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

Text from Pages 1 - 63 of the 1973 volume:

......-....-' Redskin Phoenix Indian School Phoenix, Arizona Volume LXXI ACROSS LEFT TO RIGHT: An Apache Crown dancer, an emotional Fay Antone and a lovable dog with Fedelia Miguel. The American Indian has come a long way, especially in recent years. Our standards of ed- ucation have risen, more of us are seeking high- er education and more have become verbal in expressing opinions and views. Our standard of living has changed immense- ly. For example, we have new, modern housing, more job opportunities, and higher incomes. Our art is now a very popular way of expres- sion and is appreciated across the nation. The level of awarness about our people has also in- creased and we are now more conscious of our own feelings, problems and hopes. This is why the yearbook staff chose the Growth of the Native American as the theme of this year's book. Through pictures and copy we tried to show students' growth through aca- demics, sports, clubs, dorm living and even an emotional or inner growth, as seen on campus. is fl 3' -, 5 Ji 1 Q Nw: as-K Kg 5 f-Q eg X Nr z wx: x 'f Xl l is' ,er t .5 . as 'N ,Q ,-'xi . as I ,sq i W vvw' if u 4 'li .Q J v X 'M- .E fa Daily life on campus explains theme: Growth of the Natiu 2 fi-1 if 3' id S i f if 1 MII Y Q. ,,,,,.,...-i--3-ff-2 ,i ii : Table of ontents A 0 Seniors .... 2g Underclassmen . . . Tn QVLC CZTL Aiiiviiiii. . . . ii Sports .... . 59 Clubs .... . 81 Student Life . . . 93 Staff ........... . . 117 Cover design by Olie Talashie. New areas explored by participation in varied campu W? 4 ' Y ' ' ' -'iii ' ' Y R 'E ctiuities -H W M CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE FAR LEFT: Robert Manuel and Lynette Andrews at their favorite pastimeg Student reaction at a basketball gameg a common scene during school hoursg a crowd of students and a couple of gorgeous girls. 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Also included was a ditch day held in May. This day concluded the year and was it great! Seniors worked hard by attending classes and meetings to inform themselves about what they needed for their last year at Phoenix Indian High School and to pre- pare themselves for the future. Senior class members would like to ex- press their appreciation to the senior sponsors who made possible many of the activities. 8 MK .40 is Senior sponsors FROM LEFT are Mrs. Betty Huerstel, M.r. Charles Viseur, Mrs. Alice jenkins, Miss Claire Kirkland and Mrs. Mattie Green. NOT SHOWN are Miss Peggy Marquez, Mr. Curtis Lucas, Mr. Isadore Richards, Mr. Richard Palmer, Mrs. Manuelita McKay, and Mrs. Maxine Rodgers. DELLA ACUNIA -Pima -Pagago5 Phx. 5 Can. for Miss PIHS 45 Co-Cap. Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 3. AGNES AGUILLA-Papago5 Man- agers Dam, Az. CHARLENE Al-IOWNEWA -Hopi 5 I-lotevilla5 Sa-le 5 Stu. Council Sec. 45 Rep. 1,25 Dorm Sec. 35 U of A scholarship 35 Speech Award 15 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 jr. Achievement 45 Exchange Student 3. ABIGAIL ALLEN-Pima Papagog Casa Blancag Stu. Council 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Pima Club 25 Rec Club 2,3,45 Sec. 25 Dis. Comm. 15 Redskin Staff 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Jr. Achievement 4. BARBARA AMI-Hopi5 Polaccag Grip 5 ROTC -Drill Team 3. DELBERT ANDRES-Papago. ANSELM ANTONE-Papagog Santa Rosa, Az. 5 Hai.r 5 Sr. Vice Pres. 4. ARLENE ATONE-Papago5 Sells. JEAN ATENE-Navaho5 Kayenta, Az.5 Gene Navajo Club 2,3,45 Student Council 45 ROTC-Drill Team 3,4. 9 Euonne chosen edztor for annual GLORIA BARLESE-Paiute5 Reno, Nevada5 Buddi. BOWMAN BEATTY-Apacheg Cibecue, Az. 5 Ind. Club 1,25 ROTC 1, 2, 35 Rodeo Club 2. LILLIAN BELVADO-Apacheg San Carlos, Az. 5 Pep Club 1. ARLENE BURDETTE-Apache5 San Carlos, Az. 5 Ind. Club 45 I. V. Basketball 2. BRENDA BURDETTE-Apacheg San Carlos, Az. 5 Ind. Club 2,35 Stu. Council Treasurer 45 Rec. Comm. 15 Var. Basketball 35 Drill Team 1, 2, 35 Honor Roll 35 Act. Comm. 45 Girl St. Delegate 35 Wash. Gov't. Workshop 1. DOLLIE BURDETTE-Apache, Cibecue, Az. LORINDA CLARK-Apacheg San Carlos, Az. 5 Cluggie. ROSELYN CLASHIN-Tewa -Nava- jo5 Polacca, Az.5 Cute 5 Stu. Council 25 Dorm Pres. QAzulej 25 Softball 25 Chorus 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, 4. DEBBIE DeMAREY-exchange Stu. , Longmeadow, .lv1ass. , Drill Team 4. IO .. xi. Huberta jack and Lalinda Naha chow down relaxed on the lawn after Indian Day activities. EVONNE DOWNS -Hupag Eureka, Calif. 5 House Council Pres. 3, 45 Rec. Club Pres. 3,45 Pep Club Pres. 35 Redskins 35 Annual Staff 3, 45 Editor 45 Bravette Manager 35 Band QDrumsJ 15 Model U. N. 3, 45 Zoom Leader 35 Mental Health Comm. 3,45 Rec. Board Leader 3,45 Dis, Comm. Pres. 35 Com. Ed. Leader 4. SUSAN ELIAS-Pimag Phoenix, Az. 5 Sue Blue. AMBROSE ENCINAS-Papago5 Crow hang, Ariz. ALVIN ENOS-Pima. 5 THOMAS ENOS-Papagog Sells, Az. 5 Letterman's Club 45 Wres- tling 1, 2, 35 Football 3. LEONARD FELIX-Papagog Santa Rosa, Az. ll Seniors assame adult responszbzlztze with new '18 year old, law PATRICIA FERNANDO-Papagog Sells Az. 5 Patsi 5 Papago Club 35 An. Staff 45 House Coun. 2, 35 Honor Roll 25 Dorm V. P. 3. CI-IARLENE FRANCISCO-Papago, Casa Grande, Az. LEE ROY GASEOMA-Hopig Tuba City, Az.5 Lee 5 Ind. Club 35 Sr. Class Rep. 45 Stu. Coun. 45 An. Staff 2, 3,45 An. Ed. 45 Art Award 25 Speech Award 15 ASU Merit 35 ASU U. B. 5 Sr. Eng. Award 35 ASU Sch. 35 C1-eat. Writ. Award 35 ASU Up. Bd. 3,45 Honor Roll 2, 35 Sch. Bank Asst. 3,4. KATHY GUILD-Exchange student Springfield, Mass. MELVINA HARRIS -Hopig Second Mesa, Az.5 Me1 5 Ind. Club 2,3,45 Stu. Council Rep. 1,25 Chorus 3,45 Exchange Student 3. CONNIE HATTIE-Zuni5 Zuni, New Mexico. REYNELDA HARVEY-Pimag Salt River, Az. THELMA HINTON-Apache . IRENE HONANIE-Hopi5 Oraibi, Az. I2 f'f 'd RACHEAL HOWARD-Maricopag Lavine, Az. DORIS HOYUNGOWA-Hopig I-Iotevilla, Az. 3 Mouse , Chorus 251-Ionor Roll 1, 2. WINFIELD I-IUMEYESTEWA -Hopi 5 Second Mesa, Az. g Ind. Club 1,2, 3,4g Track 1,25 Cross Country 35 ROTC 2. DARNELL HUNTER -Hopi, Parker, Az. ISSAC IGNACIO-Pa ago, San aw P A Xavier Mission, Az. 5 Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 3, ROTC 2, 3,4. .V,,,,,, -v AMELIA JOHN-Navajo, Shiprock, ,. New Mexico' Ami1 .V s J - Bravettes 3, Navajo Club 3, 4, gi' Exchange Student 3. are ,cw 31? K fi., W so ,Q -,,k ,V AT LEFT Melvina Harris arrives at PI loaded down with all the necessities to hack her senior year. ABOVE Kathy Guild and Mary McNally, exchange students from Massachusetts, check over their schedules. 13 Delores K oruh takes first runner-u IULENE JOSE-Papago, Sells, Az. 5 Jody , Basketball 1, 2, 35 Soft- ball 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3. MARCELLA JOSE-Papago. MATILDA IOSYTEWA-Hopi, Second Mesa, Az. 5 Tillie , Stu. Coun. Rep. 25 Tennis 25 Cheerleader 1 , 2. BARBARA JUAN-Papago, Sells, Az. 5 Papago Club 2, 35 Bandhorn 1,2, 3,4g Drill Team 4, Pep Club 4. FLORENCE KACHINHOGVA -Hopi, Keams Canyon, Az.g Ind. Club 13 Tennis 15 Sr. Band 4. I4 H 1 r , Adeline Adams, Alan Gibson, Marty Wauneka, Brenda Enos and Linda Garcia stand in line waiting for the lunch traditionally served by the teaching staff on Indian Day. or M iss PIH STELLA KENTON- Apache, San Carlos, Az. DELORES KORUH- Hopi, Second Mesa, Az. , Dee-Low. ALVIS LAVENDER- Apache, Whiteriver ANLENE LOPEZ- Papagog Santa Rosa, Az., Papago Club 2, 3,45 Sr. Band 2, 3, 4. BERNITA N. LOPEZ- Papagog Sells, Az. I5 Sylvia Nash MARY ELLA LOPEZ- Papagog Sells, Az., Papago Club 2, 3, Chorus 33 Pep Club 2, 3,4. MIKE LUPE- Apache. LUCILLE MAHO- Hopi, Polaccag Nebby 3 Student Council 4g Miss Sophomore 25 Cheerleader 2,3,4. EDISON MANYGOATS- Navahog Tuba City, Eddy g Navaho Club 3,45 Rodeo Club 2, 3, Football 35 ROTC 2, 3. DARLENE MARTINEZ- Papagog Tucson, Daryl , ROTC Drill team 1, 2. MANUEL MCBROOM- Apache, San Carlos, Letterman's Club 43 Football 2, 3,43 ROTC 1, 2, 3,4. Erwin Thomas, Roderick Selina, Mike Tsosie, Elliot Koinva and Milson' Taylor, all senior mem- bers of the cross country team, get in line for the race. ku fs , ,sr l leads student body MARY MCNALLY- Exchange Student from Springfield, Mass. LINDA MONAHAN- Maricopa, Laveeng Basketball 3,45 Volley- ball 4. EVALINA MOODY- Apache, Whiteriver. BARBARA MONTANA- Papagog Sells, Barbi g Papago Club 2, Stu. Council Rep. 2, 3,45 Volley- ball Manager 45 Dorm Sec. 45 Treasurer 25 Dis. Comm. 2, 3. DUANE MORENO- Pima, Phoenix KATHLEEN NAMINGHA- Hopi, Omaha, Bacabig Kathy , Indian Club 1, 23 Chorus 23 Pompon 2, Honor Roll 3. SYLVIA NASH- Tewa-Hopi, Polaccag S.C. 1,2,4g Pres. 4, Class Of. 1, 2, 3, H. C. Pres. 1,2,3g Rec. Club 1,25 Title 1. 1, 2, 35 Anytown Del. 15 Chorus 2, 3,45 Girl of the Mo. 2, Annual Staff 4, jr. Achieve. 3,43 Upward Bound 2, 3. WINIFRED NICHOLAS- Hopi- Lagunag Bacabi, Winnie, Chorus 2, 33 Pep Club 35 Annual Staff 3,45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. RACHAEL NOLIN'E- Apache, San Carlos, Indian Club 1, 2, 3. Virginia Coochwytewa, Roselyn Clashin and Florence Kachinhongva watch as Evonne Downs checks for a broken egg in her blouse pocket during an egg toss contest. Seniors enjoy final prom sponsoreq CHERYL NORRIS- Pima. LEONA PABLO- Pa a o' Tucson P S 1 Az.5 Ona 5 Indian Club 35 Papago Club 45 Chorus 45 Pompon 2, 35 jr. Achievement 45 House Coun- cil 3. MARY JANE PABLO- Papagog Santa Rosa, Az. BRYAN PALMER- Apache5 San Carlos. LEONARD PESHLAKAI- Navajog Parkerg Pesh 5 Navajo Club 3,45 Football 45 Wrestling 35 Baseball 3. PAMELA PHILLIPS- Apacheg San Carlos5 Pam. VERNIDA POLACCA- Tewa5 Polacca, Az.5 Senior Class Sec. 45 junior Class Treasurer 3. I8 Tk,- 'mw - A47- y members ofjunior class Rain, an unusual commodity in Arizona, awaits students after an assembly in the auditorium. BARRY POLEYUMPTEWA- Hopi Hotevilla, Az.5 Fish , Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4. LARRY POOYOUMA- Hopi, I-Iotevilla, Az.3 Indian Club 3,4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. BURTON POWSEY- Hualapig Truxton, Az.g Birdie , Papago Club 45 Chorus 2,3,4. CARMELITA RAMON- Papagog Tucson, Az.g Indian Club 2, 3,4 Band 2, 3, 4. JANE RAMON- Papagog Ajo, Az CHARLOTTE REINO- Papago. 7 Tapzja chosen .senior class president CHARLOTTE ROGERS- Hualapai RAMONA SANCHEZ- Shoshone, Reno, Nevada. MARIETTA SLOWMAN- Navajo, Shiprock, N. .Mex., Mari , Navajo Club 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, Sr. Band Pres. 3,45 Band 1, 2,3,4, Drill Team 3,4, Upward Bound 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4, M. U.N. 3,4, Exchange Student 3, Annual Staff 4. CATHERINE SUMATZKUKU- Hopi, Moencopi, Cathy , Chorus 3,4, jr. Achievement 4, Indian Club 3. RUTH TAKALA- Hopi, Hotevilla, Ruthie , Sr. Chorus 2, 3, Cheer- leader 3, Pompon 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 3,4, jr. Achievement 4. OLIE TALASHIE JR. - Hopi, White Clay, Sir , I.etterman's 4, Stu- dent Council Rep. 4, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1,2,3, Mr. Freshman 1. I-IERMAN TAPIJA- I-Iualapai, Peach Springs, Indian Club 3, Student Council 1,4, Sr. Class Pres. 4, SCAB Treas. 4, Curricu- lum Comm. 1, Band 1, Chorus 1, Annual Staff 8 Editor 3,45 Drama 1, Honor Roll 1, 3, jr. Achieve- ment 3, 4. WALDEN TEWA- Hopi, Hotevilla, Tewa , Indian Club 1, Wrestling 3, Football 1, 2,4, Honor Roll 1, 2, Annual Staff 4, House Coun- cil 3, jr. Achievement 3,4. WILBUR TEWAHAFTEWA- Hopi, Second Mesa, Mac , Student Council 1, Cross-Country 1, Wrestling 3,4, ROTC 1, Upward Bound 3,4. 20 fd -4'1 - 1 s 1 Q E 2 AT LEFT Michael Tsosie says a few words about the cross country team at the first pep assembly in the gym. BELOW Ramona Sanchez and joel jefferson take a rest under the trees in Aggie Park. CHARLOTTE UNITO- Papagog Tucsong Char1ie g Papago Club 2, 3,43 ROTC-Drill Team 2, 3. MARTIN WAUNEKA- Navajo- Hualapaig Long Beach, Ca1if.g Marty 5 Annual Staff Photographer SELINA WELLINGTON- Hualapaig Peach Springsg Poo-Poo . ' Jw T IW .am swmf, , ff -jfgygil 21 Seniors Not Pictured Willis Dashee Vandice Edwards Frederick Garcia Lorena Garcia Gordon Gibson Wilson Jackson Geraldine johnson Imogene Johnson Robert juan Lonnie Kisto Elliott Koinva Milson Taylor Bennion Tewayguna Milford Thomas Ronald Thomas Daniel Toggie jr. Michael Tsosie Melvin Victor Kirk Wade Karen Ward Brenda Burdette thinks about the good old days. 22 Alvis Lavender Aldora Lee Hilary Lopez Helen Manuel janet McNeal Benjamin Miguel Kenneth Moreno Harrison Mull Albert Naha Lalinda Naha Phillip Onsae joella Orosco Dana A. Paya Garrett Peters Winifred Phillips Marlon Poocha David Poolheco Phillip Rivas Agnes Sandiego Fernandez Saraficio Roderick Selina Cadmar Sockyma Marietta Slowman, a captain of the varsity cheer leaders, addresses the first Pep Assembly. I t x K fy l S-Mu ly NKPQ5. Y XQIX ,ff ' . x . . s X 1 if e r i ' T P' D 15 5.5 , 6 , .yr ,r V f I 1 n f -' 41 I2 ,I 5 ngfp' ' I , jr 1 I If f. f, f if Q. , XX X 9. :f eg' K a 8'-z oo z , Q . FX Xxx . X X x f X I X wry' x l f 4 ' 535 I ' , , , . 'il ! nv .73 N e ' , rg W If. .- iw' mf W x . f s if X Q 1 W X A 1 ,X X N XXX X v w H V,y 7 'gy' 1 f K Ai K QW X . ' X N x 7 . . .f 1 ill Q ' Under- EMA classmen L,-1-4. 0 Tir-uk'W'f' the graduates of the future, are striving to obtain the goals of education needed for leadership, to obtain the goals of knowledge needed for wisdom and to obtain the goals of responsibility needed for survival in the world of tommorrow. They are striving for growth in these areas, living up to the theme of The Growth of the Native American. Joll juniors look forward Aguilla , Juanita Ahil, Gregory Andrew, Regis Antone, Andrew Antone, Joyce Antone M a , YI' Beatty, Balles Beatty, Etta Bennett, Joanna Browning, Leroy Browning, Lucinda Cosay, George 24 to their senior year hi M , i B A i Thelma Hinton, Priscilla Gloshay, Avaline Cromwell and Phyllis Ethelbah line up to register with Miss Georgianna Davenport during the confusion of opening day. Datsi, Michael Dosela, Darlene Enos, Carol Ethelbah, Phyllis Felix, David Francisco, France Garcia, Fredrick Gooday, Gilbert Grey, Fawn Guerra, Elroy Haloo, Delbert Harvey, Renah Hendricks, Archie jefferson, Josephine johnson, Marion Josytewa, Marsha Kyasyousie, Esther Leos, Gerald Lesso, Lynette Listo, Venita Lomayestewa, Clari nda Gilbert Antone and Frances Francisco are taking advantage of some of the shade on a hot day at Sahuaro Lake gf: A game of water volleyball makes for fun on a hot day at Sahuaro Lake. .,...,.a 2' Leif i i Lopez, Geraldine Lorentine, Mary Manakaja, Roland Manuel, Betty McCullough, Henry Miguel, Ernest Sl Miguel, Priscilla Miles, Tonya Montoya, Mary Myers, Randall Seemingly intent on her class work, Lisa Pablo finishes 2. . letter to her boyfriend. Namoki, Jacqueline Nasevaema, Roger Nez, Ella Noline, Ida Norris, Eunice Norris, Roseline 28 Juniors take Histor M' zf: -- 3'- ff Nosie, Mildred Nosie, Tommy X if E t 5 gk .. unix ml!-iflrvi Paya jorigine Phillips, Flora ,,,vw- Nutumya, Sharold Orosco, Diane Ortega, Marilyn Osife, Gloria Pablo, Lisa Palmer, Pauline Rosella Sinyella, Charlotte Rogers and Karen Putesoy enjoy a picnic lunch at Sahuaro Lake. Polingyumptewa, Don Poseyesva, Rosella Quade, Mary Qmnyintewa, Ellen Reyes, Ernest Romero, Francis S is t Sakenima, Ruth Sehongva, Rose A ,cvg N ' fzlif i ' Wi n Fkinvyff . it Q , U 1 ,Z E 5 X QQ, e ff? - L, K QQ, s3'H:JrW IJ? Gaim Setalla, Vienna sheuon, vaugene x ,YV ' , Q 52 V, l ' MQW H A temporary spectator, Karen Putesoy waits anxiously for the next event on Indian Day. bwwu i 6' 3, I w J I I Smith, Eli Smith, Sey TDOUI' Thomas, Erwin Tsosie, William ia: 1 1 ' Silversmith, Carol :if f - ' iW Sinyella, Rosella 2 , f Siyuja, Kathleen , Skidmore, Gilbert ja '11 1? lil Taking a break from the activities of Indian Day, Lynette Lesso and Marsha josytewa munch their picnic snacks. Uqualla, james Valdez, Lorentine Victor, Steve Williams, Owen 31 Sophomores have two Aday, Eddie Aguilla, Theresa Allen, Duane Ami, Carletta Andrew, Roland Antone, Glenn Antone , Roberta Antonio, Melvin Astor, Kathy Beach, Presley Beatty, Delphine Beatty, Sylvia steps left on the ladder -Q-'UN' Wm Nsmwaaw w Q-fr if fe Y Qwwss affix Bendle, Lily Bia, Emma Clay, Vandyce Coochwytevya, V Crawford, Sammie Cromwell, Ava mmm Sim-QM Newewlli '52 line irginia Cutter, Beatrice Davis, Glenda Dosela, Ramson Drennan, Laverne Enos, Rhoda Ethelbah, Tim Gregg, Rosa Harris, Angie Havatone, Drusilla Humeyestewa, Bryan jackson, Alvina jackson, Anthony james, Sandra jefferson, Thomas johnson, Albert Johnson, Rosemary jones, Randy juan, Gabriel Justin, Alvin P ' rs, Kaye , Wilford Sophomores focus on future Kaye, Carletta Leonard, Ricardo Lewis, Delores Lewis, Frances fu ,S Loma, Margie Lonnie, Louella Lopez, Curtis Lupe, Beverly . ,:!:, v Molisto, 'Lillian Nosie, Berdina Nosie, Spencer ie. fum: , 'ga NW 5 Y C5 Q +3 CVM? e 5 fi KV- lfigfiflv X , . , X, ,.E.C,?fi 1 Rlli Q if ai., .ami .A 1 X ESQ arid! 5358 at S -vw W..-ala 2921 Pablo, Raymond Paddock, Nola Parsons, Larry an Niki N' ,sf rrrr r,rr d ' Mahkewa, Grace Mandre, Larry Martin, Laura Martinez, Brenda Miguel, Larry Miles, Freddie Miller, Martin Molina, Valerie Poleahla, Rose Poleheptewa, Vondell Poseyesva, Doreen Pratt, Aaron Quartz, Susie Quay, Ervin Ramon, Lillian Ramon, Martha Carolyn Reyes, Shorty, 'cakes some of her class time to pose for a shot. Smith, Leon Susunkewa, Lydia Talashoma, Patricia Tapija, Travis sag Reyes, Carolyn Saiza, B ernadette Saraficio, Gloria Sehongva, Marion Shelton, jay Silas, Thomas i s f., , ., 1 M ' , -, -wg V l 'Q b wi 5 y ,im W i N, Q K 'S w x!-XL XB 3, 1 x 1 'rs x -if if , X , .,+, 1 Ski K L Q .Left lv Q N :Es gf :': asv? 12:1 :Q :fn - ew we -prsfrer.. . . :ASQ . sk-.fe-51,1 v,.. A -waz W ..,- 1 . ,F is r -S my V, AL.. - ig-'es -.lf-Q41 1 - Lalo, Marvin Rosemary johnson and Aurelia Watahomigie look on as Travis Tapija signs in for library study. E., w,,,.v: fx. K Q l 5, SW 2 K '51-we X mf xg. ,ff P .?, Z si yrry i 'Luigi N t -,-.., aagssggfgfe . . W ,Q Fir E T 3 T 'sly-aiszivf, is .W X :Sk ' S 5 1 ex f 3 isflhw, ,W QQ g fm T . 1 Whitman, Marshall Wilson, Raymond Wright, David Tessay, Sampson Tewa, Erma Thomas, Vickie Timer, Bryan Turner, Laverne Valdez, Aurelia. Watahomogie, A Webb, Emerson urelia Freshman strive for high Adams, Adeline Adams, Donald Aquilar, Easton Albers, Edward Albers, Gary Allison, Clyde Andrew, Paul Antone, Austin Antone, Donald Antone, Faye Antone, Nila Astor, Barbara Baily, Ricky Beatty, Beverly Begay, Deborah Benson, Malanie goals in man classes , ff 7 E ,qs sa is 3? ,, e su i. , K Q fi, -1: meg., 13-5 Qs- lil!! .4 1, , , . V, s ii si. E f ,ms , dxf ,..,:::...a, X X We is f , TS, sq 'Qii l,s', I Q51 - . .. f K we s xiii ' f 4 L . , .. w.fsff:z : 7-- , - , Q K Breckenridge, Floyd Breckenridge, Janice ff, Browning, Stacey Bull Tail, Alexander Bull Tail, Thomas Calnimptewa, Edward Case, Corina Chapella, Larson Charley, Rachael ,, ,, , f f. 'Y 5 532.11- an K . . ,,:.,,,,: .ri Q N sg, ,3 es, X N - . X- .gi gf N 5 sf 3 fs ea Q Qarwfr .W H gk iii' ff 4 NA ,I ,, 'X A 5515? s A if 1 -ff! if f K w.Qxf, yi fx K M ,fp ,:- , 1 K f . -. ,L W 21, an . . v' gk Er 1 C lil .',i ' . 'S C Y . Enas, Diane Escalanti, Ingrid Francisco, Doreen Chuyate, Bernadine Colt, Myrna Cooya, Zane Cruz, Leandrew Dahkoshay, jr. , Boyd Dahkoshay, Delano Dallas, Ernestina Davis, Judith Deysee, Dewey Dia, Gibson Doka, Stuart Drye, Darrell Drye, Pamela Edwards, Danny Enfield, Dorothy Francisco , Gleena Francisco, Mary Roland Peters and Edward Phillips conduct a simple experiment in biology. Floyd Breckenridge and Henry Parra prepare to show a film strip. Roland Peters interest IS elsewhere. Fred, Anthony Garcia, Linda Gatewood, Alfonzo Gloshay, Florence Hall, Zelda Hart, Yolanda Harvey, Roland Henricks, Kenneth Honanie, Hallie Honie, Ruth Howard, Gretchen Hudson, Martin Huma, Baldwin Huma, Horace Hunter, Deanna jake, Troy Joaquin, Mary Lou Johnson, Terry Mark Jones, Leonora Joseph, Burton mm . 1 , J, H . www:-,- Q W me sw ,f it w gary, ' 'i 'fr A n M it if 6,5 K 5 F 'X 5 at 'Y is ig v ad 9 ,Jr 1 a ,wg is M f 3 ,ww :zz-5'g5'l1 :'fvr. ..f- 2 14 5 L fwgfvi 135. ww . ar- wwf 0 E ar a ggi xii ffm Z K 2 my X jaw SLE Z Q QQ 6 gh my ,f f. - f, f f ,-Q . ' Q TW ae Qi ff .eria-an-,:' ' Mfr ,eww -ul 'fb qv! fi M5765 an QQ? ' , Qin!! ,L sims x .2 'V 3 . , Wlf-lf' , V.: ' .zz I a 4 - W ? 31.5 e A --'r r Q L if ..,A, . I, ,J , V -c, A :.. kfrfzff Freshmen learn rules kiglqinfiii5l3if??iefflf'55'lSf55lfa -Qi., .. of school quickly .,.. at--'3 --. , - eleee ' S +- L leee lei. :rsh 'ilEfssi:5:. ' 5553 , E Nr:- - -, ,. 'ii iisris-153' -' , R K R V ' Q 1 - H. 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Eff-A A Juan, Michael Kachinhongva, Flora Kisto, Catherine Kisto, Kenneth Kochamp, Ronald Koinva, Anderson Koiyaquaptewa, Iva Komaquaptewa, Jolane Kooyaquaptewa, Rudy Kirby, Paxon Leonard, Victoria Levine, Steven Lewis, Lorraine Lewis, Ruben Lomayaktewa, M Lopez, Diane Lopez, Evelyn Lopez, Matilda ichael Lupe, Sharon Lupe, Tony Manuel, Carmen Manuel, Francisco Manuel, Lenora Manuel, Stanley Martinez, Frank Martinez, Patricia Martinez, Rupert Mason, Pearlena McNeal, Russell Meanus, julia Miguel, Fidelia Miller, Cheryl Miller, Denise Miles, Judy Moline, Mary Moody, Angelita 41 Naha, Juanita Namingha, Marshall Nasevama, Sarah Navakuku, Bernice Nephi, Loretta Norris, Brenda Nutumya, Murranda Osife, Mary Pablo, Theodore Parker, Leola Patten, Debra Patten, Seymour Patterson, Doris Paul, Martha Paya, Debra Perkins, Noel Perry, Gideon Perry, julia Looking very pretty in the traditional costume of the Apache is Beverly Beatty. The interest of sister Balles IS on the activities during Indian Day. I 42 0 cw Q .Ji ' f 5' X Youngest class looks ahead to '76 sy S4 P h e I-V 1- ns- is .e .f,-- of - -:ails ws we s a'Vis f J K as X iw-il f rs, sf X ,Q X Ss E X'-N x , K xt k Wi ' if . ,...,.., 4 . Q L' 1 L'se-'afisail , f ff Eg X We- S. 4 um 3. l . ix Q 2 in X is uf F iq' X x gf? i ff' 'H 'ii our r XS' s N Shavanaux, Venice Shenah, C am eron Santiago, Kathleen Silva, Ronald Smith, Garrett Street, Leroy . ,.,.,. L. . Mm., K, .. X ,. . , -.,, .af if . , agp 4 , Xi oss' If ' Q: Q X 1' Sli 24? S YE E if an .,. Q je 1 3 . ,fl .3 'ws Phillips, Edward Phillips, Harriet Phillips, james Phillips, Lewis Piper, Yvonne Polacca, Clinton Polacca, Harold Poleahla, Nicholas Polingyumptewa , jared Polk, Lillian Quintero, Tisha Ramon, Stanley Ray, Doris Rodriquez, Charlotte Sabori, Judy Saiza, Delores Sehongva, Edwin Selestewa, Oran David Valdez concentrates on developing his strength during a workout in his P. E. class. 43 Sundust, Ramona Swift, Olivia A 5 , Tahbo, Merwin ' I Talayumptewa, Mary Thomas, Edwin , ', M I . f T ', x Thomas, Mary Toggie, Ivan f k 1 1 S . fs P ' Valdez, David g ag ... i fi Wilson, Stanislaus j 4 A 2 ,V ,f'i5 p Wright, Wyman ,',,:,, j , S l - L, . L , NOS19, Brenda lg Ft .P A . A li 9' f ai' . 5 . ,:,,,o ,. NOT SHOWN JUNIORS: Rosemarie Alden, Linda Anderson, Rosella Andrew, Lynette Andrews, Gilbert Antone, Lillian Belvado, Mary Belvado, Benjamin Brown, Vernelda Burdette, Elton Calnimptewa, Tom Childs, Timothy Clawson, Claudina Contreras, Lottie Dallas, Nora Dehose, Earl Dillon, Lenita Fragua, Marjorie Garcia, Felicita George, Pascal Gilson, Rodney Harris, Fernanda I-Ionanie, Wesley Hunter, joel Jefferson, Nellie King, Esther Kyasyousie, Alfonso Lavender, David Leon, Carol Logan, Della Manuel, Lindon Manuel, Lorenzo Manuel, William Mattia, Gerald May, Wilson Mowa, Randall Myers, Irene Morales, Norma Mclntosh, Tamblin Mills, Angela Molina, Marilyn Nosie, Orcina Pablo, Nolberto Parra, Michael Parvello, Rayford Patch, Pamela Phillips, Angelita Porter, Cleo Povatah, Karen Putesoy, Harold Riley, Gayleen Roy, Bruce Sanchez, Keith Secakuku, Rosaline Selina, Valgene Shelton, Tina Silva, Ferdinand Siutza, Geraldine Sosolda, Roselyn Spencer, Kenneth Stevens, Erwin Thomas, Juanita Thomas, Daniel Titla, Fritz Upshaw, Susanne Ventura, Steve Williams, Yvonne Williams. SOPHOMORES: Mary Albert, Walter Allison, Alphonso Antone, Raymond Antone, Barney Bigman, Abigail Bonito, Merlinda Burdette, Winfred Campus, Matthew Childs, Vandyce Clay, Darold Delores, Harlan Delowe, Everett Duncan, Glen Fitzwater, Tommy Frank, Steven Hadley, Rose I-lamalowa, Norbert Henry, Elaine jackson, Letitia Jim, Mary Joaquin, Elaine john, Beverly johnson, Edward jose, Alonzo joshongeva, Clinton Kalka, Raymond Kyasyousie, Delores Lewis, Sally Lewis, Ned Lomawaima, Manuel Lopez, john Lorentine, Paul Mattia, Thomas Mosier, Achille Miller, Martin Miller, Lillian Molisto, james Monongye, Rosalena Paleahla, Henry Parra, Milton Parra, Sandra Perez, Burton Peters, Winifred Phillips, Philbert Polingyowma, Barbara Ritter, Dale Sinquah, Ambrose Sisto, Raphael Talahytewa, Bradley Thomas, Ernest Villa, Vincent Watahomigie, Charles Zeena. FRESHMEN AND JUNIOR HIGHS: Arthur Allison, Sylvester Altaha, Geraldine Antone, Sampson Brown, jeffrey Butler, Elwin Carl, Ramalda Cesspooch, Delphine Chiago, Florine Chiago, Kenneth Childs, Marilyn Clashin, Andrea Davis, Wayne Emerson, Casper Evans, David Evans, Steve Goseyun, Marjorie Hamaley, Gary Harney, Roland Harvey, Wilford Hill, Roderich Howard, Arlene Hughes, Cecil jackson, Troy jake, Aaron Johnson, Clotildajohnson, George jose, Alton Komalastewa, Albert Lyons, Annie Manuel, Monica Meyers, Wendy Mocasque, Andrew Pablo, Fabiola Pablo, Kirby Paxson, Roland Peters, Raymond Ramon, Clifford Ray, Beverly Seto, Linda Silversmith, Vernon Sunna, Barbara Swift, Kathleen Thomas, Harold Vasquez, Norman Ventura, Elaine Wadsworth, Phil Weahkee, Charlotte Wilson, Charlene Winishut, Derek Young. Dewey Deysee works out on the bench press. .WX K ll fl 'I-,., i ,ki I I A' -fi .t . -- ua,-434-34:2 d K t I I t I at Phoenix Indian High School were planned to enthuse students to participate and gain more of a school spirit. Administrators were happy to take any advice or new ideas students presented to them. Becoming involved in activities was a step for the growth of the Native American. Q A-vs ral tug-a-wars were held during Indian between the seven dormitories. BOVE boys from Montezuma Lodge use all eir muscles-UGI-I! UPPER RIGHT anataba girls find it isn't easy pulling on rope. RIGHT girls are pulling hard for Iiesbah. iff 5 'Sr 12:5 3 hp , s gi, Ii --...,....--- ' A M,,,,.,,,,..-sa..-M ABOVE Mr. Lehman Brightman, president of MMF the IUNA, speaks to the crowd. RIGHT a baby enjoys a warm sunny nap. Indian Day was held Sept. 29. It was a day when the student participated in many of the activities which were held in Aggie Park. Some of the activities were the egg throw, tug-of war and greased pole contest. Linda Silversmith, a Pima, was crowned Miss PIHS for the year 72-73. The other candidates running for Miss PIHS were Delores Koruh, Connie Hattie, Della Acunia, Diana Hunter and Ruth Takala. Bennion Tewaguna, a Hopi-Tewa, was crowned Mr. PIHS. This was the first year PIHS has chosen Mr. PI. The other candidates for Mr. Pl were Rupert Manuel and David Poolecho. After the crowning of Mr. and Miss PI, the guest speakers Mr. Sterling Mahone, a Hualapai, and Mr. Lehman Brightman, a Creek-Sioux, spoke to the crowd that gathered under the shady trees of Aggie Park. At night a football game was played against Many Farms. After the game a dance was held, which ended the activities. 48 Johnson wins greased pole contest LEFT Thomas jefferson makes an effort to climb the greased pole. BELOW Albert johnson was one of the many boys who made an attempt to climb the pole, only he was lucky enough to make it to the top. BELOW LEFT Olie Talashie trys his hardest to make it to the top. There were about 15 boys who tried very hard to win the watch that was at the top of the greased pole. They all had a lot of verbal help from the crowd below. Students toss eggs during Indian Day ABOVE Vandice Edwards, Kathy Guild, Fidelia Miguel, Olie Talashie, Wilbur Tewahaftewa and Kenneth Stevens are ready to catch their eggs. ABOVE Danny Edwards safely catches his egg. BELOW girls try to locate which egg is theirs. 50 BELOW Darnell Hunter, Rodney Harris, Alvis Lavender, Steve Victor, Larry Parson, Manual McBroom and Bruce Sanchez eat hardy before a rough game. LEFT Michael Tsosie, Mike Lupe, Pauline Palmer, Leroy Browning, Lucinda Browing, Travis Tapija and Elliott Koinva enjoy eating lunch with each other on the staircase near the auditorium. ABOVE a group listens to an important speaker, Mr. Lehman Brightman. 51 52 jay Shelton and Raphael Talahytewa pose for the camera with hands full of loot. Students find fun at the State Fair AT LEFT Penny Phillips purchases a key to his heart at one of the many booths at the fair. BELOW Louella Lonnie and a friend peek into one of the exhibits on the midway. Students model 'now look' fashions ABOVE FROM LEFT: Lisa Pablo, Mary Quade, Linda Silversmith, Carmen Manuel, Lucille Maho, Della Acunia, Susie Quartz and Drusilla Havatone get instructions from Mrs. Lois Meyers minutes before the presentation of the fashion show. AT LEFT: Rosalita Gregg, Tom Childs, Kenneth Stevens and Mary Quade pose in the fashions they modeled. The fall 1972 educational presentation en- titled Campaign Classics was presented by Mrs. Meyers, educational stylist for Simplicity Pattern Company, and sponsored by Mrs. Helen Anderson, home economics teacher, Tuesday, Nov. 14. This was a 45-minute all school assembly to bring the most up-to-date fashion informa- tion to students and to stimulate interest in home economics for girls and boys alike. Others in the show were Geraldine Antone, Francis Francisco, Lorena Garcia, Patricia Martinez, Doreen Poseyesva, Rosella Poseyesva, Lillian Ramon, Kathy Santiago and Lydia Susunkewa. 53 54 Students dance, have fan at annual Christmas dance, dorm parties. ABOVE posing around the Christmas tree are Earl Dillon, Alfonso Lavender, Gilbert Skidmore, Bryan Timer, Roderick Selina, Stanislaus Wilson, Albert johnson, jay Shelton, Mathew Childs and Anslem Antone. RIGHT Kenneth Hendricks and Geri Antone dance away at the Christmas Dance. Students enjoy a western dance at the Christmas Della Miguel and Brenda Norris get the auditorium Party hosted by the Students Council. ready for the Natal-mi and Desbah Christmas Party. Clinton Polacca, Merwin Tahbo, Donald Antone, Leroy Street, Terry johnson, and Michael juan are all anxious to play a game at the Christmas Party. Varied assemblies presented at PI ABOVE Coach Vic I-Iall presents the Cross Country trophy to Superintendent Vincent Little for the school. LEFT varsity football All-Conference Honorable Mention Alvin Enos addresses students at the pep rally. LEFT varsity cheerleaders do a special mount at the open- ing of the Pep Rally. FROM LEFT are Marietta Slowman, Frances Francisco, Della Acunia, Lucille Maho, Mary Quade and LV. Cheerleader Susie Quartz QFRONTQ. ABOVE members of the Senior band, directed by Henry Listiak, play the school song On with Phoenix . LEFT varsity cheerleaders Clarinda Lomayestewa and Captain Marietta Slowman show them they've got the spirit. 57 'lain 'I