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

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ADMINISTRATION Superintendent, James D. Wallace In the many experiences of life, a very important step is our graduation from high school. As each stu- dent reaches this level, he should realize that he has acquired certain tools of education that he must apply to situations as they occur. Through learning by doing we climb the ladder of life. How far our lives reach will depend on how we accept the challenges. The op- portunity will be given each of us to apply the skills we have learned to the earning of our livelihood. One of our most used expressions has been It is up to you. Successful living can be yours, if you practice good citizenship, have good personal habits, and use your academic and vocational abilities to earn success The staff joins me in wishing to each of you the best in life. . . 30. 2

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SENIOR SPONSORS Don Ellis Barbara Judd Melvin La Clair J. D. Tickle Frank Castillo This year girls in the graduating class have almost a two to one ratio over the boys. May 16th one hundred and sixty of you graduates will receive diplomas. Through exercising your talents, Phoenix Indian High School will be richer by your having been here. Nineteen senior voices enriched the many selections the school Choir rendered during the year. Eleven seniors contributed to the enjoyment of the students and public during the numerous band performances on and off campus. Twelve seniors donned football uniforms and performed creditably on the gridiron. They made a couple opposing teams literally eat lime and bite the dust. Three were members of the cross country team and five rolled up one sided scores by showing their heels to opponents on the hardwood court. Best wishes will go with you from everyone who had a part in preparing you for the objectives you chose. Your diversified talents will aid sports, dramatics and speech. Commencement is not the end. It is the beginning. Your diploma will indicate that you are beginning a difficult road that may lead to outstanding success. There will be many pitfalls you will have to evade. Sacrifices will become more severe as you climb toward the pinnacle of your goal. Your world is a keenly competitive one. Through the diligent application of your will to win you can succeed. Mary Williams May God bless you in your efforts. The Senior Sponsors. Senior Class Officers Harry Williams Gilbert Joshevama James Kelly Doris Lomavya Roberta Arviso President Vice President Treasurer Recording Sec. Corresponding Sec.