Phoenix Indian High School - Redskin Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)
- Class of 1980
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A , hllhln , fli- Wi' A 14 fm, Wi. Qr . 1n '? Lg ,QQ , .. wf X : Q I -11 Qty' . f 20- .V 44f'i ' W J . , 7 A N , , 1 1 -ix vt -. ' ' u ' 'i 22 V254 I A A s ,.l 4' ' E Y NL' M x I ' t A Nbr' .. A L 1,- .ff , . I ,,,..,f- 1 r 1 ' Y : ' , V W . ,, , X ws: I, , , 1 , i L- 'Z if K 4 5 . , , O . 1 , . , ' . . g s . J .....,,...-- ,, ..-.,.,, .. 'if' ' ' - 4, American ' Inclion H DOY ' 4 . A 2 Odober 'IQ 5 w 4979 Rh D F W If 9 f rr rr 1 1 q wq A rr . E Q, W I 'Q iff Arlene xg ' f A Emma Andrews I-Orenq Anderson Audrey Alsenoy Adoy Q fauna f 51 Vg. Y Bdrbdrd Ch I Tony Arthur Broderick Amggle Amon'-9 Anfone Joon Andrews Arnold Beocn J: ' ' , agg- fm .w U 4' . Yi Vg 'Lil I xi--W 5 is 'fm . Xa? C Nlllllf . mx 'W' 1 3 .A f- 'I if Q. v 'AQ A K' I I Roy V Bm Ericka BFOWVW Benjamin Bulhail . Ronnue Calnimptewa Elvinc Caner x'Is,,w-L' fiffil' i W 'PQ s 1 AN mb VV,N T175 .A,,.,IgL. ,-5 Althea Cosen Carlene Cruz Lincoln ECW Calvin Elfhie Kuff Frank j i , Y'f ' l f.Qf -R 1 J fb V if A 1 was -,M ' N' A xx 1 n W 'ff 2' y Phillip Xe Gwcio Mardella Goode Donna y W Gmm James ' GVGQQ Sharon Havatone 13275 s nm. 3 Dorene I ww sy Haynes Patsy l A q Hm Doroiny aj Honyumpfewa MGICOIYTW Hooke NOVU Hutchings Graduation 1979 if Y Mr. Romine, band director, conducts the baha during an assembly for the parents. hx . , i it i V4.6 Pearly Irving Tina Jones ',rai?t-M Wa i A' , N' , ,.., ,gi 1. i Iii ,Ag Melissa Juan Martha Kessay Quinton Jacket Frehda Jose Beth Kachihhohgva Josephine Kewahwytewa A,-1-.Aw nr - ' 1 . . , ,V r, . M +V, x X X 8 l r r r Cloudino Kewonyorno Byron KisTo Dorrelyne Kisro Q, , N J LN, ff ' ,Q--as I ku Dorrel Kifcheyon M P' rr' 1 yy if 4 x R I H xx i 'ELM K ' y 1 .TI g 6-'91 'HI if XX STudenTs enjoy The weorher ond sires while or Disneyland. - ., Come on! Open The door. IT's hoT oufside! CENIUIL' Renelie Kifcheyon Richord Pom Leonord Lolo Evo Leslie H1051 Joyce Lynn Lomonquohu Ch I LOFGTTCJ GW LUCOS Deborah Lowery MOYV Lopez HGH-ieT Lomoyokiiewo Lomofsko r Y M , I a ...I l . X Q . ,NZB L 'Svyvi .I in ' M Delorio L, Nick Medicine NW '7 GGI'OiCi Mgfiqng ChrisTine MUVCUS Aiex Monuel Luz ee-' WH-- , L frr 24 fi 'A-my sm ' ' '1- 'M , V iff: ii , A ,, .i:Y fAr 'ii i b y 'L Ayvyyu f ,W L ., L., N e rr ? iiiii ii 'rr' V W ri A-Jw,ws ,f 'wr ,H . X' lr ' Z LL 27 J F V -33 ,N i,v,' 'fp rip' A X lj,-'I' U. tl J c 4-'Vi I '01, ,,,., - W' 'L ' J, Ml, I b i'Zf?ii' H .K - 'if L 1 Joann Glenda Wode Sieve Tnelmo NODSOWOVO Mills MOr1TOyO Nogle CENIUIL' 1- L 3 a 'Emu J J f 5 . , Dwight r NCSU Ezelda Nasingoefewa BefnQdine Nasfacio Benm NOCGO Debra Nolan hr 5 ' 'H ,.-Q---1-Q., -nu! l-'1.! 'N ru., -f.,. . NE , Y e z' Q ' 4 fr 'e Georgia 'W ff r Norris Andrea OuTie ENC, a PCITTGD Joann ' ' Penn Mary Penn QLQ W E r 1- i, 'NM -' ' Ugly 'V 5 r Harry , . PhilliDS Roariquez P Poleanle Joycelyn H - .I+ A Poleyesrewa Robinson ' POM JoAnn : ,.NS Rivers X :II ' sw Y X ' Y 4 r 1 ..r rw A ' J! V ii ,W ,r . ,MM . T... fx f J ' 'W fir Y L .,-, vi-gk lu n F73 Conradina I ax., Roanharse Sheila r . N-L1 Roanhorse JQGI Mildred Lorandina ROUDUOUX Salter Scheche I ENIUIL' Patricia 7 , txgaf-' ihigijf N N Si 'X ,Lug 'ix X :Q 1 Dana Elvira Sekayumptewa DOUUY Senongva Patrick Segef Secakuku Secakuku NN Kathy Frieda Soule Margaret girvo Silas Matilda Sakeva Rhonda St. Cyr Congratulations Class Of 80 16 Patsy David UDSVWOW Philbert TFUINIO Ray Tapoof Stevens Louella Judith Yazzie Jgvjdg Williams ROUHQY white Victorian PIIUENIX INDIAN .'ALU'l'E.' NATIVE AMERICANS 'VNV' A CQ Vx FN Nora Hutchings qiviiss Pimaj, Deloria Medicine QMiss San Carlos Apacnej, Patsy Him fMiss Zunij, and Casaja Allen fMiss Cherokeej, wait to be introduced to the public during American Indian Day. vqzfyi ff' 1 3 . -, . fl ,F ' kv- F w-'oo V l .--vi.. 5 Q ., 1 'Q ff Loretta Lucas, Vivian Lopez, Mary Frank, and Theodore Jose do a dance for rain. so . f 'A N it il ti N .I 2 .5 Qt 6 I .ff 3 up .SW:, ,y1?S I ,4- - - tw Q-Xiao: A ' 4 . ,, uf! 4 NA X IL .. A , ... 'V rf- df., . . A- i , me f4-' Z 1 1- M V,--A 1 . A i f ' fl 5 - 5 I' . fr ,x if is A 2 '13 ., 'Q1gg K' '--1- it f 1 V' ' 5 v 5 I 1-. ,, ,, A - i y , ., j til' tu,, A .D i. Y , ters prepare to perform. :-'ii' 7' ,f:3'f'3f'ul if al' fffww fi, J .4 ML - f .il ' 'H Joyce Lomahquahu enjoys helping out! Ernestine plays clarinet for friends. AMERICAN INDIAN DAY American Indian Day was celebrated at P.I.H.S. on October '19, 4979. An opportunity was given to display native tradition and culture in food, dance, and clothing. Speakers and the Miss Phoenix Indian High Pageant highlighted the day. 18 Q .U Jack Romine spoke on Indian Day. 'tt , -is-. i 'f' ' 1 ' Q ix, A , 'P .sf ff L :M Q 5 Avi' Vim-use Davis, Enos, Whiie, and Marrieiia on The prow!! Miss Hopi Joycelynn Poleyesiewa Miss Phoenix Indian High School 4979 .-00 ,Cf ,sf u-ii s M 'W ., A Q A b gg iw' .51 Cindy Garcia and Lonnie Garner sell popovers ai Rodeo Club booth. Ng 'K 19 iii - '---- fn- ---v-n.- Ciass Officers Left To Right: Irwin Poieahla qPresidenTy Richard Saunders Nice-Presidehij Evelyn Mahkee CSecreiary-Treasurerj Randolph Paieahia CRepreseniaiivej 5 il . Casaja Mark John Aifaha Aiiisah Geargiahha Meri shew, Aiberi Adams 59 -sf , Donna Jusfin Armstrong Arlene Among Andrews '47 Jarvis Lambert BGOf Beach , i KH ., 3 E., Florentino Beatty 'f'!. Troy Chatlin 1 -.af Ernestine Dashee li f ff! for-Q, Delores Felix r , , g 4 5l , .X r 4. 1, if N Katherine Beatty v -7 -'-vq GUN Francis Clark M .,. ,M we Martin DeHose w.'3. ln r, tx v , X 'V , XV 1,1 W P X X 'rw W i l Mary Frank 3 JU N Illll. l Norman Boni I 1 i' C G 2 Cariene Clawson 5? va, X-4 Daniel Early f I 1 ,,. 4 .1 ' ' h , A I ' r r, A R h' A+fRx I ', Shirley Frank A Cornelia Brown 4 ., , x qi' lg - .k ii' Geraldine Collateta 'H+ , lx Virgil Brown Caroline Coyote Anthony 4--.,. ETHSIDON phmip Feleys fr. .C X., 'st Marvin Garcia 'K' 419' Timothy Garcia Www F, Melvin Gomez 3- fi 'X 'Yuri' 1, 4, I F f L I xi. Eliza Honawa 4-gg Ronald Juan f ll! Loretta 22 Lewis JUNIUIL' ,W 1 Ci ix 'Q S .L br, ,, - 1, ,H , ,s f N P , fl 73 ' xl: ' 1 ,, 5 l' J Donna G-iff JL, -,.' , s 1 1 gif N Maggie Humeyeslewo Q 4 ' J' ., ly ' Z Susie Kachinnongva 1-my K '-OJ Harrison Little if sv Cheryl Hoskie I XX' 4. Landora Jones Gabriel Kane .fi ig Q24 f l- Q g is Jolene l.Ol'Y'lC1TSkO Byron Hayes 34121 1,-g B Louella Jones . 34 f as fill 0 i Ralph Lamson Stephanie Lomahquohu '90 -J-L . 'Mir x P fs: 5 Darold Haynes fx sw-if, I V if Q Tneodora Jose ' 'Q -lb ....,.r- . fn Joel Leno -xL,,+- Angie Lopez 'S X New . ' 1 .N S i 5 f 'J3 Lg Q- MQ? ll Y 5 ti 'L . V K S t P' 1 1-Q Y rf 34 Evelyn ' ' -. Mohkee Pornelo '-i - -1 - Monuel Rose Moreno jj eyee 991' gl - 5 K ,i r K ., f Monico ivliquel Bridgei Nomoki Craig Nelson 'fix 76 gZ.gli.',' -qu 'vi J Lomberl Nohsonhoyo 5 X..-f Cheryl Pinto -..! Lou Ann pOT'f9fSOl'T Renfick Poyo Ronclolpn Poleohlo Chris Quinfero JU Nlllllf' Rudy Moreno , ,, Bernondo Nosie Q I3 . J x -? A K .. 9 , e xx ii Iris Pike vw Noncy Romon ID r-i' Joy lviorcus 5. Allen Norris ll 7 ei l ,q, fvs rn Q L 52 Anioinefle Pinol ,f Q. --vi M . x Ernesf Rondoll 23 JU N l0lL' 1519 4' fb 5'- 3 X-...K -. Q, f X 'N ' i W 1 FJ X K If . M V5f ,5 Richard Loretto Sclunders Laurie Romero , Rivers ffx G25 T- X W Freddie L Ting Street J955 Stevenson Smith L - 'ti VVS ' -ew.-4-H' . fr ! ' i L Cecil Franklin Y rjWOTGhOfniQie Lemon Vincent Tornoke I A I .,.,,,e.,,. K . Steven Sheyka AIS i ,+L 1 1 nv' N ,, x 1 v l 'i i X I 1 l Minerva Shula .--J' Glenn Tate 'fn PerfiIliG Tessay Lf-H414 Virgil Whatoname Blair White 1 if VW? Larson L Debbjg Williams A 'Af White 143:69 isa' Leona Josytewa and Mary Lou Honwytewa overlook Indian Day festivities. ' 53 .SZ M LQ 'SRF' 5 mXQ KSQ J A is .h ,K A f Sdney Adwy Andemon ff L Burn Rhoda e 0PIl He Barbra Brown Reno Apfil Caddo Boone fix G-enevleve Purcell Cooley Cromwell Mano Cheryl G-iff Enos Gqylene HCll'Ql'GvS Gonzales KGFSH I ' ft-,433 or 1' Mario Mary lQnOCiO Honwylewa Ivon Jefferson W- Q4 x' Q iw-ff' QW AF Clarence - Mcrrieffc MGDCTNS Q 1? 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AL 14, .-nf Z 31 . . mur- , 'f QM .ff R-1 ' ia yv' , 1 9 U s 2 A 's Moria TGDYG in 5 Yuyonoevo ihliiiilii hiiiiii - Class Officers Left to Right: Wiilard Antone CPresidenty Martha Beach Qvice-Presidentj Sharoiyn Johnson CSecretary-Treasurerj Kern Williams QRepresentativej 'ss-11+ i i Howard Anderson Lindo Anderson Dennison ' AMONG Willard ' Antone Vondo - 'J ft, Antonio r for QF ...,.,-0' . 'W I . I A 4 if ' , Yr, T7- fr X 'N Roland Bahnimptewa Fred Banashley Mamma BGOCU Sharon BGOTTY Truman Beatty JR. IIIGII if? - ii, N 1 S I n J - ' X Sharon Bendle S :'? .n,., . N-f Evelyn Bullis vii of Sherry Benale ,Suse pg . ir. Richard Blankinship ,ggi f Teresa Cachucha Bradley Cassa Q! ie x f I - x Danny Annehe BFOWVT Brown Rilo Carlos CVWOQVUVWO Chico 405-'QQ Lorna Levinia DSLOV-fe Quinlin DeHOSe Holly Clark Qose Clark 7,1 . ff A Q Chogyuha f X -gg, C -23 5 ' 1'-A r e ' fx , Q Q ..- YW? 1.5 J'-I 1 . z' 1 .K , ,,.r PGQQV .L Clarence Elgo Raymond EIGCIVICIO Patrick Dillon 32 Camelia DGWGY Dewakuku if -ISF Arnold Endfleld fl' Walter Entinas ff , XX to FCX '--is Maria Enos I? PA Q- ff' wg, ,ai --..h ', --.Q ' Corliss Candidates and escorts display their traditional dress during Ameri- Efhelbflh can lndian Day. CCY ff s .- Vf Annette Francisco 1l ' 'v Teresa Frank X , iq Lil Nui, 'P Cynthia Garcia Eugene Garcia Jay Marcus sells goodies during American indian Day X' ' if 33 JR. IIIGII Glorid Terrence Gilson gl J ,ww el, wav , Ha, 2' .in C' 'Q if tim. 0 X Christine Goode Gdrcio V ,.-., P' 3 Cynihio fb Molly Hdnno pciph Honno Grojiolio li. 'Nw- Eddie Morvin CJ vins Cidudelie Shorolyn Jones 34 Johnson Syivesier Jooquin Pom Jones Mory Verdo Govenor Goode J W, J GX N' Kevin VOIGDNUO House Hopper ENUM. Mike Cyrus Johnson Johnson ls Frankie Alberf Jusfin JUGH f i. f i I swf' A f f xf S212 as V II, f' K 5 xi Anioineiie Lornahquaha Q. , Earl Mariin Eva Linda Nash VND' Karla Knighi Leander Lomayesiewa 11' fwqyf' 'u-QQJQQ, Renzo Massey Cyrus Norris Jll. IIIGII 'IN QI Pernell LOQOV' Brenda Liiile ,Qu fis Mu-uf Vivian '-CD92 Martin Manuel 2 Wayne Maxfieid Julio Miguel 04.5 TL? Christine PGDIG Dennis Pablo -rf? Y 3 . 13, .fax V Rhonda Lomakerna iiwtufj ' Y 1 - ,,,, bf ' t f Q Aj: - , iii Geneva Mariano Kevin Nagle , wx. fb S -,i Si ry' x l - Cordell Payiiamo 35 JR. IIIGII . ,:,g. Mk ,. , X - sl '- Roy Loren Quintero Roberl PUQQi9 Penn ,E --rl Dclle Poul Scxlozor 15 Brion Sehongvo Roubldoux Leslie Rondolph W. we .L Perry Sehongvo M Y., 2' I X 4' 'S .S .Q - N J- X - John ' f 'XX Solly Stevens Doreen Sivulv Tereso SHGS SVWGVDDCCK ,ekee n nnnn o l P f ' l Angelino Genevieve Thomos Joseph TGSSGY Glofig Toshquinlh Summo 1 D n Roymond Romon .WL Colleen Selelslewo Veldo Stevens Glendo Thomos ix ! Emmett Torivio MOFSNO vvofonomigie Kern Williams ' A ,. .X Q ax 2 Roger Air1SwOrTh N PGQQY ViCTOr xx N X 'sv-H- Gary Wofohomigie 5. Horoid White A 'fi ' ,, N Q Y X f Dicnc Willioms .3 S S ix 1 veg Q Q 5 i Mochuse Checks it out! . ,. x W Juno Wing W. in 3 at X ?f9gQ Ee fii Sheri w,,,-f' Susonyoiome Scilly Whoionome N. . M.N,k.,,,lk 'M 4,,-ss . . im. Mk i .Q Q we M Lomcyesiewc subdued by o SNGTITTOYT STU deni. 'l'llECE STI IDEVIK' IIIIIVT Edword Cose Senior Aaron Brown Junior Duone Sdlwoy Junior I-ith Nall. Georgene I-iorris Sophomore mz0NA Mildred Oriiz Senior Edwin Dovis Junior S xi Ricky SGKCYUFTWDTGWC Junior Corol Norris Sophomore -sq Noncy Morgan Jodn Sondy Senior Senior X D Irwin Poleonlo Snoron Glosnoy JUf1iOf Junior Cormeiifo Evdns Jody Tolios SODNOFTWOVG Junior Ermo Pdblo Norma Pablo Sophomme Sophomore Y l UCI' llll'Ill PIl'l'I RF Tllli fx 'rx' 'fix Fi Q A 15' 3 X Adcy Gnd ri rown ehjoy +n 6r'n?!9ves or mam Day. Y fn Au f E Q TIIECE PEUPLE lllll N0'l' HAVE TIIEIR PICTI RE TAKEN! CENIUR Dorthy Andrews Daphne Franchmen Randolph Howato Douglas June Micheal Kane Loren Lomatska Wally Majenty Alton Mendez U Danny Puffer Delores Randall Timothy Randolph Bernard Saraficio Tony Schular Gina Stevens Lorraine Talgo Anita Teller Raynard Uqulla Jess White Perry Whittington JU Nllllh' Burke Adams Amanda Altaha Barbara Arthur Edmund Benally Quinton Bowannie Rhoda Burnette Tommy Chaino Helen Fred Carlton Gould Christy Havatone Ernestine Holmes Lamuel lrving Emery Jackson Paul Kuwanhoyioma Debra Lewis Marvin Lopez Marilyn May Karinia Nash Tony Natseway Rencher Rodgers Roy Track Arlene Victor Rayfield Whatoname Faron Whitebird Jeanne Williams .'0Pll0M0llE.' Daune Altaha Preston Antone Dickson Armstrong Melvina Boone Ernestine Brown Mark Burnette Glenna Claw Patricia Devine Eunice Ignacio Wanda Johnson Leona Josytewa Aaron Kaytogie Gary Kessay Lorena Kozie Elenor Lewis JR. IIIGII Troy Adley Floyd Ahil Lyndon Allen Dean Allison Norman Angea Charlotte Antone Jose Antone Bonita Brown Edison Burnette Milton Crawford Rose Domingo Charlene Donahue Travis Duryea Wilford Emerson Carey Epaloose Jack Gashwazra Elvis Havatone Arthur Honie Mark Hopper Jennifer James Jose Jold Clarina Jones William Kakat Emmaline Kane Annette Kessay Cardelia Kisto Louis Kisto Leenford Lomatska Dallas Manuel Delmer Nastivar Ester Peters Darrell Pinto Annaleta Pinal Francis Polk Benjamin Salazar Shirley Sweed Feralynn Tewayguna Bernon Thomas Ramona Tom Doyle Walema Leander White ArmondoWilson Vera Koyiyumptewa smiles for cameraman. if 71 K, . , 4 41 Carol Richards and Franklin Jose visit in the cold. Ronnie Calnirnptewa works with his teacher in Volunteer Work Ex- perienoe, Mildred looks for an answer in the office. Casaja Allen gets ready to serve, Elia Hill just loves her work! 'l. To help sTudenTs learn To exercise The privileges and 2. To help sTudenTs be able To express ThoughT in speaking 3. To help sTudenTs undersTand The home and family as The DR. ALLEN EXPRESSES IDEAS GOALS, PURPOSES AND OBJECTIVES OE PHOENIX INDIAN SCHOOL responsipiliTies of a oiTizen in a democraTic socieTy: To develop sound moral values and To undersTand Their own heriTaQe as well as The oulTural heriTage of The socieTy. and wriTinQ: increase Their own creaTive awareness and Their appreciaTion of The creaTiviTy of oThers: and evaluaTe and achieve saTisfacTory vocaTional goals. oasis for sooieTy5 To undersTand and mainTain sound rnenTal and physical healTh: and To adjusT socially and SUperinTenClenT PGISOHGIIV' Dr. Noah Allen l?Z',N' X Dr. Noah Allen observes fesTiviTies wiTh Daphne Frenchman, Miss P.l.H.S. - 4978. AIIMINl. l'llA'l'0lL URGANIZING 'PIIUVIIIEC 0l'P0ll'l'UNlTIES fi -L my Q 2 NJ ll . I fb 5 X 2 Miles Bollinger Frank Chapman Harley Cuellar Don Ellis fl' ,,,s N .1 H? NTZIX Sue Ligoh Clyde Mclvlillah Linda Rummel Charles Smith 1 Miles Bollinger was P.l s principal. Sue Lrgon served as supervisor for The junior high area 43 SIILRI' l'AllIIIS. ASSISTING 9l'U Ill' N 'l Blllll fb Gczlo Esirodcz Ella Hill Angie Jock Lu Looking Qigss Maxine Rodgers oks up eligibility. INIRMS: LEARNING T0 LIVE AND IN'l'EllAC'l' WITH 0'l'lIElL' 4-eff, Elizobeth Verno Reno Cormelito Ben Hosvolcl Kopelvo Roberts Trimble Zurego 1-.J -li had Reno Roberts smiles while cooking. C-Sory Colnimptewo poses seriously, fAl!'l1L1: Learning Communicative Skills N : . 5. lg 'If - T 1 Chuck Fuerstein Catherine Iliff Alice Jenkins Gary Lentz The Language Arts Department consists of courses in English fl, ll, Ill, IVJ and Journalism C T QYearbook and Newspapery. The goals of the department are f' to improve 0 , communication skills A f - - 1, Through grammar, literature, ana speech. A-L ' f Paul Reuter Gina Robinson Mary Smith . . , X t PIMA - - 'tt A - I Q A xg.-v .i?v A T x Y f i L. g ,,,,l,,, W M., dbh- - -M, lrwin Poleahla demonstrates vo- Students work strenuously in Mr. Lentz's class. cabulary words. This Page Sponsored By: General Acrylics-Box 40850 Cave Creek Stage-Phoenix, Az. C974-67805 Seeking Knowledge And Essentiol Arlene Anton Don Crews Bobbi Holi Rebecco Kisto Ido Roush BGDDY TNOITWGS 4. 2. 3. ,XP Cloire Hill Mony junior high ond high school students demonstrote o lock of knowledge ond reoding skills ddequote to hondle dolly living ond reoding tosks. Redding loborotories were designed to help improve these specific needs. While the rest of Mrs. Anton's closs is hord ot work, Annette Brown tokes five. Annette Frdncisco ond Cyrus Norris con't woit to find out whot Mrs. Roush hos in- store for thern. Colleen Seletstewo gets o kick out of reoding in loo. Discovering The World Through GovernmenT Economics And HisTory A .lr--.... 'L-gf' sir:-t.' Orville Erdmonn MoTTie Green The overoll gooi of The Socioi STudies DeporTmenT is To moke The sTudenT owore of The world orounci him. WiTh courses such os Arizono HisTory ond Arizono GovernmenT, The sTudenT becomes closer To The sToTe in which he lives. Free EnTerprise, o requiremenT by The sToTe, oIerTs sTucienTs To The compiexiTies of The economic world. U.S. HisTory ond U.S. GovernmenT, olso requiremenTs for grociuoTion, inform The sTucienT of The posT, presenT, ond fuTure oieveIobmenTs of mon. A new course in The Tribol governmenT is being phosed inTo The Arizono GovernmenT ond Arizono HisTory ciosses. The closs works on on ossignmenT in Mr Erdmonn s U S HisTory course 1 L Becoming Aware Of Nature The science program at PIHS has as its objective the development of student awareness of the real world in which he lives. Tom Clarke Robert Mc Menemy Elaine Migvar ii Students enjoy watching films in biology class. Martha Beach does her homework. S X Mr. Tom Clarke takes notes on decimals, 111 lxllvrxw 1 L Exploring A Life Of Design And Color In Contempordry And Trdditioncil Crdfts Art is on integrdl port of school ond community life. Design drdwing dnd color theory ore bdsic courses for the 2 yedr progrom. Thereofter, individudl expression is unlimited in either subject motter or medio. Over the school yedr student work is shown dnd sold in 2 on- cdmpus shows, 2 Heord Museum shows, ond 5 other off-compus exhibits. Crofts: Cldsses offer esthetic expression to those who do not wish to tdke drt. Trdditionol methods of beddwork, pottery, weoving, ond leother croft ore tought. Additiondl skills ore evidenced in moccosins, costumes ond dioromo, ond screen Winton Coles process printing. Opportunity for contempordry crofts to produce exotic drticles in fedther ond bedds is ovoiloble. Ared shows provide dwdrds ond soles. , ll---f Noel Roubidioux enjoys his work. , 1 Ei ' r iff , f -M .f,r 'mf 4. V ,,., ,sims f 3 -1 L K K r 9-I Hr .43 50 t '..'i'i-1 Florentino Beotty drows d sketch. yr .,f ',, ff! l . ' sslfo 2 in l 415 dl. B 4, A! .7 NN, ' ww wwgsypw igklc h .A M if ., RF' osx- G. .ix I 4 s b W A Q .',... f..zf2 A-.iq 3 - 4 .' A ' n ' ' -,mf - Q .f xg t IIUMIZ IECUNIIMICC: AIMING i i I Helen Anderson Mary Peterson g Q Jrr i M f. if 3' Q hi. A ' fit - , ,,, if E i Evo Lindo Nosh works on d dress pcittern. 'l'0WARIlC A Better Life For Living The Home Economics Department hos expanded its progrorn to include d Q week course Touching on oreos such ds money moncigernent, credit, housing, cdreers, etc. This is onother step toword our gool of o better life for Iiving. -.. A Q. . 4.22 if ,f--'img Annoletd Pinot sews with gusto ,YW Shdron Bedtty gets instruction from Mrs. Ander- son. 51 BAND: EXCELLING 'l'llll0l Gll MUSIC BAND The moin obiecTive of The bond is To leT The sTudenTs enjoy music Through pdrTicipoTion. The bond supporTs The school dcTiviTiTes, GS well os, pldying concerTs ond Tours. Beginning bond, ds well os, odvdnced bond is ovdiloble for The sTudenTs dT P.l.H.S. INDIAN CHORUS The redl purpose of The lndidn chorus is To enjoy TrodiTiondI lndidn music of dll Tribes ond To bring iTs music To The dTTenTion of The public. The chorus hos performed on concerTs ond Tours. sw-W Q 3 sr Mr. Romine looks over music while bond readies To perform of Del Webb Townhouse. IM Jclck Romine 52 The pep bond performed dT The home gomes. 1 1 helping sTudenTs achieve and LLINIL: mainTain healThful pracTices Addie Jacobs measures Alvin Vavages on annual physical. An effecTive school healTh program musT address iTself To The whole individual wiTh regards To healTh, home siTuaTion, and school environmenT. This can only be achieved Through The combined and coordinaTed efforTs of The Indian HealTh Service, school personnel, and oTher communiTy groups. Our goals will be successfully meT when sTudenTs become responsible for Their own healTh sTaTus Through increased knowledge and appreciaTion of The benefiTs of good healTh pracTlce. Rowen LaBaTT looks over a prescripTion for a sTudenT. This Page Sponsored by: Burke Engineering Supply - 2334 W. Holly ST. - Phoenix, Az. 85009 PL1 NT MANAGlzMlzN'1': Meeting Needs Cf The School Facility Management is charged with the responsibility for programs to provide effective, efficient, and economical management of the Phoenix Indian School's physical facilities. Functions of the branch include planning, development, scheduling, execution, and inspection of the Facility Management program. CUSHMAN --L lAN I , Left to Right: John Tenorio, Bill Ferger, Ken Watanabe, Harry Lindell, Harley Cuellar, Chuck. Taylor, Al Nonast, Ham Cole, John Gray. Joe Powskey 'YF' X ' ' es 'fmiff L + Robert Pavatea, P.I.'s Cushman Cowboy, gets ready to make another ride. Workers enjoy a coffee break. ' This Page Sponsored By: Lederman Music Co.-41120 No. Central Ave.-Phoenix, Az. C264-A4855 , , , , HW, ,,,, ,,,,, 7, I I L o Supplying The Vocational Demands Of The Students The shop areas teach different help the students skills that are necessary in training for outside jobs. Different areas consist of drafting, woods, auto mechanics, and drivers education. Practical application of skills gives students a chance to learn through on the job training. Till. IT IS LOOSE. 4.lILOSE VALVE ON TORCH. Torchman, Randy Howato t work. Roy cleans an engine. vocational skills which perform many manual 'l'I'l'LE 13 improving skins In Reading And lvioin KaThy Davis Carol Hyeoma Lucille Hyeoma Diane Montoya The TiTle I program aT The Phoenix Indian School This year is designed To improve The reading and maThemaTics skills of Those TargeT group sTudenTs who are in The greaTesT need of addiTional help in These areas. The goal of The program is To double The achievemenT gains over whaT mighT be expecTed wiThouT The TiTle I supporT. To supporT This, TiTle I also has a program of TuToring, counseling, recreaTion, and arTs f 84 crafTs in The dormiTory. This parT of The program is designed To moTivaTe and help I The sTudenT To sTay in school and improve Lam' Power Gmhcm Thomas academic skills. 1 J Lx nggvfsww 4. Susie Kachinhongva Takes Time for a plcTure. 2. Dewayne Salway Tries To be bad 3. Rhonda Lomakema prepares To do her work. A. Harry Lewis and Elvina Carter looked confused. 5. Truman BeaTTy . WhaT'? S6 -mr 'L' If if CI Fla 2 Sewing The Nutritiondl Needs Q P1 Alice Begoy Vero Koyiyurnptewo Ruth Smith Jopem TWOHQQNS ani B ,H . .L hir' 4 s I mm -I 1 s 4. Colvin Nelson tokes time out for d pose. 2. P.l.'s own golloping gourmet, Pdul Jockson. mixes spdghetti. dv ia 3. Some of the kitchen stoff toke ci breok. 4. Oezwe Dougherty tokes core of food pur- chdsing. l The dining holl is o pldce where food is prepdred ond consumed. Medi prepdrdtion does not serve os its only function. Students olso work on detoils involving food serving, dispensing, ond cleoning up. All students ore offorded these opportunities. The cdfeterid does o comrnendoble job fulfilling rnedl needs. Two Resource Rooms began This year aT Phoenix Indian High School. These Resource Rooms help sTudenTs who are experiencing difficulTy in Their academic subjecTs. Classes are small and Their classwork is highly individualized, according To Their needs. Individual goals are seT for each sTudenT. Hopefully, These goals will be aTTained, and The sTudenT will be able To funcTion adeauaTely in his or her school seTTing. 'PITUIAL EllUCA'l'ION: ggggggysygggggggfgggggs X STanley Speaks 9715 Camille Sfevens is Q..- V fi . ,, ,, v- f--' -Q.-.S Brian Kuwanvama and Leman Temoke receive assisTance from Marrieiia Harkins in The Resource Room This Page Sponsored By: Canyon Records-A443 No. l6Th ST.-Phoenix, Arizona 85046 C266-48235 1. Nlfxrrllz Exploring The Numerical SysTem Bill Buie R0berT Meier JOe as iiiii nfimu c c Joe Michelifch gives Harold WhiTe insTrucTions. l Mk MMA STudenTs work on assignmenTs during classTime. g .ls T 1 xxx MicheliTch PaTricio Vela The goals of The maTh deparTmenT are To meeT The immediaTe needs of The sTudenT in preparing for success in class academic sTudy. lvleeTing These goals will prepare The sTudenT for success in posT high school academic and vocaTional Training. The goals of The individual programs are: Remedial maTh classes are designed To presenT a program ThaT allows The sTudenT To pracTice basic operaTions using whole numbers. General maTh classes build on concepTs learned during remedial maTh. STudenTs are given The opporTuniTy To develop skills in working wiTh whole numbers, fracTions, and decimals. GeomeTry classes Train The sTudenT in spaTial relaTionships in order To creaTe basic deducTive proofs. Algebra I classes inTroduce The sTudenT To The concepT of absTracT reasoning and The use of variables. Algebra ll classes encourage The use of deducTive reasoning in The sTudy of The real number sysfem. ' This Page Sponsored By: T Huber Sales lnc.- 20419 E. Indian School Rd.-Phoenix, Az. 955-4734 L ' C - PIIYCICAL EIDUCATIUN: Aecffsrfffs Fgfrihlvfliufe T51 Frank Cavallo Jim HasTings Bunny Hill Physical educaTion plays an imporTanT role in The educaTional program. AcTiviTies, as well as, boTh Team and individual sporTs are TaughT and parTicipaTed in. FiTness TesTs deTermine a sTudenTs performance on naTional levels. Main oojecTives of The program revolve around Theories of skill developmenT, use of leisure Time, and The poTenTial To enrich one's experiences. Evalinda Nash and AnneleTa Pinal waiT Their Turn aT long jumping. 5.-1:,...7.----iii Gary Tessay, Mark BurneTTe, and Travis Paxson would raTher model for The camera Than play soccer. Joe Morris ,4 Kim Ulrich Tessay goes for a score 5 P 'Ci' S ' F Th I l l 011 l TIIVICE: Si3SQIiSOfQV'CeS O' 9 The I.lVl.C. is dn exponded concepT of The school librdry. The sTdff is dedicoTed To The service of our sTudenT populoTion. We dTTempT To provide books, films, mogdzines, Trdnsporencies, kiTs, Tdpes, ond The eduipmenT for Their uTiIizoTion. Thus, we hope To odd To The sTudenT's educdTionol experience. We ore dn inTegroI supporT service, buT no mdTTer how cornpleTe or elobordTe we moke The l.lvl.C., iT will never be ony beTTer Thdn iTs operdTion or The use mode of iT. Therefore, we rely on sTudenTs dnd sToff To supporT us. In dddiTion To our regulor services, we olso house The ddrkroom, produce sTudenT l.D.'s, spend hours running The duplicdTing mdchines, ond develop disploys for educdTiondl fdirs ond exhibiTs. il .auf 1 .XM 1 .9 'WST' 'ull Edmund Bencilly reads non sTop Sheryl Adoms sTudies hord. -i r T is ., T :k-f T Nick Moriono ond friend use The librdry's fociliTies. BUSINESS. PIRPPAIIING 'lUlll'N'l FUR WURKING IARIIIIII Tne business eaucarion program prepares sluclenis in business-orieniecl, general eaucaiion, ana inlroauciory business skills, so Tnal Tney will be able To more successfully pursue nigner eaucalion in ine business fields, as well as, for vocarionai ana personal business purposes. Nancy Morgan rea V.W.E.: HELPING C'l'UIlEN'l'.' LEARN VARIUI C Jlllh' Volunfeer Work Experience is on elecfive course for Juniors ond Seniors. An eligible sfudenf enrolls for Three closs periods ond receives school credif for The experience. A sTudenT in VWE hos o chonce To 'lfry ouT o cdreer inferesf, geffing Trdining ond experience in skills needed for Thdf job. Sfudenfs work A doys o week ond spend The fifTh ddy in The cldssroom. The clossroom porT includes sfudy, procfice, ond observofion To improve skills ond knowledge for ony job. IT dlso includes specific sfudy of skills for The job where The sfudenf is working. VWE sTudenTs con work in ony ored where d job con be found for Them. Some sTudenTs hove worked in heolfh occupdfions, educdfion, office cdreers, Technicdl work, ond d legdl office. lvlony ofher kinds of jobs ore possible. Koren Dawson 'Ng . l l Fl ll Q A by QT lk sk H , T .ff dl 3' I X W1 ws 1 55- t . .t Leff To Righfz Kdren Dowson, Ndncy Morgan, Joon Sondy, Anifd Teller, Judy Williorns, Joycelynn Poleyesfewo. Pofricio Secdkuku, Ezeldo Ndsingoefewo, Ronnie Cdlnirnpfewo. Wdlly lvldjenty, Horrief Lomdfsko. This Pdge Sponsored By: Sdn Cdrlos Apdche Tribe - Peridof Jewelry Enferprise Box'l'l6 Peridof, Arizond 855112 63 C0 H I' 'JNL ISI I: Helping To Orgdnize A Student's Curriculum The counseling stoff consists of five counselors. Some of their duties ore to help the students keep dn updote on their cldss schedules ond dlso the dmount of credits they hdve ond need to grddudte. Occdsionolly, the counselor will sit in on the student's C.C.C. hedring ond try to defend the student if possible. Also, if o grddudting senior is going to college, his counselor will help the student prepdre. Counselors give the students informotion they need, such ds findncidl dids through gronts ond B.l.A. funds. Edch student is ossigned d counselor who helps them with the things ndmed dbove. The students olso go to them if they need personol guidonce in their dorm life. its-4 , if 7. John G. Lee Rev. John Lucius I . .-'lx ti 1 L I i Y Y 113 ' VX.. v W 1 Alice ond Orrin talk over the bulletin. 0 'I 4- ' is Jon Ddvas reviews d student s grades John Lee checks his records on ottendonce. 64 T - P S d B : Joy Morcus served os on oide. his dge ponsore y Jon Ddvis-Counselor-Phoenix lndidn School 3 l Nl I Q Ivlolnfcuning A Neof Environment Steve 'IQILIDJ AlTernoTive G-rdduoTion Phoenix lndion School hos exTended iTs i educoTionol scope To include d G.E.D. progrom for Those who ore oT leosT 48 yeors old. The closs rneeTs Three hours o ddy: The rerndining Three hours ore devoTed To coreer orienTed closses Cchildcore, duTo rnechonics, drT, eTc.Q. G-.E.D. courses cover wrlTinQ, science, sociol sTudies, liTeroTure, ond moTh. Thus for, The G-.E.D. progrom hos been successful. IT hos opened rndny doors for . . sTudenTs dT Phoenix lndion School. ROmC O Wwe meets GED' 'Ul 5- WhoTonorne wishes everyone o peaceful ddy. Rodney Vicioridn wos G.E.D. sTudenT g iff his Nea' STudenTs gei o good ldugh ds The Teocher leciures. This POQG Sponsored By: Jerry GroTewoId-3702 NorTh 7Th STreeT-Phoenix, Az. 85044 .gl S HALL! CreaTing AcTiviTies N N is Gus Honie is The local pinball Wizard. vhs f ,VL TL . Q, I 6 Tiger and Virgil ploT sTraTegy. William Selefsfewa plans To perfecfion his nexT move! The STudenT Union is known To The sTudenTs of P.I. as The Rec Hall. The recreaTion sTaff is involved wiTh The sTudenTs in The ouT of class hours. A wide range of acTiviTies is provided for The benefiT of The sTudenTs. OTher Things ThoT are coordinaTed wiTh The STudenT Union are The school bank and posT office, The arTs and crafT room, and The sTudenT governmenT quarTers. STudenT clubs and organizafions are also coordinaTed Through The Sfudenfs' AcTiviTies DeparTmenT. Ng . Nw? N K W in O I-Q-uw.-s.,.,.,..,,,,, Erma Maha is jusT showin' off for a friend Josie KewanwyTewa lsn'T shy for This ' si Q I I fu , W' T T , 1, A .... Q! , t , 'C V .44', I-su, K-we ar' T ' Q5 f .am BRAVEL' ALMUCT GAIN .500 MARK Bottom Row QL to Ry: Tim Garcia, James Gregg, Kurt Frank, Peter Mitchell. Second Row: Coach Paul Reuter, Freddie Street, Glenn Tate, Martin Dehose, Richard Saunders, Virgil Brown, Ray Stevens, Head Coach Jim Hastings. Third Row: Manager Rodney Victorian, lrwin Poleabla, Perry Whitington, Randolph Poleahla, Harry Lewis, Rodriguez Poleahla. Fourth Row: Alex Luz, Broderick Antone, Melvin Gomez, Justin Antone, Preston Antone, Milfred Miguel, Alton Mendez. Fifth Row: Virgil Whatoname, Harry Phillips, Allen Norris, Tony Antone, Calvin Ethie, Nick Mariano, Delson Sam, Duane Salway. VAlL'l'l'Y llEL'UL'l'.' P.l. Intermountain 8 10 Babdad 6 6 Florence 24 O Baboauivari 6 39 Orme Ranch 20 3 -Williams 35 O Sherman 8 26 Judson 8 32 Cactus A2 43 Monument Valley 34 6 ea , I Senior, Rodriguez Poleahla, was one of P,l.'s quarterbacks. KurT Frank was a copTain and leader on offense and defense. The 4979 Varsify fooTball season was a successful one wiTh The Team winning A, losing 5, and Tying 'l. This is a beTTer record Than iT has been in previous years. The Team beaT The Three Indian schools, lnTermounTain, Sherman, and Baboquivari. HighIighTs of The season would be The plane Trip To Brigham Cily, UTah, To go play lnTermounTain, as well as, The chance To play in a driving snow sTorm aT lvlonumenT Valley. Homecoming offered an inTeresTing aTTracTion wiTh iTs game and differenT enTerTainmenTs. WiTh The four vicTories This year, and wiTh a loT of sTarTers reTurning, Phoenix Indian looks desTined To develop a winning lradiTion. . df 3 1 , rua. K. v, L,,55?:4gi? 4. 'E '-H 4 ssjysfi' li' Q 5--.,.,..lv- ii sl' , Nick Mariano, Allen Norris, Melvin Gomez, Tony AnTone, and Harry Phillips were members of The offensive line. This Page Sponsored By: Phoenix Linen And Towel Supply 740 SouTh 3rd STreeT Phoenix, Az. 6., mW2?' x' f W af, fgfggyl, ,X Fish, ....,4,... :v U .- 47 A z.-..z.E.s . I It x. 9 1 Q U f 4, J 5 K J 1 xi S Junior Vorsily Record Opoonenl Pl Bdgddd 26 O Florence 50 O Mingus Union 42 O Comp Verde 32 O Sonio Cruz 412 O Ajo 241 6 CGCTUS 28 0 Pnoenix Cnrislion 8 lo lUNI0ll VAINITY FND9 SEASIDN 0N ,f , 'A , limits 'KW. AJ ,C- Boilorn Row QL To RJ Mike Brown Monuel Sleele Mike Jonnson Joe Leno, Dennis Poblo, Lornberl Bedcn. Row Two Codon Bob Sdnderson Milton Crowford Woller Encinos Purcell Cooley, Cldrence Elondo, Kern Willidms Row Tnree Volenlino Hopper Williom Penn Dennison Anlone, Ricndrd Bldnkinsnip, Eldon Molino, Woyne Mdxfield Row Four Codon Sion Spedks Lyndon Allen Willord Anlone, Willie Emerson, Dedric Torres, NEW CIIACII .'P0'l'LIGll'l'.' SEACIIN Lefl To Right Rose Moreno, Daphne Frenchman, Palsy Him, Janice Silva, Coach Kim Ulrich, Eunice Ignacio, Mildred Oriiz, Josephine Kewanwylewa, Tina Slevenson, Casaja Allen, Cindy Garcia. iii' 1- ' 1 1 r 1 1 RILSULIS JV V Phoenix Chrislian L L Phoenix Chrislian W L ,r1,,,ll Sonia Cruz W L Coolidge L L Parker L L Apache Junclion L L d Mohave L L A Buckeye L L Ajo L L Sanla Cruz W L Coolidge L L Apache Junclion XLV IL Ajo Mohave L W Q E Buckeye L Parker Palsy and Casaja ready as Monica 72 line judges. ,mv nl , . 1 MdrTho BGCICTT DFGDOVGS To SGFVG. The Volleyboll seoson sTdrTed off slowly buT ended wiTh The winning of Their losT gdme. P.I. consisTenTly forced The moTch To o Third gome losing by d 2-3 boinT morgin. The vorsiTy girls never gdve up, Though, ond oT The end of The seoson Their perseveronce poid off. They defedTed boTh Mohove ond Pdrker, Two highly ronked Tedrns in The divi- sion. The vorsiTy losT in dividiondls To SonTo Cruz, who wenT on To become The divisiondl chornps. lvlildrid OrTiz, P.l.'s Top seTTer, won honor- dble menTion on The Divisionol All-STdr Teom. Tino STevenson become Top spiker ond Co- sojd Allen wos by for The mosT consisTenT ployer. The J.V. Tedrn did well This seoson. Their record wos 5-ll, buT oll losses were close ones. Freshrnon Cindy Gorcio become good enough To sTorT on vorsiTy by mid-seoson. The gdme wiTh SdnTo Cruz wos on exciTing one: iT showed Teornwork ond deTerrninoTion To win, wiTh on overTime defeoT of 24-TQ. NexT yeor's vorsiTy will be benefiTTed wiTh The dddiTion of These J.V. girls. BoTTom Row CL. To RQ: MorTho Bedch, Cldudell Jones, Cheryl Hdskie, Connie Tewowino, ond Vickie BeoTTy. Top Row: Vondo AnTonio, Brendd LiTTle, Kdren Horgrove, Arlene Leslie, Monicd Miguel, ond Cooch Kim Ulrich. CRUSH CIIUNTIIY lI'AM IAKI' Vdrsily BOTTOM QLefT To Righlj: Ricky Sekoyumplewo, Pdlrick Secdkuku, Rdlpn Ldrnson, Ronnie Cdlnirnplewd, Arnold Bedcn. TOP: Byron Kislo, Poul Sdldzor, Dovid Trujillo, Codon Ddn Crews Junior Vdrslly ' BOTTOM QL 'ro Rj: G-dry Cdlnimplewo, Sieve Sneyko, Andy Selelslewd, Bernord Ndseyoernd, Eugene Gdrcid. Top: Perry Senongvo, Moody Lornoyoklewo, Leonder Lornoyeslewd, , Codon Don Crews y K 1, Q, This Pdge Sponsored By: Dr. And Mrs. Noon Allen IZCUND AT IIIVICIIIN, Tlllllll AT Girls' Cross Couniry Team uel, Evelyn Mahkee, Coach Dan Crews. AEFKQW VX. L ,pre David Trujilio, P.l.'s number one runner, has won The Store cross country rneei Two years straight, 4978 and 4979. 8 cn Q 2 wougw xgwlicfaco 7 5 5 1US5553gO5Q5E 1 co 5' Qosgfcoogomfgmco 1 ,TDC wg., 32. :to A Z 3 CDQQOK OQOOO 5, Q 9 ' mjmi 2 'm'3 D gn Q g 2 2 2 - O. ' Q Q 1 - q 4 Q M w N r Q. 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Richord Sounders ond Theodore Jose look out over the Phoenix skyline. Borboro Brown ond Soroh Russell notice Phoenix lndion School in the distonce. sad QQTWIUWHES EEEW WWW? LEQHNWPN46 EXPERIENCES H '.f..f k -. ' CCll00l. CLI IL' PEIIFIIIIM PI BLICLY AND llI?.'l'AIN Cl LTI BE , mu' ua W , lux -1-.Nw 74,1 A hm v V 113. ,, , H Onyx 5+ x -1 'rvw' '- , , ' I un u ' K . I 9 3 WV X. 5-if L-Biggs. 'A 50 - , 1 lin Va ., V I 2 ., ., fg pl, u, 4 ., ,.'. I ' U K .K '4 xx i r V' ., Xt gi ' ' , 2 x -I ' x Q 5 5. A N I . K 4 , t , it I 5' yi, Ai ' ,,., Qlffliiyrik Q I N - ll A Q 5 . 1,- 'gpm , JM, W,-,. f , -. v- Q,-- f 5 , 1 V- - , : , f' Q W 4 X n x ' Z. N1 'K W.,,,g. ' A Rs 4 'xl A I if ,, I , ia! N xl X' H - Q - ' - ' S 11 1 vm . Y . X 'X' ' j ., 'T' 'YV E! Q xi? Q Av . W' We .Q fi. - gp 5455 4 .V 'Q N w 'I' N If 1. 1 'fg 1 1 A eff W' K, K fkitrsfi i r it , I X w A 'Y ,f -' f, ,, Q. I' 1-, , 42, 'P , i -- if . ,.. 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The clarinefs do fheir sfuff. Leafrice isn'f Too serious here! Geneva and Kim prepare for a race IA l'I IIAl'l'IONS 9I'UIIl'N'l'9 ANII IIIILP GAIN USEI UI I IIUI AIIIINAL A1 S01 IAI I'YPIZIIII'NLIIb. -mun- 5 Au J' -i Y 1 I ,y I 'fl' A' r V UNIVERSITY --FN'- Y' l1 lUUl 1 . Q I ,- YMQQQM . f I . .,,qggis,, 5 Q, . ,,.h W 5.4 X' -. 5 R K ,' X s J 1 4 M' , X Y' F N fl , VAlL'I'l'Y or Lefl lo Righl: Virgil Whaloname Mike Kane Roy Track Dewayne Salway Roy Bill Peler Milchell Alex Luz Mike Pallen Larson Williams Coach Joe Morris JUNIUR VAlL'l'l'Y Lefl lo Righl: Frank Clark Valenlino Hooper Gabriel Kane Willie Emerson Renwick Paya Hershal Talashoma Glenn Tale Coach Gene Hernandez Kneeling: Bradley Cassa i illiilll Q irri, ll-I-51 I ,B ,lllll X ,B aca 1,4 M,- lirlllx 9- AU ii i iv lg -wk. Lamberl Beach xg Cecil Walahomogie 1 1 1 1 T Mila. IIMILR Farsi Row -,J X 4 3 1 ' lg, Leff lo Qlgmg - , El' X... .,,......h A: Q L Elvis Havalone 71 C X B- 5. 4 1 g ' rim Allaha f 4 Q N W 1 l g 1 1 i Sd Mvrk HODDGY Q .Q 1 '.' I ' W 'Riffs X ,.- : Roland Bahnimplewa P Q 3 fy g -B - Q I Q G Ex G- Secona Rowi W B ' I 5 lkh U i B g i - 1 li l X Coach Bob Tillman gm 5, l 1 j X 1, - Ben Salazar QSJQR7' g ,W 5 RM f I B Truman Beally K ll Cir 3 Q-V K 1 : 'f fn, t . g Lyndon Allen M l ' -- B ik 1 X ' f' A Paul Salazar 1 ' ff .Y W N i Y Greg Williams B Q J' '- ' ' 1 U -, ,,, -f yd ri '-f U A I , ' c e X.: l gwzb H e 88 wg r M Y v FN g .--- ' ' B e s.- 11. N s Ml? 5 A 'g 'F 5: , . ,s K, , ,, seg, ,ffm -5 S FAQ Q 11,1 s 6 1 X f 'S Mardella, Allhea, and Delores walch in bewildermenl. M155 QQ Roy, Hershel, and Peter 'rake aim or hoop. Willie Emerson shoois for Two. Cecil and Bradley overlook a free throw. This Page Sponsored by: Secakuku Enlerprises-Hopi Cullural Center-Box 67-Second Mesa, Az. 86043 , 1- . 1 --4 I'-5 we -35g-.W.,..4gH.-.....-. -W it --..-.-...-.1 Z -1----i . ------- Varsity players await the opening tip. Ns- ' t f b' Greg Williams stands proud. 'fnfewgfgf'f'f??F? 5 M'if4f'if ' pl,l . ,l,l.l. ,.- .. . . .WMM-N W 'W' .- ,V K ' .A is Coach Tillman gives last minute instructions. 4-av --... ..- 4- T Track fakes opponent before shooting. 90 Tiger concentrates. FGDOUPIG. r 5 'V In in K: v qmwswlumilnrx... .. ii 1 I . fix i' ,-- 3 , ,fig .J - D -'f Vorsifv sTorTers husfle ouf during introduction Y -13 ,,.Y , N '!,.i,V V.,, L g' :A N Q M X5 rf r aefklgnk-Yi 'W .. ..,., - X' i -i'hL.,. .A-- .2 4--Af K X--'- ' I i -T:Te0.i vp? fi.. 'if ,.,,gg.r - -4 eooo Q 'A' r W .X N- ,W l K. , 3 U 1- -1 ,--'-P f' A ii wx . QW rv of-g Freshmen owoif o rebound on free Throw ! - 1 ' T me rr,r r ,,...,l r we rss BY' I .Q-'ul' f ' i J' h X JA: LN, Q I 'M W 'T ploy wnhour The Doll Roy emphosizes his feelings. Mikal: ' n 6 . JU N I0ll YIIUNG BllAVE'l l'ES GAIN NEIEIIED EXPEIIIIZNCE Top Row, X ,Nl J, Lefr To Righl - Pom Mdnuel Perfillio Tessoy P T U h r o sy ps ow Vickie Beofly Arlene Leslie, Mgr. an Bollom Row: of sp' Cooch Kim Ulrich , A M'ld d S Her - i re o y Debro Nolond Cindy G-orcio .4 1. -K C S X WW W 1 gg 1 N ' wnau-I V ARSITY Top: Codch Mory Deere Middle Row: Geneve Mdridno Connie Tewowind Bridger Nomoki Genevieve Tessoy Glorio Anlone Bollom Row: Monlcd Miguel Morlho Beoch Norcisce Cromwell Teresd Cochuchd Monico Tessoy This Pdge Sponsored By: Huber Soles Inc. 2049 E. lndidn School Rd. Phx., Az. 955-'l73'l VARSITY - ft 'K is-si L s -2 Perfillio looks skyword for The bdll. 1 X 5 1 - QE 52 S-ffl -.1 - - .,. Pdf ond Deb worm up! Monicd disploys defense. Cindy disploys dribble ond broids ii tt? Leslie foils osleeo during The dcfion. Brdveffes listen To Cooch Ulrich exploin STFGTGQY. This Pdge Sponsored By: lvlidds Muffler ond Broke-A2341 No. CGDTFGI Ave.-Phoenix, Az. 85042 7 J 9 1 I? H M N' 4, 5 eil fg, f N QP X lii, JV girls listen To referees instructions. 0 r Debbie smiles during worrnups. Solier sirolis for rebound. r..i Bai ,f-- ' Pom woifs for ine boil! for o U.F.O. N. Vdrsity Bottom Row: CLeft to Rigntj Lelond Sekoyurnptewo M d oo y Lomoyoktewd Ronnie Cdlnimptewo Middle Row: Corlton G-ouid Rondy Howdto Fdbion Snije Cordell Pdytidrno R d i n on op Poleonlo JOFTWGS Gregg Top For: Broderick Antone Kurt Frdnk Phil Gorcio Fronkiin Vincent o n J' Co c im Hostings F in an v -.,. , .5 ,gig 95 , 'rlllr lllll rho-nk -i-o-11 1 IIIIIIIIIIII 11414 'lIllII ' IIILI II II I .,,,, I I I I I V4 I IIIII IIIIIII IIII IIIIIII ,,, I ...mv 'uf ,QS s w S-4'-s ' A, , ., Broderick .rw . i. -4,. escopes from Rdider. L I ww... . . I-,.s,,, , Kurt works on his opponent os The crowd looks on. .46 WresTIers woif for foce-off. Gould funolly gets His pin! . ,M f ,I .w,mwww'?S??ml'Eff4 raw I : ,fsrgfawa .I , fs -gm -fnuyuf-aww. ff' 'L . F N.. as .sf Q BS x.1r ill l2i li Yi gi l 1 ,arm .0 '-JSIUFN' . ,,,. ,.. ,K Q- ii 1 1lf ., sf, Q... r W 1,49 . K . 'N Mat maids cheer as crowd watches. X' ?.k: --q-.pn A.. ... f eff'-2535199 ......-'gif A Team members cheer on a teammate. A 3 Y , ' 2264-. 4593? s Z JN Qs A , Q H ca ex-ff vw wink '11 iiflm. Poleahla comTemplaTes! il FB 52 s 4.7 X ilu gs ' v'e' e s ' P Fabian Tnes an escape. s X' ., A Vega va v , M: llIGllLlGll'l'r' X Victor looks on! Tiger's ci rnogicion. Upshow bottles for position' Jdmes Gregg finished second in Store 155 Ib. Tourney. 'C' . Fronk olwoys smiles. Woidhomigie reodies for rebound. Colnimpiewo disploys trophy. This Poge Sponsored By: 98 Jerry Groiewold - 3702 Norih 7Th Sireei-Phoenix Az. 85044 YJ ,N 'W W4 at ... ' 1 ,kr. 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Norman thinks about girls. . Ralph envisions a championship. 8 9. Judy and Jolene attend to office duties. 10. Friends enjoy conversing with each other. -iii 1':,' in u ff-1. Q x A L ,f ,..Nhs,X -ii, 5 'U Q I NEW NATIUNAL ll0N0ll SUCIETY MEMBERS INIIU New members tdke the odth! Gdry Lentz wos d co-sponsor of N.H.S. .3 3 Induction dlmost completed! 7 i ir. , ' y A it K is .. Steve Sheyko seems to enjoy reception. Wode Mills ond Arlene Leslie ponder. J.. Robert Meier, co-sponsor, instructions. This Pdge Sponsored By: Gory Lentz ond Robert Meier N.H.S. Advisors MW f X . ' p f MUGS BOlliI lQ6f receives S6fViCS award fl'OfT1 PO1TiCk SGCCIKUKU QS Bob Melel' watches the presentation. 5. Clyde McMillan headed the Title l program. This Page Sponsored By: Gary Lentz And Robert Meier N.H.S. Advisors K K,,,.Rnw-Q9 5 '41, N l s frlhees WD ER ewelu John Gray retires from Plant Manage ment. OUT Don Knudson's T-shirt explains ever ything. 105 A new low wos opproved by The Congress of The UniTed SToTes on Dec. 5, 4979. This new low wos known To some os The 'lEorly OuT BiIl, while To oThers iT wos known os The Honkey Bill . Becouse of This bill, ThirTeen sToff members of Phoenix lndion School reTired. Februory 22, 4980, wos The noTobIe doTe. These reTirees gdve mony yeors of dedicdTed service To noT only Phoenix lndidn buT olso To The governmenT. CerToinly These people will be missed! Hopefully one of The highlighTs for The reTirees will be The bonuqeT held in Their honor on Februory 24, 4980. lvloTTie Green bids odo To well wishers. ,l Don Ellis in o Typicol pose looking for diTchers . Grohdm Thomos helps BeTTy Huersiel oddress dudi- ence. S'l'Ulll?.N'l'S LEARN PIIINCIPLES 0F GUVEIINMENT IN S'l'UllEN'l' CIDUNCIL AND MUIIEL UNITEII NA'l'IONS. Student Council Left to Right: Kern Williarns A! i Kurt Frank Patsy Him ', Melvina Brown K, E Randolph Poleahla f , , . . 's Phillip Garcia 4 X, it-f -eg . Mildred Ortiz g if Margaret Silas Daphne Frenchman Frank Chapman-Sponsor L ' R rs ouie oge H 4 Michealene Anderson Patrick Secakuku ss -X 3 Model U.N. Left to Right: Theodore Jose Beth Kachinhongva M F k dry ran Mary Penn Orville Erdmann Mattie Green This Page Sponsored By: Gross Delicatessen 41344 No. Central Ave. - Phoenix, Az. 85042 107 Pl BLIC l'l'ION CTAF F 5 ,A .N if' KEEPS STUDENTS INFORMED 4. Jolene Lomotsko listens os others toke notes during o Lentz lecture. 2. Potrick Seookuku served os the photographer ond dorkroorn speoiolist. 3. Newspoper teocher, Gory Lentz, tries to motivote students obout their next deddiine. 41. Dono Sekoyumptewo listens while Joy reods one of his low rider fovorites. 5. Students finish off their surveys. The pubIicaTions sTaffs aT P.I. consisT of The yearbook and The newspaper classes. STudenTs organize The iayouT of boTh of These medias To presenT The school year in a picToriaI, as well as, verbal manner. 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Dortha Vonda 31, 73 Armstrong, Alfred 8, 39 Armstrong, Dickson Armstrong, Donna 20 Arthur, Barbara 10 Augh, Collins Bahnimptewa, Roland 31, 88 Beach, Arnold 10, 74 Beach, Lambert 20, 71, 88 1 Cromwell, Narcis'ce Cruz, Carlene 11 Dashee, Ernestine 8, 18, 21, 84 Davis, Edwin 19, 38 Beach, Martha 31, 33, 39, 49, 73, 94 Bear, Jarvis 20 Beatty, Donna 25, 31 Beatty, Florentino 21, 50 Beatty, Katherine 21, 33 Beatty, Rebecca Beatty, Truman 31, 56, 88 Beatty, Victoria 25, 33, 73, 93, 119 I Begay, Alice 40, 57 'Benial'e'Sharon 32 Mi ii Benally, Edmund 61 Bender, Ivan Bendle, Sherri 32 Bilagody, Diane 39 Bill, Roy 11, 88, 89 Blankinship, Richard 32, 71 Boni, Norman 21, 48, 49, 103 Boone, April 26, 97, 100 Boone, Melvina 107, 104 Bowanie, Quentin 50 Brown, Aaron 38 Brown, Annette 32, 47 Brown, Barbara 26, 80, 81 Brown, Bonita Brown, Cornelia 21 Brown, Danny 32 Brown, Ericka 11 Brown, Ernestine Brown, Micheal 26, 71, 104 Brown Vigil 6, 8, 21, 68, 96 Bullis, Evelyn 32 Bulltail, Benjamin 11 Burnette, Dino 2, 25, 97 Burnette, Mark 60 Burnette, Rhonda 6, 26 Cachucha, Teresa 32, 93, 94 Caldo, Reno 26 Calnimptewa, Gary 26, 30, 74 Calnimptewa, Ronnie 11, 41, 63, 74, 95, 96, 98, 108, 104 Campillo, Glenna Carter, Elvina 11, 56 Carter, Etta 26 Case, Anthony 26 Case, Edward 4, 38 Cassa, Bradley 32, 88, 89 Celestine, Elizabeth Chaino, Tommy Chatlin, Troy 21, 49 Chogyuha, Rita 32 Chogyuha, Rose 32, 33 Clark, Francis 21, 88 Clark, Holly 32 Clark, Quintin 32 Claw, Betty 66 ' ' Clowson, Carlene 21, 49 cooley. Purcell 2, 26, 49, 71 Cosen, Althea 11, 46, 89 Coyote, Carolyn 21 Crawford, Milton 71 Cromwell, Genevieve 26, 39 DeHose, Levinio 32, 33 Dehose, Martin 21, 68, 118, Delowe, Lorna 32 Devine, Patricia Dewakuku, Camelia 32, 66 Dewey, Patrick 32, 59 Dillon, Raymond 32 Domingo, Rose Donahue. Charlene Dougherty, Oezwe 57 Dubray, Dion Duryea, Travis Early, Daniel 2, 21 Early, Lincoln 11, 66 Elando, Clarence 32, 71 Elgo, Peggy 32, 100 Elthie, Calvin 5, 11, 68 Emerson, Wilfred 71, 88, 89 Encinas, Walter 71 Endfield, Arnold 97 Endfield, Maria 6, 26 Enos, Kathy 26 Enos, Marie Epaloose, Carey Ethelbah, Corliss Fall, Joleen 39, 47, 75 Feleys, Phillip 21, 97 Felix, Delores 21 Francisco, Annette 39, 47 Frank, Kurt 11, 68, 69, 70, 78, 95, 96. 97, 98, 107, 100 Frank, Mary 17. 21, 107 Fred, Helen I I Harris, Georgene 3, 33, 38 85 119 Haskie, Cheryl 22, 73 Havatone, Christy Havatone, Elvis 88 Havatone, Sharon 8, 9, 11 Haynes, Darold 22 Him, Patsy 7, 8, 9, 10. 11, 17 72 83 107, 118 Holmes, Ernestine 8, 96 Honawa, Eliza Honie, Arthur Honytewa, Mary Honyurnptewa, Dorthy V-Hooker Malcolm sii's -' Frenchman, Daphne 8, 9, 33, 42, 72, l 107, 119 Garcia, Cynthia 19, 72, 93 Garcia, Eugene 74 Garcia, Henry Garcia, Mervin 21 eerclo, Phillip 41, 29, 35, 70, 95, oo, 107 Garcia, Terrence 39 Garcia, Timothy 9, 21, 68 Gaseoma, Lorenda 3, 84 Gashwazra, Jack Giff, Cheryl 26 Giff, Donna 5, 22 Gilson, Gloria 34 Gloshay. Sharon 38 Gomez, Melvin 22, 68, 69 Gonzales, Gaylene 26 Goode, Merdella 11, 89 Goode, Verda 34 Gould, Carlton 95, 96, 97 Grajiola, Ralph 32, 33 Grant, Donna 11 Gregg, James 11, 68, 95, 96, 97, 98, 100 Hammond, Robert Hanna, Cythia 34 Hanna, Molly 34 I l Hooper, Mark Hooper, Valentino Howato, Randolph Huma, Jolynn 102, 104 Humeyestewa, Maggie Hutchings, Nora Ignacio, Eunice Ignacio, Mario Ivins, Marvin Jacket, Quinton Jackson, Emerie Jackson, Paul Jay, Eddie Jefferson, Ivan Joaquin, Sylvester Johnson, Cyrus Johnson. Micheal Johnson, Sharolyn Johnson, Wanda Jones, Glaudelle Jones, Debbie Jones, Landora Jones, Leatrice Jones, Tina Joplin, Joef 6 Jose, Frenda 103 Jose,sPauI Jose, Theodore 107 Josytewa, Leona 104 Juan, Alberta . Juan, Francesco Juan, Leatrice Juan, Lois Juan, Melissa Juan, Ronald June, Douglas Justin, Franklyn Kachingongva, Beth 107, 104 Kachingongva, Susie 103 Kaka, William Kane, Emmaline Kane, Gabriel Kane, Michael 67, 88, 89, 90 91 97 118, 98 Kennison. 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Arlene 27, 73, 92, 93, 104 Leslie, Eva 7, 8, 14 Lewis, Deborah 48 Lewis, Eleanor 40 Lewis, Harry 9, 27, 56, 68 Lewis, Loretta 22 Little, Brenda 35, 73 Little, Harrison 22 Logan, Pernell 35 Lomahaptewa, Duane 89 Lomahquahu, Antoinette 35 Lomahquahu. Joyce 4, 5, 8. 14, 18 Lomahquahu, Stephanie 22, 33 , Lomakema, Rhonda 35 Lomatska . Harriet 14, 63, 104 Lomatska, Jolene 22, 108, 118, 103, 104 Lomatska, Leenford 8, 29 Lomatska, Loren 97 Monongye, Yvonndolyn 28 Montana, Eugene 28 Montoya, Richard 14, 85 Moore, Marvin 85 Moreno, Rose 23, 73, 78, 118 Morgan, Nancy 38, 63 McKinley, Stephen Nagle, Thelma 14 Nahsonhoya, Glen a 3, 7, 8, 14, 52, 75, 85 l Nahsonhoya, Lambert 23 Namingha, Judith 8, 14, 52, 82, 89, 102, 103.104 Namoki, Bridget 23, 92, 94 Nasevaema, Bernard 8, 28, 33, 79, 82 Nash, Dwight 15 Nash, Eva 35, 51 Nash, Karinia Paya, Rayborne Paya, Renrick 6, 23, 88 Paytiamo, Cordell 35, 95 Penn, Joann 15 Penn, Mary 15, 46, 109, 118, 104, 107 Penn, Robert 36 Penn, William 71 - Peters, Esther , Phillips, Harry 15, 68, 69. 79 Pike, lris 23 Pilone, Willard Pinal, Annaleta 51 Pinto, Darrell 8 Poleahlo, Irwin 6, 9, 13, 23, 38, 104. 46, 68, 71. 82,118 Poleahla, Randolph 3, 6, 9, 106, 97, 108, 11, 13, 23, 68, 83, 95, 96 Poleahlo, Rodriquez 2, 3, 10. 15, 68. 82, 108 Poleyestewa, Joycelyn 7, 104, 109, 8 9, 10, 15, 19, 63, 97, 108 Polk, Francis Puffer. Danny Puggle, Darlene Puggle, Loren 36 Qulntero, Chris 23 Quiyo, Dorthy 111 Ramon, Nancy 23 Ramon, Raymond 36 Randall, Delores 89 Randall, Ernest 23 Randolph, Leslie 36 Lomayaktewa, Mary 14, 33, 108 Lomayaktewa, Moody 27, 74, 82, 95, 118, 103 Lomayestewa, Leander 35, 37, 74 Lopez, Angeline 22 Lopez, Deborah 8, 14 Lopez, Jeanette 27, 109, 118 Lopez, Marvin Lopez, Vivian 17, 35 Lowery, Cheryl 14 Lucas, Loretta 14, 17, 80 Luz, Alexander 6, 14, 68, 70. 88, 91, 97 Machuse, Edwin 37 Maha. Ermalyn 8, 27, 67, 85, 109 Mahkee, Evelyn 23, 75, 118 Majenty, Rory 63 Manuel, Christine 8, 14, 85, 108, 109, 118, 104 Manuel, Dallas 100 Manuel, Martin 35 Manuel, Pamela 23, 75, 92, 94 Marcus, Gerald 14, 23, 64, 82, 108 Marcus, Ralph 33 Maria, Tanya Mariano, Geneva 25, 75, 80, 81, 85, 92, 94 Nash, Ryan 49 Nasingoetewa, Ezelda 15, 63, 104 Nastacio, Bernadine 15 Nastivar, Delmer Natseway, Anthony Nelson, Graig 23 Nelson, Calvin 57 Noceo, Bertha 15 Noland, Debra 15. 92, 93, 94 Norris, Allen 6. 15, 23, 55, 68, 69, 97 Norris, Cyrus 35, 47 Norris, Carol 38, 85 Norris, Georgia 46 Nosie, Bernando 8, 23, 48, 52 Ochoa, Connie 85 Ortiz, Mildred 2, 4, 5, 8. 10. 38, 41. 72, 84. 107 Outie , Andrea 5, 15, oo A Pablo, Christine 35 Pablo, Dennis 8, 9, 35, 71, 85 Pablo, Erma 8, 38, 52 Pablo, Norma 8, 38 Pancho, Sheila 39 Patten, Micheal 28, 88 Paxon, Ava Paxson, Rencher Paxson, Travis 28, 60 Randolph, Timothy 8, 120 Redfoot, Darren Reino. Sharon Rivers. Laurie 30 Roanhorse, Conradina 15, 66 Roanhorse, Sheila 5, 15, 30, 104 Rodgers, Rencher Rodgers, Lewis 107, 100 Romero, Loretta 24, 48 Roubidoux, Dale 36 Roubidoux, Joel 15 Roubidoux, Noel 50 Roubidoux, Paul Russell, Sara 80, 81, 119 Salter, Mildred 94 Salway, Dewayne 38, 48, 56, 68, 70, 87, 88 Sam, Delson 68 Sandy, Joan 38. 63 Santos, Erma Santos, Verna Saraficio. Bernard Saunders, Richard 24, 33, 48, 107, 68 80, 108 Secakuku, Patricia 10, 16, 63, Secakuku, Patrick 13, 16, 74, 82, 104 y 108, 118, 105 Sehougva, Brian 8, 36, 85 Sehongva, Elvira 8, 16, 30, 52, 104, 103, 101 Sehongva, Perry 8, 36, 74, 102 Sekayumptewa, Dana 16, 108 Sekayumptewa, Leland 95 Sekayumptewa, Ricky 8, 38, 74 Seletstewa, Colleen 36, 47 7 8 Seletstewa, Andy 74 A Seletstewa, William 67, 85 A Sharpback,,Teresa 36, 8 6 , , Sheckhe, Lorraine 87,126,797 7 Sheyka, Steven 24, 48, 74' Shije, Fabian 9, 39, 89, 95, 97 it Shula, Minerva 7, 8, 24 Silas, Margaret 7, 8, 10, 16, 118, 104, l 107 Silk, Quentin A Sakevo, Leona 8 Salazar, Benjamin 88 Salazar, Paul 19, 36, 74, 88 Salter, Mildred 15, 92 Silva, Janice 7, 8, 16, 30, 72, 52, 118, Waln, Carl 8 4 Watahornigie, Cecil 24, 88, 89, 90, 118, 98 Watahomigie, Gary 8 Watahomigie, Marsha Welsh, Clifton 85 Weseogame, Danny 101 Whatonome, Rayfield 97 Whatoname, Timberlin 39 Whotoname, Virgil 24, 66, 67, 68, 70, 88, 118 Wheller, Daniel Wheeles, Harriet 62 White, Herold 59 White, Emerson White, Jovida 16 White, Leander Whitebird, Faron 87 104 Sinyella, Frieda 16 Siyuja, Sally 36 Smith, Jess 24 Smith, Ruth 57 Smith, Shirley 39, 75, 119 Soule, Katherine 16 Stanfield, Allen St.Cyr., ,Gwen Steele, Manuel 71 Stevens, Gina 109 Stevens, John 36 Stevens, Roy 16, 68 Stevenson, Tina 24, 72, 78, 118 Street, Freddie 24, 48, 55, 68 Summa, Gloria 36 Sweed, Shirley Talashoma, Herschel 88, 89 Tallas, Jody 38 Topoof, Philbert 16 Tashquinth, Joseph 36 Whittington, Perry 68 Williams, Diane 39, 66 Williams, Gregory 88, 90 Williams, Jeanne 6 Williams, Judith 16, 63 Williams, Kern 71: Williams, Larson 9, 4, 88, Wilson' Armondo Vwng, Glynis 86, 1 L Wing, Jana 56 , . Yazzie, Louello 16, g Yazzie Milton vuvonbovo, Adreai8,'ri7711104 iiiri, ifjfifb FACI ' Allen, or. Noon 6. 9,425 Anderson, Helen 517 is y ,i,t ,s,,1 fi Tate, Glenn 24, 55, 68, 88, 90 Teller, Anita 62, 63 Temoke, Lemon 24, 58 Tessay, Gary 40, 60 Tessay, Genevieve 33, 36 Tessay, Martha Tessay, Monica 33, 39, 92 Tessay, Perfillia 24, 92, 93 Tewawina, Connie 73, 94, 101 Thomas, Alvin 39 Thomas, Angelina 36 Thomas, Bernon Thomas, Glenda 36 l Tom, Ramona Torlvio, Emmett Torres, Dedrick 71 Track, Roy 55, 88, 90, 91 Trujillo, David 7, 8, 16, 74 Tsosie, Delphine , Upshaw, Patsy 16, 92, 93, Uqualla, Lois 80 Uqualla, Roynard Ventura, Glorlann 33 Victor, Arlene 93, 98 Victor, Peggy Victorian, Rodney 16, 66. 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