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

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SENIOR ACTIVITIES - 25 - Do-si-do

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THE JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class is on the up-swing again this year, over two hundred students have their names on seven homeroom rosters. The well dressed junior class is headed by ambitious, active officers: President, Harry D. Yazzie; Vice-president, Herbert Bennally; Secretary, Leona Gashy- tewa; and Warren Satala, Treasurer. Warreniater accepted an office in the student council and the class elected Joseph Laban to fill the office of Junior Class Treasurer. Major class activities for the year included a semi- formal on November 16. The theme of the dance was Past and Immediate High Spots with decorations showing both the old and the new school highlights. The Junior Class also sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom April 18 and treated the invited senior class royally as their last offering to the graduating class. Many juniors have represented the class and the school well with honors, positions, and awards. We hope they will do even better next year as seniors. Here are just a few of individual representatives: Danny Honanie as Jun- ior Rotarian; Janice Carl our Teens Against Polio repre- sentative; Lois Enos, Loretta Blackhorse, and Warren Satala were members of the Inter-High School Brotherhood Coun- cil; Malinda Teller was among the students that attended the Navajo Youth Conference at Window Rock; Leona Gashytewa and Adrinne Koyiyumptewa were present at the Interscholastic Press Conference at Maryvale High School; and of course there were the junior boys on the varsity teams. Junior Class Sponsors