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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1972 volume:

The Indian Leader Haskell Indian Junior College Lawrence, Kansas 1972 Volume 75 Staff Editors: Sara Sloan, Sue Nofire, Robert Jackson Art Work: Calvin Bordon, Anderson Yazzie Student Business Manager: Rita Walker Copywriters and designers: Rayford Gray, Denise Rodriquez, Pam Tahmahkara, Rachel Goggles, Terri White, Terri Price Calvin Bourdon, Pam Tahmahkera Cartoons: Charles Phillips Cover Design: Dorothy Nez Theme Poem: Pete Thomas Photographers: Special effects and color, Milo Yellowhairf color, Gary Mason, Calvin Bordon, Jake Reynolds, Rayford Gray, Gene Chavez, Charles Begay, Rose- mary Halsey, Sarah White, Herb's Studio, Lawrence Journal-World: Bill Walls Adviser: Dorothy R. Elliott This yearbook and the newspaper of the same name, The Indian Leader, are print- ed by the Haskell Press. College President: Wallace E. Galluzzi Haskell Press Business Manager: Bill M. Elzea Printing Students: Letterpress-pressmen, Ted LaMere, l.owell Wesleyg linotype op- erators, Paul Howling Wolf, Denise Keah- Tigh, Pat Long, Marsha McClellan, Offset Lithography-platemaking, LaDonna Bea- ver, Emma Jean Courchene, Ricky Dailey, Debra Hensley, Vickie Noble, Charles Phillips, Louella Scott, pressmen, Larry Butler, Kimo DeCora, George Karty, Ron Marshall, Bill Paddyaker, Mike Sweezy Printing Instructors: Letterpress-Esther Hario, Gene Johnson, Rusty Coffey, Cecil Dawes, Offset- James Fischer, Andy Girty, Editorial Clerk-Bob Grinnell Subscription, 51.00 a year. Mailed free 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, Kans- as, Haskell lndian Junior College, a government iunior college and training school for American Indians. Address all communications to The Indian Leader, Haskell Indian Junior College, Lawrence. Kansas 66044. Published in accordance with Interior Department Appropriation Act, 1940, approved May 10, 1939, and approved by the director of the Bureau of Budget. 1 Haskell Indian The home of quality education for the American Indian since 1884, Haskell now has approximately 1,000 men and women representing 50 to 60 tribes from all over the nation. Young and older, married and unmarried, the students enroll in this com- prehensive iunior college for its vocational program or in the general education area to prepare for a college degree. ln its second year as a Kansas accredited iunior college, Haskell constantly works for improvements. Curriculum revisions bring new courses to meet the needs of Indian students today. Staff members work for high- er degrees so they can impart more knowl- edge. To meet accreditation requirements of the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges, Haskell is doing a two-year, self-evaluation study. Other changes include a ten-year, exten- sive building program. Opened in the fall of 1971 was a new Automotive Complex with Junior College the latest equipment, and later a new Ma- sonry building was finished. Under construc- tion now are a new Graphic Arts building and a new Electronics building. Near future, building plans call for a new dining hall, additional dormitories, and an addition to Sequoyah. Social change also came this year as stu- dents became more involved in a broader school-community life. Dormitory rules were relaxed as students showed more responsi- bility. Library hours were lengthened, and school work became more serious as teachers enforced strict attendance policies. Groups organized for political involvement in na- tional and local Indian affairs and for help- ing the poor and the handicapped. A few students had cars, but the favorite pasttime was still walking to Harper Valley or down- town to shop. 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Table of Contents Pages Opening In Memoriam Students Sophomores Freshmen Sports Academic Closing Autograph Page ' I- 'Il ' I2 I3- 50 14- 32 ' 33- 50 Activities 51- 80 81-IOO ' 'IOI-126 ' 127 128 1 Q A aaa L w it' Li' .R f-,j5,,,,.-W WELSH ' E . 5 F. ,Qu Q-.rx L A F Q g.1L.!.,.--:- .t w Wif- wl 'elk ff as ' ' ' if ' w if m 7,5 ' I W Wei? x. my f 1 1 ,M V 2 ., 1 Y 11 1 ' If K + - Emi - .mgf Q.,,gSfix. ' ' I u 2. 'jwl W ww' ,. Tw ' Q, .9 xnwfv im, , N 34 21 ww' -Mb , ,mf . :,M,,,4. ,A I . ,V 4,:1fMM.y- . - , - M. ,V - Y , WW, . fm P fx Y v , r -I' '-..,,,Q..,- .. 4,.,f ' , , W, ,. .h., AX ,M . f' ,....a.-nf...f-4- wrt if . pg? .4 , 5 M 4 A- ', ,gf ix rx,,,,V 4 1, 2 gi, E :BHP nv ,M 2 L , xv 4 i , L gg: HA, W Sw Lu. K moriccm Mrs. Lillian Mosshart Haskell was saddened by four deaths in the last year. Mrs. Lillian Mosshart, an accounting teacher in the Busi- ness Department for eight years, was killed in an auto- mobile accident May 29, 1971. With her mother, Mrs. Mosshart was driving to the Crow Reservation in Montana to teach summer school. ln addition to teaching beginning accounting here, Mrs. Mosshart was director of the Haskell Christmas program four year and treasurer of the National Federation of Federal Employees here. She liked to work on an individual basis with the stu- dents, and all her students counted her as a friend, said Miss Selma Hoffmann, Business Department Head. Miss Dorsey and Miss Doublerunner died in an auto- mobile accident December 7, 1971. Both 'were freshmen maioring in Secretarial Science in the Business Department. Miss Dorsey, a Choctaw-Creek, was a Pompon girl and a member of the Haskell Secretaries and Accountants Club. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Dorsey, live in Okla- homa City. A Yakima-Blackfoot, Miss Doublerunner was an at- tendant to the Homecomin-g Queen here in October, and she was Secretary of the Athletic Eligibility Committee. She was the daughter of Anthony and Elizabeth Doublerunner of Spearfish, Washington. Another student, Wayne Pinkham, died September 13, 1971, after receiving iniuries in a fall. A freshman in the Printing Department, Wayne was a Nez Perce from Cay- use, Oregon, where he lived with his grandmother, Mrs. Annette Burke. Heiwas the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Pinkham, lPicture not availablel Miss Barbara Dorsey Miss June Doublerunner W 'O 'W?V' ' Wh Holly Allen Qua-Cher-Euchee Lawrence, Kansas General Education Beulah Antonio Laguna Pueblo Old Laguna, New Mexico Accounting Johnny Armiio Jemez Pueblo Jemez, New Mexico Cooking Tomah Asepermy Kiowa-Comanche Apache, Oklahoma General Education Chester Armaio Arapaho Ft. Washakie, Wyoming General Education Helen Beard Arapaho Watonga, Oklahoma Accounting Ann Baker Ute Ignacio, Colorado Home Decoration Angela Barney Navaio Tohatchi, New Mexico General Education Nora Begay Navaio Chinle, Arizona Accounting Danny Benally Navaio Lukachukai, Arizona Technical Drafting Bonnie Berntsen Aleut Anchorage, Alaska Business Thompson Bileen Navaio Teecnospos, Arizona Carpentry Charles Bear Assiniboine Harlem, Montana Auto Mechanics Cynthia Bernal Taos Pueblo Taos, New Mexico General Education 15 Maxine Bolman Gros Ventre Mandaree, North Dakota Accounting David Bowers Seminole Hollywood, Florida Masonry Dawn Bremner Blkft-Cree-Gros Ventre Browning, Montana Practical Nursing Nancy Bunch Cherokee Stilwell, Oklahoma Cooking Clauclene Boyer Shoshone-Bannoc Blackfoot, Idaho General Education Jeanette Clay Navaio-Delaware Lawrence, Kansas General Education 16 R'-fi' s ' N 5 Q .1 - 4is,,,.,, , W ,-.Wg I Vi? . . genes, ,,.,V , in y y XX M A , Pat Bunner Cherokee-Creek Okemah, Oklahoma General Education George Charging Three Affiliated Roseglen, North Dakota Auto Mechanics Charles Colbert Creek Eufaula, Oklahoma General Education Wassillie Chris Eskimo Nunaoitchuk, Alaska Carpentry Alice Coolidge Robert Coriz Jeanie Courchene Eskimo Santo Domingo Potawatomie Napakiak, Alaska Santo Domingo, New Mex. Tulsa, Oklahoma Practical Nursing Business Printing-Platemaking 'I7 Eddie Crank Navaio Kayenta, Arizona Radiation Technology Hildreth Crith Kickapoo Topeka, Kansas General Education Kizzie Deere Creek-Seminole Cromwell, Oklahoma Costume Shop Donald Denny Creek-Seminole Okemah, Oklahoma Auto Mechanics Robert Daugherty Cherokee Jay, Oklahoma General Education Cynthia Frank Thlinget Angoon, Alaska Business I8 Bernice Fobb Choctaw Bennington, Oklahoma Practical Nursing Katherine Fox Gros Ventre-Assiniboine Hays, Montana Business Joe Garcia San Juan San Juan, New Mexico Electronics Minnie Goodbear Cheyenne Watonga, Oklahoma Business Arlene Garfield Paiute Mcbennitt, Nevada Home Decoration Fred Gonyea Onondaga Nedrow, New York Electronics 19 Eddie Good Bird Three Affiliated Halliday, North Dakota Data Processing Venitta Grounds Blackfeet Browning, Montana Practical Nursing Tom Grover Quinault Taholah, Washington General Education Delores Grover Creek Mounds, Oklahoma Data Processing .6 2' Edmond Hario Seminole Sasakwa, Oklahoma Electronics Cecil Harry Creek Mounds, Oklahoma General Education William Henry Tsimpshean Metlakatla, Alaska Auto Mechanics Jackie Histia . Acoma San Fidel, New Mexico Data Processing George Hubbard Niavaio Ganado, Arizona Technical Drafting Bill Hummingbird Cherokee Stilwell, Oklahoma Refrigeration, Air Condition Mary Holden Kiowa Anadarko, Oklahoma Business 21 Brian lmpson Osage Wynnewood, Oklahoma General Education Robert Jackson Yavapai-Apache Clarkdale, Arizona Business Wayne Johnson Creek-Seminole Wichita, Kansas General Education Hayden Jones Moses Jumper Adam Kaulaity Seminole Seminole Kiowa Seminole, Oklahoma Hollywood, Florida Mt. View, Oklahoma General Education General Education Technical Drafting Don La Fra-nce Harry Lane Sandra Lee Chippewa Navaio Creek St. Michael, North Dakota Page, Arizona Henryetfa, Oklahoma General EdUCGfi0n General Education Data Processing i t 22 Eileen Lente Laguna Paguate, New Mexico Business Lynn Livingston Navajo Crownpoint, New Mexico Accounting Wilbur Lockwood Laguna Santa Fe, New Mexico Technical Drafting . I Q f P ,kykkl Dixie Martinez Ramah-Navaio Ramah, New Mexico Practical Nursing Chuck Lockwood Eskimo Unalakleet, Alaska Practical Nursing Donna Mermeio Picuris Stockton, Utah Business 23 Eva Martinez Taos Taos, New Mexico Practical Nursing Nancy Martinez Taos Taos, New Mexico Costume Shofp Mum Ellen Mexicano Niavaio Magdalena, New Mexico Cooking Nick Mike Eskimo Kokhanck Ba, Alaska Auto Mechanics Patrick Nelson Navaio Pinon, Arizona General Education Thelma Nilchee Navaio Albuquerque, New Mexico Costume Shop Jason Morgan Navaio Crownpoint, New Mexico Carpentry Pat Nimsey Kiowa Ft. Cobb, Oklahoma Business 24 Kenny Nicholson Gros Ventre Billings, Montana General Education Wilson Nocholai Eskimo Kwethluk, Alaska Electronics Vickie Noble Creek Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Printing-Platemaking Doris Onsae Pueblo San Fidel, New Mexico Gustine Old Bear Crow Garryowen, Montana Cooking Ron Paxton Choctaw Anadarko, Oklahoma Technical Drafting Charles Parton Apache-Caddo Lawton, Oklahoma Printing-Offset YYY J 7 ...a-..,-P ,w N nr' V I 25 HQ Dwight Pickering Diana Postoak BU ky P t c res on Caddo-Kaw-Otoe Choctaw Hopi Sapulpa, Oklahoma Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Polucw, A510011 General Education Business Welding W Gloria Randall Lavonne Reddest Jake Reynolds Sioux Sioux Cheyenne-Arapaho Wanblee, South Dakota Lantry, South Dakota Clinton, Oklahoma Business Costume Shop General Education 26 vis, ...I Sue Rock Navaio Tonalea, Arizona General Education Jane Romero Santa Fe, New Mexico Tequque Data Processing Karen Sage Arapaho Ethete, Wyoming Business Bernadette Romero Taos Albuquerque, New Mexico X Costume Shop S. usLu artt S c Patrick Sanchez Apache A San Carlos, Arizona 9 ' if Machine Technology L A es, 42 f Brenda Smith Ponca Ponca City, Oklahoma Business l u as 1 Lena Sexton Harry Spencer Choctaw Navaio Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Gallup, New Mexico Food Service Auto Mechanics 2222 iz! 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Juan Victors Papago Phoenix, Arizona General Education Gary White Choctaw Yuma, Arizona General Education Leonard Waggener Creek Claremore, Oklahoma General Education Bill Walls Gros Ventre Harlem, Montana General Education Cecile Wesley Tsimpshean Metlakatla, Alaska Business Elizabeth Williams Shoshone Fallon, Nevada Business v w Melvin Williams Navaio Indian Well, Arizona Data Processing John West Cherokee Cherokee, North Carolina B ,gs ..s 1, fi- Exgi: ' mfs- 2 -A qs, Q W-M.. Practical Nursing 31 L? 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Rigby S. 319 rf' H5 as if QQ Q , . 1 'i :Q 2' 09' mum Student Senate members are: lFront rowl Penny Frye, Andrew Gray, Elizabeth Brewer, Sandra DaVila, Karen Wilde, Marshal Bartholomew. lSecond rowl: Hoy Steele, advisor, Harold Frazier, Leroy Adair, John Flynn, Rhonda Quaderer. lThird rowl: Fred Maior, fu enlf Vernon Schmidt, Edmond Hario. lTop rowl Jake Reynolds, Chester Armaio, Sam Morris, Jr. George Tiger, and Joe Garcia. Not pictured are Bill Crowe Robbie Daugherty, Wayne Johnson, Richard King Linda Morris, Milo YellowHair. Sen The purpose of the Student Senate is to provide for an effective representation of student interests to insure that students have a maior voice in governing those affairs which directly and primarily affect the students of the college, and to guarantee the rights of students. Fall and spring elections were held to elect 2l representatives and a president, vice-president, and treasurer. These members then served on ll school committees with staff members in addition to their regular work on the Senate. Meetings provoked much discussion as the group studied dormitory rules, admission and retention policies, campus activities, health facilities, and a Student Court. Advisors were Darrel Cole, H. Eustace Llewellyn, and Hoy Steele. Treasurer Joe Garcia Secretary Penny Frye fi President Chester Armaio Vice-president Sam Morris, Jr. NVQ , HSA YW , r N ii, Y v 1 X Y ia 1 D its ,, mg ,J X Members were ,Robert Coriz, Cynthia Frank, Harold Frazier, Geneva Gooden, Lenora Horn, Shirley Jimmy, Robert Jackson, Mary Kingfisher, Rose Mae Lee, Manuel Lewis, Cheryl McCormack, Rosalyn Pioche, Karen Sage, Amelia Smith, Richard Begay, Imogene Stevens, Alice Taylor, Marylita Upshaw, Melvin Williams, Paul James, Wanda Lincoln, Clyde Clani, Brenda Coachman, Pam Luther, Jane Romero, Sammy Freio. lNot all members are shown in the pictures above and below.i To gain practical experience by personal contact with local business people from varying backgrounds is the purpose of the Haskell Secretaries and Accountants Club. Meeting twice a month for lunch in the Rose Room, the club heard Lawrence busi- ness men and women discuss their iobs, heard Librarian John Akers review Indian Oratory, and watched films on work in the State Department. After a fall initiation ceremony, members began planning their spring fashion show, a trip to the Hallmark factory in Lawrence and one to General Services Administration in Kansas City. Spon- sors were Mrs. Helen Ault and Mrs, Barbara Berryhill. HSA officers are: lFrom top to bottoml President Dusty Parton, Treasurer Lowell Edmonds, Historian Alice Taylor, Vice- president Linda Morris, and Secretary Sharon Garcia. xr wet in L we X tq Yi .KK,s,f'sff ffl' ix A K5 1? we VW' ing A 7 35,7 ew, A at ,A ' . 'z Nh . 5 . rt M' ' is x , xi yi... ..-.--.0 MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB Sophomore nursing students: Rose Casiquito, Brenda James, Alice Coolidge, George Kniffin, Dawn Bremner, Chuck Lockwood, Sally Farmer, Eva Martinez, Bernice Fobb, Dixie Martinez, Den- nis Francisco, Linda Mullan, Venitta Grounds, Nancy Watchman, Leora Hardin, Mary Jo Wolf, Linda Hurley Freshmen: Carol Arneecher, Sophina Natona- bah, Jessie Begay, Marilyn Sam, Fernanda High- bull, Smalley Snow, Kandyce Horn, Valerie Titla, Dorinda James, Etta Mae Tsosie, Elouise James, Linda Tsosie, Peggy John, Truman Walker, Rita Juarez, John West, Esther Knight, Ramone Willis, Minnie Lou Farmer, Eileen York Instructors in Health Occupations: Rene T. West, Sandra Dolezal, Diana J. Doyle, Elvi E. Sanchez, Eugenia L. Sullivan. Club officers were Venitta Grounds, president, Linda Tsosie, vice-president, and Eva Martinez, secretary-treasurer. ' 55 ala lu If Top: Not only do they ride horses but also barrels Bradley Preston, Paul James, Tom Joe Bottom: First row: Vice-president, George Charging, President, Emerson Begay, Secretary, Arlene Garfield, Treasurer, J. C. Morgan Second row: Marilyn Sam, Thomas Tom, Richard Begay, Charley Begay, Pat Patero, Dixie Mar- tinez, Tom Joe, Paul James Third row: Elouise James, James Assert, Robert Woodward, sponsor The Rodeo Club had a very exciting season this year with a Rodeo scheduled on May l3, 2 E H8 uf ' H :wi i , i fiiwifii 1 ' ph -an www ,. -W .-Q.,-1 .4 1.54. 'Pg Q ,fl r Q 1 y x J' .i,,?,55,,5 .... Z In K 5 2 1, 'P .Q .P ' A W. 1 f 'gigzvzi . gf hfgfgfgggggg iff R' 'mi L if 513: ' . 4- Q ff 'EM A : aa 5, 1 :XS E: A :mit .5 QM? f w .. M-W , ,W Wy z. 'V 391, N ..,.., , .. ,W .- . V '1 ' if , 535152 N ifalfy f .www x me ' ' , 4 ff ii gun 'igiffl ,ii , as F fl www.. Vw ,, Q 1' v gf-, -V ,QWQJ fl 5 5 . gf 5? Z Q. ..., 5: . 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K ,ga A 's Q51 AG ff ff ,S 'S U A 'nm K Www? 92,1 A' L 1 ii fs g 5' , f 55,1 Q .PW QQAJ v 15:5 I 61 Circle K International, a service organization, was founded on Haskell campus last year. Meet- ing every Tuesday in the Rose Room for lunch, members planned the repair of Christmas toys for needy tots with Marine Reserves, an Easter egg hunt for elementary school children, and canoe rides with small children. They ushered at campus functions, supported the basketball team as a group, going to two out-of-town games, and sold popcorn and sponsored movies for money-making projects. In April the group attended the district conven- tion at Salina where Milo Yellowhair tbelowl was elected,district lieutenant governor. Sponsors were George Martin, H. E. Llewellyn, and Karl Talawyma. Ron Paxton served as president, Ben Truiillo, vice-president, Danny Benally, secretary, and David Jeff Toledo, treasurer., 1 we Pictured in the top right are Ben Truiillo, Geo rge Hubbard, Karl Talawyma, H. E. Llewellyn ltop to bottom on lettl, Joe Cagey, Wilfred Mac bur e, David Toledo, Adam Cawlety, George tin lcenter row going upl, Ron Paxton, Wil- Lockwood, and Billy Tso. Pat Patero and George Hubbard explain to a Mar d chil where the Easter eggs are hidden. lbottom rightl N Edm ot pictured are Danny Benally, Fred Gonyea, ond Hario, Roy Jim, and Ben Rhodd. 'I X .2 The lndian Leader yearbook staff has iust hopped a fast freight to China, so if your name is misspelled or you can't find your picture, call the FBI, Naders Raiders or Rachel Goggles lon bottom stepl, Pam Tahmahkera or Terri White isecond stepl or Anderson Yazzie or Sue Nofire or Robert Jackson or Sara Sloan or King Calvin Bourdon. 64 I I l Sue Nofire, Sara Sloan, and Terri Price deciding on layouts' for Denise ROdri9Uel who Sophomores. Rita Walker Business Manager Anderson Yazzie working on Dorm Council layout. Dorothy Nez Yearbook Cover designer typed and read copy. Advanced planning, diligent work, and careful preparation went into the produc- tion of the i972 Indian Leader. After gathering organizations, activi- ties, sports, and class pictures, much time was devoted to designing layouts and cropping pictures. Cooperation and individual efforts of the staff members were important in making the l972 Indian leader a memor- able picture of Haskell Indian Junior College. Dorothy Nez, a Paiute from Reno, Ne- vada, was the designer of the 1972 year- book cover. Dorothy, a promising sopho- more art student plans to attend the University of Montana upon graduation from Haskell. In addition to designing the yearbook cover, she designed a cover for a KU magazine about Haskell. L . kr... Meow-c J.,- lv s.. W. ,gf . '. ' ., ,ze I I-am.. Rachel Goggles, Calvin Bourdon, and Robert'Jackson cropping pictures and writing copy. Milo Yellowhair, Co-Editor, radio announcer, and photographer for the newspaper and yearbook The Indian Leader staff and Journalism Department have been deeply involved in the coverage of important events that signaled change at Haskell, such as the dorm hours, the investigation of problems concerning students, and changes in the school curriculum. Other important events covered and photographed by the newspaper staff were the Haskell Board of Regents meetings, the Billy Mills press conference, and the construction of new buildings on campus. The student work program, Haskell financial affairs and national Indian news were also covered. A special edition was published at the end of the year which included a picture summary of the whole year. The I97I-72 school year showed such changes in the Indian Leader as the picture page and the design of the name plate. The Journalism Department attended a Journa- lism Conference at Kansas State College at Pittsburg and one at the University of Missouri in Kansas City. They also visited the KU Journalism Department, Lawrence Journal-World, and the Kansas City Star. The Journalism Department also spon- sored programs weekly on KLWN and KANU radio stations. FIRST SEMESTER INDIAN LEADER STAFF- Managing Editors-Maxine Bolman, Danny Pigeon, Editorial Editors-Glen Watson, Allen Zuni, Sports Editors-George Tiger, Keith Postoak, Women's Sports Editor-Laverne Hicks, Law- rence-Journal World Reporter-Rayford Gray, Reporters: Larry Nanaeto, Gene Chavez, Rita Cooper, Barbara Teesates- kie, Leroy Adair, Jennie Phillips, Elizabeth Williams, Carolyn Thomas, Sarah White, Kevin Courchene, Tina Cisneros, Mur- ray Medicine Bird. Photographers: Gene Chavez, and Members of John Down's photography class. SECOND SEMESTER INDIAN LEADER STAFF- Co-Editors-Maxine Bolman, Milo Yellowhair, Sports Editor-A Robert Leaf, Reporters: Terri White, Pam Tahmahkera, Anthony Leonard, Sarah White, Larry Nanaeto, Gene Chavez, Rayford Gray, Jennie Phillips. Maxine Bolman, Managing Editor, first semester and Co-Editor, second semester Anthony Leonard, Disc iockey and feature writer Rayford Gray, Lawrence Journal-World Reporter and Indian Leader reporter. He ' also worked on the yearbook Tina Cisneros and Allen Zuni, reporters, check copy Robert Leaf, Second semester Sports Pam Tahmahkera, Terri White, and Elizabeth Williams, reporters and headline Editor writers. Pam and Terri also worked on the yearbook Gene Chavez, feature and news larry Nanaeto, National news editor writer Und Ph0f09 UPhe' George Tiger, Sports Editor and radio program coordin- ator and announcer Queen and Attendants: Denise Keah-Tigh, Jeanette Clay, Angela Barney, Bonnie Berntsen, Dawn Bremner asketball Sweetheart Basketball Queen Candidates: Front Row: Donna Beaver, Juanita Jones, Pamela Tahmahkera, Angela Barney, Bonnie Berntsen, Denise Keah-Tigh, Second Row: Pat Bunner, Elizabeth Brewer, Alice Taylor, Maxine Bolman, Janet Smith, Arlene Garfield, Tina Cisneros, Dawn Bremner, Vickie Noble, Geneva Gooden, Claudine Boyer The Haskell Chorale, under the direction of Jacobe Bohanon, has had a very challenging and rewarding first year as a chorale. The Chorale has improved tre- mendouly over the months since the beginning of the fall semester and is destined to become the pride of Haskell and maybe a Haskell tradition. The Chorale's many performances included one for the Haskell Board of Regents, for two different organi- zation at KU, a church in Kansas City, and a Christmas concert along with the Band. The tour through the Southwest was one of the highlights for the Chorale as well as the tour to Mississippi. Besides the annual Spring concert, the Chorale preformed for the awards assembly and Baccalaureate. The Chorale members are: Leroy Adair, Tomah Ase- permy, Elmer Attson, Marsha Bartholomew, Elizabeth Brewer, Phillip Charlie Jr., Sandra Davila, Rayford Gray, Tom Grover, Edward Hobucket, Roy Jim, Henry Littlelight, Pat Nimsey, Jake Reynolds, Juan Victors, Jonah Williams, Melvin Williams, Christine Yeahpau, Randolph Yeahpau, Beverly Weathers, Pam Tahmah- kera, Kathryn Frank, Dean Kipling, Nelda Ahkeahbo, Niki Nenna, Ronald Jim, Rita Tsotigh, Arney Procter. Swv! X F Y' v wsiwnsl '2 .gi ,.., , . . 49 i gfi xv var,-n, X wfwl'-Gf' Q M in W m Q. ,. 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V '5HQ'fiXi,ggg5Z'3 A ,W M, My , , iw . 2 ML ' f -W7 J'F,,,j.lf ,xx Y askin WINONA DORM COUNCIL: Diana Postoak, vice-president, Joyce Artussee, Inter-Dorm representative, Tomah Aspermy, Denise Rodriquez, president, and Marsha McClellan MINOKA DORM COUNCIL: Virginia Baxter, Martha Lee, vice- president, Jane Romero, secretary, Penny Springer, president, and Jaxine Bushyhead POCAHONTAS DORM COUNCIL: lBelowl Lorraine Martinez, Sandy Davila, vice-president, Cheryl Luther, president, Maxine Bolmon, secretary. lln picture at rightl: Marsha Bartholomew, Cindy Joiola, Linda Turn, Lindo Bailey 72 INTER-DORM COUNCIL: Norman Drywaler, Joxine Artussee, Sandra Davila Bushyhead, Karen Wilde, Denise Rodriguez, Joyce OSCECLA-KEOKUK DORM COUNCIL: Fred Gonyea, Edmond Hario, presidentg Richard Powaukee. lPic- fures were not available of Tinker and Powhaftan Dorm Councils.l Campus Activity Board members are lFront Rowl: lBack Rowl: Carol Allen, Mr. H. Llewellyn, Tim April Gahate, Dwight Pickering, Vicki Noble, John Oliver, Dennis Rice, Maxine Bolman, Gustine Oldbear, Stanley, Ben Rhodd, Donna Mermeio, Jeanette Loretta Burgess, Rayford Gray, Mary Thomas, Sarah Montoya, Susie Mermeio, Midge York, Sue Thompson. Arneach, Roberta Teesateskie. Campus Activity Board One of the largest and most active groups here is the Campus Activity Board. With a stated purpose of providing educational experiences in the raising of and expenditure of funds for activities not provided by the Government, the Board planned, organized, and coordinated a cultural, social, and recreational program for all students. The five maior dances, weekend dances, an Indian dance and game night, the intramural pragram, the Sadie Hawkins Day activities, the Spring Fling, and professional entertainment in the Coffee House were all provided by this group. Money for expenses was raised when the Board sponsored Wednesday night movies and a basketball game by a professional women's team. CAB Officers are Vickie Noble, secretary, Dwight Pickering, vice-president John Stanley, president, Maxine Bolman, treasurer, Miss Jerrye Gray, Sponsor ya x A55 M '- efk -f Q ' K X S. ix A351525 gk A . .,., I . was ,W W, ,Mfg ,fy 'ixwi 'fgqfjff 'M :, W if iii f :S W 4 ,V Q if :tw - 33.3.1 fs . Q W. f ffigigf LA 3 :gf -2 K xx Sgr: M, 2255-if ww? WLM4, - W' L7 X' We . - zsggilgfkplxgi , X .,., ..., J 3 xl' ,. D5 ' ,g ggi' wsiffx , m mf. 1 ay 'Z 5 f was H 3 EF? aegis K rag: ,,fQv : 'i UPS , , A, 'f.f,Qi 3 7,.w:E:55,gLw , Main? A ' siiigf' h Q, , fix ' 42:1 Q lv ,JY Geneva Gooden, Tina Cisneros Pep Club The Pep Club included six cheer- leaders, two Pom pon women, and six members in a dance line. They spon- sored Homecoming, Basketball Queen activities, school dances, and bean and fry bread dinners. A Spirit Award was presented by them to staff and faculty who displayed outstanding loyalty and enthusiasm towards sports. They went to the first, annual National Collegiate Spirit Institute at the University of Colorado at Boulder in the fall, to Kansas High School football games where the team name was Indians, and to all Haskell athletic events in Kansas and Missouri. Miss Carol Allen was sponsor. In the picture on pages 4 and 5 lfront of booki are these women: Bonnie Bernsten G. Gooden, J. Smith, D. Keah-Tigh Angela Barney . Mx ,-, 1 'xv w is'iis H- A ... 1 x . L5 f -.W MWMQ.-w...,., fgwf M., , K '---Q-New ' Bonnie Bernsten, Terri White Pam Tahmahkero, Terri White, Edith Pam Tahmuhkera, Terri White, Penny Pickering, Claudine Boyer Frye, Hilda Woods Bonnie Bernsten, Penny Frye, Edith Pickering, Terri White 77 Seven of the ten initiates in Phi Theta Kappa are lfront rowl: Mary Kingfisher and Jeanette Clay, lsecond rowl: Bernice George, Wayne Johnson, lthird rowl: Johnny Whitecloud, G. K. Cobb, sponsor, Robert Daugherty, Leon Hawzipta. Not pictured are Sara Arn- each, Janet Candy and Robert Keity. Phi Theta Kappa A scholastic honor group here was initiated into Phi Theta Kappa, the first all-Indian academic fraternity in the United States. With G. K. Cobb as sponsor, Phi Theta Kappa is a iunior college affili- ate of Phi Beta Kappa, a national honorary scholastic fraternity. Students must have above a three-point average on a four-point scale to qualify for this group. Initiation was held April 27 for these students: Sara M. Arneach, Janet M. Candy, Jeanette l. Clay, Robert E. Daugherty, Bernice George, leon Hawzipta, Wayne Johnson, Robert C. Keity, Mary M. Kingfisher, and Johnny Whitecloud. Security Police The Campus Security Force, under the super- vision of David Bennett, worked to assist students in every way possible. Composed of five men and two women, the group worked at night on week- ends patrolling the campus and downtown Lawrence. Community relations were improved as a result of their work, and students learned to respect them and appreciate their help. l Campus Security Force: Suzanne Thompson, Sara Arneach, Eugene Alford, Leonard Waggoner, Kenneth Blackbird, George Hario, Jim Taylor, and David Bennett, di- FECTOF. Dennis Wilson Und Bill WGIIS Udtusf Their Milo Yellowhair taking pictures at a press confer- oach Phil C0m9f0S While Pefef TUfSeY looks On- ence, focuses on the action. Seated are C Homeratha, and Chuck Woodling, Lawrence Daily Phofographel Work Gary Mason, instructor of photography, is with student Susan Batiste. iPhotos by June Impson.l ,M-J , S5 STACKING: GREASING: LOAFING: BUTCHERING CREATING AND TRYING TO BE SERIOUS ' . wl'll1E'l?,' -xi: . ' Jf L ' 1H 1 fWfYhJ sf lQ WW M? - f ' -W ' M W '1 1whWNVfh, !.1N ' HL' NWI Wwill Mgf i g Q QM l f ggMm igf ulwe N ,X H,,,, ,,1. , YV N MW .F ,4,, , ,EY , mm 31' Y u ' 'f'W:'4:Y U1 ' f W:35 fE3 V W M Ju N X, '3f,,i,,'!' V?Flmf1,.qQ:,, U '- uf 'M,g,5!E1y:EN Vq ' ' 1EJwiw!,JN,'1f!1 ,mf gm, Mp!! W Ei J T JJ EW V ' Q -A R ' M 'N J 1-ww . n-wr w,Q,-'T MUN X ,,, ' -w:f,5J1?Y'f,! W WFT, 7 N Es 3 N W! - - W 'R 1971 Footlgall Team- Front Row: L. Anderson, B. lmpson, B. John- son, T. Kemohah, C. Sellers, L. Butler, Row 2 J. Carnes, J. Ramos, W. Tisho, K. Davis, L Waggoner, S. Black, S. Golden, J. Coachman Row 3: D. Dry, D. Jumper, J. Drake, H. Bear, A. Martin, C. Cole, F. LeClair, B. Hario, Row 4 W. Johnson, D. Dushane, H. St John, C. Dick M. Pebeahsy, W. Querta, L. C. Dawson, C. Harry, Row 5: J. Coffman, C. Locust, H. Jones J. Mashunkshey, T. Tyner, R. Lasley, C. Mo- reno, Row 6: P. Espinoza, J. Fhrnando, E. Att- son, T. Bowers, P. Platero, R. Smith, J. Smith L. Decker, Row 7: J. Doby, A. Wilson, R. Po- kibro, J. St Germaine, G. Faulkner, R. Buckley R. Scott, M. Ward, Top Row: J. Acosta, J Colbert, B. McCormack, C. Scott, V. Parton F. Ball, L. Jones. l Head Coach: Dr. Noah Allen Defensive Coach: John Tiger Offensive Coach: Keith Robinson Assistant Coaches: Phil Homeratha Benny Smith Q affix .fig I .. 53. me ll Ss, ,iw lf ff F W' .W QXZ' 535 va -ik ll f f -K I SF 15 ? h V 45 Y QL A, ' .2 5 A , , 4 ,M ,7 Y. . iw J me V Q- , ' 4, an mv Q gm A l ' M JH ' ' 6 . '-,g ' A ' 'Y Q A wgsrm f M, Q 'f ! fy 'ff' 'Q 1 n' 1' ' 8 f 'F J il X Ar Z f' 1fqQ - -ms 2 BE Y -' .. 3 fl Mx +P' W-ff ! 4. '31-Eff 5. Ron Scott l37l heads for 6 points while Wayne Johnson l80l offers assistance. Buster Joh.nson l34l and Larry Anderson l73l were leading defensive players. Haskell's defense allows little yardage. McCormack, i30i drives for tough yardage. Robert McCormack Cecil Harry Co-Captain Co-Captain Offensive Fullback Defensive Linebacker All Conference 85 All American 'I972 Basketball Team-Front Row: Richard Coach Wayne Postoak, Bill Walls ll5l, Gerald Beaver, Statistician, David Morris, Manager Redwillow l46l, Bobby Davis l'l7l, Bob Tillman Second Row: Kenny Nicholson l28l, Calvin l'l2l, James Doore l34l, Narcisse Hart l22l, Birdinground l44l, Pat Schildt lI0l, Henry Ron Johnson l21l, Fi Davis l29l, Coach Phil Little Light l36l, Jarvis Yellowrobe l31l, Joe Anderson. Morris lol, Kimo DeCora l32l, Third Row: t ,gqg Kemln' J so J cum: 786 Hosston 92 , Kemps L in Calvin Birdinground and Jarvis Yellowrobe direct Haskell's exciting fast break. Ron Johnson adds two points while Henry Henry Little Light out iiumps opponent while Joe Little Light and Kimo DeCora offer assist- Morris and Ron Johnson wait anxiously. CHIC. L ,.., W 'W -w,,,,.mxf , 45491132 ' ' ful gg Calvin Birdinground Jarvis Yellowrobe Bill Walls Bob Davis Narcisse Hart vs Haslzell's Starting Five Bill Walls controls the lip for Haskell. Pat Schildt gets the ball away for two points. Q Joe Morris goes for two. Q Henry Little Light shoots two while Ron Johnson and opponents watch. Charles Locust Outstanding Freshman Wrestler's Award Heavyweight Vern Schmidt and Frank Ball lock arms in match Buster Johnson Outstanding Sophomore Wrestler's Award Heavyweight Moving to a tough schedule, Coach Phil Homeratha improved the competition the best the Haskell wrestlers have ever had. Due to this effort Haskell is ranking national wrestling power, competing with four year schools as well as Junior Colleges. The team is looking forward to the future years when it will improve on the past record and competition, again proving they can and will compete with only the best. Coach Homeratha has said: l would rather compete and place well with tou-gh competitors than to be the best among lesser qual- ified teams. Coach Homeratha 4 Wrestlers receive awards during their banquet. 91 GIRLS l97l BASKETBALL TEAM C Rowena Teesateskie, Linda Crowe, Renolda Yazzie, Jennie Phillips, Jean Parrish, Donna Blackwater, Pat Bunner, Valerie Titla, Diane Beaver, Gloria Anderson, Lucy Marshall, Rita Postoak, Charlotte Holtsoi, Esther Knight, Lillie Juarez. Girls Basketball Coach Sandy Hicks Coach Hicks confers with girls. Haskell's starting five start the action for the second half. Pat Nimsey plays hard for Haskell. Lillie Yazzie, Donna Beaver and Gloria Anderson fight for the ball. GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORES Benedictine K. U. K. S. U. DeSota Phillips Washburn K. U. AAA Van Lines Wichita K. S. U. Benedictine Wichita Haskell Haskell Haskell Haskell Haskell Haskell Haskell Haskell Haskell Haskell Haskell Haskell Front Row: Coach Jerry Tuckwin, Al Waquie, Dwight Pickering, Tom Anderson, Jim Doore, Teddy Stevens, Alde Qumyintewa, Back Row: Jarvis Yellowrobe Date Time Location Meet Distance Sept, 5:00 Wichita, Kansas Wichita Triangular 3 mile 3rd Sept ll:OO Wichita, Kansas Wichita Invitational 3 mile 2nd Oct, 4:00 lola, Kansas Allen County Invitational 3 mile 2nd Oct. 4:00 Hutchinson, Kansas Hutchinson Invitational 3 mile 2nd Oct. 4:00 Lawrence, Kansas Haskell Invitational A mile 2nd Oct. 4:00 El Dorado, Kansas Butler County Invitational 4 mile 3rd Oct. 4:00 Lawrence, Kansas Haskell Triangular 4 mile lst Oct, l i100 Lawrence, Kansas Interstate Conference A mile lst Nov. ll:O0 El Dorada, Kansas Region Vl Meet 4 mile 2nd Nov. H100 Danville, Illinois NJCAA Meet 4 mile 4th l 1 Al Waquie All American , N.J.c.A.A. l John Telqkish A ' Dwight Pickering Cross Country 4th in Notion- Led by All-American Al Waquie, the 1971 Cross Country team finished 4th at the NJCAA Finals in Danville, lllinois. Waquie, a sophomore from New Mexico, finished 12th in a field of 272 runners. The top 21 finishers were awarded the All-American status. The team got strong support from Jarvis Yellowrobe, 31st, Alde Qumyintewa, 42nd, Dwight Pickering, 47th, Jim Doore, 55th, Teddy Stevens, 75th, and Tom Anderson, 88th. The remainder of the team was composed of Eddie Toledo, John Telakish, Ben Tohannie, Ivan Pino, Howard Addison, and Ray Austin. I think our chances for improving in 1972 are excellent. l was satisfied with the over-all team effort this past fall but three teams were still ahead of us at the Nationals. We'll do better in 72 , stated Coach Jerry Tuckwin, who was Honorable Mention coach of the year. The future does look bright with Yellowrobe, Doore, Stevens, Anderson, Addison, Pino, ond Austin return- ing. Jarvis yellowrobe Bottom Row: John Telakish, Eddie Toledo, Ben Tohannie, Al Waquie, Alde Qumyintewa, Ivan Pino, Top Row: Coach Tuckwin, Ray Austin, Howard ,ww Q-12 5 Q ,, M E af .1 mg H42 W45'w Golf Team: Dale Dushane, Adolph Cormack, Fred Walker, Tom Kemohah, Jimmie, Kenny Blackbird, Robert Mc- and Buster Johnson. Coach Noah Allen, Athletic Director, is also football and tennis coach. GOLF AND TENNIS Wayne Johnson and Robert Coriz team up for doubles during match. 98 Wayne Johnson is shown during match at Haskell tennis court. Tennis players not shown are Calvin Bourdon, Larry Butler, and Jim Anderson. TRACK lFront rowl: John Telakish, Foster Buckley. lThird rowl: Tom Anderson, Tillman, Herb St. John, Eddie Toledo, Matthew Jones, Dwight Pickering, Bill Henry, Randy Roland, and Dalton Jarvis Yellowrobe, and Ben Rhodd. Henry. lSecond rowl: Jim Big Smoke, lTop rowl: Ron Paxton, Fred Gonyea, Randy Sands, Maynard Honanie, J. B. Kenny Stump, Coach Jerry Tuckwin and Carnes, Richard Beaver, and Richard Coach Anderson. John Telakish hands the baton off to Herb St. John in Sprint Med ley Relay in a vain effort. Haskell failed to place in the event. Al Waquie of Jemez Pueblo, N. Mex., ran the three-quarter leg of the distance medley relay. The Cross-Country All-American assisted the team in a second-place finish. Runners of the Haskell Night Relays sprint out at the start ofthe three mile run. The run ended 14 minutes, 49 seconds, later with Haskell's Jarvis Yellowrobe winning the event. Other Haskell runners include Dwight Pickering, Eddie Toledo, Al Waquie and Jarvis Yellowrobe. Billy Mills, lstandingl, announces the establishment of an Indian Athletic Hall of Fame at Haskell. Seated are committee members: Jerry Rogers, Noah Allen, Berklie Perico, John Tiger, Lolita Coffin and Wayne Postoak. At a planning session, Haskell staff met with members of the Board of Directors to discuss incorporation, site, and nominees to the Hall. Standing: Pres. Wallace E. Galluzzi, lra sQlvini,' Eliiah Smith, Harold Shunk, Turner Cochran, Mrs Turner Cochran and in front, George La- Vatta. Seated: Wayne Postoak, Billy Mills and lolita Coffin. 100 John and Gary Whitecloud in tribal dress add color to the press confer- ence announcing the Hall of Fame. Cade ics 101 A . MANY HANDS GUIDE HASKELL From Washin-gton, D. C., to Anadarko, Okla., from the North, South, East and West, many persons work at directing the pro- grams and activities at Haskell lndian Junior College. Under the Bureau of lndian Affairs in the Department of the Interior, Haskell looks to Commissioner, Louis R. Bruce, for top leadership. ln the Area Office at Anadarko, Director, Sidney M. Carney, a Haskell alumni, takes personal interest in this school. Wallace E. Galluzzi, president-superintendent since 1969, has guided Haskell through the planning stages of the change- over from a vocational-business college to a school giving lndian people a choice of a vocation or a college degree. Assisting him has been an excellent administrative staff composed of Everette E. Bowman, Seth Irving, Bill Burgess, Jack Naylor, Frank Quiring and Haddon Moats. Under these men are department heads, instructors, dormitory staff, secretaries, accountants, and the very necessary plant man- agement personnel headed by Joseph Gaddy. All contribute work and ideas to the successful completion of a school year. To provide lndian self-determination came the appointment of a cosmopolitan, able Board of Regents dedicated to making the best comprehensive iunior college in the United States. Formed in the spring of 1971, the Board is composed of representatives from all areas served by the school. lt meets quarterly to discuss and im- plement progress. A unique feature of the Board allows voting rights for one student representative from the Student Senate. Members of the Board of Regents are: Robert Billie, Tom Dailey, W. E. Mclntosh, Fred Bigiim, Wesley Bonito, Phillip Martin Simon Howard, Lawrence Porter, James Cox, Kenneth Blackbird, Tom Jimboy Louis R. Bruce, Commissioner Bureau of lndian Affairs Sidney M. Carney, Area Director Bill J. Burgess Dean of Instruction IGeneraI Educationl Seth C. Irving Everette E. Bowman Assistant Superintendent Administration Officer Wallace E. Galluzzi Superintendent Frank L. Quiring, Jr. Dean of Students 'I03 Jack C. Naylor Dean of Instruction I Vocational-Technical I Haddon S. Moats Director of Admissions and Records OFFICE STAFF M0florie Weers Rose M. Wilson Jean M. Gibbs Phyllis D. Henry Velma J. Roberts Alice M. Vaughn Secretory lSten07 Clerk lStenol Ed. Tech. lSten0l Clerk lSteno3 Clerk-Steno Teller-Student Bk .le +1 . 2f-Q . --.-.. ' i'- Lolita Coffin Jerry D. Allen Scotty Harjo Harry S. Bird Wilma Montes Elmer Blackbird Cash Clerk lStenoJ Supply Clerk Student Director Supvy. Pub. Sup. Supply Clerk Dir, of Sfudem of Work Prog ram Hazel A. Henick Clerk-Steno Joseph Mzhickteno Wylma Dawes A Financial Aids Clerk-Steno Officer J eon Pa rsong Supvy. Counseling Pgychl aff if J0 'e R- O9leSbY Smithy Benny H. E. Llewellyn Teacher- Smifh Dir. of Student Mary L. West Clerk-Typist C0w1Sel0r Teacher- Affairs Counselor Ethan Deer Sandra Ray Supvy. Gen. Clerk-Steno Sup. Sp. Lucille Donald W. Pigsley Washington Gen. Sup. Assist. College lTypingJ Rose Mary Edmonds Clerk-Steno Sandra Nease Clerk-Steno Jeanette A. Wahwahsuck Tele. operator lTypingl Residence Spec. Milton Honawa Ed. Technician Garrison Tahmahkera Social Worker Corrine Mzhickteno Carol Allen . Recreation Specialist Night Attendant Office Stuff not pictured are: lStenoJ Aimee R. Edsall Guidance Counselor Darrell Deerinwater Stud. Union Manager Housing Boytt lmpson Ed. Spec. CGuidance7 Jerrye L, Gray ReCreGfiOn Spec lGen.J Benjamin Powell Instructional Aid lCGl George Martin Guidance Counselor was Dave A. Bennett Karl Talawyma Teacher- Supvy. Instr. Ernie Blue Back Ron McLemore Ben Beaver Instructional Aid Instructional Aid Supvy. Instr. Belle G. Kayitah Aid Instructional Aid Dorm employees not pictured are Joe G. Hathcoat Instructional Aid CCGJ Orva Hoffmann Instructional Aid ICGJ John F. Laughlin Jr. Night Attendant Jimmy LeFlore Instructional Aid ICC-D John Young College Residence Spec. Thomas E. Spotted Horse Supvy. Instr. Aid iCGl Donald Nieto College- Residence Spec. Pocahontas, one of the three women's dorms. ICGI Theodore White Enola M. Pipes Bette Notah Janice Breymeyer Patty S. Factor College Residence Teacher- Supvy. Instr. Aid Instructional Aid Instructional Aid Spec. Counselor CCG! ICGI ICGI Cheevers Coffey Supvy. Instr. Aid KCGI Orville Rice Jr. Night Attendant Stanley Ashcutt Instructional Aid CCGI Ethel Steen Instructional Aid iCGl Elias Perez College Residence Spec. Emma Lou Deer Instructional Aid Louise Beaver ICGJ Etta M. Pulliam Louis Nevarez Night Attendant Supvy. Instr. Aid iCGl Night Attendant Myra Todome Night Attendant Rosetta Coffey Supvy. Instr. Aid ICGJ Marie Walker Helen E. Cantrell Instructional Aid College Residence ICGI Spec. Wanda L. LeFIore Josephine Peters Instructional Aid Night Attendant ICGJ Val K. McKinney College Residence Spec. Henryetta S. McLemore Instructional Aid ICGI Leona Stephenson Night Attendant Lenora Thorpe Night Attendant Walter Waldrop Dorothy Pinedo George Lauppe Instructor Spec. Clerk- Instr. SuPVY. tVo!Techl Stenographer CTech, Subj.l Sandra Emmett Arthur Anderson Kenneth M. Beal Clerk- Trng. Instr. Teacher Stenographer KRefrig. 81 Air Clndustrial Arts! A r x Darrel G. Cole C. Mock Dibble Jacob Harjo Teacher Teacher Teacher Klndustrial Arfsl Undustrial Artsl lDriver Education? Cooking Refrigeration 106 ww :ig ,Q 5 .,..:., 2 32 M? ww . iilwir. igggggj' 3,45 1-:Em gil fi wi' ME X X fs ei I 9 'vii L, - V gs , 2 1 . 5 'S FF? is Z Q. yf 2 fig . QQ, 'Mew - was 152.33 5 qifzsgk f 51 ' ,Mg 7,27 KN 1 -.Z -.. fl H?-:','.F 'iii V .- .ffbm , QQ: ,Q 5525fYgsE'2SiE uv - , .. A9 x S- 4.,,,..ww.wm..W.,w,., W, L I . A A 4fd I ilggwim, ,fix A in SEV Sw, ' is 4, , 'Q AQYEQQ-4 egg 1,1-WRX we ig if Ag, Wi? 3 fl - 'T M5531 W V .?Tv 'g?'is? i?f A f LS, 4:5 f X 3 .Ulf 5 -, g ,A rmxzaaw-xg K fs , wi, A 1. Ev 4 x i Q 1 -gk, 1 ff? , gwemag f LW f 'LW' , H My ?W3 fx ,, Lf-K ML- - W 9 W A 1, A I 7 ff' I M m, m, L. , ,, s M A . 75, - 4 V .ww fu Av 1 -iw :f1,fa':ga, ' 1+ 3 , , 5 ,fsmksz , 1--'f AW Ab ' f' Q. V-:au 1, 1 my ,gig . .Maw .VA. , Louis J. Taylor George Washington Trng. Instr. Trng. Insfr. IPaintingJ lMasonryJ I Ira G. Salvini Cyrus F. Anderson . Supvy. Trng. Instr. Trng. Instr. Offset PfI'hI'lhg lMech. Trades? lAuto Mech.l Machine Technology Randlett Edmonds Jim B. Hario Motor Vehicle Motor Vehicle Operator Operator James Luther Delbert Paascfh Trng. Instr. Trng. Instr. lAuto Mech.J lAuto Me3:h.J 108 Wilson M. Senn Aletha Carey Melba Carter Trng, Instr. Teacher Teacher IAuto Mech.I IHome Ecl IHome Ecl M y I his . in K 5 K 'l is Donna Couch Halmon Joice Johnnie Daniel Teacher Supvy, Trng, Trng. Instr. IHome Ed Instr. IFood iCooking 81 ' ' ' A, ,..... QQIKIUQI ....... , t .r,' Mig. si. .,,., F I . Ik kz . x Lucy Hardy Vida M. Nioce Ruby P. Food Service Headwcitress I Porterfield Worker Headwaitress I Electronics Auto Mechanics Harlan Randall Rene T. West Sandra Dolezal Diana J, Doyle Elvi E. Sanchez Eugenia Sullivan Head Cook, Supvy. Clinical Clinical Nurse Clinical Nurse Clinical Nurse Instr. of Medical Asst, I Nurse lTrnQ.l lTrng.l lTrng.J CTrng.J Technology .R . . 1 K M . V Bill M. Elzea Bob Grinnell Marvin M. Coffey Supvy. Trng. Editorial Clerk Letterpress Instr. lPrintinal Operator Meat Cutting Sheet Mem' Industrial Arts I ,W Cecil L. Dawes James Fischer Andy Girty Esther Harjo Eugene Johnson Linotype Trng. Instr. Trng. Instr. Trng. Instr. Trng. Instr. Operator IPrintingJ IPrintingI tpfimmgm IPrintingl Carpentry Baking I Offset Printing b 'I'I'I Home Decoration Letterpress Printing Letterpress Printing letterpress Printing X 'I Vocational Facuity not pictured are: Roberta Jackson Clerk-Dictating Mach. Trans. Amos Birdcreek Trng. Instr. CWeldingJ John Muldoon Instructor of Health Physics Rie Fawbush, Jr. Trng. Instr. lEIectricityD Curtis M. Wright Trng. Instr. IAuto Body? Joan S. Lane Supvy. Trng, Instr. lNeedle Tradesl Maxine Hadley Clerk-Steno Cordelia Emmett Food Service Worker Albert Jones Food Service Worker Marian McBride Teacher lHome Ecl Richard Morris Trng. Instr. lBakingJ Georgia A. Nieto Cook Judy G. Pierce Food Service Viorker Willie A. Sevier Trng, Instr. lCooking 81 Baking! Drafting Technology Nursing Students General Education Department ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Noah Allen Sylvia Larsen Phil Homerotha !nstr, of Physical Clerk-Steno Instr. of Phy ical Education Education Athletic Staff not pictured are: Phil Anderson Instr. af Physical Education Sandra Rae I-lick Instr, of Physical Education Keith C. Robinson Instr, of Physical Education Ray Tahsuda Instr, of Physical EduCatiOn Gerald L, Tuckwin Instr. at Physical Education Wayne Postoak Kenneth O Tiger Instr at Physical Instr. of Physical Education Education Wayne Postoak LANGUAGE ARTS DEPARTMENT LaVerne Parker Dee W. Aking Ted Coulter Clerk-Typist Instr. of English Instr. of Long, Arts tReodingl si T555 --'- - -A '-I 5535 3- . - I f ff f 4 'rs J . Q. :ttf 53325 iff ':'ii '3fge2: ' i - I fitsfif 5 ' jfs?5F2j ' v Ralph M. Eorles Dorothy Elliott Ida Funk Instr. Of Lang. Instr. of Long. Instr. of English Arts tEngIishl Arts tiinglishl Lucie Singer and Beverly Weathers, poetry con- test winners with Mrs. William Shaw, president of Lawrence Author's Club. This club and Lawrence Indian Club sponsored the contest. Polly G. Happy John A. Madsen Grace Marion Instr. of English Instr. of Lang, Instr. of Spanish Arts tSpeechJ Sondra Moore Earl Waters Barbara P, Ward Teacher lEnglishl Instr. of English Instr. of Lang. Arts tEnglishl Language Arts Staff not pictured are: John D. Downs Robert Woodward Teacher Supvy. Instr. of Lang. language Artsl Arts KEnglishI BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Dafa Processing Business English Class Selma Hoffman Teacher Supvy, lBusinessl P. Wendell Ault Teacher iBusinessl Milton B. Arnold lnsfr. of Business lAccJ Barbara Berryhill Teacher lBusineSsl Helen Aulf Dollie Bittenbender Matilda Harjo Instruof Business Teacher lBusinessl lnstr. of Business iShorthandl lTypewritingl Transcription Class Thelma Haverty Instr. of Business lBus. Engl Business Staff not pictured are: Naomi L. Bear Jerry L. Rogers Clerk-Steno Teacher lBusinessl Constance L. Potf lnsfr. of Business Lorraine Willetla in typing class Steven Huston Vivian McAlister Wanda L. Romine George E. Smith Trng. Instr, Instr. of Business lnstr, of Business Teacher lBusinessl lADPl lTypewritingD CACCJ 'l'l7 Fine Arts Staff not pictured are: Peter Clough Instr. of Speech 8- Drama Doris Falen Instr, of Speech Alonzo J. Flares Instr. of Music Dave Froman Instr, ot Speech 81 Drama Mike Larimer Instr, of Drama Dale Nicklas Coordinator at Inter-Tribal Communications Norma Lee Richards lnstr. of Art lCeramics, Sculpture 8- Jewelry? Carol E. Redwine Instr. of Music ARTS DEPARTMENT Richard West Instr. of Art Patricia L. Allen Clerk-Steno Jean S. Allen Instr. of Art lDesign, Jacob Bohanon Dir. of Vocal Music Don Secondine with art instructor, Richard West Roma J. Earls Keyboard Instr. lMusicI James Johnson Instr. of Speech 81 Drama Clinton Leon Instr. of Arts 81 Crafts Jack Romine Instr, of Music Bond Sludenls on lou' William Crowe and Beverly Weathers HUMANITIES DEPARTMENT i indian History Class K Inter-Cultural Communications Cioss Iumonities Staff ot pictured ure: UUHQ Barnet' Goodwin K' Cobb Cioro S Kidweii Jerome Green Rornon Powers Richard Spear C. Hoy Steeie 'STV of Soda! 'mi' of 5000! lngr. gf Sociol Instr, of Social Instr, of Instr. of World Instr. of SwCiOl 31enCe5 ipsyj SCWGS Sciences Sciences Clridicin American Civ, Science History? Hstory fSocioIoQV7 119 F MATH 8. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Thomas Dixon Rosanne T. Addison Jump, Jr. Instr. of Science Donohoe Instr. of lPhysicsJ Instr. of Math Mathematics Belinda Byrd working an algebra problem Chemistry Class Science Class 120 Math and Science Staff not pictured are: Dwight Thomas Instr. of Science Janet Belcourt Clerk-Steno Don Ahshapanek Instr. of Science lBiology7 Rodney C. Barkhurst Instr. of Science lChemistryI Allen P, Chinn Teacher lMathematicsl Anna L. Dillehoy Instr. of lMathemaficsI Frank Kitchens Instr. of Science Judy Ann Thomas Instruction Specialist LIBRARY John E. Akers Milton S. Overby Alexa R. Brown SuDVY. Librarian Librarian Library Assistant iTypingJ The Library provides a quiet place for study and reading. 121 PLANT MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT Rosemary Jimboy Charles W. Stone Delbert M, Bailey Jack F. Blalock Harvey C, Allen Ira A. Allen Clerk lTyping7 Foreman 3, Foreman 2, Foreman 2, Electrician Carpenter Maint. 8- Repair Maint. 81 Repair Maint. 81 Repair .-..... i 5' if lliii . I Z 5. jg H 619--5 3' 5 ,.,,, 4 gg 3 il f 512. - . ,ail 1. MacNelly Floyd Kenneth J. Dempsey Micco Olof E. Rubin Edward M. Davis Joe B. Arp Refrig. 8- Air Holden Painter Carpenter Foreman 3, Gen. Boiler Plant Cond. Mech. Mason Equip. Operating Operator ' .. .lf 3 .A 5 -.:.?.g,,:. Alfred Kayitah Eugene S. Rayl Chris P. Emmett Francis Greemore Orlando Green Jerry Narcomey Boiler Plant Boiler Plant Janitor Ground Ground Janitor Operator Maintenanceman Maintenanceman Harold A. O'Brien Kermit G, Pangle Ground Maint. Guard Faculty not pictured are: Joseph H. Gaddy SUPVY. Maintenance Engineer Jay W. DeTar Pipefitter Ernest L. Nioce Engineering Equip, Operator Raymond C. Peer Plumber Lyle K. Ratts Electrician Wiley Scott Laborer Woodrow Walker Foreman 2, Htg. Plant Clark Davidson Boiler Plant' Operator Justin Hardy Janitor Claude E. Peters Guard Vocational Department Heads lFront rowl: Ira Needle Trades: Rene West, Health Occupations, Salvini, Mechanical, Roberta Jackson, secretary, Bobby D. Ratliff, Building Trades, Dorothy Pinedo, Dean Jack Naylor, Walter J. Waldrop, Instructor secretary, Bill Elzea, Printing. lSecond rowl: Halmon Specialist, George M. Lauppe, Technical, .loan Lane, Joice, Food Service. M0Qdalena C. Ann Rocy Dukelow, R.N. Dental Asst, Supvy. Clinical Supvy, Nurse Dental Assistants Class of 1972: Roberta Favel, Loretta Burgess, Regina Delgaif Shirley Swan, Julia Randall, Lily Homeratha, Marilyn Brown, Eddie Essert. Not pic- tured are Alice Evans. Carol Painte Boney, Julie Semaken. Department Heads in Pupil Person- cial Aids Officer, Elmer Blackbird, nel are H. E. Llewellyn, Student Student Housing, Frank Quiring, Activities, Jean Parsons, Counseling Dean of Students. Center, Joseph Mzhickteno, Finan- General Education Department: Heads are shown with Wallace E. Galluzzi, president, Dr. Noah Allen, Athletics, Dr. Richard West, Fine Arts, Dwight Thomas, Math and Science, Dr. Clara Sue Kidwell, Humanities, Dean Bill Burgess, John Downs, Language Arts, Jack Romine, Music ln- structor, Selma Hoffmann, Business, and Rose Ann Gardner, Secretary, , SNAPSHOTS 6 Sue Rock As another year draws to a close, so does the 75th edition of the Indian Leader yearbook. The staff hopes that this yearbook will be enioyed by all and in the years to come bring back many happy memories of Haskell Indian Junior College. The staff would like to thank the following people for making the 1972 Indian Leader possible: Gary Mason, Jack Romine, Carol Allen, and Milo Yellow- hair, who all provided pictures, and a special thanks to the Printing Department for all the work they have done in making this yearbook possible, and the Administration for cooperating in finances. INDIAN LEADER STAFF Ben Kindle Cecilia Manygoats t 'I27 AUTOGRAPHS 128