Wingate High School - Bears Yearbook (Fort Wingate, NM)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1953 volume:

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DEDICATION Smce our superlntendent, Mr Walter F Gray fltst came to Wlngate he has devoted all hls efforts toward maklng Wrngate a hlgh school of whxch the Navajos can be proud The quallty of the work done at Wmgate has deflmtely 1m proved under h1s admtnlstratlon For these reasons we, the staff wish to ded lcate thls rssue of the Navajo Traxl to Mr Gray Mr Gray came 1nto the lndlan Service at Chxlocco Oklahoma as an agriculture teacher 1n 1926 became head of the de partment and moved ln 1943 to Tuba Cnty Arlzona where he was prlncxpal untll his transfer here ln 1950 In hrs many years as an educator he has not lost his en thusxasm, zest and fresh outlook for all thxngs pertalnlng to the educatlon f children raise.: 'J 'fkfl .1-' v 9EqmT,e4fg5 ,Ragga I , ,Q Mir. ln.-op.. www, iii'- f ,AF 'A' '5'rYn:rxq,J:a. Vnv, ,AMN dlfrex .-...3 th 8 'iillx 9 . ' . . A ' 1 -' 1.:1'jvf g-..':.. egjaran,-9-, - - Q A ni'-,, L 'ill-Q V N 'L'...f'.11 f' 'ff f ' .' 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A C 'C Old Home Economics New Home Economics Main Office THE CAMPUS Employees' Club Dining Room and Boys' Building Laundry Catholic Church 4 0, 1 pf Vx, ,fl ,,,, 6 W sf, we , V' Manuelito Hall Power House Farm Vocational Shops Home Mechanics Residences -JJ f T N in U if x S 4 JOSEPH K WEBSTER Head of the Academxc Department ADMINISTRATION EMMETTM ISHMAEL Teacher Adviser Boys Buzldmg 'fx' I RUBY WEBSTER Head Home Economxcs Department 'wf' HATTIE MCCRAY Teacher Advxser Gufls Buxldmg mfg- TO THE CLASS OF '53: We extend to you our sincere congratulation s for your school achievements. May you succeed in the fields of your choice. Our hope is that you will measure up to all our expectations and that we will always be proud of you. --THE ADMINISTRATION STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the goveming body of the school, consisting of stu- dent-selected representatives from each junior and senior high school class. Not only is each member responsible for participation in the regular weekly business meetings, but is a chairman of one of the student standing committees in which he conducts outside the council chambers. Under faculty guidance, the council sponsored all entertainment shows, athletic events, Christmas Decoration and Achievement Day Poster contests, Junior High School Basketball Tournament, All School Benefit, several school assemblies, and the pop corn concession during the school year. ROW 1: Nora Yellowhorse, Laura Morgan, Phoebe Freeland, Priscilla Arkie, Herman CUYICY, R0berr Redsteer, Grace Begay, Esther Francisco, Rose Marie Miles. ROW 2: Jessie Begay, Kee Nez Austin, Thomas Jackson, Jack Redsteer, Jimmie Mason, Michael Dennison, Tim L. Yazzie, Jimmie Bautista, Mr. Joseph Webster, sponsor. ROW 1 juanxta Hono Nancy Craxg Soplne N tonabah, Bonme Tsxosclla, Agatha Curley, ary Massey ROW Ruth Stewart, ra Naseyonna Loretta Begay o n Catton, Helen Bega ROW 3 Elxzabetlx Yazzxe Sandy Lente lxene Catton, Ernest Wxllxams Paulme Be a Wilmer Belm ROW 4 Albert Wxllxams Ro saltnd Randolph, Barney Natonabah, Don Quadere: Steve Barney Www Nl QV SQYN X935 Row 1 W lIigYJ0hns0n111'aI1'l Naranm R W 2 Gegrge Rand , Oscoe Tsosle, olPh, George Hoffm 3-U. ,, x. W gf - M, Q 5, . I X '1 1. if-.. , ' Q x 3 2. Q- 'Q 5- X xx Z f S Y Z . , . , . a . . . M 21 . 1 . f 13 h . . Y: . . 1 . ' 1 . 7 1 g Y, 1 ' i A 3 , i 4 ' 5 Y i , , 5 Q , l-xx Av O' 9'3'5fP L J MRS CLARICE CKRVICHAEL Lxbranan and Lxbrary Club hold openhouse or CLASSES, Actlvltues i ff! 05 GEORGE SANDOVAL: Academic major: HARRY GORMA N: Academic majorg FRWIN BOWMAN! AC21dCmiC majors Navajo, Pinon, Arizona - football 45 Na-vajo, Ganado, Arizona - track 15 Navajo, Tohatchi, New Mexico - Class b3SkEfba1l-49 Class President 45 Sbush- basketball 15 Shush-Be-Toh team 25,45 president 15 Student Council president 3: Be-Toh News and Annual staff 45 Student Shugh-Be-Toh News and Annual Staff Glee Club 35 football 1,235 track 152,35 Fire Department 4. 5,45 Dramatics 55 Folk Dancing 4. basketball 1,235 Shush-Be-Toh team 45 -ww, j -'Girl Www ff I 'JY' 'I Q jf J 4:3 N.-I X -I Q if mf ff smw- ,ma WM. N1 KIK Shush-Be-Toh News and Annual staff 3, 45 assistant chief of Student Fire Depart- ment 45 Band 45' Folk Dancing 4. CHRISTHNIE JONES: Academic major5 Navajo, Crownpoint, New Mexico. Glee Club 25 Pep Club 3, 45 Shush-Be-Toh News and Annual staff 3, 4. ELSIE SMITH: Vocational major5 Navajo, Steam- boat, Arizona. Glee Club 25 Shush-Be-Toh News and Annual staff 3. ROSE MARIE MILES: Academic major5 Navajo, Ft. Defiance, Arizona. Girl Scout 15 Red Cross representative 25 Pep Club 1, 25 Girls' State 35 Ann ual Queen 35 Ann ual staff 35 House Council president 45 Student Council 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Shush-Be-Toh News 3, 4. CAROLYN TALIMAN: Academic major5 Navajo, St. Michaels, Arizona. Red Cross representative 25 Shush-Be-Toh News 3, 4. ,233 N ef 25,1 CQ 4k '5 .C ,vi 513 swf 'BWI v 1 N Q ,I X vb Q- 1 Paiiglliff ,fx ,N fx MQ, .9 'IS LESTER JIM: Academic major, Navajo, Crownpoint, New Mexico - basketball 2,33 track 2,33 football 3, Shush-Be-Toh News 3,4g Annual staff 35 Annual Editor 45 Student Fire Department 43 Shush-Be- Toh team 4. BETTY ANN YAZZIE: Academic major, Navajo, Brimhall, New Mexico. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Homecoming Queen 45 cheerleader 4, Shush-Be-Toh News and Annual staff 3, 4. LORRAINE LIZER: Academic major, Navajo, Window Rock, Arizona.Senior Girl Scout Z, Glee Club 33 Pep Club 3, 4, Shush-Be-Toh News and Annual staff 3, 4. HELEN LOUISE BROWN: Academic major, Nava- jo-Laguna, New Laguna, New Mexico. Cheerlead- er 1, 2, Pep Club 3, 43 Shush-Be-Toh News and Annual staff 3, 45 Student Council 1, 39 Glee Club 3. Annual staff 45 Shush-Be-Toh News 3, 4. SARAH TALIMAN: Academic major,Navajo,Corn- fields, Arizona. Pep Club 1, 2, 43 Dramatics 3' 3 ? VZ? '., ,fr si' JUANITO BECENTI: Academic major? Navajo, Brimhall, New Mexico - football 1,233 track 1,2,5g basketball 33 Class treasurer 3, Shush-Be-Toh News and Annual staff 3,45 Student Council 2,35 Photography Club 4, Folk Dancing 29 Student Fire Department 4. lug,.--p-'41 K X I inf l,,i .x 117 I 452' Fianna. S-lf' HOMER JACKSON: Vocational Special, Navajo, Winslow, Arizona. Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 39 Glee Club 1, Boy Scout l, basketball 3, Student Fire Department W 1' 'Y WILSQN STEWART: Vocational Special, Navajo, Ft. Defiance, Arizona. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 track 1, 2, 3, 4: basketball 1, Esquiv- tn-ll DESWOOD BENALLY: Vocational Spec- ial, Navajo, Naschitti, New Mexico. Bas- ketball lg Shush-Be-Toh team 3, 4, Folk 2, 3, 4g second place in State mile 3, Dancing 4. football captain 45 Law and Order deputy 4j Dramatics 3, Student Council 35 Stu- dent Fire Department 4g Folk Dancing 2. 4, Shush-Be-Toh team 4, Folk Dancing 2. Www, ... N,W,,,,,,. ,.,..v-- mf'-'- ' in ffm .PH j v at KATIE SCOTT: Vocational major,Navajo, Sheep Springs, New Mexico. Pep Club 2, 3-, 4g Glee Club 2, 33 Folk Danc- ing 4, Shush-Be-Toh News and Annual staff 3. CLARA DENNISON: Vocational Special, Navajo, Tohat- chi, New Mexico. Pep Club 4, Glee Club 39 Df3m3fiCS 1- ELSIE TSOSIE: Vocational Special, Navajo, Chinle, Ari- zona. Senior Girl Scout lg Folk Dancing 19 Glee Club 23 Pep Club 1, 2, 4. FRANCES CAYATENITO: Vocational major, Navajo, Crownpoint, New Mexico. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Girl Scout lg Shush-Be-Toh News and Annual staff 3. CHARLES MITCHELL: Vocational Spec- ial5 Navajo, Chinle, Arizona. Football 1, 2, 35 track 1, 2, 35 basketball 1, 25 Stu- dent Council 1, 35 Boy Scout 15 Class vice president 25 Glee Club 2, 32 Shush- Be-Toh team 3, 45 Folk' Dancing 45 Stu- dent Fire Department 4. MARY W. YAZZIE: Vocational Special, Navajo, Ft. Defiance, Arizona. Pep Club 1, 25 Dramatics 2, 45 Senior Girl Scout 1. LTHELYN IULIAN: Vocational Special5 Navajo, Tohatchi, New Mexico. Pep Club 1, 2, .45 Glee Club 35 Class treasurer 15 Folk Dancing MAE LUCY TOM: Vocational S ecial' Nava'o Club 35 Class secretary-treasurer 1. sf HERMAN CURLEY: Vocational major5 Navajo, Ganado, Arizona. Track 25 Class secretary-treasurer 25 Student Council member 2, secretary-treasurer 3, presi- dent 45 Boys' State 35 House Council president 45 Class secretary 45 Cub Scout master 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Folk Danc- ing 3, 4. fC- V77 1' 1 P - I 1 Klagetoh, Arizona. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee I l LENA ANN BEGAY: Vocational Special5 Navajo, Chinle, Arizona. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecom- ing Queen attendant 4. 4-sn, V1 wr' JACK REDSTEER: Vocational major, Navajog Winslow, Arizona. Football 1, 25 basketball 1, 25 track 1, 25 Shush-Be-Toh team 45 Folk Dancing 3,45 Athletic man- ager 3, 45 representative to Philmont Ranch 15 Class treasurer 4. rf' ' fbi 1-.4-' .Vi ,ei J ii fe HJR. A 3 ? , pg, f r val Herbert Dale, Io Ann Dawes, Dan Bowman, Irene Mar- iano, Woody Henry Leslie Morgan, Floria Grey, Cecelia J. Gonzales, Bob Edison rang x :ng TH V4 5.1 fc i0hnny Freeland, Amos Sloan, Marie Frances Oliver, JUNIORS Sponsor Louis Filliger, President Priscilla Arkie, Sec remry-Treasurer Iessie Begay, Vice President Jimmie Mason i Yo Q or 1 Ning -:amy Q! 45. I WM ,V lp' 'ws-., ,. v ROW 1: Nellie Joe Laura Mor an Nomaa Maize S 1 ' ROW 2: james Bitsue, Paul Neha, Jack Miles, Harry Bowman. ROW:1: President William Price, Treasurer Tim L Yazzie, Secretary Leon Curley. ROW 2: Sponsor Simon Hood, Vice President Benjamin Othole. 1 F 1 3 fx. , a ROW 1: Maggie Jackson, Mary E. Matza, Ida Rose Victorino, Roberta Curley, Roselyn Benally. ROW 2: Willis Yazzie, Sam Platero, Kee Yazzie june, Dorothy Sarracino. ROW 3: Johnny Wero, Henry Shirley, Frank Allison, Dannie Mason, Geraldine Morgan. E, ROW 1: Sally Lewis, Lucy Chee, Elsie juan, Mar- garet Sloan, Elizabeth Harvey. ROW 2: Bahe Y. Crank, John Willito, Ioseph Zuni, Rosaline Eustace. ROW 3: Chee Platero, Samuel Begay, Paul Leekity. 1 T i 5 ,lg 1 fa 2' l ' E l . ' V 6 2, Q, ' X 'Q N l ROW1: Zonabah Keeto, Arlene Silversmith, Lenora Tso, Mary Lou Maloney. ROW 2: ,Sarah I. Wauneka, Caroline Stevens, Verdie Nelson, Helen Yellowhorse. ROW 3: Gilbert Henderson, Percy Watch1na.n,Nealwo0d George, James Gorman. FRESHMEN ROW 1: Vice President Esther Francisco, President Thomas jackson, Secretary-Treasurer Gerdie Kearns. ROW 2: Sponsors Elizabeth Riddle and Dale Helmick. , SS? 'QW' . gs ,gr 'f'SN ' I ga- , 1 fu, 2' s. Q -fe ,ii 5' li' .. f X! 'f .3 . .-- ' -Q' V- '45 Q of Y Q 'fini h 1 Y ff . W' 2 F 5 r I ! 2 ROW l: Annie Leuppe, Woody Manuelito, Sadie Tsaipi. ROW 2: Grace Mae Morris, Ray jim, Ruth Wheeler. SPECIALS ROW l: President Lillie Mae Tom, Sponsor Eula Bar- nett, Secretary-Treasurer Michael Dennison. ROW 2: Chester Begay, Johnnie Ray, Ir., John Ben- ally, Frank Barker. A ROW1: Emma Billie, Elsie Benally, Marlan Bahe Isabelle Curti s ROW 2: Wilson ROW 1: Mary Louise McKinley, Lois Ann Begay, Mary Jean Tsosie. ROW 2: Kay Martinez, Elizabeth Yazzie, Katherine Begay, Billie Willie A i ng X 1 A GAO- ' 'W' IRIX v-S 1 E R 1 ...a ,Q 1 .au ...-'I ar, --Q... 1 ... ...A t , , up ---al ...V 3 . 4 r ' f I 5 - f A 4 f', W f -o. .Af -n , ,N I -s YS' x ROW 1: Bernice Mitchell, Mary Leslie, Phoebe Free- ROW 1: Lillian Ann Yazzie, Naomi White, Kathleen land, Mary Margaret Begay. Shaw, Susie Chee. ROW 2: Richard Teller, Herman johnson, Edward ROW 2: Franklin Morris, Pete Philip, jerry Miles. Baldwin, Ernest Bahe, Robert Begay. ROW1: Pearl jean Pinto, Glenn Avery, Nancy Ne gale, Ernest Bitsue. ROW 2: Annie Roanhorse, Alice Pinto, Harrison Billie. ROW 3: Raymond Platero, Leon Peywa. W ss. V 1 fX X61 -1 Eighth Grade ROW1: Secretary Marshall Begay, Sponsor Louise Filliger, Vice President Harry Yalzzie, President james Francis, Treasurer Douglas Williams. 3 4' ,P Qu ,vga ROWI: Arlene Dawes, Julia Moore, Rita Bencenti Harold Morgan, Nan Lee Yazzie, Elsie White. ROW 2: Leroy Chavez, Harvey jim, Harrison Yazzie Tommy K. Begay,Herman McClanahan, Amelia Chavez: Seventh Grade Vice President Robert Dejollie, Secretary-Treasurer Carol Ann Morgan, Sponsor Malcolm Sbarbora, Presi- dent Kee Nez Austin. re fc 'S q,' , H X a -xfewle -, LX i' X I Nd '.a-. . ,et 4, rs ' V a.. 1 ,A 'Q fb .Ml x hi 5 if E' i :iff I 5-'u -5' 9 ROW 1: Dayea. ROW 2: Albert Leslie, Benny Duncan, Leslie Bitsie, Virgil Brown. ROW 3: Richard jackson, Benny Keams, johnny Ben- ally. Lucy Negale, Janice Livingston, Betty Lee ROW1: jack Bowman, Shirley Scott, Nora Yellow- horse, Benny Joe Benally, Kenneth Begay. ROW2: Daisy Mae Buck, David Lee, Thelma Begay, Larry Largo. ROW3: Wilson Earl, Benny Cleveland, Roy Buren, Benny Gonnan. wav Q IX ..,......u-..,..f ae 'hier -M if.- fk six sh? GRADE 6A, Miss Lottie Glenn, teacher. qv Sl W x..,. l.....1.x. 1 Q ,f xn GRADE 6B, Mr. jack Dyer, teacher. ...V-. 'X V -X 'QF wi 1 ' ' 5 fe? t 5 if J ' A In GRADE SB, Mrs. Aileen Helmick, teacher. ..- wwf. S s- b . , .V Q-L I V . ' r. t 'ggi 5 M ', .. ' ' ' Q m 0 Q V .. 31 .9 , 4. fy :A E.- .. xr: V be . NNQfK ,,: , N 'fy , We 5 -r, gp A r -r K b Vfx, J- ' ' 2 Q 3 5 t xi , Y! I an b 4 ' K Q xc- t Y Z .ug L . U... mg -ar ' A T' 'rn 7 'LS 'N 4 ,Q X, A: - . X X - s r sr NY - ' I x '-are WM V 4, X, .N K, K , ff fa ,' 2 A r 'Fil 'fir it . x F s :..., - - .J Q ' ,Q -'geT'wf GRADE SB, Mr. Fred Martin, teacher. N! .. WI ' 3 . ,, '-. qn EVN Y wh X...- GRADE 4, Mrs. Lesta Hyson, teacher. -I-.,- . Q - GRADE 3 81 4, Mrs. Eddie Hurley, teacher. Q GRADE 3 Mrs Lucille Lucas, teacher. lt's swing your pardner, Hand me my thimble, Where's my paint'brush, etc., on Monday and Tuesday evenings when each student reports to the club of his choice to follow his hobby. The year's activities are climaxed with a general Ach- ievement Day in April when reservation boarding schools are invited in for the week end to see our show put on by the clubs, stage one of their own, view our exhibits and take part in a field day. Be- low are members of the Folk Dancing Club. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Taptuka are sponsors. I I 1 ?f ,... -- Q JUNIOR ART CLUB Mrs. Aileen Helmick, Sponsor SINGING CLUB Mr. Fred Martin, sponsor 231 Q -5-'43 x SEWING CLUB Mrs. Eddie Hurley, sponsor SEWING CLUB Mrs. Lesta Hyson, sponsor 7.5. I 5 ' mf SENIOR ART CLUB Mr. Joseph Webster, sponsor DRAMATICS CLUB Miss Eula Barnett, sponsor In Q '-'Fa I: ' if H ll 1 i CERAMICS CLUB Mr. Louis Filliger, sponsor X. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Mr. Dale Helmick, sponsor ,, f SENIOR ART CLUB Mr. joseph Webster, sponsor Q ..I'-as ,4- '5kt1LsP i v Arif' I-Q i an-V- JUNIOR ART CLUB Mr. joseph Webster, sponsor LEATHERCRAFT CLUB Mr. Martin Tsiosdia, sponsor 4-H CLUB Miss Verda Davenport, sponsor r Q s 1 I -.., rem., SILVERSMITHING VOCATIONS QOUDQ BL AC -:I 1- '-'--1+-'T R ROW1: Martin Tsiosdia, leather' craftg Spencer D. johnson, black- smithingg Ambrose Roanhorse, sil- versmithing. ROW 2: Notah Begay, automechan- ics, Ernest O. Hurley, agriculture. WEAVING Wingate offers a variety of vocations under skilled and qualified instructors. Each student has general training in the different fields through the tenth grade. At the beginning of his junior year, he decides upon which field he wishes to major in, vocational or academic. If he chooses academic, he will spend his last two years in aca- demic studies. lf vocations are his choice, he will spend half of his time in his chosen vocation and half in the classroom during his junior year and three-fourths in his vocation and one-fourth in the classroom during his senior year. The vo- cational major follows studies in the classroom that are correlated with his shop work. XNG CRAFT L ka ,A ROW 1: Tom Montoya, bakingg Ruby Webster, head of Home Economics Department. ROW 2: Katherine Bia, weavingg Verda Davenport, home economicsg Doris Wood, home economics. The Home Economics Department offers training in all phases of homemaking, and the dormitories prepare interested students for jobs as matrons and dormitory attendants. The upperclass vocational girls learn to operate the switchboard in the main office. Boys may major in any of the vocations pictured here. UPPER RIGHT: Student Kitchen UPPER CENTER: Home Mechanics LCWER CENTER: Sewing Baking A utomechanics Ulm! ,, nmn x ra 45-Q H' iv A fig' 3 - . jL.'I'i.ll ,......n ,012 1-...gl f---.l ,Avg 1 X we f t, V U K A ' 1 - , ROW 1: George lhndoval, Homer Jackson, Paul Neha, Chester Begay, Wilson Stewart, Raymond Pinto, Bob Edison, Leslie Morgan, John Tracy, Benjamin Othole, Robert Redsteer. ROW 2: Johnnie Freeland, Kee Paul Kurley, Frank Allison, Joe Wilson, Amos Sloan, Johnnie Ray Jr., Lawrence Gorman, Robert Begay, Henry Yawakia, John Benallie, Frank Barker, Coach Bob Hetherington. ROW 3: Manager Charles Mitchell, Kee Y. June, John Wero, Percy Watchman, Danny Mason, Harry Bowman, Jack Redsteer, manager. FOOTBALL ROW1: Ernest Bahe, Leslie Bitsie, Wilson Earl, Bennie Duncan, Franklin Morris, Gilbert Henderson, Johnnie Willeto, Richard Jackson, Bennie Cleveland, James Bitsue, Coach Jack Dyer. ROW 2: Manager Richard Teller, Virgil K. Brown, Edward Baldwin, Sam Platero, Willis Yazzie, Marshall Begay, Johnnie Benally, Nealwood George, Tommie K. Begay, Angus Morgan, Frank Benally. ROW 3: Vern Freeland Jr., Douglas Williams, Jerry Miles, Sam Platero. FQ. ' ft i wif 5: ' 'Q Q FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Grants 21 Bears O Navajo Mission 20 Bears 13 Aztec 25 Bears O Cathedral 34 Bears 0 Albuquerque Indians 7 Bears 7 Kifllalld 6 Bears 19 Ganado O Bears 23 Menaul 19 Bears 7 Gallup 21 Bears O FOOTBALL The football team never really hit its stride until about the middle of the season. Most of the boys and the coach were newg but once they began rolling, the boys turned out some good performances. Their fight- ing spirit and hard blocking and tackling attracted large, enthusiastic crowds. We and Coach Hethering- ton were proud of them. These boys played their last game for Wingate on Turkey Day last fall: Wilson Stewart, Paul Neha, Bob Edison, Johnnie Ray Jr., Amos Sloan and Homer Jack- son. They will be missed but not forgotten. f6:'1 x ., n P .4 ,f- Y W MQ . L 'A Senior High A ROW 1: Kee Paul Kurley, George Sandoval, Frank Barker, Benjamin Otho1e,Johnnie Free- land. ROW 2: Assistant Coach Malcolm Sbarbora, Manager William Price, Robert Redsteer, Paul Neha, Wilson Stewart, Raymond Pinto, Coach Bob lletherington. Senior High B ROW 1: joseph Zuni, Paul Leelcity, Tim L Yazzie, Johnnie Willeto. ROW 2: Assistant Coach Malcolm Sbarbora john T. Wero, Frank Allison, Percy Watchman Coach Bob lletherington. Shush-Be-Toh ROW l: Harry Gorman,Charles Mitchell, Les- ter jim, Iuanito Becenti, Erwin Bowman. ROW 2: Dan Bowman, Homer Jackson, jack Redsteer, Woody Henry, Deswood Benally. rf' N-J' W BASKETBALL St. Michaels 42 Bears 5 Rehoboth Mission 40 bears 4 Grants 51 Bears 3 Albuquerque Indian 35 Bears 4 Ft. Apache 35 Bears 3 Cathedral 22 Bears 3 Gallup 58 Bears 3 Grants 56 Bears 3 Albuquerque Indian 33 Bears 4 Aztec 40 Bears 6 Gallup 54 Bears 40 Ft. Apache 31 Bears 68 Cathedral 48 Bears 60 Fannington 76 Bears 43 Navajo Mission 57 Bears 32 Kirtland 29 Bears 39 GALLUP INVITATIONAI. TOURNAMENT Holbrook 43 Bears 47 Cortez 43 Bears 48 Winslow 33 Bears 60 DISTRICT 8 TOURNAMENT Gallup 57 Bears 37 The Bear basketball team was one of the best but had a tendency to play hot and cold. Little, but very tough,thcir playing brought many high points of excite- ment. One of which came when Wingate won second in the Gallup Invitational Tournament. 1 V 'A' Vs ' I Junior High A ROWI: Emesr Bahe, Richard jackson, Nealwood George, Franklin Morris, Leon Peywa. ROW2: Wilson Earl, Edward Baldwin, Rich- ard Teller, Coach 'lack Dyer. ROW 1: Virgil K. Brown, joe Tsosie, Ben- nie Cleveland, Ben Martine, Edison Lee. ROW 2: Vern Freeland jr., Tom Morris, Vic- tor Benally, Iohn Benally, Wilbert Sloan, Coach jack Dyer. ROW1: imm B ant Michael Nelson, Eu- J y ry , gene Antone, Phillip Stewart. ROW2: Andrew Benally, Harrison Benally, Richard Yazzie, Edward James, Coach jack Dyer. .,,.,....... PEP CLUB ROW1: Cheerleaders Betty Ann Yazzie, Rose Marie Miles, Carolyn Taliman, Arlene Ration, Priscilla Arkie. ROW 2: Cecelia Jeff Gonzales, Jessie Begay, Clara Denn- ison, Ethelyn Julian, Roberta Curley, Lena Ann Begay, Irene Mariano, Rosemary Davis. ROW 3: Lillie Mae Tom, Margaret Sloan, Rosalyn Benally, Mary Becenti, Maggie Jackson, Frances Cayatenito, Sarah Taliman, Sponsor Louise Filliger. ROW 4: Emma Billie, Katie Scott, Io Ann Dawes, Dorothy Sarracino, Ella Moore, Louise Nez, Christine Jones. ROWS: Mary Jane Tsosie, Marie Frances Oliver, Lorr- aine Lizer, Helen Brown, Elsie Tsosie, Elsie Benally, Ruth Wheeler. 1 Y Q' 1 G . L- ., 1 . , W., rx 1 m A , V Hi 5 ,Q ROW lg Eugene Gorman, Allen Hood, Juan Pinto, Jerry Paul Bryant. ROW 2: Clarence Shaw, Joe Yazzie, Arthur Norton, Jimmie Chavez, Henry Earl, Benjamin Brown, Benjamin Tso. ROW 3: Kenneth Antone, Wilbur Livingston, Roscoe Anderson, Allen Haskie, Paul Yazzie, Byron Lowlx, Walter Michael, Charley Lowly. ROW 4: Jimmie Brown, rthur Largo, Paul Henry Yazzie, Keedo Cook Ben- allie, Phillip Stewart, Leonard Earl, Ned Cly, Nathan Watchman. ROW S: Harrison Benally, Leonard Stewart, Haslcie Lee Largo, Freddie Y. Be ay, Leo B. Begay. ROW! 6: Scout Master Peairs Nalcai, Assistant Scout Master Johnnie Charles, Edison Lee, Richard Teller, Wilbert Sloan, Roger Cleveland, Miss Lottie Glenn, Cub Master. BO? SCOUTS ROW 1: Elsie White, Yvonne Smith, Stella Barney, Linda Arviso, Doris An- tone, Annie Charley, Angeline King, Grace Long, Gerdie Laughing. ROW 2: Lucy Tom, Mary Gorman, Marie Johnson, Lorraine Augustine, Eva James, Elsie Phillips, Elizabeth James, Helen Paddock. ROW 3: Sistah Whiterock, Lillian Thompson, Shirley Scott, Annie Chai, Isa- belle Chai, Julia Lolly, Mary Begay, Helen Williams, ROW4: Assistant Leader Elizabeth Riddle, Mary Negale, Louise Chai, Mae Chai, Jo Ann Brown, Lena Boone, Margie Price, Scout Leader Ruby Webster. GIRL SCOUTS Q, n ,., A L - J. 'I ' 'I W4 s as fx F 5 .lx , f Q .,,,-1 . I A gm 3 Q, ,hwy iii ,, if w C li If K Q 2' Wh 'Q 'yr 1 O I z- - 1.6.9 'E 1 , . n ,- w - . , ,:. af 4 9 1 als-Q 1 kc in S ,z , rev 1 Y ' Q -1 V 1' - -. Qc , .4 :-. 'if' ., ,, V X 44 4 lk 1- H ' , ' .. , ma . Aka ' 5,55 n . 'r ,' 552. V . 3. P 1 , C is 4 turf, W 1 f. x. --- pf- Q ai' t' Special Honors... N 'Fw is . f ' a f ' 4 ' I J' Each year the awards of Annual king and queen go to the boy and girl on the campus who are considered the most out- standing citizens of the year by their AN NUAI. QUEEN eaade gegaq A .f 5, 'in--v' R Q , , , 4'f f 2 ANNUAL KING dmnule 7754440 fellow classmates, their teachers and their advisors. Jessie and Jimmie, jun- iors, are loyal, friendly, cooperative, hard-working leaders, and we are proud to present them. ...and Events 'n nw ez -Q ra , 8. . 5: 1, ff? uf- 'UIUC X' y u f 'T '-x 4 is 'TN 4 '6 M. W-Q ,bmp x, 'Q x.. I W BOYS BUILDING First Prize Christmas All the campus was gay at Christmas time, and cash prizes went to the winners in the decoration contest. The dolls at the left were sent to the little girls in the Third Grade from Seventeen Magazine. The exhibit from the weaving room flower leftj won honorable mention. GIRLS' BUILDING Second Prize GRADE 5A, first prize K' X .ev 'A 13555512 r N Af. ,,,.-af' Waugh ,,,, ,A 4' f H-.Jff 5 ., .,,,. R ah JA ., ,l:A mn A FRESHMAN 9X, second prize CHRIS TN 5 1 3 - S A , ii ,gg Y ,. . Aff' A THIRD GRADE, second prize EIGHTH GRADE, first prize qv 1 L , Q wJ'4 4-awww Assembly program Freshmen 9X Left Assembly Program Speclals I S 0- I 1 'J 1 'NVQ .K 9' is Vim, .ffilji ffixf' ,.-01' A u 5, , 41, X are L E A fp K if-XA D K . if K ,Z ..,', !3g.-'Gy 4g,Mz ' . This 9 L I 5 in group of lunrors and seniors also pub- llshes the school paper, The Shush Be-Toh News . k with 5 ta IDCIII ' the deadline. 0' Uv' Y,-r ANNUAL STAFF . . . . Lester Jim . . . . Amos Sloan Johnny Freeland . . . . . Roy Burns . . .Jessie Begay Jimmie Mason Priscilla Arkie Erwin Bowman . Harry Gorman . . . Leslie Morgan Bob Edison Lorraine Lizer Betty Ann Yazzie Sarah Taliman Marie Oliver Cecelia J. Gonzales Floria Grey Irene Mariano Helen Brown Herbert Dale juanito Becenti . . . Christine Jones Dan Bowman Roy Mariano oann Dawes George Hrght Studio Gallup, New Mexlco Father Srlvenus Meyer, Gallup New Mexico Editor . . Sports . . Artist........... Business Managers . . . Vocations . . Classes . . Activities . . . . Snapshots . . Photography Sponsor and Typist ,,,... Mrs. Edith Ishmael