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

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t Superintendent James D. Wallace discussing school Probie'ms with Jeanne Pancotf and Sidney Sekakaku. As high school years go by each student is moving towards his or her place in adult life. These four years are the formative years and many of the things learned in the high school classroom will be useful all through life. Phoenix Indian High School staff members have tried to provide you with many experiences besides book learning and we hope that most of you have taken advantage of these opportunities. If you took part in sports, music, drama and other recreational activities you have learned the happiness that comes from association with others. As you leave your high school years behind, you will meet many challenges and it depends on you to make the most of your life. All Phoenix Indian High School employees join me in hoping we have con- tributed something to a most successful future for each of you. James D. Wallace Superintendent 2

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Francis Chischilly PHOENIX INDIAN HIGH SCHOOL

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As another school year closes and another group of young people receive their diplomas, they are prepared to continue their education. 1 hope that all graduates would consider the diploma in light of what you have learned and what you have prepared your- self to do in terms of helping other people. I am sure that all of you have an understanding as to the real purpose in life and have come to realize, the twelve years that you have been in school, the only way you can be truly happy is to offer yourself for service to your fellow man. I would encourage all of you to think now in terms of continuing your education with this in mind. The very best of luck and good wishes to you in your chosen field. 3 Noel D. Scott, Principal