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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.
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,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
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' 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
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