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

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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.

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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

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