Riverside Indian School - Smoke Dreams Yearbook (Anadarko, OK)

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iris Curley, Junior Home Economics student proves that we've come a long way by using modern equipment You can be sure her biscuits will be as good as Grandmother used to bake. Muffins fit for a King- Roselyn Tsosie, Junior Home Economics student, using the in-the-wall oven in the new all electric kitchen. Tea Time - The Sophomore class attend a Tea during Open house of the new Home Economics Kitchen. The senior class under the supervision of Mrs. Grant prepared and served the tea. 0. Q

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Homemaking Experiences An exact measurement is important for a correct fit. Florence- Tilclen and Elsie Curley, senior l'l0me Economics students, are pinning on a dress pattern. Santa's Little Helpers - Betty Holiday, Roselyn Tsosie and Tiaiuana Potiye making doll bed mattresses for the younger students. Carol Yazziie, senior, learns to Opefflfe llle m0Clel'f1 ElECl'l'lC SGW- ing machine. A self-made dress is something to be proud of.

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Vocational Experiences Donald Neconie is clean- Everett Manuelito is removing a valve Nelson Pete is getting in and adiusting a car- while overhauling an engine in Auto- practical experience in buretor. Mechanics. the repair of a distributor Tom Clyde and Johnny Benally are mounting the Rex lsoac is repairing a chair. grinding wheels for use in the welding class. Stanley, Buddy, and John are assembling Willie Ray, Norman, Lewis and John ore bench legs, under Mr. RandoIph's super- making a ballot box for Indian elections vision. in Carpentry'Closs.