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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1968 volume:

T I w 6 I if fl 'f lf fl 'r If Q, .A 'f I L1 I 1' ' 1 if l fi :lu 5? Nu fy' r r 1 E TH F WO VIE ERIAL A Q 4 l MPUS CA HASKELL in .. A-EI all , . N I 'C THE INDIAN LEADER I ejbf lPublished since 18971 C encement Issue 3 omm 19 L Ll 3 9 68 7 8 O 5 5 3 3 Haskell Institute, Lawrence, Kansas I N Samaria Johnson Vernon Wungnema D Billy Keener Martha KaulaIty , Hazel Folsum Wayne Dallas l Carolyn Conseen Elildbefh MOSS A johnny Jim Dorothy John Betty Springwqfer Jo Anne Jenkins N Wayne Sumatzkuku I-lllle TOOYII L . . I E .., A E O D 88 O E E3 R 05 2 5' 3 2 O S Theresa Bernie 33,95-J i' 8 T Vicki Hyatt 5,5-J O Evelyn Hopson ,gzg O A June Botella f pgfggi 00 F Ruby Fourkiller . '5Z ' I F ' TI-IE STUDENT PRINTERS LINOTYPE: Jacquelyn Atkins, George Branchaud, Pauline Ewing, Michael Frazier, Larene Hale, Elsie Harlan, ' ' , 'I P t' Ch I Henr Lynn Kapayou, Frances Lumpmouth, Brenda Mclntosh, Truelin Shipman, Vella Jo MI Ier, ari- ar es y, cia Sanchez, Erma Sheoships, Roszella Tewa, Louella Wisdom LETTERPRESS PRESSMEN: Matthersen Atole, A.bert Caplett, Kirby Choate, Calvin Jefferson, Ashley Phillips, Anthony Reed, Spencer Roy, Michael Tah, Deswood ' b B d R If rd Jackson, Thomas Kuntz, Ray YazzIe, OFFSET PRESSMEN: James Anquoe, Hayward Bell, Bob y oy , a o Mitchell, Sidney Moore, Gerald Shipman, Elmer Suminimo, Frank WhIte OFFSET PLATEMAKERS: Steve Ain- quoe, Sammy Chupco, Jack Crittenden, Harold Simon. . ....... Sponsor Mr. Bill Elzea ......... . . . Business Manager .. Superintendent Mr. Thomas Tommaney . . . Mrs. Harriet Augustin . . . Subscription, 50 cents a year. Mailednfree to ex-Haskellites in the armed services upon receiving a written request. Published on the first and third Fridays of the month during the school year at Lawrence, Kansas, by Haskell Institute, a Government training school for Indians. Address all communications to THE INDIAN LEADER, Haskell Institute, Lawrence, Kansas. Published in accordance with the Interior Department Appropriation Act, 1940, approved May 10, 1939, and approved by the director of the Bureau of the budget. b ' Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office at Lawrence, Kansas, under the act of August 24, 1912. I -I ' . ..... - , . . 21 an 4 6.w.e-s-1.11-Q3 U gg S i f E is R Thomas Toimmaney, Superintendent A special tribute is in order to you stud'ents, members of the Class of 1968. You -have d'emon- strated a trait that all youth of America should have, namely steadfastness . The ufn- settled condition of our universe and the destiny of our great country is so intertwined' with the hopes' and 'aspirations of other nations compel all of us to maintain our strength of pur- pose. As individ'uals, we must train our minds so that we can contribute our part. Congratu- lations to each of you. I know you will give your fair share to our future. 4 O Wmmlllilmlf!lllllllwlllllllllllfIl!!! f 3 0000 00165088 ow l ADM! N I ST RAT I ON The Reception for the New Hasklell Staff On the beautiful, cool evening' of September 19, l967, a reception was held at 8:00 p.m. in Sacaiawea Hall to honor the new staff members. All the staff and faculty, including their husbands and wives, were invited to greet and welcome the new staff members. Mr. Sidney Carney, a l939 graduate of Haskell, who serves as the new Director of Anadarko, Oklahoma, Office was the honored guest for the evening. A retired staff member, Mrs. Margaret Sanders, who had been a member of the BIA for 30 years, received a Certificate of Meritorious Service and a cash award for superior performance. Superintendent Thomas Tommaney presented these awards. s rTo conclude the delightful evening, punch and cookies were served by Miss Mae Flanigan and Mrs. .lack Mauterer, from a table which was beautifully decorated with autumn colors. Administration, Personnel and De- partment Heads, who were host and hostesses for the event, 'assisted with the serving. As the reception came to a close, all the staff members were more confident that working to prepare-the students for the years ahead would be much easier be- cause of cordial staff relations. i 6 Eddie Fisher, Administrative Officer Acting in the official capacities of Ad'min- istrative Officer and Haskell Alumni Asso- ciation President, l want to congratulate you on your graduation achievement. l have worked side by side with many of you and know firsthand that you possess the qualities that are require-d to succeed in your endeavors. Recently a friend' and l were enumerating the fields in which Haskell graduates have excelled an-d we were amazed at the size of our listing. You, too, can excel because others before you have demonstrated beyond a shadow of a doubt that it can be done. A Wallace E. Galluzzi, Principal lt is certainly a pleasure for me to congrat- ulate the Senior Class of 1968 on its success as a class at Haskell Institute. You are surely destined to take your place among the other great classes that have gone on be- fore you. We feel confi-dent that you will uphold the Haskell tradition of excellence and that your presence will be felt in society by your productivity and good citizenship. We have appreciated the opportunity of knowing you all and the thrills and happi- ness you have given to us by your activities and success at Haskell. May God' bless all of you and may your lives be happy and successful. -N--W W., Z.,-Z 0... ze, hw ff-M., 1,4-V, ff DEPARTMENT HEADS HW 1. . V5.4 4.-ew.. ,.f..,-ww.-,-ey ,., pn... f.-1-7W.--Q-.f.m,-,ix . was if ' 2.-aw mv- wr-r MA, :V 0 X 0 4 X f ,f -sw..-.WW .9WXf,.. , new zf 1. -,V ...WN V ws.. iff . .. .3 .. 7 X Q f NCQ' I M 'MR. EVERETTE E. BOWMAN has been at Haskell lnsti- tute since 1961. He served three years as Head of the Academic Department and three years as Director of Guidance. He attended Drake University where he obtained his Ba-chelor's Degree, his Master's De- gree was obtained at Chadron Teachers College. MR. BILL M. ELZEA is the Head of the Printing Depart- ment. He has held this position for 11 years. When he first came to Haskell in 1952, he was employed as a letterpress and linotype instructor. Mr. Elzea at- tended the University of Wyoming and the University of Nebraska. MRS. WANDA W. GRAY, Head of the Home Economics if gf .-,j.2,2'f1.--, fp- it f Q 9- f Mg... -yy. s,..f.j .. ,ff . 1 ...sw A . ts, ,-is ,-Y Q I gwyww- v 144-,-0 - Hzydgi N 7 K I ff , 7, .yt vw W 4 gf W 1 a s f. 2 2.1-ft A ' ' Department, received her Bachelor of Science De gree at the University of Nebraska and her Master of Science Degree at the University of Kansas, She has done other graduate work at the University of Southern California. Mrs. Gray has held the position of Department Head for 16 years. Before coming to Haskell she was Head of the Home Economics De- partment at the Riverside Indian School, Anadarko, Oklahoma. MISS SELMA HOFFMANN received her B.S. Degree in Secondary Education at the University of Nebraska and her Master of Science in Education Degree at x .., ms-Z 1- -ff -v J f., the University of Kansas. Prior to coming to Haskell Institute, she served as Department Head at Chema- wa lndian School in Chemawa, Oregon. She has been at Haskell for 26 years and has held the posi- tion as Department Head for the past five years. A MR. FRED HOOD is Supervisory Maintenance Engineer for the Plant Management Department. Mr. Hood has taken various courses in Business Administration and Civil Engineering since 1920. He has been at Haskell for four years and has held his present posi- tion for that length of time. I MR. BOYTI' IMPSON received his B.S. degree in second- ary Education at Southeastern State in Durant, Okla- homa, and his M.S. degree at East Texas State Uni- versity in Commerce, Texas. During the 1955-56 A school term, he taught business at Hanna, Wyoming. He has been at Haskell Institute for 10 years and has held the position as Department Head for one year. MR. JACK C. NAYLOR received his B.S. degree in Sec- ondary Education from Northeastern State College, Tahlequah, Oklahoma. Before coming to Haskell, Mr. Naylor was an aircraft and engine instructor at F Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas. He has been at Has- kell for the past three years. He was a drafting in- -l.' structor in 1964 and he taught vocational subiects the fpllowing year. Mr. Naylor is presently the Voca- tional Department Head. DR. ROBERT S. YOUNG became Unit Service Director at Haskell Institute in July of 1967. Dr. Young received his Bachelor of Arts Degree at Johns Hopkins Univer- sity, and his Medical Doctors Degree at' Johns Hop- ff .s GX 354 ..,. W , .bike V.,!X,?,I.k, ,Q ffm, WI' Q 'iv -iz 1 H f if kins School of Medicine. Dr. Young did his internship at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital and had additional surgical training at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. Oo 'S STA Christian, Sterling P.: Plant Management, Power Plant, Operating Engineer lSteami Coffey, Cheevers: Guidance, Osceola-Keokuk Coffey, Mrs. Rosetta: Guidance, Pocahontas Hall Coffin, Mrs. Lolita: Publications Service, Clerk Typist Cunningham, William G.: Plant Management, Supervisory Engineering Technican Daniel, Johnnie: Food Service, Head Cook Davis, Edward M.: Plant Management, Power Plant, General Equipment Operating, Fore- man lll Deer, Ethan: Administration, Supply Specialist Deerinwater, Darrel L.: Guidance, Osceola- Keokuk Hall Delg, Anthony F.: Plant Management, Repair 8: Maintenance, Laborer Dibble, Mack C.: B.S. in Ed., Vocational, Welding Dillehay, Mrs. Anna L.: B.S., M.S. in Ed., Business I QWQX :gf K .,5,,.:,,,.. VQ.i,i!. , ,, -.- . , , 9, T. X VV - fin 3.4,-gl 5 ..,, 1: 3 6 jj . -ff 4 :Egfr mfs, A ' 1 . -:, 1:2 'tfzffi 'f ' , 'si 5!niu'......a:., e--. .-,,....-... -,.-,..- Q P XXXQKKKW Q :ggcrfh ' ,. : ,.,,4A ? 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KS b 'S Holden, Kenneth J.: Plant Management, Repair 8: Maintenance, Mason Hopper, David C.: Vocational, Machine Shop Jacobson, Mrs. Janice M.: Guidance, Winona Hall Jellison, Earl B.: Plant Management, Power Plant-Foreman ll STAFF V, ., MM. ,f Jlmboy, Mrs. Rosemary: Plant Management, ,,, ,,,4 Clerk-Steno Joice, Halmon E.: Home Economics, Food Serv- ices, Supervisory Training Instructor lCook- inlg 8: Meat Cuttingt Kayitah, Alfred: Plant Management, Power Plant, Operating Engineer lSteaml Kayitah, Mrs. Belle G.: Guidance, Tinker Hall Lane, Mrs. Joan S.: B.S., M.S. in Home Economics, Home Economics Laughlin, John F.: Guidance, Osceola-Keokuk Hall Lauppe, George M.: B.A. in Education, M.S. in Trade 8. Industrial Ed., Vocational, Supervis- ory Teacher lVocationaI Subiectst Littleaxe, Jerry J.: Plant Management, Repair 8: Maintenance-Foreman I - - f sw -f f . ' V . . M . ., . .-A .V sf.. g... ff -.. 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Mae: B.A., M.A., Academic, Re- lated English Martin, George E.: Vocational, Driver Education Masqua, Sylvester: Plant Management, Repair 8: Maintenance, Plumber Mattson, Mrs. Gertrude: R.N., Health Center, Clin- ical Nurse McAlister, V. S.: B.A., Business McBride, Miss Marian: B.S. in Home Ec., Home Economics, Powhatan Apartments James W.: B.A., Printing, Training Instructor Ha Mrs. Henryetta S.: Guidance, Winona Mclemore, Ronnie D.: Guidance, Osceola-Keokuk Ha t 1.1',,I2' zrifiikinz ' 3 X f- .x- ,s .Je -V ll Z X75 fff 3 7 2. Q J X , si Q 4 -fe A 4 KE if fi . .2 Y 1 K Q. .. S ? W A '2 . X . J , fm s nf ' J f 'f A 0,34 s vt f f X . , : . WV efsyqww 'Zi .Sz ye A 0 1 f 4 . Y f s Ns X A1 . J' Vw V63 ' f u 3 0 5 V cf sz, , L : rg, b s p W X X 49 4 f X '35 tv S Q X A ,Egg f 1 :r .. RK: -f , -wr 'tmp HQ' JI' Y X , 2.5.1 : 'G' if gp, g:q,.,,fW,,,-Z. 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Q V Notah, Timothy: Vocational Painting O'Brien, Harold A.: Plant Management, Power Plant, Laborer Ornelas, Mrs. Shirley R.: B.S., R.N., C.D.A., Health Center, Dental Assistant Instructor Owen, George G.: Vocational, Electronics Paasch, Delbert W.: Vocational, Auto Mechanics Panlgle, Kermit G.: Plant Management, Power Plant, Guard Patten, Rev. Veldon L.: B.S., B.D., Protestant Chaplain Peters, Claude E.: Plant Management, Power Plant, Guard Peters, Mrs. Josephine: Guidance, Minoka Hall Pierce, Miss Judy G.: Home Economics Department, Food Service Pipes, Mrs. Enola M.: B.A., M.A., Guidance Poterfield, Mrs. Ruby: Food Service, Head Wait- ress 4' ' 1. fm. . . Micco, Dempsey: Plant Management, Repair 8: Maintenance, Painter Moats, Haddon S.: B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed., Bus: TIGSS Morris, David V.: Vocational, Carpentry Morris, Richard L.: Home Economics, Baker Mosshart, Mrs. Lillian L.: B.S., Business Mousseau, John T.: Vocational, Bus Driver Narcomey, Jerry D.: Guidance, Tinker Hall Nease, Mrs. Sandra S.: Guidance, Clerk-Steno Neddeau, Miss Sharon A.: Administration, Clerk Steno Nioce, Ernest L.: Plant Management, Repair and Maintenance, PIumber's Helper Nioce, Mrs. Vida M.: Food Service, Headwaitress Notah, Mrs. Bette L.: Guidance, Winona Hall 13 l 4 N ,ws QYQMNP sw we S Q f sb s Qs.. V 4 :v c it -V 2 ,- -N' 2 -v :ss if 4, zz.. Q5 L-. q ',, - -ffl.-1-f. - mggfw Y Y Retirements Mrs. Margaret L. Andres, who served as a Haskell staff member for 30 years and two months, retired on June 3, 1967. As a Master Teacher in Home Economics, she taught Commerical Home Economics to the high school students from 1946 to 1963. After 1963 she taught Home Economics to post high school students. During this time she contributed tremendously to the success of many students. For her outstanding work during her years of service, she received a cash award for superior performance and a Meritorious Service Award. Mrs. Alda Smith, an Instruction- al Aid at Winona Hall, retired on November 4, 1967. Mrs. Smith served with the B.I.A. for 28 years, a greater part of this time wastspent at Haskell Institute. A reception was held on November 14, 1967, in hon- or of Mrs. Smith. While she was at Haskell, she contributed greatly to the students and to her fellow work- ers. Mrs. Smith also received a cash award for superior performance and a Meritorious Service Award. Service Awards 'W ess. ,yf ffm W ' ,W fvff ...rs 3 if - 'i' I eiss ,...i -.--p fy .. ' f X ff? ff t' My ff X X 'W X ff? 6 defy-ffyffff ff . , ,. X , , f X ,,., .S 1. W' 1 Q 'fi' ' ff .--- 4f,f,f.f. fffwm f fi,1g:iffi.4f,ffif 321 fufl -- f .,.' 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Glen Hclstings and Geo,-ge Lau 2? ins. 16 STAFF Washington, George E.: Vocational, Masonry Webb, Mrs. Judith A.: B.S. in Ed., Business Weers, Mrs. Mariorie R.: Administration, Secretary lStenol Wheeler, Mrs. Arline Z.: B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed., Guidance, Pocahontas Hall .J ., , Williams, Mrs. Joyce: L. P. N., Health Center, A, Practical Nurse Wilson, Mrs. Rose M.: Administration, Clerk-Steno Myers, Mrs. Kay: Business, Clerk-Steno f an Staff Members Who Are Not Pictured P Allen, lra A.: Plant Management, Repair 8: Maintenance, Carpenter Anderson, Mrs. Martha J.: B.S. in Nursing, Home Economics, Clinical Nursing Instructor Beaver, Mrs. Louise C.: Guidance, Minoka Hall Blackbird, Mrs. Mabel E.: R.N., Health Center, Clinical Nurse Blalock, Mrs. Margaret: Guidance, Pocahontas Hall Dunn, Miss Elizabeth K.: B.A., M.A. in Library Science, Academic, Head librarian Fisher, Miss LaDonna: B.S. in Ed., Guidance, Recreational Specialist Hamilton, Mrs. Ethel: Post Office Keener, Miss Georgia A.: Food Service, Cook Lardner, Mrs. Erma: Business Nixon, James R.: B.A., D.D.S., Health Center, Dental Officer Ollila, John: Plant Management, Repair 8: Maintenance, Pipefitter Smith, Robert L.: Guidance, Osceola-Keokuk ' Spotted Horse, Mrs. Irene.: L.P.N., Health Center, L.P.N. Swartzel, Mrs. Geneva: B.S. in Sec. Ed., Home Economics Thorpe, Mrs. Lenora: Guidance, Winona Hall VanNatta, Miss Maxine: Guidance, Minoka Hall Washington, Mrs. Lucille: Guidance, Winona Hall Young, John: Guidance, Osceola-Keokuk 'ilnr WW' X ff Lf' 4' V-7 - I I of, w f Q. X ff f X f 1 f . , . . my , U ,yy rf ff ,... f ff J 1- -'i - ' . f,.:fa .:f4fz4 4:1 j ,.f:'f4:,,,::,ygj::g f 'f 4 . ' 'ifif 524 Ui ' J R' ' ff Pla 99 g rf' Q: H f.,, A ,,,y,yQj,' 5.1 , X. if V Wm 4 M! ,,!,f5,V:5 , kg V y f r 1 , - .f 15 toffacers of the 1967-easfuaem self-governing Asmiailon E s Beverly Dunson .lohn Childers Carol Nuttle Treasurer President Secretary A Message From the President l, your Student Council president, wish to thank the administrators, staff, .members of the Student Council and the entire student body for the maior role assumed in making the 1967-68 school year a memorable year at Haskell. Participation' in student-centered activities was increasingly noticeable during the year. We have set a worthy example of personal conduct in our dormitories and in our campus activities. As stu- dents, we have proved that we can and will accept responsibility. Our training at Haskell properly equips us to cope with the future. Therefore, we as graduates, eagerly anticipate the opportunity to accept the challenges awaiting us in our chosen fields. l8 2, O Q sruo:-f.N'r cou I 1 PICTURES CREATE MEMORIES Veterans Day In observance of Veterans Day, Haskell Students and staff members were present at an assembly to pay tribute to those men and women who assumed the duties of defending our country and democracy during various wars. The placing of the wreath in front of the statue in the auditorium was done by the members of the Indian Club and the Military Color Guard as a tradition in marking our recognitiontof that solemn and memorable date. Christmas The Annual, Nativity 'was presented December I7, I967, in the auditorium. Many talented students helped depict the story of the birth of Christ through singing of christmas songs and the reading of scripture. Thanksgiving The Thanksgiving Day' program presented by Haskell students started the holiday activities on No- vember 22, I967. The Haskell Parade was held on Thanksgiving morning, and a delicious dinner was heartily enioyed by the students. The Powder Puff foot- ball game highlighted the afternoon and Thanksgiving Day ended with an all school dance that night. Pictured at left is Irene .lose', in full Indian cos- tume, as she- translated The Lord's Prayer in Indian sign language. ,- 20 The Members of the 1967-68 Student Self- , governing Association Front Row lleft to Rightl: Elizabeth Marshall, Grace Acorn, Barbara Freio, Beverly Dunson, and Carol Nuttle. Middle Row: Ellen Sweezy, Betty Tucker, lrene Hornbuckle, Mrs. Enola Pipes, lAdvisorl, and Mr. Everette Bowman, lAdvisorl . Third Row: Billy Coon, Mr. Elmer Blackbird, lAdvisorl, John Childers, Larry Stro-m. Seated lleft to Rightl: Betty Tucker, Billy Coon, Mrs. E. Pipes, Mr. E. Blackbird, Mr. E. Bowman, Larry Strom, Barbara Freio, and Ellen Sweezy. l9 During the 1967 school term, six- teen outstanding Haskell Juniors and Seniors served as representatives on the Student Self-governing Association. Election to this council entails both honor and responsibility. As student representives, council members worked with the staff, princi- pal, and the superintendent. They super- vised social Iife, fostered school spirit, and promoted the good name of Haskell throughtout the community. ' The council has sponsored such activities as the Lyceum Program, Talent Show, Sunday movies and all other free movies, dances, and their yearly charity drive. Senior Class Officers David Tahbonemah President Wanda Vann Women's Vice President John Childers Men's Vice President Judy York Treasurer l not pictured i Wilma Roberts Secretary The Seniors were quite active during the school year. A maior event spon- sored by the class was the annual Junior-Senior Reception which was held on September 16, 1967, at Stidham Union. The class also participated in the Spring, Calnbival. and the annual Barn Dance in the spring. Because of the hard work and effort, these activites were a great success. 22 O Oro S SENIOQ SENIORS -,,-.-f..Wy.., m.3,,..f ,-W,-, ,wfgm-'c iw if iv - fi? ' f X 7 Mia If? er ilk M 'Q ,W LX., , g .-v. ,- ., 1 f.,.-EWQZKQW' rf'--1, J :Af f 1' ---' I v X-wwwo A f-2 M .- of 4 2 2701: is we-2 7 1 1 ff fi, ' 'W ir .5 ' P555 2 . e fffjgiz. -131 cvgqgggfgsfzx 'inf ' 'f Q Brewer, Joseph C. Jr. Pierre, South Dakota Brown, Floyd J. Crow Agency, Montana Brown, Quentin D. Wilmot, South Dakota Buffalohead, Linda M. Ponca City, Oklahoma , Bowers, Andrew J. Jr. Okeechobee, Florida Bowers, Paul Okeechobee, Florida Branchaud, George M. Redlake, Minnesota Brewer, Alice M. Pine Ridge, South Dakota Sioux Business Crow Baking Sioux Carpentry Ponca Practical Nursing 24 Bell, Diane M. Tulsa, Oklahoma Ben, Calvin J. Ft. Defiance, AriZOfICl Benally, Elsie Vanderwagon, New MeXlC0 Benally, Elsie M. Ganado, Arizona Benally, Lena Ganado, Arizona Bender, Leroy M. Peach Springs, Arizona Berry, Ronald A. Ardmore, Oklahoma Bird, Wilfred L. New Town, North Dakota Birdshead, Ralph Watonga, Oklahoma Blackeagle, Cynthia A. Kooskia, Idaho Blanchard, John M. Tecumseh, Oklahoma Blandov, Theodora S. San Bruno, California Bluebird, Phyllis H. Muskogee, Oklahoma Blue Dog, Freeman M. Rapid City, South Dakota Boggs, Edna F. Browning, Montana Booth, Edward W. Metlakatla, Alaska Seminole Business Seminole Painting Chippewa Printing-Linotype Sioux Business ' . W. 5f .uf.u.,-rf' .. 'M-:rs..m.T,,,f ,WWW Wm Choctaw Business Navajo Electron ics Navaio Practical Nursing Navaio Business Navaio Business Hualapai Painting Choctaw Auto Mechanics Gros Ventre-Mandan Business Arapaho Business Nez Perce Cooking Absentee Shawnee Meat Cutting Eskimo-Tsimpshean Business Cherokee Business Sioux Welding Blackfeet Business Tsimpshean Auto Mechanics --gr-?.,m.........,. -- a- Q Abeita, Lauren M. San Fidel, New Mexico Acque, Philbert Zuni, New Mexico Adams, Melford Polacca, Arizon-a Ahngasuk, Johnny Barrow, Alaska Alexander, Abbie L. Wichita, Kansas Andrez, Lester D. Dulce, New Mexico Anelon, Anesia A. Lliamna, Alaska Antone, Virginia J. Sells, Arizona Anzara, Michael B. lsleta, New Mexico Arkie, Vaughn U. Parker, Arizona Armiio, Paulita Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico Ashnock, John Egegik, Alaska Atkins, Vernon C. Owyhee, Nevada Atkinson, Romey H. Jr. Metlakatla, Alaska Attocknie, Vidala R. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Bean, Richard B. Hoon-ah, Alaska SENIORS Acoma Business Zuni Electricity Hopi-Zuni Painting Eskimo Electricity Creek Business Apache Carpentry Aleut Practical Nursing Papago Business Isleta Plumbing Mohave-Papago Business Jemez Costume Shop Aleut Business Shoshone-Paiute Masonry Tsimpshean Carpentry Kiowa-Comanche Practical Nursing Thlinget Machine Shop Bear, Ima Henryetta, Oklahoma Bear, Joyce A. Calvin, Oklahoma Bear, Rachel Hen ryetta, Oklahoma Bear, Sandra S. Quapaw, Oklahoma 23 Creek Costume Shop Creek Practical Nursing Creek Business Quapaw-Shawnee Business Bear Runner, Lillian M. Porcupine, South Dakota Beaver, Andrew Kwigillingok, Alaska Begay, Ella Mae A. Ganado, Arizona Begay, Joanne Tuba City, Arizona Sioux Business - Eskimo Auto Mechanics Navaio Business Navaio Business ,WF 45.45.-5 W, f':..1v,4. Q,-zze:-1 M 2 SENIORS 1 -we 'B gf WM? .f ,.'f ig!-5. L17 k-,k. - f - 95.3 ,,,- 1. 2. ,,.-,f S. .fa is NZM, .e 32? . L 1 he fe ,. ' Pi. b, ' cnyfmas' .5-if - wen: ff Ewing, Pauline l. Winnebago, Nebraska Feeling, Jackie Salina, Oklahoma Feeling, Verlynn S. Salina, Oklahoma David, Raymond F. Vander Wagon, New Mexico Deere, W. Amon Holdenville, Oklahoma Dick, Edward A. Owyhee, Nevada Dick, Valerie V. Owyhee, Nevada Duckworth, Dennis J. Coney, Oklahoma Duncan, Sarah S. Peridot, Arizona Dunn, Reuben T. Okemah, Oklahoma Dunn, Richenda L. Tupelo, Oklahoma Dunson, Beverly A. Sapulpa, Oklahoma Dushkin, Richard T. Belkofski, Alaska Earl, Bernadette R. Old Laguna, New Mexico Egowa, George W. Fairbanks, Alaska Elmer, Davis H. Tuba City, Arizona Engle, Rhonda K. Prescott, Arizona Estey, Cynthia K. Mahnomen, Minnesota Eustace, Earl Zuni, New Mexico Winnebago Printing-Teletypes Cherokee Electronics Cherokee Business etting Navaio Auto Mechanics Creek-Seminole Auto Mechanics Shoshone-Paiute Painting Shoshone-Paiute Business Chickasaw Auto Mechanics Apache Practical Nursing Seminole-Creek Masonry Creek-Chickasaw Practical Nursing Creek Business Aleut Business Laguna Costume Shop Eskimo Carpentry Hopi Carpentry lkpache-Yavapai Dental Assistant Chippewa Business Zuni Carpentry Fish, J. B. Jr. Creek DUSNI1, Oklahoma Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Fisher, Verna L. Choctaw North McAlester, Oklahoma Business Fisher, Wilma J. Choctaw BGUNBY, Oklahoma Practical Nursing Flett, Joseph V. Spokane Wellpinit, Washington Machine Shop FObb, Jo Ann Chocfqw Bennington, Oklahoma Businggg 26 ' - mf an 4 I -1 2 B 'L D W1 1 S C , S ,, ,,., . . as , . 'K 0' 72 Z-7k6kz72.bjV i'7 'f .y-FVTZLV-'QI7 ' SY ' Wgwz . f' W1 A-1 11 Z Zfzf 170 11 f 7 f 1141 'fiwfw f fig I L g Lfgzml is-'.',f' ,,4: 5 1 .-pff'4f1,? fm- 41924 ' 1. , , 1- ., .2 0.1.11 I f ' 1, WW' Q 5 . ,, '- 422520 , my 5' yxeffxgf 745 1' '5 -' , ,'4'3,?3 : ,R 1 4 Q 4 ,f fi , 1. ' 11, ,,f f ff' 1 .1 1 1 fin i .45eQ'2Zfi Burgess, Carolyn A. Charenten, Louisiana Calabaza, Juanita Algodones, New Mexico Calabaza, Mary F. Algodones, New Mexico Candelaria, James Algodones, New Mexico Carroll, Joann J. Atoka, Oklahoma Cata, Julian S. San Juan Pueblo, N. Mexico Charles, Ellen R. Eufaul-a, Oklahoma Chato, Melvin Jr. Mexican Springs, N. Che-wiwi, Manuelita K. lsleta Pueblo, New Mexico Childers, John M. Sand Springs, Oklahoma Choate, Kirby L. Tulsa, Oklahoma Christie, Alethcl Locust Grove, Oklahoma Christie, Sandra J, Tulsa, Oklahoma Chuckluck, Raymond Salina, Oklahoma SENIORS Chitimacha Business San Felipe Dental Assistant San Felipe Costume Shop San Felipe Technical Drafting Choctaw Business ,Q .,,, it ll Plumbing 1 1 ' '-vegas, , , ' , , . .f ',, , Cfbek .-iiffi fa.. ,f , Business 1,,-iw-,f1Q1-Wwfm-1.1, -17: .W-4. ,, -41 1, ,,,,f,.,..f, 11 ,Q11 1, 1, f,111f?ffff'f Cleveland, Loreen A. Window Rock, Arizona Cleveland, Mary J. Ft. -Defiance, Arizona i?iX0Z'f'f-W1 ZWW'- if'fi2fmwnaff 1. me 4-11 W'1'p.:'115f-Qu , ,.v.:??'e-iw szfyzfwz - ' -1-M'--W2-pf'1V f X X 1 f ff , ff! X1 51 1 X '1 I O' 5 1 X f 1 1 f f f 1 ff? if 4 1 1! O 1' I f ze , ,. .g 1-17-A 7 to, , VW,.fz,, 02551 f' -, 3521 yfvvf 1 , 1. 711 15, W., 1, 15 1, ff -, 1. ef 'Zff1. fm 5 fs. .wr '1 .4 -W 15 ,J ,gWZf.,,.f,1f .1, .0 , ' ., Mage, ,A,.. , ,. .,, 1, V 11 , -11341 NZM? , AM, ,,,-1,1 ,fc 42, f 1 7?1Z4?'fzf'y??4Z?, 5i: f V ,,..f,,av. 3,5 ff ! finwfwfitf f ,M 0, 1,f.,,z,-wg, , , 44 - '21, ,,-'- f1.1v1L.i?wiM1f4effiff-5,1 1, Nuvffw . . . Q Mexico Technical Drafting Isle-ta Costume Shop Creek Business Choctaw Printing-Letterpress Cherokee Business l Cherokee Practical Nursing Cherokee Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Navaio Cooking Navaio Cooking Cloud, Chapman Bristow, Oklahoma Compton, Arthur M. Locust Grove, Oklahoma Conseen, Donald F. Whittier, North Carolina Coon, Billy S. Konawa, Oklahoma Creek Baking Cherokee Cherokee Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Seminole Electronics Coon, Jewel A. Neopit, Wisconsin Cristobal, Ruth G. Bernalillo, New Mexico Crittenden, Jack Stilwell, Oklahoma Curley, Jimmy Toadlena, New Mexico 25 Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Lac Courte-Oreilles Practical Nursing Santa Ana Business Cherokee Printing-Platemaking Navaio Auto Mechanics 4 ...0,1,,N. ,, .. A9 45 1 f 1 'VY 5 f'-1 , ..:, ,il S 'f'. .. lg., f,-M-Jr, Q- ,. X, , :1if2,fYfE1s1zv1ffg:w-wi, , 4 sg w.f f M, , , 1, . :::'::4ffaff:'svP,'x' -iv E-,:s::V12giJ3,1443-A , , f.,1'f:,' , ?'2ff:p. E222gg3'121122?i-227322. 'Qual 2' zffs-1: 2:tf4':,t-'Q-,'fffQf, ' 2 f -fm., Mp.-fs., ., sh l1f vfI1I.i..x::L at 41,-' 4- 3 SENIORS Guthrie, Gary W. Pryor, Oklahoma Guy, Lyman B. Ft. Cobb, Oklahoma Hale, Alan Topeka, Kansas Hale, Larene R. Topeka, Kansas Hale, Richard W- Ganado, Arizona Hall, Leland Jr. Mandaree, North Dakota Hamilton, Norman K. Wichita, Kansas Hamilton, Walter R. Jr. El Reno, Oklahoma Hardridge, Joyce C. A, Kellyville, Oklahoma 'V' HU dY, Mary A 'P ff Crystal, New Mexico .gif Ha rio, Jeanette D. A 1 Holdenv.lIe, Oklahoma '- - 3 fgiff-.Lf?1f ' . ilti ,i f ,,.,, 1 'kot 'JJJ lrlr 1 Hdflo, Joanna eff f 4 'tt',' 1 'fi- 4 J R J Suwkwvf Oklahoma ,JKKJ J ttto - L i of Harper, Tyrone P. Parker, Arizona Harrison, Sidney J. Clebit, Oklahoma Hernandez, Ronald L. Allen, South Dakota Herrera, Leona A. Cochiti, New Mexico H.u, Carolyn c. auechqn i' Winterhaven, California Home Decoration 3 Hitcher, Tom Jr. Cherokee Leadvi lle , Colorad o Bu s i n ess ' H o g n e r , W a n d a L . C h e ro k e e Stilwell, Oklahoma Practical Nursing . K V 1 cj ! itey .. , j Jyly Q Holliday, Eddy Shoshone-Penne L 'f ti,. ili,.ffl5PQ,? '-i Owyh ee, Nevada Au to Mecha n ics 28 . 9 511111111-. -..11 , ,. 4. -- fe-.-. gs. .,s.-'...... .-..4...1 - .fe-Q-1' - Hario, Mandy S. Sasakwa, Oklahoma Hario, Wisey A. Weleetka, Oklahoma Harley, Amelia A. ldabel, Oklahoma Harper, Lawrence E. Needles, Californfa Mohave Painting Choctaw Auto Mechanics. Sioux Masonry Cochiti Costume Shop Cherokee Machine Shop Caddo-Apache Business Potawatomi Printing-LetterpreSS Potawatomi Prfnting-Linotype Navaio Painting Gros Ventre Business Cheyenne Machine Shop Cheyenne-Arapaho Auto Mechanics Creek Business Navaio Business Seminole-Creek Business Seminole Business Seminole Practical Nursing Creek-Seminole Practical Nursing Choctaw Practical Nursing Mohave Refrgeration-Sheet Metal Fobb, Loretha J. Tom, Oklahoma Foley, Maureen Holdenville, Oklahoma Folsom, Cooper E. Talihina, Oklahoma Fragua, Mary V. Jemez Pueblo, New Frank, Austin Haskell, Oklahoma Frazier, Leonard W. Ada, Oklahoma Frazier, Michael R. Dallas, Texas Freio, Barbara A. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Freio, James L. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Frye, Mary J. Henryetta, Oklahoma Garcia, Doreen A. Casa Blanca, New Mexico George, Roger E. Ketchikan, Alaska Giago, Loretta Pine Rfdge, South Dakota Gilbert, Marilyn Yuma, Arizona Gipson, Steve A. Broken Bow, Oklahoma Goate, Rachel E. Holdenville, Oklahoma SENIORS Choctaw Practical Nursing Creek Business Choctaw Refrigeration-Sheet Metal .lemez Mexico Costume Shop Creek Auto Mechanics Chickasaw Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Choctaw Printing-Linotype Pawnee Business X Pawnee Business Creek Business Laguna Dental Assistant Haida-Thlinget Business Sioux Business Quechan Business Choctaw Machine Shop Creek Business Gvoggles, Ruth M. Arapaho St. Stephens, Wyoming Dormitory Management Gray, Emma Navajo Church Rock, New Mexico Costume Shop Grayson, Lizzie Cherokee Stilwell, Oklahoma Business 'Grayson, Shirley A. Creek Haskell, Oklahoma Practical Nursing Grinnell, Adrian C. Kyle, South Dakota Grover, Crucita Polacca, Arizona Groves, Roderick, L. Myton, Utah Guerrero, Lawrence E. Topeka, Kansas 27' Gros Ventre-Sioux Masonry Tewa-Hopi Business Ute PaintIng Potawatomt Business ' rlsl SENIORS ' Jones, Albert C. 'L -za 1 Owyhee, Nevada Joshua, Linda J. Holdenville, Oklahoma ,f 4 f f . f 1,,. , .. . i. , ,L , i ',..,1 3 Joshua, Susie M. Maud, Oklahoma z 'V-,, V Kapayou, Lynn F. Tama, Iowa Kasero, Evelyn R. Old Laguna, New Mexico Katchatag, Deahl D. Unalakleel, Alaska Kavairlook, Maiorie V. Koyuk, Alaska Keams, Kee J. Holbrook, Arizona Keams, Paul Holbrook, Arizona Kee, Betty R. Vander Wagen, New Mexico asf s 4 f W ,A ff f f 4 4 4 ,gif f f , f V , f' . ' A Leekity, Winnie Zuni, New Mexico LeFlore, Jimmy L. Kiowa, Oklahoma Lente, Lucinda M. Isleta, New Mexico Lester, Sadie Mescalero, New Mexico .w...,. ,,., , V Kirk, Ronnie Laird, Curtis Largo, Nita L. Keener, Joan Hulbert, Oklahoma Kellywood, Johnny P. San Juan Pueblo, New Mexico M. Salina, Oklahoma Lacy, Lula M. Rose, Oklahoma K. Parker, Arizona Lalti, Ronald W. Juneau, Alaska . Navaio Bloomfield, New Mexico Costume Shop l-Q neY, MUVY 5- Seminole Holclenville, Oklahoma Business Leaf, Gene Cherokee Vian, Oklahoma Auto Mechanics Lee, Robert I. Creek Sdpulpa, Oklahoma Zuni Costume Shop Choctaw Dormitory Management Isleta Cooking Apache Business 30 .ffili If!-. ',-,ssg-,fc ,sae ...L - f..' W pa -- .,........,me....1e,?,,., Auto Mechanics Shoshone-Paiule Business Creek Business Creek-Seminole Business Sac-Fox Printing-Linotype Laguna Business Eskimo Auto Mechanics Eskimo Business Navaio Electricity Navaio Electricity Navaio Business Cherokee Dormitory Mana San Juan Welding Cherokee Auto Mechanics Cherokee Business Chemehuevi Auto Mechanics Thlinget Business gement Honga, Andrea Peach Springs, Arizona Hornbuckle, P. Irene Cherokee, North Carolina Howesa, Darlene Hotevilla, Arizona Huma, Edward Polacca, Arizona Hutchins, Mary S. Ada, Oklahoma Hyeoma, Leander Phoenix, Arizona lsham, Ira Nett Lake, Minnesota Jack, Agnes M. Ambler, Alaska Jack, Eugene R. White Swan, Washington Jackson, Janice S. Mayetta, Kansas Jackson, Walter F. Forks, Washington Janis, Darlene J. Pine Ridge, South D Janis, Emerald K. Pine' Ridge, South Dakota Jefferson, Absalom P. Blue, Oklahoma Jenkins, Ina Aleknagik, Alaska Jgrue, Shirley A. Anchorage, Alaska 4.1 5 fr wt ' ,KW ,. ..,:H::. .lf , , I , ,,: . ,, ff Y Z Vfr' f 'fl ,- fr, ,Z ,,V,,f,, SENIORS Hualapai Business Cherokee Business Hopi Dormitory Management Hopi Painting Chickasaw Business Machine Shop ',,. i C h i P P e W G - :SKS ..'.. 1 i Mach If' e Shop 1 Practical Nursin Yakima Auto Mechanics Potawatomi Dental Assistant Quillayute Business Sioux akota Practical Nursing i Sioux Dental Assistant Choctaw Business Eskimo Practical Nursing Athabascan Practical Nursing Jim, Sarah L. Somerton, Arizona Jimboy, Wanda L. Okemah, Oklahoma John, Raymond P. Jr. White Swan, Washington John, Sarah M. Indian Wells, Arizona ' ' - .f -fs, -Q, ilirri Q f X 4 ff X f f J! 4 X64 7 0 J-,vi IM ,V M ,Nw -'fzgfm f 5 f 1 -swfs.f.w,-,:., 5 ., H.,.,.,'5.,,, .,,- i jx.-iggm . ., 1 1 'V , V 6 , ., , Q N ,. . ..., ,I-frmzi, erw4v,fw, , ,,, K ' - Cocopah Business Creek Dormitory Management. Yakima Plumbing Navaio Practical Nursing Johnson, Albert Jr. Bristow, Oklahoma Johnson, Carolyn S. Cheroke-e, North Carolina Johnson, Nora Tuba City, Arizona Johnson, Wilbert Bristow, Oklahoma 29 Creek Baking Cherokee Business Navaio Business Creek Ba king Owens, Jimmy Akiak, Alaska Owl, June D. Cherokee, North Carolina 92 M fe f f X .V -,ff-we-0 wc' Wi f 52 Vnnmmwgf. fff y. .f ,.,, . X f f W Y from-afvf w he-My 7.-74-if-fwgz ..-' 49Gw,:7'Z J f X 1 1 O , 1' ,wff 2 f, 4 xpgfvg , X ,,,... V . ,V fs - Q5-ws-'we f. K ' 7.7 X f V f 'r 'V ' it f ' W' ' SW f' V 1- 5: ,f 7 Z QQ 'f 5, ' 5 , 12 522155 se si? 425B 5, , ii W? if 1' 9 ' 'f fm I ' -i f '--.ffikiif ' ' gtk ,gm fs f , .4 'X v . v sw, 'X , Nickolai, Palmer, Alaska Noble, Margaret L Broken Noline, Hutch K. -f, '.., , .. Marina SENIORS Mills, Gilbert A. Jr. Hoonah, Alaska Montes, Richard J. Box Elder, Montana Moonin, Lydia L. Port Graham, Alaska Montoya, Nick N. Santa Fe, New MeXiC0 Moose, Warfield L. Wounded Knee, South Dakota Morgan, Kalskag, Morgan, Crown po- Morgan, George S. Alaska Rosalie J. int, New Mexico Vera M. Shiprock, New Mexico Morris, Zack T. Enid, Oklahoma Mose, Lester N. Ardmore, Oklahoma Moses, Eugene R. Nespelem, Washington Mullahon, Paul Navaio, New Mexico Naranio, Charlene A. Santa Fe, New Mexico Nasafotie, Robert Second Nelson, Mesa, Arizona Leslie A. Craig, Alaska Nez, Johnson Indian Wells, Arizona Arrow, Oklahoma San Carlos, Arizona Nuttle, Carol L. Pawnee, Oklahoma Eskimo Carpentry Cherokee Business Athabascan Business Creek Business Apache Technical Drafting Pawnee Business Oyoumick, Ray A. Unalakleet, Alaska Pahdocony, Cecelia A. Fletcher, Oklahoma Eskimo Auto Mechanics' Pawnee Business 32 Thlinget Auto Mechanics Chippewa-Cree Masonry Aleut Business lsleta-Taos Business Sioux Business Eskimo Cooking Navaio Business Navaio Business Sac 8. Fox Technical Drafting Choctaw Business Colville Business Navaio Business Santa Clara Business Hopi Painting Haida Electronics Navaio Painting fi' r 4 a A www, 2.1, -1.3.4 fw 1 Z , 4 fav, 4 f, s l f 4 ex 413, ., .fy ' 1' ,. 'vi ,, ' yy , Lug, 1, . 5,5-Q., - :e. we. iv, 1 -.,,v A-9 .,.:. A., rf.: ,.,.. ',.. .ic ' ., ,, x... , ..., ,,,,.,e.,,,.q:, ,, 7 , Q X8 5 sf ,Of 1 X, ef K s 1 i J 0, 5 ,wsv,.f..-1.9:misfit-g ' ..ezM i5.P H -wife' 'f SENIORS lewis, Roland J. Eskimo Kwigillingak, Alaska Electronics Little Light, Richard Crow St. Xavier, Montana Welding Logan, Delores K. Kickapoo Mcloud, Oklohoma Business Lorentine, Leander Papago Eloy, Arizona Auto Mechanics Lorenzo, Julian R. Navaio Tohatchi, New Mexico Carpentry Lucario, Paul S. Laguna-Acoma Cubero, New Mexico Technical Drafting McGIaslin, Leda V. Pawnee Enid, Oklahoma Business Mclntosh, Brenda J. Creek Oakhurst, Oklahoma Printing-Linotype Mclntosh, Waukita K. Cherokee Hulbert, Oklahoma Business McKinney, Dwight L. Kickapoo Powhattan, Kansas Auto Mechanics Mahkewa, Donald Jr. Hopi Poston, Arizona Electricity Marris, Carl W. Choctaw Madill, Oklahoma Electricity Marshall, Lucille Creek Eutaula, Oklahoma Business Marshall, M. Elizabeth Creek Sand Springs, Oklahoma Business Martin, Priscilla A. Thlinget Juneau, Alaska Business Martine, Norman N. Ramah-Navaio Ramah, New Mexico Electricity ff my f sl I .sf A 'fa W Exif , .iss 5 ,Z - , 1 4 .95-3.mhf,f.ff,4ff i n V47 -15.55, . 55 W - A' ffvf-19 Aify M, 6 if ' 1 f f Cf Q fff' ' ,.,- A,-Vff'Z W'h'W 4 . A Martinez, Kenneth P. New Laguna, New Mexico Martinez, Lula Nageezi, New Mexico Mason, Wesley S. Jr. Albuquerque, New Mexico Mather, Alan E. Metlakatla, Alaska Laguna Business Navaio Costume Shop Sioux-Mandan-Laguna Business Tsimpshean Business Methvin, Billi R. Carnegie, Oklahoma Miles, Leslie A. Flandreau, South Dakota Miles, Viola L. Flandreau, South Dakota Miller, Rodney R. Wolf Point, Montana 3B 1B Kiowa-Apache Business Arapaho Business Arapaho Business Assiniboine Business . S., we we 0.5 fi, .W ., , Q., S 1 0,5 F, sw. I- U v 4, smnmsg 5, . A ,.v.W,,,,,, 1 ewsqw .w -. 'f 'V SWS fe fr L: -7 .-'f saws' 4? :Q ev ei Q., .WGA ,wwffveyiwzsm A.- . ,sexy ,. ymdv, X ff! WZ, M .wwf wiv 5 - ,sQ6c,.W.s Q.-f if :j 1. Y! 'E .- f ' 5454?-fl -'1 Q fi i- , . , ,ii ,, ., -sg, e,.,,,...-V...-f.,vs.',, gy, , I. ,i.i,.lfz,'-ff-W2r'250'i.3r , V ,k.., , ,,,. in r up ij:-f f-f- ' , .4 f. 291.-f'ff. :1,eN Q . . X-new .s WAWWQ A 'A - A . 0 5 .-i'mY ' ,'i Qi3Q. MX fi fLJ'Qef'f.-' 'P fry? A '-Nz' . At dai Q4 . N., .,,.,....f V, f-A , gf A522266 V f ' S2 f fr A , A I 9 Z We X 2 Simon, Robert W. Topeka, Kansas Sixkiller, Myrtle S. Colcord, Oklahoma Smith, David J. Kiana, Alaska Smith, Janice L. Ft. Defiance, Arizona ,.,,'Lwn-pref, lf.. -gi? '-'JSE' - - Ns -' f fry, y-.5 ,- T i1f,2 VV,, i V,,V L .K SENIORS 'Sequoyah, Carol V. Cherokee, North Carolina Shane, John St. Paul Island, Alaska Shirley, Linda M. Ft. Defiance, Arizona Simon, Harold J. Powhattan, Kansas Sac 8. Ffx Refrigeration-Sheet Cherokee Dental Assistant Eskimo Carpentry Navaio-Acoma Business 34 -.nur - Metal R.i....., wma cfeqk Dustin, Oklahoma Business Roberts, Wilma L. Chickasaw-Choctaw Ada, Oklahoma Business Robinson, Katie A. 50n1.ln0le'C eek Konawa, Oklahoma BUSHISSS Rogers, Lewis Hfflfl Hotevilla, Arizona BUSIHGSS Romero, Daniel R. Jemez . Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico Auto Mechanics Ross, Janice S. Cherokee Stilwell, Oklahoma BUSINESS Sahmea, lna M. NClifUi0-l'l0Pl Polacca, Arizona BUSINESS Saluskin, Delano J. Ydkimfl Brownstown, Washington Business Sampson, Augustina Eskimo Noorvik, Alaska Practical Nursing Sampson, Beatrice L. Yakima-Puyallup Wapato, Washington Business Samqua, Barbara J. Sac 8. Fox Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Cooking Sanders, Diana J. Chippewa Minneapolis, Minnesota Dental Assistant Saraficio, Mary D. Papago Sells, Arizona Business Sarnie, Louie J. Cherokee Braggs, Oklahoma Auto Mechanics Scott, Mariorie M. Navaio Fort Defiance, Arizona Business Scott., Tom Navaio Fort Defiance, Arizona Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Cherokee Practical Nursing Aleut Auto Mechanics Navajo Business Kickapoo Printing-Platemaking Parish, B. Faye Antlers, Oklahoma Parker, William B. Sulphur, Oklahoma Perez, Elias J. Sante Fe, New Mexico Perryman, Agnes W. Coweta, Oklahoma Phillips, Ashley Walthill, Nebraska Phillips, Mary J. Coweta, Oklahoma Phillips, Ramona J. Stidham, Oklahoma Phillips, Roderick Grand Canyon, Arizona Pickering, Janie R. Sapulpa, Oklahoma Pohuma, Gregory M. Taos, New Mexico Pruitt, Earl Stilwell, Oklahoma Puhuyaomo, George Second Mesa, Arizona Quam, Brenda Zuni, New Mexico Ray, Elsie W. Parker, Arizona Redthunder, Norman Nespelem, Washington Reed, Anthony R. Crow Agency, Montana SENIORS Choctaw Business Choctaw Painting Nambe Dormitory Management Creek l Business Omaha Printing-Letterpress Creek Business Creek Business Hopi Technical Drafting Otoe-Kaw-Creek Home Decoration Taos Electronics Cherokee Auto Mechanics Hopi Painting Zuni Business Hopi-Tewa Business Colville Carpentry Crow Printing-letterpress Reed, Sevestine l. Kickapoo Shawnee, Oklahoma Business Reeder, Eleanor Navaio St. Michaels, Arizona Business Reid, Sarah L. Cherokee Cherokee, North Carolina Business Rhodd, Steven E. Potawatomi Tecumseh, Oklahoma Machine Shop Riggs, Mary A. Winslow, Arizona Riley, Janet R. Old laguna, New Mexico Rivera, Elaine J. Cubero, New Mexico Roberts, Phyllis S. Bellingham, Washington 33 Navaio Business laguna Business Laguna Business Nooksack Business Creek i SENIORS Tucker, Betty S. Oaks, Oklahoma Turner, George H. Holy Cross, A.laska Tyner, Marguerite S. Tulsa, Oklahoma Underwood, Matilda M. St. Stephens, Wyoming Vann, Wanda B. Porter, Oklahoma Victor, Jonathon San Carlos, Arizona Wade, Richard H. Broken Bow, Oklahoma Wadena, Gerald W. Naytahwaush, Minnesota Wahweotten, Leona J. Hoyt, Kansas Wak Wak, Carol J. Goldendale, Washington Walker, Edward D. Henryetta, Oklahoma Wallace, Joe W. Ardmore, Oklahoma Wanya, Francis R. Jr. San Fidel, New Mexico Waquie, Manuel D. Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico Wasson, Roberta Reno, Nevada Watchman, Pearl M. St. Michael's, Arizona Cherokee Practical 'Nursing Athabascan Business Shawnee-Seneca Costume Shop Arapaho Home Decoration Cherokee Business Apache Auto Mechanics Choctaw Electricity Chippewa Masonry Potawatomi Business Yakima-Umatilla Business Masonry Choctaw-Chickasaw Business Acoma Auto Mechanics Jemez Auto Mechanics Washoe-Paiute Business Navaio Business Wauneka, Fairy A. Navaio Ft. Defiance, Arizona Business Webster, Dale A. Oneida West De Pere, Wisconsin Business Wesley, Beverly A. Tsimpshean Metlakatla, Alaska Business Wesley, Michael W. Creek Wetumka, Oklahoma Business White, .JOhn H. Cfgw Crow Agency, Montana Masonry White Lightning, Allen Sioux Cannon Ball, North Dakota Business Whiteskunk, Josephine Cheyenne Hammon, Oklahoma Business Whitetree Terry Senecmcayuga Wyandotte, Oklahoma Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Esiftl-F ,: '. ,gs ......r...,.,......-e4-...f-...Ave ,.. 36 1 i i i F 3 f l i Smith, K. Ellen Smithville, Oklahoma Smith, K. Helen Smithville, Oklahoma Smith, Wildalynn .l. Phoenix, Arizona Snell, George H. Spokane, Washington Somegastava, Doris P. Sacaton, Arizona Sonny, James R. Tuba City, Arizona Sumner, Edward S. Redlake, Minnesota Sweezy, Ellen L. Red Rock, Oklahoma Suminimo, Elmer Peach Springs, Arizona Tahbonemah, Glenn D. Gotebo, Oklahoma Talawyma, Bruce D. Hotevilla, Arizona Talayumptewa, Emaline A. Hotevilla, Arizona Talayumptewa, Velma Polacca, Arizona Tessay, Chester Cibecue, Arizona Tessay, Theodore B. Cibecue, Arizona Tewa, Roszella H. Flagstaff, Arizona SENIORS Choctaw Business Choctaw Business Camp Verde-Yava pai Business Gros Ventre Masonry Pima-Maricopa Practical Nursing Hopi-Navaio Auto Mechanics Chippewa Auto Mechanics Arapaho Business Hualapai Printing-Offset Pressman Kiowa Refrigeration-Sheet Metal S Hopi Business Hopi Business Hopi Business Apache Painting Apache Painting Hopi-Tewa Printing-Linotype Tewangoitewa, Ross S. Hopi Tuba City, Arizona Painting Thomas, Rosalyn Navaio Shiprock, New Mexico Business Thompson, Elnora Cherokee Cherokee, North Carolina Business Tickett, McArthur L. Eskimo Kobuk, Alaska Carpentry Tiger, Charles E. . Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Tiger, Charline ' Tulsa, Oklahoma Toahty, Kittie A. Perry, Oklahoma Tso, Eugene Houck, Arizona 35 Creek Electronics Creek Business Pawnee-Kiowa Business Navaio Auto Mechanics l l l A l i l Memories Are Made ofTi1iS S li 431 Junior-Senior Reception There was excitement in the air as last minute prepara- tions were being made for the Junior-Senior Reception. Stu- . . . , dents didn't hesitate to borrow or lend an article to wear to the recep-tion smcetlt was the first formal occasion. For the students of Haskell lnstitute, the Junior-Senior Reception was held in Stidharn Union on September l6, 1967. Each iunior boy and girl was escorted to the reception by a senior boy or tgirl. . u Everyone looked especially neat in appearance and displayed superb manners. As Introductions were being made, the students had an opportunity to become acquainted with the staff members, student council officers, and new classmates and friends. . Students were seen busy chatting with each other throu-ghout the evening. To add to the delightful atmos- phere, refreshments were served. The students enioyed punch, cookies, and mints, which were served from an elegantly, but simply arranged table. As the evening came to a close, the crowd of students in the Union slowly dispersed. They returned to their dorms thinking of the many new friends they had made. Registration for others it was the long awaited final school year. An informal assembly began the registration day's activities at which time Mr. Wallace Galluzzi, the principal, cheerfully welcomed the student body and informed all students of Haskell's rules and regulations. Following this assembly the campus buzzed with excitement as students proceeded to Sequoyah Hall to register for the coming school year. As the students progressed through the registration lines, they received identification cards, class schedules, influenza shots, and purchased activity cards. Representatives of various religious. denominations were present in the library to become acquainted with the studentsfand to familiarize them with their church services and activities held in the area. These eager, curious stu- dents also had the opportunity to visit the student bank. As registration day, August 28, 1967, came to a close, handbooks and pamphlets containing vital information concerning Haskell were issued to the .vJuniors. Nine hundred and ninety-nine weary, yet smiling Haskellites left the building prepared to begin classes the following day. 38 V s M .A .. -. The big day arrived for the students of Haskell Institute. Many deter- mined and enthusiastic students had left homes, families, and friends for ad- vanced education. For some students this was their first year away from home, SENIORS Williams, Ella Navaio Tuba City, Arizona Practical Nursing Williams, Myrna J. Cherokee Muskogee, Oklahoma Business Williams, Ralph Athabascan Hughes, Alaska Electricity Wilson, Shirley A. Choctaw Atoka, Oklahoma Business Wise, Evans C. Seminole Seminole, Oklahoma Welding Yazzie, Eleanora A. Navaio Winslow, Arizona Business Yazzie, Johnson Navaio Tuba City, Arizona Plumbing Yazzie, Marie Navajo Page, Arizona Business Ybarra, Judy A. Apache San Carlos, Arizona Practical Nursing Yellowfish, Corise D. Comanche-Apache New York, New York Business A Yepu, Rita Jemez Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico Dental Assistant York, Judy A. Cherokee Collinsville, Oklahoma Business Seniors Not Pictured Anquoe, James L. Topeka, Kansas Beatty, Belden Cibecue, Arizona Beckwith, Lynette A. Weston, Oregon Catron, Theda Stilwell, Oklahoma Crow Flies High, Joyce New Town, North Dakota Daniels, Norman E. Okmulgee, Oklahoma Dawes, Cecil L. Seiling, Oklahoma Downs, Jenelle L. Pawnee, Oklahoma Gaines, Melvin L. Tulsa, Oklahoma Gale, Bette L. Federal Dam, Minnesota Gipson, Betty L. Milburn, Oklahoma Haynes, Louise Henryetta, Oklahoma Kiowa Printing-Offset Pressman W. Mtn. Apache Auto Mechanics Chehalis Costume Shop Cherokee Business Gros Ventre-Mandan Cooking Creek Auto Mechanics Cheyenne Printing-Linotype Kickapoo Business Choctaw Technical Drafting Chippewa Business Chickasaw Business Creek Business Hills, Darrell M. Winterhaven, California Kapayou, George Jr. Laurel, Iowa Kayonnie, Betty M. Ganado, Arizona Mirabal, Lucy Taos Pueblo, New Mexico Nutumya, Luther L. Oraibi, Arizona Roberts., -Dewey Jr. Tama, Iowa Savala, Manuel Los Angeles, California Scott, Winifred Flagstaff, Arizona Shipman, Truelin K. Hobbs, New Mexico Talahaftewa, Rupert Second Mesa, Arizona Tsosie, Billie Cameron, Arizona Watson, Cecil D. Talihina, Oklahoma Quechan Auto Mechanics Sac 8. Fox Welding Navaio Business Taos Costume Shop Hopi Painting Sac 8. Fox Business Paiute Electronics Hopi Dental Assistant Chickasaw Printing-Linotype Hopi Technical -Drafting Navaio Plumbing Choctaw Machine Shop Junior Class Officers Donna Shuey Jean Marshall Verna Ahhaitty Larry Strom Secretary Treasurer Vice President President Juniors and the iunior officers were involved in three very colorful events throughout the year that brought enioyment to many Haskellites. ln March, for fun and excitement, the Haskell students went to the Junior Carnival. Later in the month, everyone attended the Annual Barn Dance which was a western type event. These were fund-raising activities for the spring Prom. The highlight of the year was the Spring Prom which was held at the Kansas University Grand Ballroom honoring the seniors. The music was provided by the Kraft Music Haul. 40 Q Jumoa JUNIORS Ballot, Hendy S.. Selawik, Alaska Barber, louise Fruitland, New Mexico Barnett, Curtis A. Pryor, Oklahoma Barney, Mary T. Tohatchi, New Mexico Becenti, Stella M. Gallup, New Mexico Begay, Annie Ga nado, Arizona Begay, Gene A. Kayenta, Arizona Begay, Helen A. Thoreau, New Mexico Begay, Jimmy C. Lukachukai, Arizona Begay, Nelson Albuquerque, New Mexico Begay, Roger Kayenta, Arizona Begay, Sarah N. Aneth, Utah Belknap, Morris Whiteriver, Arizona Bell, Hayward Philadelphia, Mississippi Ben, Sarah A. Bryson City, North Carolina Benally, Danny St. Mighaels, Arizona Benally, David D. Oraibi, Arizona Benally, Elsie N. Aneth, Utah Benally, Judy A. Vander Wagon, New Mexico Ben-ally, Max Lukachukai, Arizona Benally, Nora C. Cameron, Arizona Bernie, Theresa E. Scottsbluff, Nebraska Bia, Harrison Chinle, Arizona Big Fire, Mary A. Winnebago, Nebraska 42 Eskimo Electronics Navaio Cooking Choctaw Baking Navaio Business Navaio Business Navaio Pre-Dental Navaio Auto Mechanics Navaio Business Navaio Auto Mechanics Nava io Dormitory Management Navaio Electricity Navaio Cooking Apache Auto Mechanics Choctaw Printing-Offset Pressman Cherokee Dormitory Management Navaio Auto Mechanics Navaio Electricity Navaio Business Navaio Cooking f Nava io Technical Drafting Navaio Dormitory Management Yankton Business Navaio Business Winnebago Business www., 4 .V sf sfws, .,,'.,RV,swM we ...,.ys.fm.,.. X V ' Q 7 0 -Q, . Z. 1.51. 2. jg- ,1'.,.'.r: ,M . ' fi -f' ff ' I iffisrz i tf'25':t 1- -f ,E ...glilf 'TEX' 'T 1 5' 42 fi.: 52-j'if ,Q 35 - f 'Q 'f- -V :S',3,,1:f. 4 ' X-Y-FQFGZ 256' GF .f X3 2-'FV' X X9 ,ff f f ' f, , , A iff ' - 'f ff N :5 ?5?Vgv+4f.WZ5' lfn9+bY+9?2S9V0W? QE QQ? .- .H ., -f. :ef QZSQMSQMK MSQQ MM Qsxe fiaf eww- L' ' A f Q ' Q f f wf J ' we 1,1 Q 63115 : '51 X, 7. V fyff f -' , 4 .: J 5: -'Wipe ff f f X Z . fLf!7'f'f I f JUNIORS Abalama, Jo Ann Egegik, Alaska Acorn, Grace E. Stilwell, Oklahoma Adams, lvaleen Polacca, Arizona Adams, Russell C. Jr. Denby, South Dakota Ahhaitty, Verna Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Allen, Carol S. Horton, Kansas Allison, Velma R. Duckwater, Nevada Alowa, Julie Nome, Alaska Alphus, Charlotte J. Bapchule, Arizona Anderson, Jack Jr. Lupton, Arizona Andrews, R. Victoria Nespelem, Washington Anquoe, Steven E. Kansas City, Missouri Antonio, Albert Ramah, New Mexico Atcitty, Paul H. Shiprock, New Mexico Atkins, Elena Owyhee, Nevada Atkins, Jacquelyn N. Red Rock, Oklahoma Atole, Mattheisen R. Dulce, New Mexico Auld, Edward F. Elmo, Montana Aunquoe, luke A. Ft. Worth, Texas Backbone, Noreen J. Crow Agency, Montana Bad Bear, David D. Crow Agency, Montana Badboy, Gloria J. Benson, Minnesota Bahe, Beniamin Pinon, Arizona Ball, Frank Harlem, Montana 41 Aleut Practical Nursing Cherokee Business Tewa-Hopi Pre-Dental Sioux Electronics Kiowa Business Kickapoo Business Shoshone Business Eskimo Business Karak Business Navaio Technical Drafting- Colville Business Kiowa Printing-Platemaking Navajo Auto Mechanics Navaio Technical Drafting- Shoshone-Paiute Business Otoe Printing-Linotype Apache Printing-Letterpress Flathead Masonry Kiowa-Apache Business Crow B'usiness Crow Cooking Chippewa Practical Nursing Navaio Plumbing Assiniboine-Sioux Electronics , Mk 49.96 s was-M .nf f Q me ff .nm-2 ' I t fgfaali . 91 V ..., 1 '.., 3 f X 6 xv ' Q Vi-Q 0.522 4 54 3 F . ff : , ,Z-24231-'i:gLz Y V Y . 1 ,, ,agp ff 1. ' jg TLS- 1773 ,I QSE5? -' ' Fi-f ii E ' 1 Q. 5 7 .rf 'ew I JUNIORS Bunner, David L. Okemah, Oklahoma Burbank, -David Chinle, Arizona Burgess, Gerald J. Charenten, Louisiana Butcher, Arthur G. Ponsford, Minnesota Buterin, Maxim Jr. St. Paul Island, Alaska Bylillie, Linda Shiprock, New Mekico Cahwee, Georgina, E. Sapulpa, Oklahoma Caiero, Mary I. Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico Caplelt, Albert Jr. Garryowen, Montana Carey, Gene Vian, Oklahoma Caseboldt, Lillian J. Vian, Oklahoma Casey, Roselyn Fruitland, New Mexico Creek-Cherokee Business Navaio Welding Chitimacha Electronics Chippewa Technical Drafting Aleut Business Navaio Dormitory Management Creek-Pawnee Business Jemez Practical Nursing Crow Printing-Letterpress Cherokee Auto Mechanics Cherokee Practical Nursing Navaio Cooking Cavanaugh, Jeannine D. Sioux Tokio, North Dakota Business Celo, Cypriana Jemez Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico Business Charles, Violet V. Eskimo Koyuk, Alaska Business Chato, Merle E. Navaio Mexican Springs, New Mexico Electronics Chavarria, Frances J. Santa Clara Espanola, New Mexico Cooking Chavez, Leland L. Papago-Pima Sells, Arizona Auto Mechanics Chee, Norman T. Navaio Tohatchi, New Mexico Auto Mechanics Cheek, Brenda K. Creek Okemah, Oklahoma Business Chief. Billy Navaio Kayenta, Arizona Welding Chiago, Clarence R. Pima A Laveen, Arizona Masonry Chiltoskie, Nancy A. Cherokee Cherokee, North Carolina Business Christie, Mary L. Cherokee Stilwell, Oklahoma 44 Practical Nursing 4' If A . . 4m.g4,wm. 4 fslgwyg age. N.g:5,53 f .S 15' I .V .. F -11 M 1, ego-f.,,fff,.lz ',,, W . ., av .N . .1 mms. wwmfm mx Fisk Q., X ff' Y . 0.4.2 iii. '15 . 115 I -3 ss ,, , ,, ,:.f: ..-vm.. 2. -.qv .. . .. .. .... - .1:32.1- .ly gf, f- i JUNIORS Big leggins, Davetta D. Poplar, Montana Bird, Evelyn A. Albuquerque, New Mexico Bifdi Mary Agnes Winnebago, Nebraska Birdinground, Andrea l. Crow Agency, Montana Blackwater, Erling Coolidge, Arizona Blake, Francis J. Mescalero, New Mexico Blodgett, Fred Elias Jr. Wapato, Washington Blossom, Alvin Owyhee, Nevada Bohanan, laura B. Watson, Oklahoma Bohanon, lodie A. Smithville, Oklahoma Boni, Janice Cibecue, Arizona Botella, June Mescalero, New Mexico Bowen, Gary D. Stewart, Nevada Boy, Ruth J. Browning, Montana Boyd, Bobby l. Shiprock, New Mexico Brawley, James L Hudson, Wyoming Brazzanovich, Douglas Reno, Nevada Brings Plenty, Leonard M. Pine Ridge, South Dakota Briscoe, Bobbie N. Conehatto, Mississippi Brower, Charles E. Barrow, Alaska Brown, Rita M. Poplar, Montana Bruner, Jacqueline Tulsa, Oklahoma Bruner, Phyllis J. Sapulpa, Oklahoma Bunch, Katha J. Stilwell, Oklahoma 43 Sioux-Assiniboine Business San Juan Dormitory Management Winnebago Practical Nursing Crow Business Pima Practical Nursing Apache Auto Mechanics Yakima Auto Mechanics Shoshone Masonry Choctaw Business Choctaw Bysiness Apache Dormitory Management Apache Business Shoshone Practical Nursing Blackfeet Business Navajo Printing-Offset Pressman Shoshone Business Paiute Plumbing Sioux Business Choctaw Dormitory Management Eskimo Electronics Sioux Business Creek Business Creek Business Cherokee Business JUNIORS Cries For Ribs, Velda .l. Ponca City, Oklahoma Crum, Samuel K. Owyhee, Nevada Cuch, Carlin D. Ft. Duchesne, Utah Cuch, Sherwood N. Ft. Duchesne, Utah Cummins, Phillip Poplar, Montana Dailey, Richard D. Casa Blanca, New Mexico Dallas, Marceline Phoenix, Arizona Dallas, Wayne Tuba City, Arizona Damon, Anson C. Jr. Sawmill, Arizona Dashee, Wave Keams Canyon, Arizona Davis, Beverly B. Nespelem, Washington Davis, Cynthia A. Schurz, Nevada Davis, Geneva Sacaton, Arizona Davis, Mark C. Cherokee, North Carolina Davis, Vicki A. Sasakwa, Oklahoma Dearly, Jerry M. Oglala, South Dakota Deere, larry Seminole, Oklahoma Denny, Shirley M. Stilwell, Oklahoma Denson, Norma Walnut Grove, Mississippi DeRocne, Elizabeth Heart Butte, Montana Dick, Eddie L. Toppenish, Washington Dixey, Sharon Blackfoot, Idaho Dodson, Robert Page, Arizona Doney, Violet M Hays, Montana 46 Ponca Business Shoshone Masonry Ute Baking Ute Baking Assiniboine-Sioux Business Laguna Auto Mechanics Hopi Business Hopi Business Novaio Electricity Hopi Food Service Colville Business Paiute-Shoshone Business Pima-Papago Food Service Cherokee Painting Seminole-Creek Home Decoration Sioux Business Seminole Auto Mechanics Cherokee Business Choctaw Business Blackfeet Cooking Alaskia-Yakima Carpentry Shoshone-Bannock Business Navaio Electricity Gros Ventre Dormitory Management A. 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Atoka, Oklahoma Fourkiller, Ruby Stilwell, Oklahoma Francis, Hannah Eufaula, Oklahoma Frank, Raymond Lupton, Arizona Frank, Sampson Crownpoint, New Mexico Frazier, Nicky D. Ada, Oklahoma Frazier, Velma J. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Fred, Dean Gardnerville, Nevada Freeman, Anita R. Okmulgee, Oklahoma French, Darlene Cherokee, North Carolina Gachupin, Frank R. Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico Ganadonegro, Janie Magdalena, New Mexico Garcia, Barbara San Juan Pueblo, N. Mexico Garcia, Evelyn B. Sells, Arizona Garcia, Paulita Santo Domingo Pueblo, N. Garcia, Serafin F. Santo Domingo Pueblo, N. Gardipee, Irene M. Box Elder, Montana Gardipee, Mary E. Hays, Montana Garnanez, Susie Shiprock, New Mexico George, Bernita M. Holbrook, Arizona George, Gloria J. Coulee Dam, Washington George, Jeffrey M. Angoon, Alaska George, Stanley L. Oraibi, Arizona Giago, Daniel P. Pine Ridge, South Dakota M. M. 48 Choctaw Business Cherokee Business Creek Business Navaio Business Navaio Auto Mechanics Chickasaw Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Choctaw Business Washoe Auto Mechanics Creek Dormitory Management Cherokee Business Jemez Welding Navaio Costume Shop San Juan Business Papago Food Service Santo Domingo Business Santo Domingo Welding Chippewa-Cree Business Gros Ventre f Practical fNursing Navaio Business Navqio Business Nez Perce Business Thlinget Plumbing Hopi Auto Mechanics Sioux Business JUNIORS Douglas, Donna M. Ketchikan, Alaska Downing, Nora Locust Grove, Oklahoma Dude, Steven J. San Carlos, Arizona Dundas, Daniel A.. -Metlakatla, Alaska Dustin, Davis Bylas, Arizona Eagleman, Robert D. Cheyenne River, South Dako Elliot, Vivian S. Idabel, Oklahoma Elmer, Michael P. Tuba City, Arizona Eningowuk, Johnson Shishmaref, Alaska Ereaux, Charles E. Dodson, Montana Etsitty, Freddie Chinle, Arizona Evan, Olga Pilot Station, Alaska Everybody Talks About, W Browning, Montana Factor, Roy G. Holdenville, Oklahoma Fall, Erma Whiteriver, Arizona Fallis, Robert l. Mission, South Dakota Fanman, David Jr. Seiling, Oklahoma Fasthorse, Delphine J. Cannon Ball, North Dakota Feather, Patricia A. Jay, Oklahoma Felter, Blossom G. Riverton, Wyoming Ferguson, Lois D. Mesa, Arizona Fighter, Norman Hardin, Montana Fisherman, Arlene Schurz, Nevada Fitzpatrick, John L. Crow Agency, Montana 47 Haida Home Decoration Cherokee Business Apache Electricity Tsimpshean-Thlinget Carpentry Apache Auto Mechanics Sioux ta Business Choctaw Pre-Dental Hopi Masonry Eskimo Auto Mechanics Gros Ventre Welding Navajo Auto Mechanics Eskimo Business Blackfeet Auto Mechanics Creek-Seminole Technical Drafting Apache Home Decoration Sioux Technical Drafting Cheyenne Cooking Sioux Business Cherokee Business Arapaho Costume Shop Pima-Hopi Business Crow Business Shoshone Business Crow Business JUNIORS Henry, Charles D. Philadelphia, Mississippi Henry, Galila S. Salina, Oklahoma Hess, Angela U. Mountain Village, Alaska Higheagle, Sandra L. Lapwai, Idaho Hill, Maxine Weleetka, Oklahoma Hillis, Mervyn L. Ft. Defiance, Arizona Hinman, Edyth L. Ponca City, Oklahoma Hitcher, Vernon Stilwell, Oklahoma Hobson, Judy S. Nondalton, Alaska Hogan, Constance D. Garryowen, Montana Holata, Eli W. Seminole, Oklahoma Holiday, Jack' Tonalea, Arizona Holmes, Dean E. Tuba City, Arizona Honanie, Mary L. Oraibi, Arizona Honyouti, Richard Hotevilla, Arizona Hopkins, Harold San Carlos, Arizona Hopson, Evelyn Barrow, Alaska Horn, Alvin W. MoDermitt, Nevada Houle, Donald G. St. John, North Dakota House, Dorolhe O. Thoreau, New Mexico Howard, Bruno Scottsdale, Arizona Howard, Frances .l. Redby, Minnesota Howe, Mavin E. Harrold, South Dakota Howell, Mary L. Pawnee, Oklahoma 50 Choctaw Printing-Linotype Cherokee Business Eskimo Costume Shop Nez Perce Costume Shop Creek Practical Nursing Navaio Auto Mechanics Ponca Business Cherokee Electronics Athabascan Business Crow Business Creek-Seminole Welding Navaio Welding Hopi Auto Mechanics Hopi Business Hopi Carpentry Apache Auto Mechanics Eskimo Business Paiute f Auto Mechanics Chippewa Masonry Navaio Food Service Pima Meat Cutting Chippewa Business Crow-Creek-Sioux Business Pawnee Business ,f:'2'.fW.fw iff, Y! I if X f f f ,.i' 31 Q JUNIORS Gillette, Grace B. Mandaree, North Dakota Gipson, Harold D. Atoka, Oklahoma Golbe, Mary J. Fruitland, New Mexico . Gooden, James R. Fairbanks, Alaska Grimes, Ricky D. Henryetta, Oklahoma Grounds, Leland Browning, Montana Gunhammer, Dorothy M. Cleveland, Ohio Gutierrez, Maria A. Topeka, Kansas Hale, Jacob Okemah, Oklahoma Hall, Alice M. Winnebago, Nebraska Halsey, Iris A. Ft. Yates, North Dakota Hamilton, Robert L. Mill Creek, Oklahoma Haney, Madeline Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Hanson, Myrtle J. Bayfield, Wisconsin Hario, Mary A. Seminole, Oklahoma Hario, Monroe Sasakwa, Oklahoma Hario, Rebecca M. Weleetka, Oklahoma Harlan, Elsie Macy, Nebraska Harris, Myron Toadlena, New Mexico Harrison, Dennis R. Topeka, Kansas Harrison, Elouise Farmington, New Mexico Harrison, Zelma J. Clebit, Oklahoma Havier, Mary K. Sells, Arizona Hayward, Rhoda M. Metlakatla, Alaska 49 Arickara Business Choctaw A Auto Mechanics Navaio Cooking Eskimo' Auto Mechanics Kickap oo Carpentry Blackfeet Meat Cutting Sioux Business Kickapoo Printing-Offset Creek Machine Shop Winnebago Business Sioux Pre-Dental Chickasaw-Choctaw Machine Shop Creek-Seminole Business Chippewa Costume Shop Seminole Business Seminole Welding Creek-Seminole Business Omaha Printing-Linotype Navajo Electricity Potawatomi Carpentry Navaio Business Choctaw Cooking Papago Business Tsimpshean Business f- y -as 3 :sa ff.: K M e'v4w.+ y Hy 1 f - 4 sw- vw. if wwf ,..., I 1 . gs-wr I +-z,.,w - V 4 2 v .sf .A Q. 4.69:--f,' G1 12:7 .' -M, . 1, '4.,,g-G-if , - V. U Q mc A f iffjl-'E 7 2, V Sam ,vw f, f 'nw 4:3 i -X 1251 s 2n..yf'1f- f.1s 1, 2 g .-5,7 -1, if f ifrilf ii: Qgqzj, .11 4. 131 . lr ! iL3. i1':.-131. 2. ii V ' gsggmf, gags, JUNIORS Johnson, Barbara M. Topeka, Kansas Johnson, Curtis R. Mescalero, New Mexico Johnson, Dewey Wellton, Arizona Johnson, Orlanda B. Gallup, New Mexico Johnson, Roley Holdenville, Oklahoma Johnson, Samaria A. Seminole, Oklahoma Johnson, Virgil Oraibi, Arizona Jones, James L. Seminole, Oklahoma Jones, Lynne S. Adams, Oregon Jose', Irene M. Pawnee, Oklahoma Kahn, Raymond Houck, Arizona Kamerdft, Mezak Lower Kalskag, Alaska Kaulaity, Martha H. Mountain View, Oklahoma Keah-Tigh, Quentin F. Towaoc, Colorado Kee, Ida M. Shiprock, New Mexico Keener, Billy J. Miami, Oklahoma Kenworthy, Frank D. Kotzebue, Alaska Kewanimptewa, Davis Jr. Oraibi, Arizona Keyonnie, Mary L. Ganado, Arizona Killingsworth, Thomas J. Checotah, Oklahoma King, Juanita T. Ft. Totten, North Dakota Kinsey, Arlana S. Clarkdale, Arizona Kunaknana, Joseph Barrow, Alaska Kuntz, Thomas R. Ft. Yates, North Dakota Potawatomi Costume Shop Apache Auto Mechanics Pima Cooking Navajo Business Creek Welding Creek-Seminole Business Hopi Welding Seminole Business Umatilla Costume Shop Pawnee Business Navaio Technical Drafting Eskimo Carpentry Kiowa Business Kiowa-Cheyenne-Arapaho Dormitory Management Navaio Business Cherokee Business Eskimo X Auto Mechanics Hopi Carpentry Navaio Pre-Dental Creek Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Sioux Business Ca m p Verde-Apache-Yava pal Costume Shop . Eskimo Business Sioux Printing-Offset Pressman JUNIORS Hudson, Evelyn Tonalea, Arizona Hunnicutt, ,Roy D. Kotzebue, Alaska Hunt, James J. Walker, Minnesota Hyatt, Vicki N. Tulsa, Oklahoma Ignacio, Bessie Ma ncos, Colo.rado lke, Wanda C. Elko, Nevada Jack, Robert Owyhee, Nevada Jackson, Lloyd W. Austin, Nevada Jackson, Ralford J. Tuba City, Arizona Jamestown, Alfred R. Angoon, Alaska Janis, Delores E. Manderson, South Dakota Janis, Kathleen A. 'Manderson, South Dakota Japheih, Lillian s. Akiqk, Alaska Jefferson, Calvin C. Lodge Grass, Montana Jefferson, Leo B. Talihina, Oklahoma Jenkins, Jo Anne St. Stephens, Wyoming Jensen, Frank L. Jr. Tuba City, Arizona Jensen, Robert Winslow, Arizona Jim, Johnny W. Jr. Toppenish, Washington Jimmy, Janice N. Sparks, Nevada John, Christine A. Wadsworth, Nevada John, Dennis A. Gardnerville, Nevada John, Dorothy L. Steamburg, New York John, Robert Ga rd nerville, Nevada Navaio Business Eskimo Electronics Chippewa Machine Shop Cherokee-Quapaw Business Navaio Business Shoshone Home Decoration Paiute Auto Mechanics Shoshone Auto Mechanics Hopi Printing-Offset Pressma n Thlinget Cooking Sioux Pre-Dental Sioux Business Eskimo Business Crow Printing-Letterpress Choctaw Auto Mechanics Arapaho-Shoshone Business Navaio Plumbing Navajo Masonry Yakima-Cascade Business Shoshone Business Paiute Business Washoe Auto Mechanics Seneca Business Washoe Carpentry i Qwawf N 0:2 5154? 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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma McClure, Preston Talihina, Oklahoma McElroy, James E. -Oklahoma City, Oklahoma McPherson, Laveta J. Longton, Kansas MacDonald, Linda M. Frazer, Montana Mahle, Kenneth J. Polacca, Arizona Makarin, Eugene R. Unalaska, Alaska Makaseah, Yvonne R. Shawnee, ,Oklahoma Manuel, Hernandez Prescott, Arizona Manuel, M. Ranea Scottsdale, Arizona Manuelito, Annie Brimhall, New Mexico Manuelito, Donna J. Taos, New Mexico Manuelito, Jennie Crownpoint, New Mexico Manygoats, Lester Littlewater, New Mexico Marshall, Norma J. Sand Springs, Oklahoma Martin, Coolidge R. Chinle, Arizona Martin, Florence G. locust Grove, Oklahoma Martin, June A. Crownpoint, New Mexico Martinez, Roger Ramah, New Mexico Martinez, Theresa A. Penasco, New Mexico Masqua, Calvin M. Horton, Kansas Massey, Floyd Whiteriver, Arizona Matsuno, Lillian l.. Ugashik, Alaska 54 Colville Costume Shop Arapaho Printing-Linotype Choctaw Cooking Creek Auto Mechanics l Cheyenne-Arapaho Business Assiniboine-Sioux Business Tewa-laguna Painting Aleut Business Kickapoo Business Pima Business Pima Business Navaio Business Taos Pre-Dental Navajo Practical Nursing Navaio Auto Mechanics Creek Practical Nursing Navajo X Auto Mechanics Cherokee Business Navaio Business Navaio-Ramah Auto Mechanics Picuris-San Juan Business Potawatomi Machine Shop Apache Electricity Aleut Practical Nursing sf 2 99 ,SX is .9 ff 54 M Avi ,ff 4,5 , v '53 'O .,.1w-'e tfwfas X ?'fi,.g,..b':1 ,.fIA,.- ,, .MSQQUSZXSA 7, S s s ' xwsww 9 'N ff' 2? ms, . ff A ,,1,ll i ii JUNIORS LaBuff, M. Joy Browning, Montana Lafferty, Henry J. Eagle Butte, South Dakota LaFontaine, Louise J. Sisseton, South Dakota Lang, Norman D. Bylas, Arizona Lapaz, Virginia C. Mescalero, New Mexico LaPlant, Crystal D. Browning, Montana Leavitt, Michael Barrow, Alaska LeClere, Mary l. Mayetta, Kansas Lee, Esther Window Rock, Arizona Lee, Sharon Henryetta, Oklahoma Lente, Virginia Paguate, New Mexico Lewis, Glenda J. Scottsdale, Arizona Lewis, Joe C. Sells, Arizona Lewis, Robert E. While Swan, Washington Lisbourne, Peter Point Hope, Alaska Littlecook, Karen S. Ponca City, Oklahoma Lockwood, Wilfred Jr. Parshall, North Dakota Lomaintewa, John E. Second Mesa, Arizona Looking Elk, Lloyd E. Oglala, South Dakota Lopez, Ernest J. Penasco, New Mexico Lopez, Roseann Sells, Arizona Loring, V. Gerald Scottsdale, Arizona Ludlow, Clarence Honobia, Oklahoma Luian, Anthony J. Albuquerque, New Mexico 53 Blackfeet-Cree Business Sioux J Business Sioux Business Apache Auto Mechanics Apache Business Blackfeet Business Eskimo Auto Mechanics Potawatomi Business Navaio Practical Nursing Creek Business Laguna Business Pima Business Papago Masonry Yakima Auto Mechanics Eskimo Electricity Ponca Business Gros Ventre-Arikara Masonry Hopi Machine Shop Sioux Business Picuris Business Papago Practical Nursing Maricopa-Klamath Baking Choctaw Auto Mechanics Santa Ana Technical Drafting 2 3 f f X I I Z s .-4 Sr! .ff 'f ' f . Q , X J Jafar K y ,, fy ,Q S... . N . qw, Y JUNIORS Natkong, Audrey J. Hydaburg, Alaska Nelson, Pauline Shiprock, New Mexico Nelson, Teresa K. Craig, Alaska Noah, Levida B. Pickens, Oklahoma Noble, Bobby E. Ganado, Arizona Noseep, Matthew D. Ft. Washakie, Wyoming Nozhackum, Linda S. Mayetta, Kansas Numkena, Robert G. Tuba City, Arizona Nutima, Spencer Phoenix, Arizona Okitkun, Martha Kotlik, Alaska Okomailuk, Clyde A. Barrow, Alaska Oldman, 'Steven Martin Arapahoe, Wyoming Oothoudt, Tim G. Deer River, Minnesota Otero, Eugene B. Bernalillo, New Mexico Owl, William M. Whittier, North Carolina Padilla, Virginia L. Santa Fe, New Mexico Panzetanga, Rita A. Fort Washakie, Wyoming Parker, Mitchell Macy, Nebraska Parrish, Felicita Kayenta, Arizona Parton, Ellen M. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Pavatea, Thomgs Polacca, Arizona Pavinyama, Spencer T. Tuba City, Arizona Pawiki, Cherlyn R. Saltair 6, Utah Peters, Jo Ann Leach, Oklahoma 56 Haida Business Navajo Business Haida-Thlinget Business Choctaw Business Navaio Auto Mechanics Shoshone Business Potawatomi Home .Decoration Hopi Electronics Hopi Auto Mechanics Eskimo Business Eskimo Electronics Arapaho Business Chippewa Business Santa Ana Baking Cherokee Masonry Santa Clara Cooking Shoshone Cooking Omaha f Plumbing Navaio Business Kiowa-Caddo Business Hopi Electricity Hopi Auto Mechanics Hopi g Practical Nursing Cherokee Practical Nursing ,!?!,.X.,,.,,..,f,, I VJ,-vV.'9,7:,3 ,W,9,,!,l . ., Q, ,,, .,f,4,f',f 4 if f '.., 5' Q54-W, my frii 75 21 Q: 4 Q - ww za, g'ff5Q0fyfy,' if 'f fig ' , ,itfii ,,,,, i ,,, f , I gf. ,ruir r 1 it T gy, ij, X1 XX -f 'ti niggjmv' ,. V ryyfyffjf , ' 4?i.2 Q f C , 1 f f X 7 , X . ,...,., 4 ,,. ' :Q-. : . .44 ....9,s...'.9v ez swab fs,v..ex1,w' - sas aw V ff ' , 2-j'1:?7'YV'ii'5i,s 2 f!1.,:,f 3 -. 5' Y , -.Q fwwr. tt . . ' , S. Q., i vjf , .PQQQQQQQ-if: m fs A JUNIORS Matt, Shirley Flathead St. Ignatius, Montana Business MUUYFCCI Elaine H. Muckleshoot-Swinomlsh Auburn, Washington Business Means, Robert J. Sioux Wounded Knee, South Dakota Business Medicin,e Crow, Ronald Crow Lodge Grass, Montana Business Menard, Martina T. Sioux Rapid City, South Dakota Business Miguel, Simon C. Papago Casa Grande, Arizona Baking Mike-Marshall, Sallie M. Navaio Tonalea, Arizona Business Miller, Hdilie M. Creek Mounds, Oklahoma Business Miller, Vella J. Comanche-Wichita Anadarko, Oklahoma Printing-Linotype Mitchell, Elmer R. Creek Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Printing-Offset Pressman Mitchell, Wanda L. Choctaw ldabel, Oklahoma Cooking Monarco, Amaranti Jr. Jicarilla Dulce, New Mexico Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Monroe, Howard K. Jr. Eskimo Kotzebue, Alaska Auto Mechanics Moore, Elva L. Pima-Maricopa Owyhee, Nevada Costume Shop Moreno, Melvin L. Papago Tucson, Arizona Auto Mechanics Morgan, Lucy Navaio Shiprock, New Mexico Business Morrison, Donna J. Haidd-Cherokee Hydaburg, Alaska BUSiI1eSS Mortensen, Velda NClYGl0 Bluewater, New Mexico BUSINESS Moss, Elizabeth c. Ardpvho St. Stephens, Wyoming BUSIHBSS Mull, Charles Jr. APUChe San Carlos, Arizona Nagel, Wilbur Jr. Billings, Montana Nashalook, Davis A. R. Unalakleet, Alaska Nashalook, Marilyn A. Unalakleet, Alaska Nashoalook, Dale S. Wainwright, Alaska 55 Auto Mechanics Mandan-Gros Ventre Machine Shop Eskimo Auto Mechanics Eskimo Business Eskimo Auto Mechanics 1: fffili. 4 - Q, , , Vw z 9' f . A-.fv,:ff-any gi 5 .re'f:aw.1.c.. --. .. f .W -.:.--1,..,...,. .,.. ,W M Y JUNIORS. Reynolds, Marlyn A. Carlton, Minnesota Rice, Ronald .l. Pawnee, Oklahoma Rios, Lucinda P. Keams Canyon, Arizona Roberts, Lucy M. Okemah, Oklahoma Roberts, Mary E. Okemah, Oklahoma Robison, Sandra L. Locust Grove, Oklahoma Rogers, Janice E. Cherokee, North Carolina Roman Nose, Freda A. Watonga, Oklahoma Roman Nose, Melvin Watonga, Oklahoma Romero, Anita M. Santa Fe, New Mexico Ross, Randolph Spavinaw, Oklahoma Roy, Spencer S. Marland, Oklahoma Rukovishnikoff, Metrofan St. Paul Island, Alaska Russell, Jane Winslow, Arizona Salas, Joseph San Ysidro, New Mexico Salliego, Kee Tuba City, Arizona Salway, Lorie C. Cut Bank, Montana Sampson, Mary L. Cherokee, North Carolina Samuel, Agnes M. Santa Fe, New Mexico Samuels, Mary M. Wichita, Kansas Sanchez, Arthur B. Tonopah, Nevada Sanchez, Patricia Albuquerque, New Mexico Sandoval, Christopher Cuba, New Mexico Sarty, Homer D. Coweta, Oklahoma 58 Chippewa Business Pawnee Welding Laguna Business Creek Cooking Creek Business Cherokee Business Cherokee Dormitory Management Cheyenne Printing-Linotype Cheyenne-Arapaho Auto Mechanics Tesuque Business Cherokee Machine Shop Ponca Printing-Letterpress Aleut Plumbing Navaio Business Zia Auto Mechanics Navaio Plumbing Blackfeet Business Cherokee Costume Shop Tesuque Business f Choctaw Business Paiute-Pit River Auto Mechanics Santa Ana-Tesuque Printing-Linotype Navaio Technical Drafting Creek Machine Shop .. 4 X f 1 4-4 ff -4 Q ' I 0 ,H ' iff!! My -f, ,gyq f ff f f f W7 2 'X 'aff X an f ff f r X fi f 24' f X X X f iff ff ' U f ff ' ,ff sv X , , , pf f sa f, , if use -.Mfzyif ' ' -icy' 'Z?ff.Q4:f.ffg., If ' H4 f Q, -. - - ' -few : 4 fin, ,. 5 W ff ff4'f,,'w 'U ff? V! 17 f ' my., f, , . f,, -, fffkff ,gf XMW : ' WW ,, ' ff fy-4 ,yy X , f X , 3 .f 7 , , f ff - , x A ,Z VJ.,Mf7 LWB' 4 1 -f rf 0 V, ,UZXV W 1,0 4 27 whfffm W ,f,4, ,,,, ! 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Shawnee, Oklahoma Reed, Rose Ann St, Xavier, Montana Reade, laVerne San Carlos, Arizona Reyna, Delfino R. Taos, New Mexico 57 Omaha Business Hopi y, Dormitory Management N., ,QQ M2 Navaio M 4. Q Practical Nursing f Gros Ventre-Assinibome Business Choctaw-Chickasaw Business Paiute-Shoshone Costume Shop Crow Printing-Offset Pressman Ute Masonry Ponca-Potawatomi Technical Drafting Sioux Business Hopi Practical Nursing Quechan Business Pima Business Sioux Business Ute Auto Mechanics Kickapoo Business Crow Home Decoration Apache Business Taos Welding tw.-N, ,MQ 4, 4, ,,, num. .269 we mv, Mes of is fwh MQW 42 5 ,Xi Q wwf ,mf , X , .gf se -4 ,Q gkw .5 Sync fx su v x 5456 f' JUNIOR-S Smith, Howard Gallup, New Mexico Smith, John P. Klawock, Alaska Smith, Julia R, Kayenta, Arizona Smith, Thomas L. Enid, Oklahoma Sparks, Jack W. Talihina, Oklahoma Spears, Carol J. Ponemah, Minnesota Springwater, Betty J. Stilwell, Oklahoma Steele, Laverne A. lbapah, Utah Steele, William D. Wright City, Oklahoma Stephens, Elizabeth Anadarko, Oklahoma Stevens, Rosemarie T. Bopchule, Arizona Stewart, Stacey J. Crow Agency, Montana Strom, Larry S. Toppenish, Washington Sumatzkuku, Wayne Tuba City, Arizona Summerfield, Virgina L. Eucha, Oklahoma Swan, Austin Kivalina, Alaska Swank, Patricia V. Crow Agency, Montana Tah, Michael T. Tonkawa, Oklahoma Tahkeal, Muriel B. L. Coulee Dam, Washington Talaswaima, Mark E. Second Mesa, Arizona Talayumptewa, Claude Winslow, Arizona Taylor, Diana F. Second Mesa, Arizona Taylor, Robert C. Ignacio, Colorado Tecumseh, Andy Jr. Haskell, Oklahoma Navaio Auto Mechanics Thlinget Carpentry Navaio Cooking Chickasaw Technical Drafting Choctaw Auto Mechanics Chippewa Business Cherokee Business Goshute-Shoshone Business Choctaw Auto Mechanics Wichita Business Pima-Apache Pre-Dental Crow Auto Mechanics Quinault Business Hopi Business Cherkoee Business Eskimo Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Crow Home Decoration Ponca Printing-Letterpress Yakima , Business Hopi Painting Hopi Painting Hopi Business Ute Meat Cutting Creek Auto Mechanics 60 JUNIORS Schurz, Carole Scottsdale, Arizona Seaton, Edward Kayenta, Arizona Secakuku, Sylvester Second Mesa, Arizona Selanoff, Betty J. Tatillek, Alaska Shane, Michael St. Paul Island, Alaska Shanigan, Frieda L. Pilot Point, Alaska Shawnee, Susan K. Geary, Oklahoma Shell, Freeman Stilwell, Oklahoma Sheoships, Erma M. Adams, Oregon Sherman, Lorraine Gallup, New Mexico Shields, Mervyn G. Poplar, Montana Shipman, Gerald W. Hobbs, New Mexico Shore, Nancy Okeechobee, Florida Shuey, Donna C. Muldrow, Oklahoma Silk, Ronald T. Ft. Yates, North Dakota Silmon, Sharon K. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Simeonoff, Jimmy Akhiok, Alaska Simon, Frances R. Topeka, Kansas Skahan, George A. Yakima, Washington Slinkey, Richard T. Ft. Defiance, Arizona Sloan, Jennifer Norman, Oklahoma Smith, Caroline Mescalero, New Mexico Smith, Clara A. Peach Springs, Arizona Smith, Frank Jr. Kayenta, Arizona Pima Cooking Navaio Auto Mechanics Hopi Electronics Aleut Practical Nursing Aleut Auto Mechanics Aleut Cooking Arapaho Cooking Cherokee Masonry Umatilla Printing-Linotype Navaio Business Sioux Technical Drafting Chickasaw Printing-Offset Pressman Seminole Home Decoration Cherokee Business Sioux Business Choctaw Costume Shop Aleut Business Sac 8- Fox Pre-Dental Yakima-Quinault Refrigeration-Sheet Metal Navaio Auto Mechanics Shawnee Technical Drafting Apache Business Hualapai Business Navaio Electronics Qzweewes-Q Mwwm 0. 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Bethel, Alaska Vest, Betty L. Mesa, Arizona Via, Harlyn C. Mescalero, New Mexico Victor, Lucille Aztec, New Mexico Wacondo, Santee S. Old Laguna, New Mexico Wade, Phillip W. Talihina, Oklahoma Wahtomy, Duane Ft. Hall, Idaho Walker, lris J. Tama, lowa Walks, Garcia Emmet, North Dakota Wallace, Everett G. Hardin, Montana Warner, Eunice Crownpoint, New Mexico Washington, Jerry Mesa, Arizona Wassillie, Wassie J. Lliamna, Alaska Watashe, Elizabeth E. Sapulpa, Oklahoma Watson, Mable B. Tonalea, Arizona Webster, Leon M. Macy, Nebraska Weedman, Delores T. Neah Bay, Washington Weise, Karen E. Waubun, Minnesota Weryavah, .lo Neda Lawton, Oklahoma Wesley, Tochee M. Okemah, Oklahoma West, Alfred Jr. Cherokee, North Carolina Sioux Business Arapaho Business Apache Business Eskimo Welding 'Maricopa Food Service Apache Auto Mchanics Navaio Business Laguna Costume Shop Choctaw Auto Mechanics Shoshone-Bannock Auto Mechanics Sac 8. 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Grand Canyon, Arizona Torres, Norman P. Santa Fe, New Mexico Tosee, Marilyn G. Wichita, Kansas Yowksihea, Reuben Jr. loint Hope, Alaska Toyekoyah, Myra L. Carnegie, Oklahoma Trader, Francis P. Emmonak, Alaska Truiillo, Lucia C. Bemalillo, New Mexico Tso, Herman Tonalea, Arizona Tsosie, Nelson Chinle, Arizona Tubby, Linda J. Philadelphia, Mississippi Tucker, Charles Jr. Oaks, Oklahoma San Felipe Food Service Hopi L Costume Shop Cherokee Electronics Paiute-Shoshone Business Sioux Welding Choctaw Business Navaio Business Apache Auto Mechanics Yakima Electricity Hopi Business Creek Dormitory Management Cherokee Business Hopi Welding Acoma-Hopi Business San lldefonso Painting Kiowa-Comanche Business Eskimo Refrigeration-She Kiowa Business Eskimo Machine Shop Sandia Business Navaio Electricity Navaio Auto Mechanics Choctaw Practical Nursing Cherokee et Metal Refrigeration-Sheet Metal 61 W. fs -WCM. , ,ff fb .Qs Av, ., . V J W , .,..,f,7- V M5422 QMVPQM , . .s .f-V fp.: 5 f'w Zv.:iZ-min -.sc-0, QQ? Q X ' ,V '1-Hsefivf . .X en: f S We wp fr , .- 4225 ,fel ffs f 4'48W X:2VAfM X 'VS 'W me seg-ggyyf ff V, fs s 1 Q ns! 9 fxv Q, X f 5 .ft We , VM My A AW 5 X744 Le, ss by 41 5 2 if f A r, 1 f 1? M N 1 12,4 , 0 r f Q 0 0 es f Wye , f Q , ,vt 5 f f f f V f , ,gg gg., f v ,Ap 1164: aff? , .pew.'efP69f we-,:2.1 lm Qs ef192sGp4v,s? fs? -1' 2 ,,- . fs dk, -Amgfwssefomr 110. Q ..- ew fsiys sw wg 'G' AMW ww 2363 cy f if was 4 RSV .329 23? , '?ZxYif:rf'f-7 1Q 1-50-. - : 5 Sf -S5253 ,:?f:fG' .a..fF:'f4' 9 ,. as ,.c,f,, 4',eZ.3mL.fei3g43Z4v fs X X JUNIORS Yargee, Allen D. Wetumka, Oklahoma Yazzie, Bennie B. Gallup, New Mexico Yazzie, Bobby Pinon, Arizona Yazzfe, Deswood Chinle, Arizona Yazzie, Emma L. Tohatchi, New Mexico Yazzie, Jimmy C. Winslow, Arizona Yazzie, Judy A. Ft. Wingate, New Mexico Yazzie, Louise Holbrook, Arizona Yazzie, Nina Oraibi, Arizona Yazzie, Regina M. Chinle, Arizona Yazzie, Tommy C. Page, Arizona Yeahpau, Robert T. Anadarko, Oklahoma Yellowhair, Dorothy A. Ganado, Arizona Yellow Hammer, William G. Cannon Ball, North Dakota Yepa, Walter Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico Young, Glen A Page, Arizona Young, Jessie A. Salina, Oklahoma Young, John P. Parshall, North Dakota Youngbear, Marguerite Tama, Iowa Ziegler, Victor R. Pukwana, South Dakota 64 Creek Business Navaio Welding Navaio Painting Navaio Printing-Letterpress Navaio Pre-Dental Navaio Technical Drafting Navaio Business Navaio Food Service Navaio Pre-Dental Navaio Business Navaio Electricity Kiowa Business Navaio Pre-Dental Sioux Painting Jemez Painting Navaio Electronics Cherokee Costume Shop Arikara-Gros Ventre Machine Shop Sac Si Fox Dormitory Management Crow-Creek-Siouf Refrigeration-Sheet Metal if 4' ,X W7 '-'-' f. .- ' J ' V, .IUNIORS White, Frank A. Mecy, Nebraska White, Feather, Evan C. Dupree, South Dakota Whitehair, Joe Pinon, Arizona Whitehorse, Emerson P Kayenta, Arizona Whitehorse, Tom Kayenta, Arizona Whiterock, Victor Owyhee, Nevada Whitewater, Amos Pinon, Arizona Williams, Jack Pinon, Arizona Williams, Linda M. Brighton, Michigan Williams, Patricia M. Wright City, Oklahoma Williams, Roy S. Klawock, Alaska Williamson, Dale R. Wagner, South Dakota Willie, Gregory, J. Stebbins, Alaska Willow, Eloise L. Ethete, Wyoming Wilson, Josephine E. Calvin, Oklahoma Wilson, Russell J. Salina, Oklahoma Winnier, Velma R. Wapato, Washington Wisdom, louella F. Ardmore, Oklahoma Wise, May Seminole, Oklahoma Wolf, Kathryn Stilwell, Oklahoma Wolf, Paulette J. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Wolfe, lena S. Stilwell, Oklahoma Wungnema, Vera A. Carson City, Nevada Wungnema, Vernon D. Carson City, Nevada Omaha Printing-Offset Pressman Sioux Auto Mechanics Navaio Auto Mechanics Navaio Auto Mecha nics Navaio Auto Mechanics Paiute-Shoshone Electricity Navaio Welding Navaio Plumbing Oneida Business Choctaw Business Thlinget Auto Mechanics Sioux Business Eskimo Carpentry Arapaho Costume Shop Creek Business Cherokee Machine Shop Yakima Business Choctaw-Chickasaw Printing Linotype Seminole Business Cherokee Practical Nursing Seminole Business Cherokee Business Hopi Costume Shop Hopi Business Ji' ' :cg Sw, N' ws 0 sf s wa ff vs' -s wwf fv M-s saws 4 . if ,Mmm I' f . 1 f 4... I 5 A. G5 W 1 'QA' S . , X 442 MNQZQSZ? 323422 EW! SQ 5- V ,Is s s M. .W we :mga Q' W. 'QA :S. 53153 vw S' M , Q 3, so QV WV 4 41 Wiq 2 X! 1 v i C . ., ,,.,, ww .7 DAYS TO REMEMBER 1 lc, WATERMELON FEED It was a warm evening as students, staff members, their families, and outside 'guests began to congregate on the cam- pus circle near Hiawatha Hall to become acquainted and to enioy a bit of delicious watermelon. For August 29 was the evening for the traditional watermelon feed at Haskell lnstitute. The fresh, ripe watermelons were placed on three long tables. These lucious watermelons were expertly cut by the new staff members. Everyone selected a huge piece of water- melon which he soon consumed. While everyone was eating his watermelon, he had to battle' off insects. However, this made the evening all the more enioyable. As time passed, some of the students, staff members, and guests started headin-g for home. But those students who at- tended Haskell the year before knew what was going to happen and they waited. Tensions were almost at the breaking point when some- one started the whole thing. Students began rushing toward the tables and those who were lucky grabbed whole water- melons and carried them back to their dorms. As the excitement died down, remaining students headed back to their dorms very content at the outcome of the first informal activity of the school year-the watermelon feed. Billy Mills, winner of l0,000 meter run in the 1964 Olympics, signs auto- graphs after giving a speech to the Haskell students on January 19, l968. 66 Students smile happily while receiving hearty chow in Curtis Hall Addison, Anthony A, Adhidley, Anslem Allen, Marilyn Allen, Robert L., Jr. Archambault, Frankl Begay, Johnson C. Belone, Everett J. Bercier, Jonest E. Big Boy, Russell P. Bliss, Delford C. Bohay, Phyllis R. Boney, James Brockie, Clarena M. Burson, Ollie l. Castillo, John Jr. Charles, Mary A. Chester, Evangeline Cleveland, Kenneth Connell, Thomas Cook, Mary L-. Cooper, Linda J. Craig, Charles Cravatt, Judy Crowe, Edith L. Crowfeather, Winfiel Cuch, Wilburta nD. D. d Culbertson, Gloria A. Culbertson, John David, Larry M. Davis, Christine Davis, Grant L. De Crane, Joyce E. Deere, Terry L. Delge, Walter B., J Deschampe, Clayton Ellis, Michael P. Evening, Lela M. Farve, Kern W. Fighter, Curtis R. Foote, Ardis K. Francis, Edna J. Francisco, Frank A. Gardipee, Allen D. Gologergen, Marilyn I'- H. Juniors iNot Picturedl Gone, Gene Goodchief, Betty S. Gouion, Yvonne I. Goy, Gilbert Grey Buffalo, Leon P. Hampton, Kathleen R. Hario, Edward P. Haumpy, Brenda E. Haven, Theodore R. Herrera, Juanita C. Hill, Ivora M. Hornbuckle, Dorothy Y. lsham, William M. James, Sharilyn F. Jensen, Martha John, James Johnson, Barbara M. Johnson, Nona Jones, Matilda J. Kitcheyan, David Lamson, Rena Lieb, LaVera M. Lomawaima, Ivan L. Lopez, Ignacio J. Madalena, Juan R. Martell, Harvey L. Martinez, Anna L. May, Gary Mayeda, Carol J. Milford, Stephen P. Miller, Alma A. Montague, James A. Moore, Sidney Jr. Moses, Carl Mousseaux, Gerald T. Myomick, Alfred P. Naranio, Laura M. Naseyoma, Kenneth L. Natoni, Oliver V. Ongtowasruk, Grace A. Owle, Karen E., F. Penney, David F. Pinnecoose, Viola J- Pohawpatchoko, Gwendolyn 65 Pond, Kenneth E. Reynolds, Elwood M. Rice, Charles F. Roberts, Cainey Jr. Roberts, Bethina F. Sanache, Georgia J. Saunooke, Richard K. Schildt, Bruce A. Schuetz, Nancy S. Silmon, Karen S. Sisneros, Charles R. Smith, Donald W. Spencer, Thomas Stevenson, James K. Stiffarm, Velva A. Stone, Clifford D. Stricker, Delores K. Sumka, Dianna J. Taylor, Irene Thomas, Donald A. Thompson, Edwin Dennison Thompson, Raymond L. Thunderbull, Larry G. Tso, Grace Tso, Pamela A. Tungovia, Willard L. Turnsplenty, Chester S. Wahpepah, Ruth A. Walker, Michael T. Walkingstick, Rainelle Ware, Dwayne Wassillie, Alex Wasson, Doris B. Webster, Kenneth L. White, Mariorie L. Whitehorn, Johnny Whiteman, Edward P., Jr. Williams, George Williams, George W. Wilson, Delores M. the Lawrence area. Wilson, Robert C. Yazzie, Thomas Yazzie, Vernon L. Yeahpau, Randolph G. ' Left Bernadette Earl and Winnie Leekity enioy apartment living Right Throughout the year Miss Nancy Schuetz contributed her out- standing oratorical ability to many programs presented at Haskell and PRINTING DEPARTMENT l The growth of printing at Haskell Institute has made tremendous strides since its inception in 1897. The first print shop was opened in the old school building with Mr. C. E. Seeiver as instructor. The equipment consisted of two platen presses, a cylinder press, hand set type, stones, and a stitcher. The shop remained in this buildin-g until 1903 when it was burned. Shortly thereafter, it was moved to its present location where it has remained since. Ma- chine composition was started which relieved the typesetting prob- lems to a great degree and offset printing was added to the cur- riculum. Recent additions such as the Teletypesetter equipment, a large offset press, and other numerous new pieces of equipment have been added to repla-ce out dated or worn out machines. l PUBLICATIONS SERVICE The Bureau-wide Publications Center was established at Haskell Institute in 1942. The Publications Service was lo- cated in old Sequoyoh Hall and was then under the super- vision of Miss Minnie Gould. The service has changed since then to keep pace with modern demands. The Publications Service at Haskell is a national and international distribu- tions center for publications. Approximately 120,000 publi- cations, most of which are printed by the Haskell Press and other Bureau school printshops, are distributed each year. 68 ,,--Wgvw...-.A. ,. ., Q O jg 42 0 N A DEPART M THE BUSINESS DEPARTMENT The Haskell Student Bank is operated by the Busi- ness Department students who work under the supef' vision of Mrs. Alice Vaughn. All Haskell Students we encouraged to use the banking facilities. The bank serves as a training laboratory for the business stu- dents, and it provides a service for the convenience of all Haskell students. Business students learn the Students work diligently to Learning to. use the tele- correct procedures in using master the accounting proc- phone efficiently is a skill the dictaphone. ess. gained by Haskell students. . ., , , , Mrs. Hario's students are learning typing and duplicating Adding machines and In accounting. processes. The Business Department is one of the oldest departments on the campus of Haskell. lt opened as a Commerical Department in 1895. ln 1897 three students were graduated from this department. The depart- ment closed in 1903 due to administrative problems and was reopened in 1906. At that time there were 2 teachers. Presently there are 19 on the staff. The Business Department presently graduates approximately 100 students each year. ln preparing the students for graduation and employment, the Business Department of Haskell offers two years of training in the secretarial, stenographic, typing, clerical, and accounting fields. After completing their education, the students are employed throughout the United States in government and private iobs. Recruiters from various parts of the United States cometo Haskell to interview students for employment. 70 HASKELL LIBRARY The Haskell Library is a pleasant attrac- tive room for research, study, and recrea- tional reading. The library contains l5,000 books, many of which are closely related to the vocations that the students pursue. Its unique collection of over 1,500 books about Indians is of particular interest to students. Since the home localitiesof many students are represented in the newspaper subscriptions, many spend leisure hours catching up on home town news. The mag- azines, both current and back issues, are used extensively in writing research pa- pers. lnteresting, timely displays on bul- letin boards encoura-ge learning and read- ing. RELATED ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT Related subiects have always been con- sidered essential in the course of study at Haskell. As the transition was made from the high school to the post high school level, related academic subiects became an integral part of vocational training. The obiective of the Academic Department is to provide learning experiences that will be of use to a student in his trade and also broaden his background of knowledge so that he will be a success in his social life as well as in his vocation. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT - EEEEEEE - E H I H ' k Clerk Steno Second Row- Mr Everette E. lLeft to Rightjl: Mrs. Sandra Nease, Clerk-Steno, Miss aze enlc , - . . . . , Bowman, Head of Guidance Department, Mrs. Enola Pipes, Women's Counselor, Mr. Elmer Blackbird, Men s Counselor. The Guidance Department provides individual counseling and learning situations in order to help each student individually in his adiustment to attain his goals and to take his place effectively in adult SOCIEIYA It also provides recreational opportunities to promote physical fitness and develop social skulls const ere necessary in total development of young adults. The Guidance Department administers a testing program which includes the GATB and SCAT tests for placement purposes as well as directing students in vocational selections that are suitable to their interests and abilities. Throu-gh the Administration Office, the Guidance Department establishes policies and standards for the dor- 4 mitories for wholesome and effective dormitory living for all students. N Front Row: iLeft to Rightl Elizabeth Wa- tashe, Georgina Cah- wee, Janie Pickering, and Phyllis Bruner, Second Row: Carolyn Hill, Mr. Hario, Spon- sor, Billie Methvin, and Linda Joshua. THE STUDEN'T UNION ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE The Union serves as the cultural and recreational point of the campus community. Its services and facilities are available to the many students, faculty, administration, alumni, and the guests of Haskell. The y furnishings include a snack bar, lounging and browsing areas, an arts r ' and crafts room, pool and dancin-g rooms, and a patio. The Union The Student Union Activities Com- also serves as conference headquarters. As the center of campus life, mittee members work dili-gently the student union serves as a laboratory of citizenship, training students toward promoting numerous ac- in responsibility and leadership. tivities. 72 VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Pictured at left are Melvin Clwto, James Candelaria, Ctnd Melvin Gaines discus- 5'n9 a machine design prob- lem. Pictured at right is Alfred MY0mic cutting mild steel with the axyactylene cut- ting torch. Norman Redfoot and Eu- John White and Vernon gene Jack are demonstra- Atkins are building an ad- ting engine tune up. dition to the post office. Roland Lewis, Greg Pohuma B0bbY Yalllef l-GUY D0Vldf' and Jackie Feeling are check- and Virgil Johnson are re- in-g the operational character- finishing and painting furni- istics of an oscillator circuit ture. by the use of electronic test- ing equipment. milling operation. motor. 7l Pictured at left are Joe Flett, Leander Hyeoma, and Richard Bean as they demonstrate a Pictured at right is Kee Keams who is rewinding an electrical The Vocational Department at Haskell Institute was instituted to aid young ln- dian men and women to assimilate into the main stream of industrial technology and participate in the modern social and economic life of the nation. Since the beginnin-g of the Vocational Department at Haskell Institute, many changes have been made in the curricu- lum, technique of instruction, and general scheme of subiect development in order to keep abreast with the modern trends of industrial development and satisfy the ever increasing needs of our present day society. All Vocational courses are geared to meet the qualifications and standards set forth by the various indentured appren- ticeship programs. All courses are taught with the assumption that when a student has completed the prescribed training, he will be-.fpgared to enter the first, second, or thirdyear indentured appren- ticeship program. The courses presently taught in the Vocational Department are: Auto Me- chanics, Carpentry, Electricity, Electronics, Machine Shop, Masonry, Painting and Decorating, Plumbing, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning, Technical Drafting and Welding. Health Center ancl Plant Management Health Center I Haskefl's first hospital was erected in l885. This build- ing was a two-story frame structure that contained hospital facilities for thirty patients. A doctor and a practical nurse were employed. - The present health center, a brick structure, was' erec- ted in 1904. From time to time, improvements have been made and new equipment such as a portable X-Ray ma- chine, surgical beds, and modern dental equipment have been added in order to modernize the facilities. The staff which has been enlarged to meet current needs now con- sists of a full-time doctor, a dentist, three registered nurses, and one practical nurse. i 7,4 ' I i Plant Management l The Plant Management Department at Haskell ln- stitute is the service division of the school which con- sists of two primary sections. The Repair and Mainten ance Section is charged with the responsibility for ac complishment of all maintenance, new construction alterations, and repairs. This section is staffed with twenty skilled craftsmen. The Plant Operations Section is charged with the responsibility of security, protec tion, grounds care, ianitorial services, and heating plant operations. A total of twelve persons are em ployed in this section. M HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT l Practical Nursing Baking Power Machine Dormitory Management V Costume Shop The students of the Home Economics Department learn the skills of their fu!-ture trade in an on-the-iob atmosphere. This department offers many courses from which students may choose to fit their abilities and tal- ents. All are eager to put their skills to work after completing their training. The various programs are represented by these pictures. Dental Assistants Food Service I Home Decorations C0Okin9 73 'First Row lleft to Rightl: Iris Walker, Roy Little Bull, Monroe McCormick, Phillip Cummins, Frances Howard, Martha Polk. Second Row: Lillian Matsu- no, Rhoda Hayward, Shirley Denny, Pauline Sam. Third Row: Delores Wilson, Elaine Maurice, Catherine Plumage, Davetta Big Leg- gins, Retha Bunch, Andrea Birdinground. Fourth Row: Mr. J. L. Rog- ers, llnstructorl. Fifth Row: Carol Allen, Ina Sahmea, Alice Hall, Irene .Iose', Catherine Chuculate, Ollie Burson. I Indian History An Indian history class was offered as an elective at Haskell Institute for the first time during the I967-1968 school term. The class consisted of twenty students who represented I3 tribes and II states. Each student studied about himself and his ancestors. As a unit, students were given the opportunity to study about all the tribes of America beginning from their origins in the past to current Indian news today. Five areas of study that were covered in this COurse were: Theories of Indian Ori-gin in North Amer- ica, History of Haskell Institute and Indian Education, Indian Linguistic Classifications, Indian Culture, Tra- ditions, and History by 'Geographic Location, and Contemporary Indian People as Represented by Class Group. The students of the class enioyed hearing many distinguished guests speak. Outside proiects of the class dealt with the preservation of two of the oldest sites on our campus. Students engaged in repair work on the bandstand and took steps in beautifying the cemetery. The initia- tive and interest shown by the members of this class made possible successful progress toward worthwhile goals. Ig 25,1559:ggit s ,J 1 . . . 5 -', ? I.:-3-1fe1::f.f-luis!-FELL:,l14b'l'l'l'0'l'lE Z4 ,-,, ll: an I' I I 'Q' 's n u ' jx I ' I ' uric' x irs. as 1 er 'nas sy , i 'mlm H 1 gl il, ..E.l.ga : W. 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Nearly all issues for the past 60 years are available in the Haskell library. These issues make very interesting read- ing from the standpoint of changing times throughout Haskell's existence The Indian Leader serves as a his- trical record as well as a source in keeping up with current news at Haskell. The newspaper goes to many alumni, parents, and other people interested in the Indian. Several cop- ies go overesas. For the past 23 years, a regular iournalism class has existed for the purpose of editing the newspaper. The class is offered as an elective course. Miss Mae Maness directs the staff with the assistance of the stu- dent editor, Lucinda Rios. All the members of the newspaper staff do an excellent iob of keeping the people of Haskell and subscribers well-informed. 78' THE YEARBOOK STAFF Mr. Moats at work. 'First Row lLeft to Rightl: V. Wungnema, J. Jim, B. Keener, and W. Sumatzkuku. Second Row: B. Springwater, T. Bernie, V. Hyatt, R. Fourkiller, J. Botella and L. Tooni. Third Row: J. Jenkins, L. Moss, E. Hopson and D. John. Fourth Row: C. Conseen, S. Johnson, M. Kaulaity, and H. Folsum. T The yearbook staff worked vigorously thorughout the school year in preparation of the annual. The stu- dents, appointed to special iobs, gathered the needed information which they assembled, with the aid and instruction of Mrs. Harriet Augustin, into its present torm. The initiative shown by the staff members made possible the production of a more inspiring annual for all Haskellities. Special credit goes to Wayne Dallas for his creative art work which he employed in making the cove: design and division pages. An extra Thank You goes to Mr. Hayden Moats for his cooperation in providing the yearbook staff with the many fine photographs used in telling the story of Haskell for 1967-68. ' Editor, Liz Moss and co-editor, Joanne Jenkins Members of the staff at work. 77 The fellowship meeting of the American Baptist students is held in Curtis Hall, second floor, room T. The group is sponsored by Mr: and Mrs. Lowell Bailey. The Covenant students and their sponsor, Miss The sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Stockwell, and Shirley Gustafson, of Kan-sas City, Missouri, the Presbyterian students meet in Curtis Hall, assemble in Curtis Hall, second floor, room 3. second floor, room 2. t The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints lMormanl stu- dents meet under the leadership-of Mr. LaRelI Kinuz. The LDS Church, located on 126 Indian Street, is situated near the Haskell campus. 80 Reverend Patten is the dynamic 'Chaplin and head of Protestant activities on the Haskell Campus. He received his B. S, Degree at linfield College and his B. D. Degere at Berkeley Baptist Divinity School. He has done further graduate work in New Testament, also at Berkeley. RELIGQIOUS iNsmucnoN The Church inspires and motivates Haskell students to Yearn to Learn . Haskell students are given a friendly encouragement to attend the church of their faith or of their parents' preference The Church presents an inside faith and power leading to a healthy out-goin-g concern for others: Th e Church serves Haskell students by presenting a continuous renewal of spiritual life throu-gh a personal relationship with God. This renewal leads Haskell students to discovery of one's true self, and a de- sire to serve the real needs of others. Haskell students learn in the Church to share their own deep spiritual resources, and in ioyful fellowship, to strengthen and extend the wide mission of the Church to every area of life. , There are over thirty Church denominations represented at Haskell by students' church pre-- ferences. More than fifteen Church denominations in the city of Lawrence are participating each week in a cooperative ministry to Haskell students. The Office of the Protestant Chaplain, Located in Curtis'Hall, Second Floor, Room 10, is open to students and staff for counsel, information, and spiritual help in personal and social matters. are Reverend and Mrs. James Goodner. The Lutheren students meet 'in Curtis Hall, second floor, room 7. They are sponsored by Reverend Karl Plocher from Overland Park, Kansas. 79 The Southern Baptist Students attend services at 140 In dian Street, at the Southern Baptist Mission. The sponsors INDIAN CLUB First Row: ileft to Rightl D. Wahtomy, Mr. E. Blackbird, Sponsor, Mr. K. Talawyma, Sponsor, J. Coffey, and G. Blackbird. Second Row: E. Willow, E. Moss, J. Jenkins, M. Gutierrez, I. Jose, C. Wak Wak, E. Bird, P. Feathers, M. Underwood, G. Badbay, and L. Cleveland. With their colorful costumes, talented dancing, and singing the members of the Indian Club portray the customs and traditions of their forefathers. The Indian Club is an organization of students and staff 'members who represent various tribes and their cultures, Sponsors for the Indian Club are: Mrs. Rosetta Coffey, Mrs. Bette Notah, Mr. Elmer Blackbird, and Mr. Jerry Ro-gers. Activities of the Indian Club include the regular monthly meetings, assistance in assemblies, and sched- uled trips. The following students served as the Indian Club officers for the I967-68 school term: President, Sid- ney Moore, Vice-President, Joyce Crow Flies High, Secretary, Jenelle Downs, and Treasurer, Freda Roman Nose. 82 ...: - -- .. W The Roman Catholic Priests, Father Michael Moriarty and Father Gary of the Church of St. John the Evangelist, come to Haskell campus to offer mass for the Catholic students. The students hear and attend mass in the auditorium. The Episcopal students attend services in Curtis Hall, second floor, room 8. Mr. Louis Taylor directs the Sunday meetings. ,The First Methodist Church group, sponsored by Mr. John Ploger, assembles in Tecumseh lMen's Gymnasiuml, second floor in the Forum Room. 8l T 8. I COUNCIL First Row: lleft to Rightl Michael Shane, Walter Hamilton, Pete Davis, James Issues, Secretary, Manuel Savala, President, Bob Si- mon, Leander Lorentine, and Dean Fred. Third Row: Mr. Morris, Sponsor, Mr. Notah, Sponsor, and Randy Ross. The Trade and lndustry Council is composed of the representatives from each vocational department. The maior purpose of this council is'to help co-ordinate the activities of the various vocations. The T and I Council is a money-making organization for the. vocational department. It also works to eliminate safety hazards. HOME ECONOMICS COUNCIL The Home Economics Council is composed of the representatives from the various vocations in the Home Economics Depart- ment. The council has a great interest in Haskell and has participated in the maior events that have been held during the past year. The maior purpose of this council is to aid the students in organizing various activites. Sit-ting: lleft to Rightl Janie Pickering, Treasurer, Chapman Cloud, President, and Barbara Johnson, Vice President. Standing: Richenda Dunn, Joan Keener, Secretary, and Frieda Shanigan. ' 84 ,. FUTURE SECRETARIES ASSOCIATION The Future Secretaries Association is an organi- zation which promotes interests in secretarial ca- reers. lt helps young people to grasp a better understanding of the business world and it pre- retaries. Sponsors of this or-ganization are Miss Redwolf, Mrs. Webb, and Mrs. Ault. This orga- nization sponsors many of the activities which serve to entertain the students on campus. Officers: lSeated Left to Rightl Irene Horn- buckle, President, Leda McGlaslin, Secretary, lStandingl Carol Nuttle, Historian, Maureen Fo- ley, Treasurer, and Ramona Phillips, Vice Presi- dent. THE LIBRARY CLUB A The Library Club is a service club con- sisting of 14 members who contribute to Haskell by helping other students learn library procedures. The club was orga- nized in i955 by Miss Elizabeth Dunn who is presently the Head Librarian. Seated: iLeft to Rightl C. Estey, R. Thomas, M. Scott, Miss Dunn, Sponsor, M. Hutchins, and R. Dunn. Standing, ileft to Rightl N. Downing, L. Grayson, G. Bad Boy, Mrs. Brown, Sponsor, R. Hayward, N. Torres, P. Roberts, and R. Cristobal. 83 pares them for the role of holding jobs as sec- PEP CLUB Cheerleaders: lleft to Rightl Nqncy Schuetz, Mary Alice Big Fire, Verna Ahhaitty, Barbara Freio, and Lucia Tru- imc. H-CLUB FIRST ROW: lleft to Rightl P. Swank, M. Frye, C. Wak Wak, N. Larvingo, E. Gray, L. Phillips, R. Boy, R. Goate, M. Watson, E. Boggs, and M. Menard SECOND ROW: L. Pino, B. Kee, A. Freeman, J. Weryavah, G. Pohaw- patchoko, J. Miller, N. Downing, E. Harrison, K. Timeche, V. Cogo, L. Rios, L. Benally, M. Wise, and L. Bohanon. THIRD ROW: D. Pretty, E. Bird, W. Leekity, L. Martinez, J. Hario, L. Collins, L. Joshua, C. Conseen, M. Foley, P. Feather, M. Kaulaity, C. Allen, D. John, V. Stiff Arm, and R. Pettit. , 86 FIRST ROW: lLeft to Rightl C. Tiger, W. Owle, D. Con- seen, L. Harper, and Z. Morris. SECOND ROW: W. Yepa, C. Tessay, W. Dallas, R. Nasafotie, E. Huma, and G. Puhuyaoma. THIRD ROW: Mr. S. Tonemah, Sponsor, P. Cummings, S. Oldman, A. Bowers, A. Deere, Q. Keah-Ti-gh, M. Talaswaima, E. Secakuku, and R. Berry. Band The Haskell Band did a very out- standing iob by entertaining at num- erous activities. The band was directed by Mr. George Smith. Maiorettes Left Elizabeth Watashe to Georgina Cahwee Ri-ght Janice Jimmy Violet Doney FIRST ROW Left to Rightl: W. Dashee, M.. Clinton, C. Smith, K. Timeche, A. Harley, G. Thomas, H. Francis, J. Fobb. SECOND ROW: N. Montoya, L. Rob- erts, D. Shuey, Dy Ray, L. Pino, E. Suminimo. THIRD ROW: J. King, G. Guthrie, L. Cleveland, E. Hudson, R. Eagleman, S. Becenti, G. Acorn, T. Two Bulls. FOURTH ROW: J. Jimmy, V. Doney G. Cahwee, E. Watashe, J. Cava- naugh, E. Lopez, L. Mac Donald, D. Valdez. I Chorus The Haskell Chorus was di- rected by Mr. water. 85 J. B. Dreadful- FOOTBALL FRONT ROW lLeft to Rightl: Zack Morris, Lawrence Harper, J. B. Fish, Amon Deere, William Parker, Quentin Keah-Tigh, Melvin Gaines, Claude Talayumptewa, Mr. George Washington, and Larry Strom. SEC- OND ROW: Leroy Bender, James Chuckluck, Terry Whitetree, Leland Hall, David Bunner, Jimmy LeFlore, Delano Saluskin, John Blanchard, Hernandez Bowers, and Donald Conseen. THIRD ROW: Bruno Howard, George Turner, Gene Carey, Darrel Hills, Melvin Moreno, Michael Frazier, Andy Bowers, Charles Tiger, Phillip James BACK Ernest Coach tistics were surprisingly higher this year than last year. The football players didn't iust want to play, but they showed a great attitude in wanting to win. Throughout the season this spirit could be seen as our team played with outstanding effort in each game. Wade, and William Blue Bird. FOURTH ROW: Melvin Roman Nose, Delford Bliss, David Penney, Montague, Allen Yargee, Ignacio Lopez, DonMahkewa, Pete Davis, Paul Bowers, and Homer Sarty. ROW: Coach Stuart Tonemah, Coach H. E. Llewellyn, Vaughn Arkie, Duane Phillips, Willian Owle, Price, Trainers, Paul Mullahon, Lorenzo Julian,and Coach George Martin. Llewellyn stated that the Haskell football sta- GOLF The golf team was composed of seven members, who represented Haskell in the 8 golf meets that were scheduled. The men enioyed learning the game of golf and expressed the desire to play it. Joe Brewer, was a letterman, but this was the first year of golf competition for the rest of the members of the team. lleft to Rightl: Joe Brewer, Olson Coho, Howard Smith, Norman Chee, Steve Anquoe, Mike Branchaud, and Gerald Mousseou. Coach Tonemah is not pictured. .88 CROSS COUNTRY AND TRACK TEAM J' ' FIRST ROW: lleft to Rightl : W. Yepa, W. Dallas, J. Can- delaria, H. Lafferty, B. Yazzie, B. Boyd, C. Tessay, J. Lewis, and A. Flores, Coach. SECOND ROW ll.eft to Rightl: A. White Lightning, P. Cum- mins, W. Moose, E. Seaton, R. Dod- son, E. Secakuku, S. Oldman, R. Eagleman, J. And- erson, B. Talawy- ma, M. Talaswai- ma, T. Whitehorse, and G. Puhuya- oma. Coach Al Flores started the 1967-68 cross country season with 34 men sweating it out to earn the H letter. Q The highlight of the season came when six of the team--Chester Tessay, Wayne Dallas, Bruce Talawyma, Jack Anderson, Bennie Yazzie and Henry lafferty--traveled to Farmingdale, New York, to compete with 40 other teams in the National Junior College meet. The team took an impressive 6th place in the nation. Haskell will host the 1968-69 National Junior College cross country meet. The team is already look- ing forward to' an outstanding season and, of course, to the National meet. V Haskell's candidates for the 1968 track season consisted largely of underclassmen although there were a few returning Iettermen. Through much intensive training, diligent coaching, and the team's cooperation, the season proved to be most successful. The men had opportunities to participate in various iunior col- lege, college, and university meets. FIRST ROW llleft to Rightiz W. Dallas, F. Smith, E. Huma, T. Spenser, B. Boyd, R. Jensen, P. Mullahon, E. Holliday, R. Wade. SECOND ROW: L. Lorentine, C. Tessay, B. Talawyma, E. Secakuku, P. Cummins, T. Whitehorse, B. Yazzie, G. Puhuyaoma, A. Jones. THIRD ROW: K. Roberson, M. Talaswaima, J. Whlre- hair, W. Owl, J. Fitzpatrick, M. Harris, N. Torres, J. Anderson, Mr. Llewellyn, Coach, and D. John. 87 INTRAMURALS Printers, winners of the post-season intramural CCIFPSDTSTS, Clffef U l0 l9 hard flghff f00k SGC' basketball games, took the intramural basket- ond place in the basketball intramurals. FIRST ball championship. FIRST ROW lleft to Rightl: ROW lleft to Rightl: D. Smith, N. Redthunderg J. Crittenden, G. Shipman, B. Boyd, M. Frazier, G. Willie, and D. Elmer. SECOND ROW: D. and K. Choate. SECOND ROW: M. Atole, V. Harrison, L. Andrez, P. Giago, and J. Smith. Yazzie, H. Simon, E. Suminimo, A. Caplett, E. Mitchell, and C. Henry. The intramural activities were an important part of the extracurricular program offered at Haskell. The men of the various vocations organized their own teams. Basketball, volleyball and baseball were the com- petitive sports which allured the interests of many of the men. Keen competition, good sportsmanship and cooperation within the teams aroused excitement and cre- ated enioyment for the participants as well as the enthusiastic spectators. Whether the teams encountered defeat or victory, the opportunity for everyone to participate in a com- petitive sport was a benefit for everyone. The Stararounds, winners of volleyball and The Roustabouts, another competitive team, basketball were: FIRST ROW lLeft to Rightl: R. took second place in the basketball intramu- Beqri E, Boggs, and K. Robinson. SECOND rals. FIRST ROW lleft to Rightl: L. Wisdom, S. ROW: D. Reed, S. Reed, and M. Larney. Grayson, and Doris Somegastava. SECOND ROW: W. Hogner, M. Hario, B. Tucker, and B. Cheek. The girls in the intra.mural program had a thrilling year of volleyball, basketball, softball, and track. With Miss Fisher as advisor, the girls formed their teams and battled to the finish. The teams formed were the Roust- abouts, Stararounds, Twilighters, All Stars, Troys, and Squaws. The Stararounds won both the volleyball and basketball tournaments. All the girls played their best and displayed excellent sportsmanship at all times. 90 ' BASKETBALL Nov. Iola Nov. Trenton Dec St. Paul Dec Mo. Western Dec. 19, 20, Concor 'dia Tournament Jan. St. Paul Jan Cloud County J a n. Wentworth Jan Fairbury Jan Wentworth Jan lola Jan Mo. Western Feb Kemper Feb. Kansas City Feb. Hesston Feb. Fairbury Feb. Cloud County Feb. Highland ' Feb. Trenton Feb. Kansas City lLeft to Rightl: E. Walker, M. Chato, H. Sarty, W. Lockwood, L. Harper, R. Feb-F H'9hIand Mar. Kemper Miller, N. Fighter, A. Grinnell, J. Fitzpatrick, and T. Kuntz. Mar. 4, 5, 6, Sub Regional The 1967-68 Basketball season got under way with intensive training and regular practice sessions. The desire to win was shown by the Haskell Indians as they put forth their greatest efforts in an attempt to outscore the opposing teams. Although the season record was slightly out of balance with 12 wins and 15 losses, the record for the conference games was animpressive one with 13 wins and 7 losses. The team is credited with making the past season of Basketball truly a memorable one. John Fitzpatrick and Ed Walk- er were named to All-Conference, first team in the Interstate Conference. ln the Missouri Mid-Central Con- ference, Rodney Miller was named to All-Conference, first team, John Fitzpatrick was named to All-Confer- ence, second team, and Ed Walker was named to All-Conference, honorable mention. i TENNIS The tennis team represented Haskell in six matches and the final league meet in Kan- sas City. Returning lettermen were Tim Ooth- oudt and Raymond John. This was the first year of tennis competition for the rest of the team. The tennis team 'displayed out- standing abilities as well as fine sports- manship on the courts throughout the sea- son. Left to Right: Tim Oothoudt, Hernandez Manuel, Vernon Wungema, Gary Bowen, Raymond John, and Coach Flores. 89 Delegate Melvin Chato, Jr., Mexican Springs, New Mexico, Drafting, Drafting Club, H Club, Worked for Athletic Department, Cub Scout Work Romey Atkinson, Metlakatla, Edna Boggs, Browning, Mon- Alaska, Carpentry, Carpentry tana, Business, President of Pep Shop, Vice President, T 8x I Club, Future Secretaries Associ- Council Delegate, Senior Class ation, Intramural Basketball HASKELLITES I Jack Crittenden, Stilwell, Okla- homa, Printing, lnramural Activ- ities, Baptist Church Activities, Junior and Senior Class Repre- Melvin Gains, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Drafting, Drafting Club, H Club, Dormitory Council, Football, Bas- ketball, Baptist Church Activities sentative Wisey Hario, Weleetka, Oklaho- ma, Practical Nursing, Pep Club Dormitory Council, Vice President Medical Careers Club, Senior Rep- resentative to Student Council Narrator of Christmas Pageant Home Room, Vice-President, Bap- ggjist Student Union, Chairman Walter Jackson, Forks, Washing- ton, Business, Dormitory Council, Teller and Treasurer, Student Bank, Worked for Athletic De- partment and Student Union Nick Montoya, Santa Fe, New Betty Tucker, Oaks, Oklahoma, Mexico, Business, Band Practical Nursing:Member of Stu- Jimmy LeFlore, Kiowa, Oklahoma, Dormitory Mana-gement, H Club, Varsity Football dent Council, Baptist Student Union, Secretary, Intramural Bas- ketball, President, House Council, Inter Dormitory Council, Home Room, President,'Medical Careers Club y These ten students represent ten of the most outstanding seniors of the I967-68 graduating class. For this honor, each student was nominated by a 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, 3. Have a good citizenship record, 4 . Have been active in school organizations-clubs, sports, or religious activities, 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. 92 A 5 OO . oi P, ohio I 91 GIRLS DORMITORY COUNCILS At Haskell, approximately IOOO students, from many states and of many tribes, enioy living in the dormi- tories. Each dormitory has a group of students who are chosen to help set up the rules within the dorm These groups of students serve on the Dormitory Council, and they also help plan the social events and other activities. WINONA HALL DORM COUNCIL Seated lLeft to Rightl: Mrs. Luian, Lydia Moonin Irene Hornbuckle, Ellen Sweezy, Carolyn Johnson Standing: Lucy Truiillo, Mrs. Jacobson, Mrs Notah Mrs. McLemore, Shirley Denny, Elizabeth Moss, Marceline Dallas, and Florence Coochyouama. I POCAHONTAS HALL D0 RM 'MINOKA HALL DORM COUNCIL I lleft to Rightlz Lula Lacy, Agnes Samuels, Sadie , Lester, and Rosemarie Stevens. Seated lLeft to Rightl : Shir- ley Grayson, Amelia Harley, Sue! Elliot, Richenda Dunn, and Alma Miller. Standing: Lorene Cleveland, Myrtle Sixkiller, Nancy Schuetz, Wisey Hario, Eileen Clark, Betty Tucker, Frieda Shani- gan, and Loretha Fobb. INTERDORM COUNCIL Seated Lett to Rifghtl: Florence Coochyouama, Margaret Noble, and Betty Tucker. Standing: Mr. Bowman, Lydia Moonin, and Walter Jackson. BOYS DORMITORY COUNCILS OSCEOLA-KEOKUK DORM COUNCIL TINKER HALL DORM COUNCIL Seated lLett to Rightl: Donald Houle, Dale Williamson. Standing: Gerald Burgess, and Lester Mose. Seated lLeft to Rightl: Curtis Laird, Richard Dailey, Ron ald Berry, Coolidge Martin. Standing: Francis Wanya Dennis Duckworth, Melvin Roman Nose, Walter Hamilton Sidney Harrison, and Mr. Hario. 93 A DAY TO REMEMBER Senator Robert F. Kennedy explains his viewpoint on education for the American 7806533 Indians. On March I8, I968, distinquished 'guests visiting the Haskell campus were U. S. Senator and Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy, Kansas Governor Robert Docking, and Mrs. Scott Carpenter, wife of one of the first astronauts. Senator Kennedy, who is the chairman of the U. S. Senate Sub- I Committee on Indian Education, gave a brief speech to the Haskell students, staff, and faculty members in the school auditorium. In his speech, Mr. Kennedy emphasized the importance of an education for the Indians. He said the Indians should be given more opportunities in education. And as chairman of the committee, Mr. Kennedy pledged his aid in gaining better educational opportunities for all Indian people. Many students and staff members had an opportunity to greet and shake hands with Senator Kennedy. This day will long be remembered by those who were present as a truly wonderful experience. , Governor Docking of Kansas introduces Senator Ken- nedy. I 96- I-El Gps Ho .S QMQMW 9 Queen Judy Ybarra The annual Homecoming festivities be gan on Friday night November 10 1967 when many vlvacious people assembled for the pep rally which was held east of the football stadi- um. The students of Haskell gathered around a blazing and shimmering bonfire to express their school spirit Miss Verna Ahhaitty and pride in our outstanding football Miss Janice Smith team. The following day the Haskell Indians ,faced a strong opponent, the Arkansas City Tigers, on our home field. Although the Indians were not victorious, they played a very excitin-g and superb game. The clear and sunny afternoon was perfect for the coronation of the 1967 Homecoming queen. A beau- tiful young lady from Arizona, Miss Judy Ybarra, was crowned during halftime. Miss Verna Ahhaity and Miss Janice Smith were her two lovely attendents. Later Saturday evening, the royalty was honored at a dance in Hiawatha Hall. These events were enioyed by many Haskellites. BARN DANCE The annual Barn Dance, held March 7, 1968, was one of the major attractions of the school year. Almost all Haskell students participated in money-making activities during the week and the gala event which took place on Saturday evening. LarrY Strom was Master of Ceremonies for the program. Music was provided by The Bow and Arrows. 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