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

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DEDICATION Mrs. Regina K. Puchenberry retired from our school on Nov. 30, 1956, after completing thirty years of teaching in the lndian Service. She came to Riverside as an Elementary Teacher July 1, 1933. Mrs. Puchenberry's native state is lowa. She attended Drake University, and she holds a B. A. Degree from the Oklahoma College for Women, Chickasha. The employees of the school and the boys and the girls of Nadarko Cottage, where she had been a Cottage Teacher since 1941, held a fare- well party in her honor, when she retired as a teacher at the Riverside School. We, the Annual Staff, in appreciation of Mrs. Puchenberry's long and faithful service, dedicate the 1956-57 Smoke Dreams Annual. Outstanding Boy and Girl These students were selected by the teachers and the dormitory attendants as the outstanding boy and girl for the 1956-57 school year. ROSALYN TSOSIE 190' ibm IRVIN BEGAY V

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The Summer Work Shop held for Dormitory Attendents and Cooks. Mrs. Corrie Grant planned and supervised the workshop. The three schools represented were: Ft. Sill School, Cheyenne-Arapaho School and Qiverside lndian School. 1 Mrs. Gfflnf holding flle Mrs. Hanger presents a We remember the Livsay frOPl1Y of The All-5Cl100l parting gift to Mrs. Pu- family - Roy, Paul, and Award won on the Chilocco chenberry. Gladys. Achievement Day. Pawnee and Nadarko Bang-bang, the hard work- Mrs. Vivian Wilson works ing n-Zan is Mr- Metz, in the School Office. Hostess at the' Open-House tea. Mrs. Employees sucking Christmas treats Grant, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Davenport, for the students. Miss Jones looks l.liss lfranscisco and Mrs. Jones. as if she is wishing.

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