Shonto Boarding School - Shush Yearbook (Shonto, AZ)

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1 -if TY. f ff-ex 1969 Student Council - L Goy, Treasurer. Nl' Leroy Nez. a real talent for art and athletics were two of the abilities LEROY NEZ developedwhile atShonto. After graduating in 1967 he went on to Monument Valley High School. There he continued to develop his artistic talent. For the last four years he has been an education aid at Shonto. He plans to continue his schooling, working towards a degree in education and art. oretta Littlesalt, President, Joanne Benally, Vice-President, Arlene Jackson, Secretary, Ann LORETTA LITTLESA LT has been an extremely suc- cessful student. At Shonto, she was president ofthe stu- dent body, served on many com mittees and was saluta- torian of her graduating class. Loretta continued her education at Richfield High School, ranking at the top of her class, then finished her junior and Jean senior years at Northfield High School in Minnesota. There she graduated with honors in 1973. Presently, she is studying at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado. Last summer she attended Harvard Uni- versity where she continued work in the field of pre-medicine. While at Shonto, A NNJEAN GOY was a member of the basketball team and worked with photography. After Shonto, she attended and graduated from Nlany Farms High School and is continuing her education at Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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A NEW DAY IS DAWNING The shock waves of change are being felt throughout America and nowhere more so than among the Navajo. The powers that shaped the histories of many peoples are being utilized here on the reservation. The Navajo nation has exploded into change unique in modern times as thousands of separate threads have become a powerful rope pulling together. For years the power has rumbled only to be fully heard recently. The sleeping giant, the Navajo nation, is now awake . . . and shaping its own future. Education is power and, as the giant becomes more educated, so will his power increase.