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

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Staff lnclucles Many Services Seth Irving Administrative Otficer Ethan Deer Gen. Supply ASS'- Jacob Mario Teacher-Counselor Ben Beaver .ff er.. Q, Elmer Blackbird Teacher-Counselor s. 'WW :, by 1, j Harry Bird Jerry Allen Scotty Hario Supvy. Pub. Supply Clerk Warehouseman Supply Spec. Mrs. Enola Pipes Teacher-Counselor Ed, Spec. 2 Boytt Irnpson Karl Talawyma Supvy. Instr. Aid xi? 'I Miss 0. Hoffmann Instr. Aid I I .gg N? S. ' .3 . , f .384 15: J Ronnie McLemare Instr. Aid Mrs, Lglifq Coffin Mrs G. Edmonds Miss Hazel Henick Clerk-Sfgng lntsr. Aid Clerk-Steno 7 K ef K Q E .M 'AZ Jerry Narcomey T. Spotted Horse Alonzo Flores lntr. Aid Instr. Aid Teacher-Counselor me f .- if Ernie Blue Bock Mrs. Belle Kayitah Benjamin Po ell Mrs. J 0 I b M . J. P t M s. Eth I Sf JMU- Aid lnsfl- Aid Instr. Aid Instr. Aid V Teachgxgouafsloi Night Atferidiant Inlstr. Aiii een Not Pictured: Mrs. Edna Whitney Clerk-Steno: Mrs. Adrienne Cheirnpagne Clerk-Typist: Mrs. Lucille Washington Instr. Aid: Stanley Attendant: Mrs. Louise Beaver Supvy. Instr. Aidp Mrs. Gladys Toahty Ashcut Instr. Aid: Cheevers Coffey Instr. Aid: John Laughlin, Jr. Night Attendant: Miss Etta Jimboy Night Attendant: Miss Jerrye Night Attendant: John Young Night Aftendent: Jimmy LeFlore Night Gray Rec. Spec. .- Q. Q

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Wallace E. Galluzzi H-askell Superintendent Bowman I Has New Dulles Mr. Everetteli. Bowman, who served as Acting Principal after Mr. -Galluui'5 promotion to Superintendent, acce ted the osition of Principal in January 1969 P P 1 - A Head of the Academic Department when he first came herein 1961, Mr. Bowman later became Head of Pupil 'Before coming to Haskell, he served as principal Mi:ngoA,jConsolidated Junior High School, Iowa, Lone- Vschiool, Oglala Community School, South Dakota, and the'Mandaree School in North Dakota. ll I He obtained his Bachelor's Degree in education from 'Drake University, Des Moines, and a Master's Degree in ed- ucation from Nebraska State Teachers College. New Lea Gulcles Schoo Mr. Wallace E. Gal-luui, who has been at Haskell since May, 1963, as principal, was named Superintendent in late October, 1968. - A native of Pennsylvania, Mr. Galluzzi served in the Navy during World War II. He then attended the State Teachers College at Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania, earned his Moster's Degree from Northern State Teachers College in South Dakota, and did graduate work at Penn State Uni- versity. 1 His work with the Bureau of Indian Affairs began in 1949 when he was first employed at Standing Rock Indian School, Fort Yates, North Dakota. He was promoted to teacher-advisor in 1956 and to education specialist in 1958. He was also employed at Turtle Mountain, North Dakota, Indian School, then worked in the Aberdeen Bureau of Indian Affairs Office for five years as education specialist before coming to Haskell. Under the friendly direction of Mr. Galluzzi, leader- ship of Haskell remained steady, and the staff and students looked forward to continued progress. I H Everette E. Bowman ' ' x 4 Haskell Principal ' V Mfg, Rose Wilgqn Mfg. Jean Gibbs Mrs. Marjorie Weersx ' Print lpdl'S Sec. Regigtrq , Superintendent's Sec.

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Mrs. A. Wheeler Teacher-Counselor 5535 5-:S iii if are ' - ff ff .--F 1 QQ 4,2 .1 .. . ig . . if. as Mrs. J. Jacobson Instr. Aid Mrs. Kaye CotfeY Instr. Aid Mrs. H. McLemore Instr. Aid Mrs. R. Coffey Mrs. M. Hawkins Instr. Aid Instr. Aid Mrs. L. Thorpe D. Deerinwater Night Attendant Instr. Aid Library Draws Mrs. Alexa Brown Library Asst. l K Miss E. Dunn Librarian ggi .s if fe 'iw . gy, Xl. S I I . Mrs. B. Northun Teacher-Counselor Mrs. Patty Factor Instr. Aid Mrs. Bette Notah Supvy. Instr. Aid Stuart Tonemah Rec. Spec. Rev. V. Patten Protestant Chaplin Much Interest The Haskell library has over 11,000 books for the students' use. lt provides facilities such as the card cata- logues, encyclopedias, and an Indian Collection of approxi- mately 1,525 books. In addition to these, the library subscribes to 31 newspapers from 15 states and 131 magazines. The librar- ians also keep a bulletin board up-to-date with articles from newspapers about Indians. Another bulletin board features attractive displays on current books and events. A Haskell news scrapbook is maintained, and eye- catching decorations make the library an interesting place to browse. Monroe Harjo, Lonnie Yaxzie, James McElroy, and Andy Tecumseh catch up on news of fellow Indians with articles from newspapers from 15 states. Georgia Fletcher, Christine Davis, and Sharon Manuel find that the library is a good place to study for tests and to read newspapers, as well as, read books. INDIAN NEWS