Shonto Boarding School - Shush Yearbook (Shonto, AZ)

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GO MY SON Go my son, go and climb the ladder, Go my son, go and earn your feather, Go my son, make your people proud of you. Work my son, get an education, Work my son, learn a good vocation. Then climb my son, go and take the lofty view. From on the ladder of an education You can see to help , your Indian nation. i Then' reach, my son, l and lift your people up with you. , Go My Son , in sign language by Jean Littlesalt. Graduates - Everett Thinn and Caroline Goodman. l 1 . 4.-, f ,J ? ft . 'TM' l U U , . l r l f ' ti .' 2 . 93 2 ' W, V, 4,554.3 5? - i., e f Seventh grade ushers - Jerry Williams and Rubianne Smallcanyon 1, W . i M,

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Herbert, Thomas, Raymond and Joe Holgate. K N ., . X Sally Barlow. While at Shonto SA LLY BA R L OW was an honor student and a student council representative. At Richfield High School she was a member of the chorus where whe was best known for her fine talent as a traditional singer. She was also a member of the Indian Club. She is presently attending Dixie College in Cedar City, Utah, and is an excellent student. JOE HO LGATE is a brother of a whole family of Shonto students. He was best known for his personality, academic talent and athletic participation. At South Severe High School, Richfield, Utah, he was quarterback of the football team and an honor student. During the summers he worked for the Forestry Department and is presently working in the Coconino National Forest at Payson, Arizona. He plans to go on to college in January to continue his education. RAYMOND HOLGATE was best known at Shonto for his high academic achievement. He served on the varsity football, basketball, and softball teams and was an honor student. In high school, Raymond was a linebacker on the football team, held a 3.5 average and was vice-president of his dorm in his senior year. He is now a freshman at Northern Arizona University, studying electrical engineering. Pictured also isTHOIVlAS,a junior at Richfield High School in Utah and varsity quarterback for the high school team. HERBERT, who graduated from Shonto last year isa freshman at Tuba City High School.

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Graduates - Ronald Little and Leroy Jackson. GRADUATION With faith and hope the parents enter their small children in this school, and with pride and dignity their children leave to continue their education. For the past three years eighth grade students have chosen to wear tradi- tional dress in honor of their parents and culture. At Shonto students have the opportunity to graduate with dignity and pride. wt u',g1 , jx .Y V, ' . f.s l xi f It 5 L. ' +1 7 X Raymond Nez and Jefferson Laura Nlanheinner and Donald Harrison Yazzie. Babbitt. Cling and Marie Adson.