Phoenix Indian High School - Redskin Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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JUNIOR CUSS Milton Shirley Mike Roy Skeets Phillip Suen Roger C. Suetopko Franklin D. Tah Marie Jeon Tolley Leander L. Tewa Bishop Tewahcftewa Roger Thompson Marjorie Thompson Jo Ann Todochine Fannie Mae Tom Glenda Tom Solly Lou Tsawotewa L :a L. Tsosie Martha Willie Jose Mark Wood Daisy Mae Woody Sally Ann Yaiva Alta H. Yozzie Anthony Yazzie Marie Estelle Yazzie Ross L. Yozzie Jerry H. Youyetewa Mary Lou Yoyokie 23

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JUNIOR CLASS Luther Guy Morgon Dons Naseyowma Sarah L. Nayne Gladys R. Nenach Ernest Noriego Mavis L. Nuva- yestewa Barbara A. O'Callahan Burton Onsae Jr. Eugene Outah Mary Ann Poncho Raymond E. Potricio Jack Patten Leroy Patten Thomas G. Pcla Janet Rose Phillips Lorin Phillips Swayne Webb Polacca Rosita M. Pitero Corrine Preston Margaret Salcido Myro L. Salazar Vaughn Saufkic Cynthia Secakuku Jane Selestewa Lawrence Selestewo 22

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ANTON K. KOLTHOFF Deportment Head Alctho Van Zowl Marilyn Stafford ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT In spite of reduction in the student population of som schools, we continued our upward growth in 1960-61 and enrolled 497 students, three short of the 500 mark. After considerable reorganization, our library began its Fall service to the students and staff with a new Librarian at the wheel. Many attractive titles had been added to the Library collection. Our Band director transferred to the Elementary Department and our Choral director succeeded to her position leaving that position vacant. Three new teachers were therefore added to the staff to fill these vacan- cies—one of which was in the field of speech. In addition to the usual annual trips of the Band and Chorus, other trips were made by the Band to San Carlos and to Sacaton. After exploring the fields, in our summer workshop, the teachers in the Reading Division attempted some experiments in team-teaching; the math division decided to try out the new experimental math program sponsored by the Yale Math Study Group. Our first year, under North Central accreditation, moved with amaz'ng swiftness to the time of graduation when the seniors heard the longed for well done. Mr. KOLTHOFF Not Shown—Miss Naticn.cnd Mr. Ruck r Ruth Blunk Florence A. Cook Douglas A. Eddy Henry Listiak Hozel Z. Constance Don A. Crandall SOPPOMOflf CEDED Jk Steven Badonie Paulene Beeson Honlcy Begaye David Benolly Henrietta Linda Bobb Freda Jone Bulletts 24