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

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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

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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 .,.' Qvffwavff -f .ssi -' ff--' 4,-fw.fA,.4 4 4274, fr -' f-'fffm f-4 fffsfrf ,Orff -YW' ff f,..' ' ,. ' 'Vw M ,ff 55, A mf,-M 522, , -' J ','f'1yZ-W iw' - , M 4: -'f.-- ,ggqy 3 , . 45 2:,A 520-gff, 1 fl, vcr. fsr. r wifi-2. 1 x - .gg 5 71 1. f f -er 1 t ,fs . swim, f, exif. Q .- f IWW. ., f- 1' 4, ,,.f , ., W6eQ-zff.. .4 fs, 4,1-Q.. . 4 ,Aw ff ,. A , 1 , ' -f .... ' - I f, ff l- .1 ff ff V W, 4-'f-Q-ffr.: ,.fw 1 f wr, My ,. ., , ., . '- -K Several Haskell staff members received ' se - - , S3 If Mrs. Mmggret L Andres, Miss Mae Flanggcrel cxgrcgxgeyizr. Firstr Row: Thirty year pins were present- prgseaniidcigllgzzll '::dDF:k:: B., .lellison and a ten year pin to Amos lglrgcreveing Yeacir gms were presented to . ci . I e, . B. Dreadfulwater,A d G' . ' econ OWITGI1 year pins Third Row.: John Mousseau and Timothy Notah alsdm ryeceiilgl f:ifo,l9el,:l:l'g?' Glen Hclstings and Geo,-ge Lau 2? ins. 16

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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