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

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STAFF Ceola A. White Guidance Mary F. Williams Academic Louvica Wyman Academic NOT SHOWN ‘Picture appears elsewhere •Edward W. Baeuchler - Academic •Ruth Blunk — Academic Louis Cinimo — Guidance Wesley Clark — Guidance •Hazel Constance — Academic •Florence Cook — Academic •Don C. Ellis — Academic Marjorie Ferris — Home Economics •Charles Feuerstein — Chorus Jerry M. Hill — Guidance Ray F. Hunter — Recreation Lucius H. Hyooma — Maintenance Susie Hyeoma — Guidance Elsie James — Guidance Jacob L. James — Guidance William James — Guidance Samuel M. Johnson — Guidance Albert Joseph - Guidance Anthony J. Klopic — Foods Rosabelle O. LaClair — Guidance •Jimmye Laffoon — Home Economics Roberta H. Lawson — Guidance Adeline Lehnherr — Academic George E. LeMieux — Academic Carlee Lowry — Guidance •Clyde H. McMillin — Academic Gail Monacchio — Guidance •John O. Moore — Vocations Gladys Nation — Librarian Robert L. Pavatea — Maintenance Nancy Phillips — Academic Esther Rainbolt — Guidance Lowell Roberts — Guidance Cal Rollins — Academic Rose Salway — Guidance Robert Seymour — Guidance William N. Shaw — Guidance Clifford Soedt — Guidance Rosaleen Sundust — Guidance •Julius D. Tickle — Academic Mary L. Tilley — Guidance Charles W. Viseur — Academic Roland J. Walker — Vocations Saima Winslow —Academic AUTOGRAPHS 9

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STAFF Sue Shepherd Academic Mary A. Smith Academic Elgeva M. Stewart Guidance Alice M. Shipley Nurse Training Mary N. Smith Guidance Martha M. Straka Academic Alice Shipshee Guidance Dorothy Suetopka Foods Charles Smith Warehouse Andrew Solvesky Maintenance Charles O. Taylor Maintenance Jennie F. Smith Academic Charles C. Tucker Supply Virginia B. Tucker Health Cynthia Vanderhoop Physical Education Wesley E. Wells Vocations Arthur White Vocations 8

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THE SENIOR CLASS Hazel Z. Constance Julius D. Tickle One hundred twenty-two seniors, the largest graduating class in the history of the high school, will receive diplomas May 23. This event will signify that you will have reached your first real challenge — To do or not to do —. Commencement does not mean the end. It means the beginning of your efforts to realize your objectives. The goal each of you reaches in this complex world will depend upon how many sacrifices you are willing to make. The Class of '63 is arrayed with talent. There are seventeen band members. Twenty- nine belong to the chorus. Ten of you are grid-iron warriors. Basketball at P.I.H.S. became the scourge of Class A in the valley because of the contributions of six seniors. In track, four of you delight in showing your heels to all competition. You won your share of honors and awards. Whether you continue your learning in the arts and science, enter training in specific specialized fields, or attune your talents and skills to the demands of the labor market, we, who have shared your school life joys and sorrows, hope that you will realize the success and happiness you so richly deserve. May God bless you throughout your journey along life's highway. The Sponsors Class President Edward W. Baeuchler