Birdcreek, B. Ratliff, C. Dibble, J. Naylor. Fourth Row: L. Taylor, G. Washington, G. Martin, A. Hawkins, D. Schroeder, R. Fawbush, G. Hastings, J. Mauter- er. Not Pictured: I. Salvini. Pep Club First Row iLeft to Rightl C. Tiger, P. Momberg, E. Marshall, B. Dunson, and B. Freio. Second Row: L. Kane M. Frye, C. Wak Wak, L. Phillips, J. Garcia, B. Worcester, K. Beaver, V. Williams, G. Luian, R. Pecos, R Hale, F. Toineeta, E. Boggs, and Mrs. M. Hario, Sponsor. Third Row: C. Thompson, P. Johnson, V. Feelings M. Roberts, B. Gipson, K. Doctor, P. Watchman, C. Taylor, S. Grayson, W. Mclntosh, J. Hario, L. Joshua E. Charles, and E. Crutch. Fourth Row: C. Bends, C. Jones, V. Talayumptewa, L. Marshall, V. Fisher, D Bohanan, F. Romero, L. Herrera, L. Jake, L. Moonin, M. Williams, L. McPherson, S. Joshua, and M. Foley Cheerleaders: Charline Tiger, Patricia Momberg, Elizabeth Marshall, Beverly Dunson, and Barbara Freio. First Row: lLeft to Rightl L. Talaswaina, J. Kellywood, J. Grandson, President, H. Begay, Secretary, V. Arkie, Treasurer, and D. Conseen. Second Row: P. Bowers, D. Phillips, E. Huma, C. Tessay, L. Bender, G. Davis, Z. Morris, P. Mullahon, and T. Scott. Third Row: Mr. S. Tonemah, Sponsor, G. Puhuyaoma, J. Le- Fiore, G. Coser, M. Chato, L. Harper, J. B. Fish, A. Phillips, J. Candelaria, and A. Bowers. Not Pictured: C. Pickens, Sgt. At Arms, B. James, J. Vigil, S, Thomas, W. Parker, M. Gaines, W. Yepa, A. Deere, D Mahkewa, L. Peyketewa, M. Caiero, R. Nasafotie, and L. Miller. 90 I I I lndian Leader-Yearbook Staff Ellen Sweezy: Editor Sometimes a person is motivated to put forth a strong effort to accomplish a goal l . Does 2. Does 3. Does 4. Does 5. Does . Does an interesting and exciting project help? variety in one's work create incentive? an opportunity to meet new people help? a willingness to express new ideas prompt action? a need for responsibility inspire motion? a feeling of pride in accomplishment motivate effort? 6 The iournalism students answered yes to all of these questions and they have put forth a strong effort in the hopes of creating a more outstanding annual. Identifying, collecting, and taking of pictures, writing of articles, and placement of pictures and stones on the pages were some of the maior processes in the production of this year's annual Special credit goes to staff member, Ken Martinez, who worked diligently to design the cover for our yearbook Our sincere appreci- ation is extended to Mr. Milton Arnold who graciously donat- ed his time and talents in taking and produc- ing the pictures for this annual. 91 I L Indian Leader-Newspaper Staff 1.65 The Indian leader Newspaper Staff pictured above are lSeated from left to Rightl: Agnes Perryman, Lena Benallie, Linda Joshua, Kay Bluestone, and Truelin Shipman. lStanding from Left to Rightlz James Freio, Rosalyn Thomas, Larry Morrow, and Mike Frazier. The Indian Leader, which has been in existence sin ce 1897, is one of the oldest school newspapers in this area. This year's newspaper staff, under the direction of Miss Mae Maness, has worked diligently on Haskell newspapers which are published twice each month. Working on the publication of a newspaper consists of interviewing students and staff, writing stories, and proofreading all material sent to the Haskell Press. Congratulations te the newspaper staff for keeping all Haskellites and subscribers well informed of Haskell news and for the publication of an excellent school newspaper. Jackie Wapato, who previously served as a member of the news- paper staff for two years leditor in I966I, is pictured bringingf ma- terial for the Indian Leader. Members of the newspaper staff enioy reading the final co, of the newspaper after it has come off the press. 92 W '1 L Sports Q W 1 v NH Ti?,,, Football First Row lLeft to Rightl: M. Gaines, L. Harper, J. B. Fish, A. Deere, W. Parker, Z. Morris, W. Havatone, and L. Miller. Second Row: Coach Tonemah, D. Conseen, G. Davis, L. Bender, L. Peyke- tewa, V. Arkie, D. Berryhill, C. Pickens, and D. Phillips. Third Row: J. Cherino, T. Morris, G. Coser, D. Campbell, J. Kellywood, J. LeFlore, D, Mahkewa, P. Bowers, and Mr. Allen. Fourth Row: D. Amik, P. Mullahon, S. Thomas, J. Issues, C. Sams, A. Jones, R. Boone, A. Baca, and B. James. Fifth Row: Tom Scott, Manager, and Coach Llewellyn. Fighting Team Ends Tough Season ln spite of the fact that the football- ers had a losing season on the grid- iron, they deserve credit for their never-say-die attitude displayed on the battlefield. Their eagerness to play was evidence that they gave their best in every game. 94 'I966 Haskell Football Sept. l7 Kemper Home 24 Fairbury Home Oct. l Highland There 7 Ottawa U. Home 15 Wentworth There 22 Pratt Home 28 Kemper There Nov. 4 Wentworth Home ll Ark. City There Basketball 'I966-67 HASKELL INDIANS First Row lleft to Rightl : M. Gaines, R. Montes, C. Cowapoo, R. Bighorn, H. Rondeau, H. Shane, and J. Curley. Second Row: P. Greybull, A. White- row, B. Beatty, and E. Walker. Coach Martin is seated behind his players. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov. lB-I9 Highland Tournament 26 lola 29 Trenton Dec. 7 Highland I3 Mo. Western lSt. Joel lb lola 30 lan. ll Kansas City I3 Fairbury Ft. Scott l7 St. Paul 20 Fairbury 24 Kemper 27 Wentworth 3l Mo. Western iSt. Joel Feb. 3 Kemper 7 Kansas City lO Ft. Scott l4 St. Paul 15 Highland 2l Trenton 25 Wentworth 'fix it As the 1966-67 basketball season opened, there were mixed emotions concerning the fate of the Haskell round- ball team since there were few returning lettermen. The Haskell fans were soon to learn that their apprehension was definitely unwarranted. The mighty Indians proved that they were capable of handling tough competition. Although the season ended with the won-lost column slightly out of balance, it is certain that the triumphs and losses of this year will give the team experience to build an even stronger and mightier Haskell team for next year. The men of the year's basketball squad deserve a great deal of credit for a iob well done. To them and to Coach Martin- CongratuIationsl 95 lightning, A. Jones, R. Miller L. Mor- l r l L v.: l Y iu.....T,,,- Cross Country Team and Track Team First Row lleft to Rightl: E. Huma, R. Nasafotieg C. Tessayg G. Puhuyaomag and W. Yepag Second Row: B. Starry J. Grandsonf B. Talawymag W. Mooseg and Coach A. Flores. The season proved to be most successful for the 1966-67 Cross Country Team. During the cross country duals, the Haskell team had the opportunity of traveling to the National Junior College meet at Pensacola, Florida. The Indians brought home an impres- sive seventh rating. First Row lleft to Rightl: D. McKinneyp W. Yepag E. Humag M. Frazierg G. Puhuyaomap J. Grandsong C. Tessayg and K. Smith. Second Row: L. Talaswaimap J. Candelariag B. Starry R. Pahmahmieg A. Jnonesg K. Martinez: and E. Otero. Third Row: E. McCabe: T. Begayg S. Gipsong L. Lorentineg A. White Lightningp I.. Benderg P. Mullahong H. lozanop and C. Folsom. Fourth Row: Coach Llewellyn: L. Tuliang V. Arkieg D. Phillipsp B. Talawymap W. Mooseg D. Salusking and B. Beatty. Fifth Row: D. Berryhillg J. Lutherg Z. Morrisg G. Davisp B. Parkeri F. Matumeakg J. Whiteshieldi and H. Simon. 96 Golf Team The members of the -Haskell,Golf Team are lleft to Rightl: J. Brewerg A. Berryhillg K. Oatmanp D. Millerg P. Giagog A. Baca. Coach Tonemah is not pictured. The golf team represents Haskell in golf tournaments in the Kansas City area. Alvin Baca is a two year letterman and the rest of the men are first year letter- men. Tennis Team we V -l- E ska s 5 . . 5. A . ,, s gfti ff tj 25.53 iii'f.,f ' f' ,, 1 f ,' I 3 W LN at 1 ., 2 'f sf N ' K fi M- 6 T Q Standing ll.eft to Rightl: R. Berryg W. Charley: T. Oothoudtg L. Hannigang R. Johng D. Duckworthg M. Romannoseg and Coach Flores. Coach Flores. The members of the tennis team did a fine iob in representing Haskell. Proficient skills and abilities were demonstrated by team members throughout the year. 97 '1 l l I -J Ti? L.. nn 5 'xx .X xv -If il :m ir . . .. 'R 1 v harm Z- www i GirI's Intramural Board Officers V. I Intramurals 'K '10-bf lleft to Rightl: C. Black Eagle, N. Joe, K. War- iorp S. Wadsworth, and F. Jose. 2 ' it r r Q A'a. A X Fireballs First Row lleft to Rightl: N. Joe, J. Williams, T. Larneyg E. Walker, A. Tosee, and H. McCurtain. Second Row R. McCabe, Mrs. K. Ross, S. Wads- worth, K. Warior, E. Bell, and B. Gipson. Edgetowners The Edgetowners took first place in the men's intramural basketball tournament. Sitting lleft to Rightl: D. McKinney, C. Masquat, and E. Greemore. Standing: L. Guerrero, B. Talawyma, R. Pahmahmie, and H. Simon. I , Girl's Intramural Board First Row lleft to Rightl: Mrs. Kay Ross, C. Black Eagle, W. Hogner, F. Jose, and F. Nelson. Second Row: N. Joe, K. Warrior, S. Wadsworth, and T. Lar- ney. The girls intramural board sponsored a number of extracurricular activities for all girls who were in- terested in sports. Volleyball and basketball teams were organized by girls from the different vocations for the purpose of competing in tourna- ments. A senior business team, the Fireballs, won the basketball tournament and the volleyball tournament. Girls were also given an opportunity to learn tennis, tumbling, and trampoline. leftovers The Leftovers took second place in the intramural basketball tournament. Sitting lleft to Rightl: J. Issues, M. Caiero, and S. Thomas. Standing: I.. Swain, J. Whiteshield, and A. Baca. Intramural activities for the boys included foot- ball, softball, volleyball, and basketball. Boys from various vocations organized their own teams. The competition and sportsmanship displayed by the participating teams brought a great deal of en- ioyment to the enthusiastic spectators as well as the team members. D partmen ts 5, 3: it if 1, ,1- ' .0 1+ .,A, X' W 13 Q' if it ix ii . ,... , .bzl Q K nb it it it i n'w'txm ' 1' W if ty as It 1 ' 1 Q,4Y .A:, ' ' g., .I z 'wfffaf 99 4M+k A A4 A gg ,J i.s......,.- . as .. Guidance and Recreation . 5:1 zz: z'f if I I??l ' I ,l,fv E45-ll f R I ssh Mrs. Pipes, Women's Counselor, gives aid to Mr. Blackbird assists student, Norman Drywater, Andrea Honga. in the Guidance Department. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT The counseling program assists students in making satisfactory adiustments to vocational training Haskell provides a trained staff to assist students in developing their potential and to counsel the stu dents when they need help in resolving problems and in making decisions. The guidanace program encourages self-discipline among students and assists them in developing re sponsible patterns of personal behavior. THE STUDENT UNION ACTIVITIES MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE: lleft to Rightlz C. Bends, P. At- tocknie, P. Martin, R. Rhodd, Second Row: C. Vaska, E. Crowe, A. Kernak, Mr. Hario, Sponsor. Third Row: K. Smith, E. Hamilton, J. Wilmer. S. U. A. C. members enioy recreational facilities provided in Stidham Union. RECREATION A vital part of the total educational program at Haskell is carried out through a wide variety of student activities. These activities reflect the individual interests of members of the student body. Stu- dents have an opportunity to initiate and direct suitable action within their spheres of interest. Planned to promote those desirable social traits, skills, and experiences necessary to,development of a well- rounded individual, such activities enable each student to participate regularly and to strengthen the contribution of students to the total school program. 100 la Printing Department First Row lleft to Rightl: D. Bright Wings, L. Kapayou, L. Wisdom, R. Tewa, L. Hale, and Mrs. Esther Hario, Instructor. Second Row: K. Choate, A. Broncheaug T. Shipman, B. Mclntosh, and P. Ewing. Third Row: J. Anquoe, C. Tucker, S. Chupco, H. Dodge, and Mr. Bob Grinnell. Fourth Row: B. Jones, T. Reed, O. Morris, M. Tah, and Mr. Harry Douglas. Fifth Row: C. Masquat, G. Eagle, and H. Rondeau. Sixth Row: Mr. Herbert Hario, J. Gladue, W. Crookedarm, D. Yazzie, Mr. Andy Girty, C. Dawes, Mr. James McGahey, Instructor, J. Wisdom, Mr. Bill Elzea, Department Head, and A. Hale. Not Pictured: Mr. James Fischer, Instructor, Mike Branchaud, Jack Crittenden, Mike Frazier, Ralford Jackson, Sidney Moore, Larry Morrow, Richard Pahmah- mie, Ashley Phillips, Alfred Sampson, Harold Simon, Elmer Suminimog Frank White, John Whitehorn, Jack Whiteshield. The two-year printing program is designed to give the student thorough training in one of the five print- ing vocations offered at Haskell. During the first nine weeks, the program is planned to give the student a background in the history of printing and its importance to the world, papermaking, photo-engraving, ste- reotyping, proofreader's marks, printer's point system, and new developments in printing. A student visits each of the five departments for specified periods, selects the vocation he desires, and is then assigned to an instructor. ln addition to his chosen vocation, the student is instructed in bindery procedures. Publications ,. ls Publicatiorls Service at Has- -gl . fl, 1 f f in kell is a national and inter- 7' l Zjrlf national distribution center if for publications of the 1' Branch of Education, Bureau of Indian Affairs. Approxi- mately .l20,000 public- ations in the fields of adult education, special Navaio education, American Indian Culture, and educational techniques are distributed each year. Most of the pub- lications are printed by the Mrs. Warner Coffin, clerk-typist Haskell press and other for Publications, shows Kathleen Bu,-eau school prgnfshops. , Jack where things go. Phyllis Attocknie receives instructions from Mr. Bird, Director of Publications. 101 . l L , Academic Department Students learn to operate a movie proiector in Mr. lmpson's class. students recieve instructions in Related Printing Science from Mrs. Bateman. The obiective of this department is to provide training in fields relating to Vocational, Home Econo- mics, and Printing Department offerings but academic in nature. The academic course is correlated with the student's trade-technical training in specific areas, but the scope is broadened to provide general background and information necessary to iob and social success. The courses are also used for enrich- ment and review of basic academic processes. iQs1Li75l' t 71f? 4 at c Ill .lil gy lylgdhwgi . E l '-L E ... fi g I 5 lie V l Q l is H Q , ' t ,Me , . l gy .5 I B g , A I 1: , ,he K A ni l W 4' -pq 5- ' W7 if HN f .,. A . If I ,t sails?-rr' A r ' zfgfz,- f- ,N -.ip qMg.wy'Q r r A. ., M.. M, The Dormitory Management students study Related Sociology in Miss Flannigan's Class. THE HASK ELL LIBRARY The Haskell Library has an atmosphere suitable for research, study, and leisurely reading. All stu- dents are given instructions in the use of the library. Since one of the maior sections of the library consists of approximately 1500 books on Indians, Haskell students enioy one of the most unique collections of this kind in the United States. M anthem... Mr. Llewellyn instructs the Pre-Practical Nursing students in a course of Related Science. ...- 102 W l l Business Department l'1 Students learn to operate busi- ness machines. The Business Department at Has- kell offers two years of intensive training in the sceretarial, steno- graphic, typing, clerical, and ac- counting fields. Courses are designed specifically to prepare students for employment in of- fices. To widen and strengthen the academic background of the students, instruction is also given in various related subiects. ff-Aix: Typing students enjoy letters from men serving in Viet Nam. if-f 4 sss, H Students are taught to follow directions carefully. Job placement service aids students in finding iobs ft-4. Students appreciate the handy banking service. The Student Bank The Student Bank, operated by the Business Department, provides a banking convenience for Has- kell students and serves as a training laboratory. Business stu- dents, under staff supervision, serve as tellers, bookeepers, and accounting machine operators. All students are urged to use the facilities of this bank. 103 The students are instructed in correct typing techniques. Le-.. Health Center , 1 T .VX J.. Seated lleft to Rightl: Mrs. Mabel Blackbirdg Mrs. Many students seek advice from Doctor Koehn Magdalena Dukelowg and Mrs. Joyce Williams. Second Row: Mrs. Gertrude Mattsong Mrs. Betty Hariog and Mr. Kenneth L. Koehn, M. D. ouch! Students must register when they enter the Heath Center The Health Center which is staffed with professional people is provided for the benefit of the students. The health of all students is of vital importance at Haskell. A complete program of immunizations is regularly administered: illnesses are given prompt and professional attention, and services of specialists are engaged when necessary. Hospital facilities in Lawrence, Topeka, and Kansas City are available for all emergencies. 104 Home Economics Departmen t . Dorml ory Management Cooking Food Service Baking Pre- Practical The Home Economics Department offers a two- year program designed to help students acquire knowledge, experience, and skills necessary for successful employment. The operation of the school plant provides students with the opportunity to get actual on-the-iob experience and to develop skills that are essential in their fields. The various programs are represented by these pictures. Dental Assistance 105 Home Decoration Costume Shop l T Vocational Department All vocational offerings are designed to provide instruc- tions in the development of basic manipulative skills and related technical information necessary for entrance in a chosen vocation. Each trade program is designed to provide the atmosphere and working conditions similiar to those found when a graduate enters his trade. Ralph Nieto operates the milling machine in the Machine Shop. 4.51 Q C Q- A Tony Harper lea rn s correct methods as he paints the practice panel in the Paint Shop. ln the Welding Shop, John Foss demonstrates the shielded arc lstickl weld- ing process. Mr. .lames Luther shows Auto Mechanics, Mr. Art Anderson lcenterl aids refrigeration students, Davy Cayatineto and Solomon John, the LeRoy Kelly and Harry Campbell, in charging a refrig- correct procedure for timing an automobile. eration unit. Axel Mills, student in Elec- Stanley Naranio is using the threading Gerald Condon works with the tricity, learns to repair an machine in the Plumbing Shop. moristing machine in Carpen- electricity meter. try Shop. IO6 f 1 E V Honors Q 1 1 i 1 ' 1 5 1 NNN Haskellites ,123 fri .3 Q W Henry T- Begdv Gallup, New Mexico .,,, ,.,, . A :,,, 2 Business Track Team, Student Account- rfgfff ant for St i d h a my Union, Secretary of .,.t H Club, Home Room Officer, Repre- - -, wiftsm Faf'1'eiX sentatlve of Junior Class 1 L i S Russell J. Bellefeuille Naytahwaush Minnesota Auto Mechanics President of T. 8K l. Council, Dormitory Council, President of Auto Mechanics Class, Church Activities Lloyd D. Boone Ramah, New M e x i co Business Music Activities, Teller in Stu- dent Bank, Golf Team, Secretary of Dormitory Council, Home Room Pres: dent, Class Representative John H. Choate Bennington, Oklahoma Auto Mechanics Dormitory Council, Church Activities, Intramural Activities, Foreman of Auto Mechanics Class These ten students represent ten of the most outstanding seniors of the 1966-67 graduating class. For this honor, each student was nominated bya staff member lor membersl who submitted the nomination to the student's respective department for approval by the department head. All selections were made by the annual staff by secret vote. To be selected for this award, the student must: i. Be a senior, 2. Have a grade average no lower than a B, . Have a good citizenship record, ' Have been active in school organizations-clubs, sports, or religious activities, 3 4 5. Have shown qualities of leadership-dependable and responsible, 6 Have a good personality-pleasant, friendly, good principles based on sound, religious, and social morals, - and 7. Be neat and clean in appearance-well groomed at all times. These students exemplify the type of students who have developed and preserved the fine reputation of Haskell Institute. 108 Haskellites John F. Grandson Kayenta, Arizona Painting Track Team, Cross Country Team, President of H. Club 23 -7 'A 5 ,I - -sez.: fs Tena L. Larney Seminole, Oklahoma Business President of F. S. A., F. S. A. Award, Intramural Board, Intramural Activities, M. Y. F. Song Leader Curtis P. Masquat Mayetta, Kansas Printing-Linotype Intramural Activities, Captain of the Championship Basket- ball Team Dormitory Council Delford T. Stevens Parker, Arizona Cooking Student Council, President of the Home Economics Council, Student Union Activities, Church Activities Frances V. Toineeta Cherokee, N o r t h Carolina Dental Assistance Secretary of Home Economics Council, President of Dental Assistance Class, Dormitory Council, Medical Careers Club, Pep Club Victrietta A. Williams Brighton, Michi- gan Costume Shop Secretary of Pep Club, Barn Dance Committee, Junior Class Representative, Dormitory Council, Assistant Treasurer for Home Economics Council, Music Activities, Junior Who's Who, Religious Activities 109 Girls Dormitory Council The House Council consists of students chosen to help set the rules and regulations to be followed by all students, they also help plan various dormitory activities. At Haskell approximately l,OOO students from many areas of the United States share the experience of dormitory living. Life is made more enioyable because of the efforts of the House Council. WlNONlA HALL DORM COUNCIL Seated lLeft to Rightl: Janice Rogers, Leona Wahweotten, Lydia Moonin, Loretta Giago, Ida Blackdeer, Carol Nuttle, Theresa Chubbee, Sandra Watts, Mrs, Luian. Standing: Alberta Malie, Beverly Dunson, Bea- trice Cavannaugh, Harriet Smith, Theda Fields, Jacqueline Wapato, Bonita Sakenima. MINOKA HALL DORM COUNCIL POCAHONTAS HALL DORM COUNCIL Seated ileft to Rightl: Ella Begay, Victrietta Seated lLeft to Rightl: Kathy Warrior, Sarah Williams, Gloria Luian, Wisey Hario, Harriet Greenwood, Barbara Gibson, Daphne Sneed. Waconda, Ruth Goggles. Standing: Karen Guy, Standing: Sadie Lester, Rosie Pioche, Diane Bell, Sandra Christie, Lucille Marshall, Loreen Cleveland, Cynthia BlackEagle,Angelita Francis-'o, Ernestine Crutcher, Florence Romero, Violet , Clifford. H0 Bos Y Dormitory Councils TINKER HALL DORM COUNCIL Seated lLeft to Rightl: Leonard Brown, Hultman Jacobs Jr., Peter Tony, Gene Leaf, Bobby George, Leo Becenti, Manual Caiero. Second Row: Leon Yahola, Raymond David, Darrel Hills, Don Charlie, Johnny Jim, Cecil Watson, Curtis Laird, Sidney Harrison, Gillbert Mills, Third Row: Kenneth Oatman, Hutch Noline, Nolan Ganuelas, Eddie Holliday, William Charley, Joseph Garreaux, Mr. Allen. Fourth Row: Lucien Clinton, John Choats, Dale Bellefeuille. INTER-DORM COUNCIL lleft to Rightl: Sandra Watts, Daphne Sneed, Leon Yahola, Ronald Burgess, Mr. Bdwman. Webster, Lewis Sarnie, Norman Daniels, Belden Beatty, Russell OSCEOLA-KEOKUK DORM COUNCIL Seated lLeft to Rightl: James Freio Eldon Greemore, Raiford Killingsworth, Charles Pickens, David Atkins, Harry Campbell. Second Row: Sam Benally, Curtis Masquat, Delano Saluskin, Robert Shippentower, Olen Morris, Ronald Jim merson. Third Row: Ernest Stepetin, Ronald Burgess, Alvin Baca, Lloyd Boone, Paul Bowers, William Moses. IH I N 112 L l A Abalama, Natalie 43 Abeita, Joe D. 25 Abeita, Lauren M. 43, 87 Acorn, Grace E. 43 Acque, Philbert 43 Adams, Claudina 25 Adams, Melford 43 Adhidle y, Anslem 43 Agapith, Eugene 43 Ahngasuk, Johnny 43 Index Ima 44 Joyce A. 44, 88 Bear, Rachel 44 Sandra S. 44 Bear, Bear, Bear, Bear Runner, Lillian M. 26 Beatty, Belden 44, 95, 96, lll Beaulieu, Nora J. 26, 87 Beaver, Andrew 44 Beaver, Kelsey V. 26, 88, 90 Becenti, Leo R. 40, lll Beckwith, Lynette A. 44 Akers, William 25 Albert, Johnny J. 25 Alden, Clara M. 25 Alexander, Abbie L. 43 Allen, Freeman S. 25 Allen, Gloria J. 43 Allen, James E. 25 Alsenay, Lora M. 25 Ami, Beverly J. 25 Amik, David 25, 94 Analla, Loretta P. 25 Anderson, Rosaline 25 Anderson, Shirley F. 43 Andrews, Martin 43 Andrez, Lester D. 43 Andy, Joyce E. 43 Anelon, Anesia A. 43, 88 Aurelia 25, 79, 87 Antone, Antone, Virginia J. 43 Anquoe, James L. 43, 101 Anungazuk, Herbert A. 25 Anzara, Michael B. 43 Archambault, Franklin D, 43 Archambeau, Karen K. 25 Archambeau, Priscilla F. 25, 87 Arkie, Vaughn U. 43, 90, 94, 96 Armijo, Paulita 25 Arquette, Barbara J. 25, 79 Ashenfelter, Arnold O. 25 Ashike, Annie M. 25 Ashley, Stephen 25 Ashnock, John 43 Atakai, Roberta J, 25 Atkins, David 25, 111 Atkins, Vernon C. 43 Atkinson, Romey H. 43 Attocknie, Phyllis A. 43, Attocknie, Vidala R. 44, 88 Auld, Edward F. 44 B Baca, Alvin H. 25, 77, 94, 97, 93, 100, 101 1 l 1 Baca, Dale W. 26 Bacon, Robert J. 24, 26, 88 Bad Heart Bull, Linda K. 44 Baird, Ronald A. 44 Begay, Ella 26, 87 Begay, Ella C. 26, 88, ll0 Begay, Ella Mae A. 44 Begay, Eva M. 26 Begay, Henry T. 26, 90, 108 Begay, Mabel 26 Begay, Margaret M. 44 Begay, Nelson 44 Begay, Peter 44 Begay, Rose L. 26 Begay, Thompson 26, 96 Begay Willie C. 26 Bell, Diane M. 44, 110 Bell, Ennie R. 26, 88 Bell, Kelly R. 44 Bell, Sharon l. 26 Bellefeuille, Russell J. 26, 1 1 1 Bellrock, Grace L. 44, 87 Ben, Calvin J. 44 Ben, Sarah A. 44 Benally, Chavez 26 Benally, Elsie 44, 88 Benally, Elsie M. 44 Benally, Elsie N. 45 Benally, Lena 45, 92 Benally, Simon S. 26, 111 Bender, Bends, Leroy M. 45, 90, 94, 96 Carol D. 26, 87, 90, 100 Berry, Ronald A. 45, 97 Berryhill, Alfred 26, 97 Berryhill, Danny K. 26, 94, 96 Bifelt, Lincoln B. 26 Big Crow, Jr., James 45 Bighorn, Robin E. 27, 93, 95 Bigsinger, Joanne 45 Billie, Jr., Thomas L. 45 Bird, Wilfred L. 45, 77 Birdshead, Ralph 45 Blackdeer, Ida G. 27, 87, 110 Blackeagle, Cynthia A. 45, 98, Blanchard, John M. 45 Blandov, Theodora S. 45 Blindy, Jo Ann 27 Bliss, Delford C. 45 Bluebird, Phyllis H. 45 Baker, Kathleen K. 26 Barnett, Regina S. 44 Battiest, Beatrice 26 Bean, Richard B. 44 Blue Dog, Freeman M. 45 Bluestone, Kaye L. 45, 87, 92 Boggs, Edna F. 1, 45, 90 Bohanan, Della R. 45, 88, 90 89, ioa, 1 Boney, Irene M. 27, 87 Lloyd D. 27, 108, lll Boone, Boone, Rignie 27, 89, 94 Edward W. 45 Booth, Bourdukofsky, Dionisy D. 27 Bowers, Jr., Andrew J. 45, 90 Bowers, Paul 45, 90, 94, 111 Boy, Ruth J. 45 Boyd, Linda L. 27 Branchaud, G. Michael 45, 49 Bread, Rosita 27 Brewer, Alice M. 45 Brewer, Jr., Joseph C. 46, 97 Brewer, Patrick W. 27 Bridges, Suzette D. 27 Bright, Carolyn M. 46 Bright Wings, Darry D. 27, 101 Brings, Donna P. 27 Brockie, Donna M. 46 Broncheau, Art M. 27, Leonard C. 27, 112 101 Brown, Brown, Quentin D. 46 Brown, Rita M. 27 Bryan, Buck, Joseph L. 27 Diane M. 27 Butfalohead, Linda M. 45, 88 Bunch, Zelma 46 Burgess, Carolyn A. 46 Burgess, Gerald J, 46 Burgess, Ronald C. 21, 27, 112 Burke, Judith K. 27, 87 Butler, Betty C. 27 Buzzard, Jr., Raymond 27 C Cadman, Jeanette 46 Cahwee, Georgina E. 46 Cajero, Manuel T. 27, 98, 112 Calabaza, Mary F. 46 Campbell, Darrell W. 46, 94 Campbell, Harry W. 46, 106, 1 Candelaria, James 46, 90, 96 Carroll, Joann J. 46 Cata, Julian S. 46 Cate, Delia 27, 87 Catron, Theda 46 Cavanaugh, Bernice 28, 111 Cayatineto, Jones D. 28, 106 Chalakee, Robert R. 28 Champagne, Ronnie A, 28 Chandler, Linda S. 46 Chapman, Clifton 28 Charles, Ellen R. 46, 90 Charley, Bruce K. 46 Charley, William G. 28, 97, 111 Charlie, Donald E. 46, 111 Charlie, Fabian 46 Chato, Jr., Melvin 46, 90 Chavez, David G. 28 Cherino, John S. 28, 94 Chewiwi, Monuelita K. 47 Childers, John M. 21, 47 Y Choate, John H. 28, 108, 111 Choate, Kirby L. 47, 101 Christie, Aletha 47, 87 Christie, Sandra J. 47, 88, 110 Chubbee, Theresa A. 28, 87, 110 Chubbee, Vera A. 28, 87 Chuckluck, Raymond 47 Chupco, Sammy D. 47, 101 Clark, Colin C. 28 Clark, Deena M. 47 Clark, Eileen M. 28 Clark, Harry L. 28 Cleveland, Loreen A. 47, 110 Cleveland, Mary J. 47 Clifford, Cleo E. 47 Clifford, Violet M. 110 Clinton, Lucien 28, 111 Cloud, Chapman 47 Coday, Anna M. 28 Coker, Daisy 49 Colbert, Richmon 28 Cole, Thomas L. 47 Collin, Ladascode L, 28, 88 Coltz, Francine 47 Condon, Gerald E. 47, 106 Conseen, Donald F. 21, 47, 90, 94 Coochwytewa, Edward 47 Coon, Billy s. 21, 47 Coon, Jewel Anne 47, 88 Cornelius, Emily J. 47 Coser, George S. 47, 90, 94 Cottonwood, Bernard G, 28 Cowapoo, Clarence S. 28, 95 Crasco, Sandra L. 47 Cristobal, Ruth G. 47 Crittenden, Jack 48 Crookedarm, Wesley C. 28, 101 Cross, Sharon E. 28 Crow Flies High, Joyce 48 Crowe, Edith L. 48, 100 Crutcher, Ernestine 28, 90, 110 Cruz, Richard J. 28 Cummings, Pauline 48 Curley, Jimmy 48, 95 Cutfinger, Peter J. 48 D Daniels, Norman E. 48, 111 Dick, Edward A. 48, 89 Dick, Richard E. 29 Dick, Valerie V. 48 Dixey, Jack G. 29 Doctor, Katharine 48, 90 Dodge, Jr., Homer C. 29, 101 Douglas, Jr., Alec B, 29 Douglas, Mary Ann 48, 88 Downs, Jenell 1, 48 Dreadfulwater, Jess 48 Drywater, Jr., Charles N. 29, 100 Duckworth, Dennis J. 48, 79 Duncan, Sarah S. 48, 88 Dundas, Daniel A. 48 Dunn, Reuben T. 48 Dunn, Richenda L. 49, 88 Dunson, Beverly A. 21, 49, 90, 110 Dushkin, Richard 49 Eagle, George 101 Earl, Bernadette R. 49 Edwards, Susie 29, 87 Egowa, George W. 49 Elgo, Emmette 29 Ellis, Chiquita R. 49 Elmer, Davis H. 49 Enos, Roberta 29 Estey, Cynthia K. 49 Eustace, Earl 49 Evan, Esau L. 29, 49 Evan, Gabriel J. 29 Ewing, Pauline L, 49, 101 F Fairbanks, Kenneth 49 Franks, Peggy A. 30, 79, 87 Frazier, Leonard W. 50 Frazier, Michael R. 50, 92, 96 Fredericks, Deliah J. 30, 88 Fredericks, Nicholas 30 Frejo, Barbara A. 50, 76, 77, 79, 90 Frejo, James L. 50, 92, 112 Frye, Mary J. 50, 90 G Gaines, Melvin L. 50, 89, 94, 95 Gale, Bette L. 1, 50 Ganuelas, Joseph R. 30 Ganuelas, Nolan 50, 111 Garcia, Doreen A. 50, 88 Garcia, Joy A. 30, 90 Garcia, Paulita 50 Gardipee, James L. 50 Garner, Rosemary 50 Garnette, Joey C. 30 Garreaux, Joseph L. 30, 111 Gashwazra, Leroy R. 30 George, Bobby R. 30, 111 George, Roger E. 50 George, Stanley L. 50, 80 Ghost Bear, Edward 50 Giago, Daniel P. 50, 97 Giago, Loretta 50, 110 Gilbert, Marilyn 50 Gillette, Grace B. 51 Gipson, Barbara J. 30, 87, 98, 110 Gipson, Betty L. 51, 90 Gipson, Steve A. 51, 96 Gladue, John M. 30 101 Glass, Elmer 51 David David, Erma N. 29 ' Raymond F. 48, 111 David, Andrea L. 29, 87 Davis, Alvina K. 29, 88 Davis, Glenn 48, 90, 94, 96 Davis, Lee 48 ' Davis, Wylma 29, 87 Farmer, Ervin 29 Fawcett, Cecelia I. 29 Feathers, Harold 29 Feeling, Jackie 49 Feeling, Verlynn S. 49, 90 Fields, Elliott D. 29 Fields, Theda M. 29, 111 Fish, Jr., J. B. 49, 90, 94 Fisher, Verna L. 49, 90 Fisher, Wilma J. 49, 88 Fletcher, Dwight E. 49 Flett, Joseph V. 49 Flute, Carol' S. 49 Fobb, Jo Ann 49, 79 Fobb, Loretha J. 49, 88 Foley,'Maureen 49, 90 Folsom, Cooper E. 49, 96 Folsum, Hazel M. 50 Foss, John E. 29, 106 Dawes, Cecil L, 48, 101 DeCoteau, Gary P. 29 Deere, Charles K. 29 Deere, W. Amon 48, 94 Delge, Jr., Walter B. 48 Desjarlait, Adrienne S. 29, 87 Dick, Eddie L. 48 Foster, Barbara S. 50 Fox, Quentin R. 50 Fraguo, M. Virginia 29 Francisco, Angelita P. 30, 88, 111 Francisco, Ella L. 1, 50 Frank, Austin 50 Frank, Joseph J. 50 Glass, Viola 30 Goate, Rachel E. 51 Goggles, Ruth M. 51, 110 Gone, Gloria J. 51 Goodiron, Bonita K. 51 Gouge, Maxine 30 Goujon, Yvonne I. 51 Grammer, Roy 30 Grandson, John F. 30, 90, 96, 109 Gray, Emma 51 Grayson, Lizzie 51 Grayson, Shirley A. 51 88, 90 Green, Delores 51 Greemore, Eldon R. 30, 98, 111 Greenwood, Sarah A. 30, 87, 110 Gregory, Lois Ann B. 51 Grey, Sandra L. 51 Greybull, Peter P. 1, 95 Grinnell, Adrian C. 51 Grover, Crucita 51 Groves, Roderick L. 30 Guerrero, Lawrence E. 51, 98 Guerue, Earl D. 30, 51 Gutierrez, Linda B. 30 Guy, Karen R. 30, 110, 88 Guy, Lyman B. 51 H Hale, Alan 51, 101 Hale, Anderson 30 Hale, Larene Ruth 51, 101 Hale, Richard W. 51 Hale, Roselyn I. 30, 88, 90 Hall, Jr., Leland 52 Hamilton, Elmer C. 21, 31, 100 Hamilton, Melton R. 52 Hamilton, Norman K. 52 Hamilton, Jr., Walter R. 52 Hamilton, William 52 Howling Buffalo, Imogene 53 Hudson, Josephine L. 53 Huma, Edward 53, 90, 96 Hunter, Agresta 31, 87 Hunter, Arlen J. 31 Huntington, Roger 31, 89 Hutchins, Mary A. 53 Hyeoma, Leander 53 lnnes, Dawn R. 31 Iron, Yvonne A. 31 Harper, Tyrone P. 52, 106 Holliday, Eddy A. 53, 112 Hanks, Joyce M. 31 Hannigan, Lee 52, 97 Hardin, Loretta J. 31, 87 Hardridge, Joyce C. 52 Hardy, Mary 52 Harjo, Jeanette D. 52, 90 Harjo, Joanna 52 Harjo, Mandy S. 52 Harjo, Wisey A. 52, 88, 110 Harley, Amelia A. 52, 88 Harley, James R. 31 Harney, Hattie 52 Harper, Lawrence E. 52, 80, 90, 94 Harrison, Sidney J. 52, 111 Harvey, Catherine 52 Havatone, Wendell J. 21, 31, 77, 94 Havens, Alberta M. 52 Hawkins, Kenneth W. 31 Haynes, Louise 52 Hayward, Carol A. 31 Hayward, Rhoda M. 52 Henderson, Shirley A. 52 Henry, Mary A. 31, 88 Hernandez, Ronald L. 52 Herrera, Leona A. 52, 90 High Cat, Mary A. 31, 87 Hill, Carolyn C. 53, 88 Hill, Zethel A. 53 Hills, Darrell M. 53, 89 Hitcher, Jr., Tom 53 Hitcher, Welora S. 31, 88 Hogan, Constance D. 53 Hogner, Wanda L. 53, 88, 98 Holmes, Dennis 31 Holt, Margaret 31 Honga, Andrea 31, 100 Hooker, David 31 Hooper, Edward 31 Hopkins, Dorothy M. 53 Hopkins, Marlene J. 31, 87 Hoptowit, Sharon L. 21, 31, 88 Hornbuckle, Phyllis l. 53 Horse, Billy D. 53 Hosie, Eric J. 31 House, Dorothe O. 53 Howe, Mavin E. 53 Howe, Robert S. 31 Howesa, Darlene 53 lsham, Ira W. 32 issues, James A. 53, 94, 98 J Jack, Agnes M. 53, 88 Jack, Alan L. 53 Jack, Delores D. 32 Jack, Eugene R. 53 Jack, Kathleen M. 32 Jack, Leslie W. 32 Jackson, Gerald 32 Jackson, Janice 53 Jackson, Janice S. 53 Jackson, Jackson, Ralford J. 54 Walter F. 54, 79 Jacobs, Frank 54 Jacobs, Jr., Hultman 32, 112 Jake, Linda S. 32, 88, 90 Jake, Thompson 32 James, Billy F. 32, 94 James, David R. 32 James, Rose M. 32 Janis, Darlene J. 54, 88 Janis, Emerald K. 54 Jefferson, Absalmon P. 54 Jenkins, lna 54, 88 Jensen, Jr., Frank Lee 54 Jensen, Raymond 32 Jerue, Shirley A. 54, 88 Jim, Jr., Johnny W. 54, 111 Jim, Sarah L. 54 Jimboy, Wanda L. 54 Jimerson, Ronald D. 54, 111 Joe, Naomi 32, 87, 98 John, Christine A. 54 John, Jr., Raymond P. 54, 88 John, Sarah M. 54, 88 John, Solomon 106 Johnson, Jr., Albert 54 Johnson, Barbara M. 54 Johnson No-ra 54 Johnson, Perida R. 32, 90 Johnson, Samaria A. 54 Johnson Wilbert 54 Jones, Albert C. 42, 54, 95 Jones, Allen W. 54, 94, 96 Jones, Bill T. 32, 101 Jones, Clara D. 32, 90 Jones, Michael B. 32, 89 Jose, Freda S. 32, 87, 98 Jose, Phillippa A. 32 Joshua, Linda J. 54, 90, 92 Joshua, Susie M. 55, 90 Joule, Pearl S. 32 Julaton, Jeanette A. 32 Julian, Lorenzo R. 55 Junaluska, Mary K. 55 Jumper, David 32 K Kameroff, Mezak 55 Kane, Leona J. 32, 90 Kapayou, Jr., George 55 Kapayou, Lynn F. 55, 101 Kasero, Evelyn R. 55 Katchatag, Deah D. 55 Kaulay, David 55 Kavairlook, Maiorie V. 55 Kayonnie, Betty M. 55 Keah-tigh, Quenton F. 55 Keams, Kee J. 55, 79 Keams, Paul 55, 79 Kee, Betty R. 55 Keener, Joan 55 Kelly, LeRoy 32, 106 Kellywood, Johnny P. 55, 90, 94 Kernak, Albert 33, 100 Ketcher, Douglas W. 24, 33 Kien, Alfred A. 55 Killingsworth, Raiford A. 33, 111 Kingeak, Jr., Theodore D, 33 Kirk, Ronnie M. 55 Kirkie, lvadell 55 Koyawena, Lloyd 33 L Lacy, Lula M. 55 Laird, Curtis K, 55, 111 Laiti, Ronald W. 55 Lampkin, Billy D. 33 Largo CLarvingol, Nita L. 55 Larney, Mary Sue 56 Larney, Tena L. 33, 87, 98, 109 Larzelere, Virginia A. 33 Leaf, Gene 56, 111 LeClair, Benjamin M. 56, 79 Lee, Fannie A. 33, 88 Lee, Susanna 33, 88 Leekity, Winnie 56 LeFlore, Jimmy L. 56, 90, 94 Lente, Lucinda M. 56 Leon, Mary G. 56 Lester, Sadie 56, 110 Lewis, Roland J. 56 Lister, Ned K. 56 Little Bull, Roy J. 56 Little Light, Don L. 56 Little Light, Richard 56 Little Owl, Alberta U. 56 Littleshield, Melvin A, 33, 89 Livingston, Irene R. 33 Livingston, Lena L. 33 Logan, Delores K. 56 Logan, Edith P. 33 Lomavaya, Marvin 33 Longhorn, Vivian L, 33 Looking Elk, Lloyd E. 56 Lorentine, Leander 56, 96 Louis, Lillian S. 33 Lozano, Harold D. 56, 96 Lucario, Paul S. 56 Lujan, Athony J, 56 Lujan, Gloria A. 33, 88, 90, 110 Luther, Uimmiel Mike 33, 96, 106 M McCabe, Emery M. 33, 96 McCabe, Rosie 33, 98 McClure, Preston 56 McCurtain, Harriet A. 33, 87, McGlaslin, Leda V. 1, 56 Mclntosh, Brenda J. 56, 101 Mclntosh, Waukita K. 57, 90 McKane, Billy G. 33 McKenzie, Keith G. 33 McKinney, Dwight L. 57, 89, 96, 98 McLaughlin, Richard L. 57 McLemore, Sara 34 McPherson, Lavetta T. 57, 90 Mahkewa, Jr., Donald 57 Mahkewa, Frances L. 57, 76, 7 Makeshine, Bernard L. 34 Malie, Alberta 34, 110 Mann, Mable A. 57 Manuel, Edward 57 Manuel, Elizabeth B. 57 Marris, Carl W. 57 Marshall, Lucille 34, 88, 110 Marshall, M. Elizabeth 57, 90 Martin, Priscilla A. 57 Martine, David 34 Martinez, Harry 34 Martinez, Kenneth P. 1, 57, 96 Martinez, Lula 57 Mason, Jr., Wesley S. 57 Mosqucf, Curtis P, 34, 79, 98, lol 109,111 Mather, Alan E. 57 Matsuno, Lillian L. 57 Matumeak, Frank O. 57, 96 Maurice, Elaine H. 57 Menard, Martina T. 57 Mercer, Bertina E. 57 Meshaya, Geraldine 34 Methvin, Billi R. 57 Miles, Leslie A. 58 Miles, Viola L. 58' Miller, D'Armon 34, 97 Miller, Hattie M. 58 Miller, Lawrence O. 34, 94 Miller, Rodney R. 58, 95 Malls, Axel 34, 106 Mills, Jr., Gilbert A. 58, 111 Mirabal, Lucy M. 58 Misikin, Benjamin E. 34 Mitchell, Joe M, 34 Mitchell, Wanda L. 58 Mithlo, Elvina D. 34, 88 Moffett, Norma J. 34 Momberg, Patricia A. 58, 81, 90 Monarco, Philbert 34 Montes, Richard J. 58, 89 94 Montoya, Nick N. 58 Moonin, Lydia L. 58, 90, 110 Oocumma, Martha V. 35, 87 Oocumma, Moses 35 Oothoudt, Tim G. 59, 97 Orton, Rita A. 59 Otero, Eugene B. 59, 96 Ott, Norma Louise 35 Otter Robe, Antoine J, 35 Owens, Jimmy 59 Owl, June D. 59 Moore, James L. 58 Moore, Jr., Sidney J, 58 Moose, Warfield L, 58, 96 Morgan, Edward W. 34 Morgan, George S. 58, 79 Morgan, Rosalie J. 58 Oyoumick, Ray A. 59 P Pablo, Marie B. 59 Pahdocony, Cecelie A. 60 Pahdocony, Douglas F. 35 Pahmahmie, Jr., Richard 60, 96, 98 Palmer, Michael H. 60 Panik, Jerry 35 Panzetanga, Rita A. 60 Parchcorn, Erma J. 60 Parish, Berrlis F. 60 Parker, Mitchell 60 Parker, William B. 60, 94, 96 Parton, Ellen 60 Paulo, Jr., Fausto M. 21, 23, 35 Pauwok, Corrine J. 35, 87 Pavatea, Wilma 35 Pecos, Rose M. 35, 90 Pena, Juan 35 Pepion, Joy L, 60 Morris, Alice 34, 88 Morris, Leonard E. 58 Morris, Olen 34, 101 111 Morris, Truman D. 34, 94 Morris, Zack T. 42, 58, 80, 90, 94, 96 Morrow, Larry 58, 92, 95 Mose, Jr., Ardis 24, 34, 80 Mose, Lester Nephi 58 Moses, Eugene R. 58 Moses, Phillip J, 58 Moses, William l. 34, 111 Mount, Jay W. 58 Mullahon, Paul 58, 79, 90, 94, 96 N Nanaeto, Jr., Johnnie 34 Naranjo, Esther 21, 42, 59, 76, Naranjo, Stanley J. 34, 106 Nasafotie, Robert 59, 96 Nash, Paulene S. 35 Natewa, Johnny 35 Nault, Linda J. 35, 88 Neadeau, Nancy 35 Nelson, Florence M. 35, 87, 98 Nelson, Leslie A. 59 Nelson, Teresa 59 Nez, Johnson 59 Nez, Lula M. 59 Nez, Marjorie M. 59 Nickolai, Marina 59 Nieto, Ralph 35, 106 Noah, Rebecca H. 35, 87 Noble, Margaret L. 1, 59, 71 Noline, Hutch K. 59, 111 Nomee, Lorraine 59 Norman, Jerry W. 35 Norton, Jeannette 35 Nosie, Imogene V. 59 Notah, Verna P. 35 Nullake, George 59 Nuttle, Carol L, 1, 21, 59, 110 Nutumya, Luther L. 59 0 Oatman, Kenneth L. 35, 97, 111 Okitkun, Martha 59 Olney, Robert A. 59 Perryman, Agnes W. 60, 92 Peshlakai, Francine P, 35, 88 Perez, Elias J. 60 Pettit, Cecelia 35 Pettit, Sue E. 36 Peyketewa, Libert 36, 89, 94 Philemonof, Nicolai Z. 36 Phillips, Ashley 60, 79, 90 Phillips, Duane A. 20, 21, 60, 77, 90, 94, 96 Phillips, Lorene J. 60, 88, 90 Phillips, Mary J. 60 Phillips, Paulette J. 60 Phillips, Ramona J. 60 Phillips, Roderick 60 Phoenix, Jr., Lee 36 Pickens, Charles J. 36, 94, 111 Pickering, Janie R. 60 Pierce, Tonietta 36 Pioche, Platero, Rosie J. 36, 110 Annie L. 36 Plenty Hoops, Cheryl 60 Pohuma, Gregory M. 60 Poitra, Raymond A. 36 Powell, Russell K, 36, 88 Primeaux, Rosetta 60 Pritchett, Eva E. 36, 87 Pruitt, Earl 60 Puhuyaoma, George 61, 90, 96 Q Quam, Brenda 61 Quam, Erma L. 36 Sloan, Quapaw, Lucille 36, 78 Quintana, Dennis G. 61 Quiver, Julia M. 36, 80, 87 R Raining Bird, Janice L. 36 Rainbow, Derrick R. 61 Ray, Elsie W. 61 Ray, Wayman D. 36 Red Elk, Loretta E. 61 Red Foot, Norman 61 Red House, Betty 61 Redthunder, Norman 61 Reed, Anthony R. 61, 101 Reed, Clyde D. 61 Reed, Sevestine L. 61 Reeder, Eleanor 61 Reid, Sarah L. 61 Rhodd, Rose M. 36, 87, 100 Rhodd, Steven E. 61 Riggs, Mary A. 61 Riley, Gloria F. 36 Riley, Janet R. 61 Rivera, Elaine J. 61 Robbins, Marjorie C. 61 Sekakuku, Antone B. 37 Sequoyah, Carol V. 62, 88 Shane, Howard B. 37, 95 Shane, John 62 Shane, Michael 63 Shanta, Sara J. 37 Shell, Sam 63 Sheoship, Bernadine M. 63 Shiii, Dorothea 37 Shipman, Truelin K. 63, 92 Shippentower, Robert A. 63, 112 Shirley, Linda Mae 63 Shomin, DeWaine R. 63 Shore, Nancy 63 Silmon, Silmon Silmon, Simon, Simon, Karen S. 63 Sharon K. 63 Wilma J. 37, 88 Harold J. 63, 96, 98 Robert W. 63 Sinclair, Diana 63 Sixkiller, Myrtle S. 63 Slim, Willie C. 63 Evelyn 37 Sumner, Edward S. 64 Sunday, Alice L. 64 Swain, Leland G. 64, 98 Sweezy, Ellen L. 1, 64, 91 T Tah, Michael T. 64, 101 Tahbonemah, Allen R. 38, 89 Tahbonemah, Glenn D. 64, 79, 89 Tahkeal, Tony L. 38 Talahaftewa, Rupert 64 Talaswaima, Leonard 38, 71, 90, 96 Talawyma, Bruce D. 64, 96, 98 Talayumptewa, Emaline A. 64 Talayumptewa, Velma 1, 64, 90 Tarpalechee, Edward M. 65 Taylor, Claire A. 65, 90 Tecube, Leroy R. 38 Tecumseh, Kyonia T. 65 Tehee, Herman E. 38 Teller, Rose A. 65 Terry, Amelia 38 Tessay, Chester 65, 90, 96 Teton, Bernita 65 Small Jumper, Muriel J. 63 Tewa, Roszella H. 65, 101 Roberts, Jr., Dewey 61 Roberts, Mary E. 61, 90 Roberts, Phyllis S. 61 Roberts, Wanda 61 Roberts, Wilma L. 61, 80 Robinson, Katie A. 62 Rogers, Janice E. 62, 110 Rogers, Jewel C. 62 Rogers, Lewis 62 Roman Nose, Melvin 62, 97 Romero, Daniel R. 62 Romero, Florence 36, 88, 90, 110 Romero, Katherine M. 36 Rondeau, Henry L. 36, 95, 101 Rose, Cheryl E. 62 Ross, Jance S. 62 Ross, Leslie J. 62 Roubideaux, Crystal J. 62 Ryan, Timothy G. 36 S Sakenima, Bonita 36, 110 Saluskin, Delano J. 62, 96, 111 Saluskin, Priscilla V. 36 Samms, Tommy 37 Sampson, Alfred J. 62 Sampson, Beatrice L. 62 Samqua, Barbara J, 62 Sams, Jr., Charles F. 37, 94 Sanache, Ramona N. 37, 87 Sanchez, Patricia 62 Sanders, Diana J. 62 Saraficio, Mary D. 62 Sarnie, Louie J. 62, 111 Savala, Manuel 62, 79 Scott, Tom 62, 90, 94 Seeley, Donna Kay 62 Seepie, Bernard 37 Smart, Leroy iBig Eagleb 63 Smith, Beverly K. 37, 87 Smith, Clara A. 63 Smith, David J. 63 Smith, Harriet E. 21, 24, 37, 87, 1 10 Smith, Janice L. 63 Smith, .lo Ann 37 Smith, John P. 63 Smith, Judith, A. 37, 87 Smith, Katheryn E. 1, 63 Smith, Kathleen H. 63 Smith, Kee B. 63, 96 Smith, Kenneth M. 37, 100 Smith, Raymond L, 64 Smith, Vivian 64 Smith, Wildalynn J. 64 Sneed, Daphne D, 37, 110, 111 Snell, George H. 64 Somegastava, Doris P. 64, 88 Sonny, James R. 64 Springer, Tyrone B. 64 Spoon, Lorena M. 64 St. Clair, Leland N. 64 St. Claire, Roger V. 37 Stalker, Danny C. 37 Starr, Robert J. 37, 96 Steele, Laverne A. 64 Stepetin, Ernest M. 37, 111 Stephan, Steve 37 Stevens, Delford T, 37, 88, 109 Stitfarm, Ignatius G. 37, 89 Stitfarm, Robert L. 64 Stilwell, Douglas A. 64 Stone, Suina, Clifford D. 64 Mary H. 37 Suminimo, Elmer 64, 80 Tewangoitewa, Ross S. 65, 80 Thom, Marie A. 65 Thomas I Thomas, Thomas, Thomas Thomas 1 Albert W. 38 Alyce J. 38 Arlo 38 Rosalyn 65, 92 Stephen P. 38, 94, 98 Thompson, Carolyn 38, 90 Thompson, Dorothy J. 65 Thompson, Elnora 65 Tickett, McArthur L. 65 Tiger, Tiger, Tiger, Tiger, Bobby G. 38 Charles E. 65, 89 Charline 90 Louise 65 Tillequots, Jr., Ned D. 65 Tillman, Diane A. 38 Tindall, Mary R. 38 Tissnolthtos, Rush O. 38 Toahty, Kittie A. 65 Tocktoo, Frederick 65 Tohonnie, Mary Y. 65 Toineeta, Frances V. 38, 88, Toledo, Clifford 65 Tony, Peter W. 38, 111 Tootsie, Anita J. 38 Torivio, Doreen R. 38, 87 Tosee, Audrey E. 38, 98 Toshavik, Clyde A, 38 Toyekoyah, Marland L. 38 Tsinigine, Roger 65, 89 Tsinnijinnie, Allen 65 Tso, Eugene 66 Tsosie, Abbie R. 66 Tsosie, Billie 66 Tsosie, Ernestine D. 38 Tubbee, Don C. 66 90, 109 rv l i l l P i s l V 1 LAM ,..4L..., ..--,., . +A -vw- Tucker, Betty S. 21, 66, 88 Tucker, Jr., Charles 66, 101 George H. 66 Turner, Tulian, L. 96 Henry J. 38 Tuttle, Tuzroyluk, Sayers R. 39 Twins, Minita E. 39, 79 Tyner, Marguerite S. 66 U Underwood, Matilda M. 66 V Vann, Wanda B. 66 Van Pelt, Alvin B. 66 Vaska, Clara O. 39, 100 Vincinti, Bernice 39 Victor, Jonathon 66 Vigil, Jose R. 39 Vigil, Lillian V. 39 W Wabnum, Ralph W. 39 Waconda, Harriet R. 39, 88, 110 Waconda, Miriam T. 39 Wade, Richard H. 66 Wadena, Gerald W. 66 Wadsworth, Sharon L. 39, 98 Wahweotten, Leona J. 66, 110 Wak Wak, Carol J. 66, 90 Wok wok, Phillip J. 39 Walker, Edward D. 66, 95 Walker, Ella L, 39, 98 Walker, Iris J, 66 Walks, Cassandra J. 23, 39, 87, Wallace, Joe W. 66 Wallace, Lonzo V. 39 Walters, Mabel A. 39 Wanya, Jr., Francis R. 66 Wapato, Jacqueline L. 20, 21 39, 87, 92, 110 Waquie, Manuel D. 66 Warner, Eunice 66 Warrior, Katherine L. 39, 79, 87, 98, 110 Wassily, Evan 66 . Wasson, Roberta 66 Watashe, Richard G. 67 Watchman, Pearl M. 67, 90 Watson, Cecil D. 67, 111 Watson, Mable B. 67 Watts, Sandra L. 20, 21, 39, 110 Wauneka, Fairy A. 67 Wauneka, Freddy E. 39 Wauneka, Marjorie 39 Webster, Webster, Dale A. 67, 111 Dudley M. 67 Wesley, Beverly A. 67 Wesley, Michael W. 67 West, Jr. , Alfred 67 White, Allen 39 White, Frank A. 67 White, Lance S. 67, 89 White, Lewis A. 39 Whitehorse, Emerson P. 67 White Lightning, Allen 67, 95, 96 Whiteshield, Jackie 67, 96, 98 Whitesku Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, 109 nk, Josephine 67 Ella 67, 88 Glen D. 39 Jo Ann 39, 87, 98 Myrna J. 67, 90 Ralph 67 Victrietta A. 40, 88, 90, , 110 Wilmer, James M. 42, 67, 100 Wilson, Delores M. 67 Wilson, Henry 67 Wilson, Robert K. 40 Wilson, Shirley A. 67 Wippert, Darlene 68, 87 101 Wisdom, Johnsey 40, Wisdom, Louella 68, 101 Wise, Evans C. 68, 89 Wise, Maxine 68 Wishkeno, Bernadine 40, 87 Wolfe, Carmen L. 68, 88 Wood, Jennifer K. 68 Worcester, Beverly A. 40, 90 Wright, Connie F. 40 Wright, Rose Marie 40 Y Leon F. 40, lll Yazzie, Alice J. 68 Yazzie, Deswood 68, 111 Eleanora A. 1, 68 Yahola, Yazzie, Yazzie, Johnson 68 Yazzie, Jones L. 68 Marie 68 Yazzie, Ybarra, Judy A. 68, 88 Yeahpau, Robert T. 68 Yellowfish, Corise D. 1, 68 Yellow Thunder, Dexter 40 Yellow Wolf, Veronica 68 Yepa, Mary l. 40 Yepa, Walter 68, 96 York, Glenn 40 York, Judy A. 68 Young Bear, Madgaline 68 Youngbear, Marguerite 68 Z Zephier, lsadora M. 68 Zunie, Derrick D. 40 4 1