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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1958 volume:

TI-Ib, COVER Homecommg lS always a blg event atW1ngate Alumm come from far and near to attend the game and the dance that mght The crown mg of the queen at half tlme Lntradl tlonal Navajo dress lS colorful and excltmg Father Sxlverlus Meyer of Gallup New Mexlco took thls flne color photo Pubhshed by students 1n the Journahsm Class Fort Wxngate New Mex1co Bureau of Inchan Affalrs Department of the Inter1or Crown polnt Subagency Navajo Servlce Wmdow Rock Ar1zona Lithography and Prmung by Semco Color Press Oklahoma Cuy Oklahoma Wingate Boarding School Alumni students and fuends gather for the btg dance Student pep rally on Friday night before Homecoming. s.' ' 'X Attendant Annie House, Queen An- gelina Roanhorse and Attendant Betty Lee Dayea. Ya Q ff! THE NAVAJO TRAIL KING AND QUEEN are chosen for thler c1t1zen shxp from among the freshmen sophomores Jumors and seniors Class sponsors present candldates to the Guldance Commlttee and other class sponsors and th1s group selects a boy and a glrl from each class On the basls of scores made on ratlng sheets presented to the department heads guldance the homeroom teachers and two other teachers the wlnners are chosen jamce Llvmgston IS prestdent of the House Councll Student Councll member Pep Club presldent and Glrls State representatlve ln 1957 Stlas IS v1ce presldent of the Student Councll has done an outstand mg Job as a student teacher th1s year and has been very acttve ln sports and muslc all through hxgh school Both are good students and good leaders new mace .fwm . . . an King em azmwze ,lf .45 2 Y T w-,W 4-' 'x Q. 3 1 7 wk' , ,ga , X as A 'Wi' f .xt K X ' Y X R 4, , ,211 ,ff i' fe 'vqnqpaqw-nn, '11 -I K lv-w-gp-1 in -'HWY'-ra me eff 'Iwi Snow often lies deep on the play- ground. Wingate received several thousand dollars worth of new playground equipment this year. The I My fl: Q . c z., -4 , '. Q, -ap 'I 1'1 F- a ' Campus '!,:.,fAf ' I It 4 28:11. Wx ' ' Y Q 4 H , . Q n l f'9 J Qx 7 ' t lu-I 7... ,-'MPL' 3 ...Q---f -,.fw- - r '46 if, if ' s'q, . Q ...-- 4 , :fi MK 'Q X 3 -' 2 fi ' , TV ' f' 'X aj ' '- fb' QA - . , uf. ,x ' M. ,fn - v v LA ,- 34 ' ' :' ,, . 'W' . . .-1 1 1, A 4!i'f,r-3 ' ' A , -5' xy ul Aura- A Q I 4 . A . . .- . qx vy,wf 1 h 5 fl.-s x L wh A ,qf1: '- M-H Q ,JL V,-Q. FJ., z V WMV ' I f'5,::.Q4QM.L'v.i K if L9 i , ' -I , . - 'V+-4 ' A pf v . K . 74 7 ,t I., . 1 , Y - an ,.p. 4 H, I 2 1 N -A-1 l ,4 x 5 s , . 4 Q -Jr ' can , 1 'xoi . 1 it .'1 ' V X 'Ni' - if 1 . ,,,: , A 5 f 2 ,V ,- - ' L A A s N ' if .' -...,, ' A -5 M 5' iff N ,Ag ' -I . vw, .1-H ' 3 I J . . N A tinxsl ,. ' Q K' , ' K ' A . Q15 A' ' K ' gf' e 3 ' A' , ' ' ff L ' V Q' ' ' 1 .' ' ' ' ', : fb ,A J 4 , r--9 0 W ag A ,, 4' Q 'vfsix 1 W ' V . s GREETINGS Never before have the doors of opportunlty been so w1de and open for the In d1an student The trlbe, the government and many prlvate agencles are slncerely lnterested IH the contlnued educatlon of Ind1an youth Th1S repre sents not only a wonderful opportumty but also a challenge to every hlgh school student to test and ut1l1ze h1S ab1l1t1es toward the1r max1mum devel opment The Ind1an student as more of them enter the publlc schools col leges and un1vers1t1es must reallze he IS enterlng h1ghly compet1t1ve group that vvzlll challenge h1s capab1l1t1es to the1r fullest Can you meet thls chal lenge Samuel Rosenberg Pr1nc1pal S Mr. Rosenberg and secretary, Mrs. Rosahnd Randolph fabovej. ' v. Mlss Katherlne Sloan, Department Head, Academlc, and secretary, Mrs . Helen Boyd . X- gig A '- 4 I S .t Lili f ' Qing ' ' f il 22 ' 3 3 5: fi , ' 1 L in V 2 , 1 , o . l u . . I . , Y 6 0 - 1 , ' 0 ' , . - - - - - - , N 4. ,u lib. v Muintenuiife 8' Se O - n11I1ll '3 5 Q 41 . 1 si ' 1.1114 .n ' QC 36 2 8 .fl ROW ONE: Lois Billy, Santiago Lente, Franklin Yazzie, Loretta Begay, ROW TWO: Sally Lewis, Ruth Stewart, Nan- ' A cy Craig, Linda Nakai, Juanita Hono. - ROW THREE: Melissa Gleason, Ann John son, Pauline Bega , Irene Catron, Eliz .X , W., ker, Garnet Roanhorse, Ernest Williams, k..., Q Elsie Nelson, Annie Tsosle. ROW FIVE: John Catron. These upperclassmen were substitute teachers at differenttimes during the year. Their services were especially appreciated when the flu epidemic took many of the teachers from the classroom last fall. ROW ONE: Carl Martin, Silas Ohmsatte, Lavon Lee, Vin- cent Cowboy, Wilson Rock, Johnny Toledo, Franklin Francisco. ROW TWO: Rose Fran- cis, Julia Moore, Angelina Roanhorse, Eleanor Snyder, Ben Martine, Betty Lee Dayea, Jean Morgan, Janice Livingston. ROW THREE: Linda Arviso, Peter Johnson, Harrison Morgan, Wilbert Sloan, Freddy Begay, Harold Morgan, Verne Freeland, Edison Lee. y - abeth Yazzie. ROW FOUR: Charles Par- 1 415 fist Q rf , Ev . 1 1 ' is if af 'm.:,., NC ,dsgg is 'TJJSWQ re , sgw x 11 ra SEATED: Mrs. Susie Acoya, small boys' matron: Mr. William Thompson, attendant: Mrs. Iane Tap- tuka, boys' matron: Mr. Peairs Nakai, attendant. STANDING: Mr. Fred Analla, attendant: James Walker, House Cotmcll law and order: Mr. Nelson Earl, attendant: Mr. Emmett Ishmael, department head guidance: George Kaya, House Council president: Mr. Adolph Bolenbach, teacher-advisor: Mr. Clarence Taptuka, attendant: Wilson Rock, House Council vice-president. SEATED: Linda Arviso, House Council treasurer: Miss Bessie Hono, attendant: Mrs. Helen Taylor, department head guidance: Miss Hilah Lende, teacher-advisor: Mrs. Christine Whitman, atten- dant: Iulia Moore, House Council secretary. STANDING: Mrs. Habah Pioche, Mrs. Bonnie Tsi- osdia, attendants: Janice Livingston, House Council president: Mrs. Mary Jane Williams, Mrs. Della Belinda , attendants. , .nf -X, . il 5 Q I Places Of Interest School library. Mrs. Doris He- lander is librarian. Mr. Harvey Pommer teaches classes in typing and accoun- ting. '95 .45 5 r ls ii 6 I' '33 .1254 wa 'tiff egg ewes. l X Li 1:5 6 3 v ffff N MX wage -c 'swf-vw'-W0-V221 fi S wg: Q-rf is R EVELYN A, BARNEY: Navajo, Mexican Springs, New Mexico. Glee Club 1: Band 2, 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Pep Club 2, 4: Third Order 1: Solidarity 1: Annual Staff 4: Basketball 1. DAVID I, MARTZA: Zuni, Zuni New Mexico. Band 2, 3,4: Indi- an Club 2: Social Dancing 4. BENNIE CLEVELAND: Navajo, Ft. Defiance, Arizona. Foot- ball 1,2, 3: Track 1,2: Shush- Be-Toh-Team 3, 4: W Club 1, 2, 3: Dance Club 1, 4: Sports Club 1. JOHN DESCHINE: Navajo, Den- nehotso, Arizona. Track 1,2: Football 2: W Club 3,4: Sports Club 4: Shush-Be-Toh Team 4. ANNA MARIE BENSLOW: Nava- jo, Winslow, Arizona. PepClub 2, 3, 4: Math Club 2: 4-H' Club 1: Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Band 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 4. WILSON ROCK: Navajo, Kayen- ta, Arizona. Boys' State 3: Prom King 3: Student Council 4:Class Vice-President 2, 3: House Coun- cil Vice-President 4: Football 2, 3,4: Track 1,2,3: W Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3: Shush-Be- Toh and Annual Staff 4: Nation- al Honor Society 3. JULIA ANN MOORE: Navajo, Crystal, New Mexico. Dancing Club 1: Student Council 2, 4: Band 2, 3,4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Pep Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treas- urer 4: Math Club 4, Treasurer 4: Commercial Club 4, Vice- President 4: House Council Sec- retary 4: Girls' State Alternate 3: Annual and Shush-Be-Toh Staff 4. HAROLD MORGAN: Navajo, Sawmill, Arizona. Football 1, 2, 3,4: Track 1,2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball 1: W Club 2, 3, 4:Sports Club 1: Dancing Club 1, 2, 4: Band 1: 4-H Club 1,2: Home- coming Queen Escort 2: Dra- matics Club 1: House Council Deputy 4: Annual and Shush- Be-Toh News Staff 4. LUCY SORRH.L: Navajo, Mor- enci, Arizona. Pep Club 1,2, 3: 4-H Club 1, 2: Folk Dancing 4: Literature Club 4: Mixed Cho- rus 1, 2: Girls' Chorus 1,2. HARRISON MORGAN: Navajo, Crownpoint, New Mexico. Foot- ball 1,2,3,4: Sports Club 1: W Club 2, 3,4: Track 1,2,3, 4: Art Club 1: 4-H Club 1: Basketball Manager 3. ROSE MARY FRANCIS: Navajo, Chlnle, Arizona. 4-HClub Vice- President 1: Class Secretary 3, Secretary-Treasurer 1, 2: Band 2, 3,4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Cheer- leader 3, 4: Pep Club Secretary 3, Vice--President 4: Annual Queen 3: Student Council Sec- retar -Treasurer 3,4. Represent-- Y ative 3: Commercial Club Sec- retary 4: Math Club Secretary 4: Salutatorian. HARVEY JIM: Navajo, Crown- point, New Mexico. Football 2 3,4: Track 1: Dancing Club 3,42 4-ll Club 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3,4: W Club 1,2: Band 4: Art Club 1: Music Governing Board. ,,.,..,.-hr, ld! ,ffl 6 'R Wa wwf, 'N fl. fa-5 u Y at e If ,.,.d Q-19 A S ,l SILAS JOHNSON OHMSATTE: Zuni, Zuni, New Mexico. Foot- ball 1, 2,3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, State Meet 3: Shush- Be-Toh Team 4: W Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Indian Club 2: Math Club President 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Chairman of Band Board Committee 4: Student Council Vice-President 3, 4. LELA MANY GOATS: Navajo, Tuba City, Arizona. Band 2,3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Leathercraft Club 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. EUGENE HERMAN PRICE: Nava- jo, Ft. Defiance, Arizona. Band 2,3, 4: Choir 2,3: Annual Staff Photographer 1,2, 3,4: Student Council President 3. Secretary- Treasurer 2: Class Vice-President 2: Dancing Club 1,4: State Stu- dent Council 3: Bears' Den Man- ager 2. LEROY BENNIE CHAVEZ.: Zuni- Laguna, Zuni, New Mexico. Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 3: Art Class Service Officer 1, 2: Western Dance Orchestra 1, 2: Indian Club 1: Dance Club 1: Band Governing Board. VINCENT ADKINS COWBOY: Navajo, Crownpoint, New Mex- ico. Football 1,2,3: Basketball 2,3: Track 1, 2: W Club 2,3, 4: Dancing Club 1, 4: Photography Club 4: Mixed Chorus 3,4: 4-H Club 1: Art Club 2: FootballMan- ager 4: Shush-Be-Toh Co-Cap- tain 4: Explorer Scout Lea der 1. ELLENA A. TSO: Navajo, Crown- point, New Mexico. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Majorette 2, 3: Mixed Cho rus 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1: Band 2 3,4: Photography Club 4: 4-H Club 3: Dancing Club 2. JANICE LIVINGSTON: Navajo, Coolidge, New Mexico. 4-ll Club 1,2g Girls' Choir 1,25 Lit- erature Club 4g Pep Club l,2, 3, 4, Pep Club President 43 House Council President 4, Class Secre- tary 43 Student Council 4, Girls' State 3, Annual and Shush-Bc- Toh Staff 4. FREDDY BEGAY: Navajo, Cross Canyon, St. Michaels, Arizona. Riverside, Oklahoma lg Football 2,3,4, All-Conference 4, Co- Captain 4g Track 2,3,4g Basket- ball 2, 3, 4g House Council Sec- retary 4: W Club 2, 3,4, Secre- tary 43 Math Club 43 Commer- cial Club 4. LEONARD KENNETH: Navajo, Tohatchi, New Mexico. Foot- ball 3,4g Band 2, 3, 4: W Club 4, Social Dancing 4. WILLIAM THOMPSON: Ute, Ig- nacio, Colorado. Basketball 1 2 Dormito attendantand rt- A- ry pa fume student. JAMES WALKER: Navajo, Chin- le, Arizona. Football 2: Basket- ball 1,2,3g Track 1,2, 3g Shush- Be-Toh 4: Dancing Club 4: W Club 1,2,3,4g Secretary-treas- urer 4: House Council Law and Order 4: Junior High Coach 4. BETTY LEE DAYEA: Navajo, Lupton, Arizona. Library Sci- ence 1, 2: Homecoming Queen Attendant 43 Prom Queen 3: Folk Dancing 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Band 1, 2, 3. M... 4. .1 i 17 n I' BOYS' STATE AND GIRLS' STATE These Seniors Were Voted-- ,lx THE MOST POPULAR THE MOST lIKElY TO SUCCEED 9 Seniors Who's Who TE Q iii l f .5 E li' V 4 ' T ' , I x ,xg , . X. N h, f THE NEATEST THE BIGGEST FllRT THE BEST ATHLETE THE FRIENDLIEST n me-I' 8' 'Q Y L ,V ps s 3 ' A h, , . . . .t t N 'L' ' .. Q-1 sl V ' 'lik if b V .R , ,Mk V A. X A , .f L 'itz ' . fa 4, , lf Y A f ,isfx - 315 l sd, ? if W3 si s 4 1299 'MQ -an-. .- 4? is U9 s. .Q if ,,.. - , S Betty Jane Arviso, vice-president, Dav- id Rico, president: Mr. Dale Helmick, sponsor: Edison Lee, secretary-treasurer. ROW ONE: Angelina Roanhorse, Leroy Smith, Eleanor Snyder. Richard Walters, Lucy Rose Tom. ROW TWO: Alvera Smith, Edward Sleuth, Ernest Sam, Har- old Tsoi, Johnny Toledo. ROW THREE: Wilbert Sloan, Ernest Rock. Juniors ROW ONE: Jean Morgan, Ben Martine, Lillian Norberto, Marie Collins, Eliza- beth Sorrell. ROW TWO: Carl Martin, Annie Manuelito, Raymond Quam, Roy Lahi, Wilfred Nez. ROW THREE: Pe- ter Johnson, John Peters, Lavon Lee, Herbert Kenneth. ROW ONE: Lillian Byjoe, Joan Brown, Grace Betone, Verna Mae Bahe, Elsie Brown. ROW TWO: Larry Benally, Tony Billie, Franklin Francisco, Jones Becenti, Patrick Hanova. ROW THREE: Harrison Benallie, Verne Freeland, Vic- tor Benally, Homer Bluehouse, Benja- min Cayatenito. ROW ONE: Rita Yazzie, secretary, Mi- chael Nelson, vice-presidentg Louie Mil ler, president. ROW TWO: Lewis Ray, treasurer, Mr. Daniel Blakely, sponsor, Miss Elizabeth Riddle, sponsor. ROW ONE: Patricia Dennison, Michael Grey, Isabelle Robbins, Lucy Rose Cur- ley, Caroline Edsitty. ROW TWO: Ro-4 serita Begay, Bobby Denny, Rosemary Henry, Edith Becenti, Ida Mae Smiley. ROW THREE: Donald Smith, Herman Clark, John N. Begay, Willie Bahe, jo- nah Bee enti . Sophomores ROW ONE: Isabelle Toledo, Bessie Bar- bone, Mae Chai, Anna Crank, Minnie Gray. ROW TWO: Annie Chai, Ruben Mason, Paul L. Yazzie, Phyllis Clah, Herbert Sandoval. ROW THREE: Daniel Chavez, Arnold Yellowhorse, Delbert Littlesinger, Ray Watchman. ROW ONE: Dorothy Louie, Henry loc, Della Edsitty, Evelyn Norberto, Betty Becenti. ROW TWO: Annie House, Ella Jean Mariano, Allen Tom, Nona Morris, Iane Francis. ROW THREE: Sampson Jim, Leroy Austin, Jimmie Gleason, Francis Wauneka, Tom Nez. ROW ONE: Herman Martin, president: David Benally, reporter: Wilfred Sorell, vice-president. ROW TWO: Mrs. Mat- tie Miller, sponsor: Mrs. Clara Scanlon, sponsor: Dick Billy, secretary-treasurer. ROW ONE: Irvin Mason, Elsie Phillips, Bobby Tsosie, Anita C. Morgan, Nellie House. ROW TWO: Dottie Francis, Fred- die Thompson, Emmett Francis, Betty Brown, Lorraine Bahe. ROW THREE: Roger Attakai, Leonard Earl, Tom Mor- ris Jr. , Lena Mae Boone. Freshmen ROW ONE: Ruth K. Begay, Mable Be- centi, Paul H. Yazzie, Rosalind Russell, Lorraine Augustine, Shirley Ashley, ROW TWO: Harvey Towne, Emma Martin, Lewis Nez, David Notah, Wilson Davis, Tommie Tso. ROW THREE: Joe Atta- kai, Kee Begay, Guy Begay, Bobby Be- gay, Kenneth Antonio. ROW ONE: Linda Deschine, ArleneYaz- zie, Helena Begay, Lucy Begay. ROW TWO: Irene Francis, Willard Banward, Benjamin Tso, Jean Salt. ROW THREE: Jimmie Platero, Roscoe Anderson, Jerry Martin, Jasper Denetclaw, James Parrish Eighth Grade ROW ONE: Vincent Willard, secretary, Eugene Manuelito, treasurerg Claudie Hatch, president. ROW TWO: Alfred Nells, vice-president: Mrs. MildredSay- lor, sponsor, Mr. Fred Martin, sponsor. ROW ONE: Edward Gilmore, James Lit- son, Magdalene Beyale, James Denet Dale. ROW TWO: Kenneth Arviso, Nan- cy Silversmith, Marie Sam, Shirley Mar- tin. ROW THREE: Marie Franklin, Eva Becenti, Mary Louise Roanhorse. ROW ONE: Joann Johnson, Lorraine Mar- tinez, Esther llood, Dorothy Francis, Ma rie Talley. ROW TWO: Grace Stanley, Franklin Tso, Jimmie Negale, Wilbert Mason, Betty Redhouse. ROW THREE: Flossie Foster, Peter Mitchell, Bennie Staley, Mary Kadelty. ROW ONE: Bessie M. Curley. Josephine Chee, Darlene Clah, Margaret Billie, Ernest Denet Dale. ROW TWO: Alice Anderson, Dolly Chai, Louella Antho- ney, Shirley Ellsworth, Janice Arkie. ROW TIIREE: Arthur Harvey, Joe Bahe, Allen llood, Gladys Begay. ROW ONE: Clifford Silago, Ernest Gil- bert, Alice Bonnie, llelen M. Brown, Cecelia Jim. ROW TWO: James Ben- ally, Clarence Shaw, Thomas Begay, Anita B. Morgan, Ada Bigman. ROW THREE: Thomas Barbone, Kee Bahe Yazzie, Roy Johnson, llenry Earl, Fan- nie Tommy. ..-1 , sl' v 1 ,....-,Y 'Rv 9 -Ax Lys KJ sa L if L 4!ff1 .' , uf- fx Q , '33 xr if-M3 ki' , Mrs. Lucille Lucas, sponsor, Kent Tso, vice-president, Bennie Anderson, sec- retary-treasurerg Frank Claw, president. ROW ONE: Jean Begay, Bessie Yazzie, Jerry Sleuth, Helen Yazzie. ROW TWO: Etta Yazzie, Bessie Edsitty, Lucy Rose Tsosie, Rose Ann Williams. ROW THREE: Rena Bonnie, Leonard Todachine, Kath- erine Tallman, Tom Kee Yazzie. Seventh Grade ROW ONE: Eleanor Begay, Maybelle Hadley, Betty Belone, Sarah Desbah, Helen H. Begay. ROW TWO: Nelson, Davis, Edith Clauschee, Julia Grass, Phillip Foster, Nelson Bia. ROW ONE: Emma Livingston, Mary Ka- delty, Mary Rose Johnson, Nelson Gray. ROW TWO: Pauline Morgan, Pauline Lee, Susie Morris, Betty P. Shirley. ROW THREE: Nora Roanhorse, Peter Livingston, Raymond Scott, Mable Hen- ry. Mrs. Lesta Hyson, teacher. . M u is -E E,,.f?'-.ma- 'if f....:i-. X - x .mv , M .,,:,-ffs s VXI' wi X Miss Elseutoria Young, teacher Mrs. Julianne Griffey, teacher. ac: . lf. iz 'I li 5 5 X .li AX 2 ,Q X guru-P' , gl ,Q Y X- . Eg v,pf f-Vi ,mg 5 5. K izj'3 3 tl M, fi 5 .w 77 ,-6.1 jf ,, a , 4 ' ja I ' - , , ' fr ,, , - 2 , 1' ,g ,, Y K 1 53? 5 11, . , -29:9 ff' fp, AF.. 7,52 Q32 f-ww 0 9, A K Z.. 17 V 3 ri K in if 'L 3,1 J 1. - W W As, yvfn 53 JH ASS i 1 1 POUGUN5 fy' Kms Q' af jx .P g,i!'QQgS'f K 4,-- yi. .idk High School Classes In Session -ffl as ff l iff WSW These sixth grad- ers make oral re- ports regularly. Seventh grade girls get to- gether durlng an informal period. f 3 1 These sixth graders keep busy, too. Y'- '11 L., MATH CLUB, Miss Elizabeth Riddle, 3524 , A sponsor NEEDLECRAFT CLUB, Mrs. Kath- erine Bia and Mrs. Lela Rosenberg, sponsors . fi 1 Awi 1 . IZ? lf FEW 3 fgs f 'Q-mm. K W. 4 ,gsm gr, i!,,e..+ E. 4-H LEATHER- CRAFT CLUB, Mrs . Mildred Say lor and Mr. Mar tin Tsiosdla SOFS. 'K-s Boy' li ,sy EXPLORER SCOUTS, Mr. Peairs Nakai, master. Q .Q lisa r X4 , . . A- ,, ,- ,, M . , ' 4- f Sf.. The Wingate scouts attended Scout Camp at Chinle last spring and have been very active all year under the leadership of Mr. Nakai. 41 X fx A ,M ,aaa Scouts - ' f- ' .Z Mr. Harvey Pommer, sponsor. i 3 , Z 3 xlfx 2 9 15? .JP '4- N yo -, Music KEY BOARD - OFFICERS OF THE Harvey lim, Linda Arviso, Julia Moore, MR. HENRY SIJOHN, MUSIC DIRECTOR. ROW TWO: Leroy Chavez, Silas Ohmsatte, Johnny Toledo. The Mixed Chorus presented many concerts in this area during the year. lug ll A 4 BAND AND CHORUS: ROW ONE: NY' ROW ONE: Freddy Begay, Joe Attakai, Sampson Jim, Daniel Notah, Carl Martin, Gene Peters, Harrison Morgan, Harrison Benally, Vern Freeland, Edison Lee, Joe Sandoval, Benjamin Cayatenito. ROW TWO: Allen Tom, Leonard Kenneth, Jimmie Gleason, Ernest Sam, Ernest Rock, Kee Begay, Johnnie Peters, Wilson Rock, Lewis Ray, Herman Clark, Tommie Tso, Willie Y. Bahe. ROW THREE: Ruben Mason, Franklin Tso, Guy Begay, Bobby Begay, Dick Billy, Kenneth Antonio, Donald Smith, Leonard Todachine, Wilfred Sorrell, Tom Nez, Daniel Chavez, Ben Martin. ROW FOUR: Virgil Brown, assistant Coach Jack Dyer, Coach Napoleon Buster Narcomey, Coach lim Soerring, Manager Vincent Cowboy, Paul H. Yazzie. Football as 'gy aww Hi 1957 FO0TBAll SCHEDULE Grants ........... 0 Bears ........ 6 Menaul .......... 0 Bears . . . . . . 26 Ft. Apache ...... O Bears . . . . . . 20 Navajo Mission 13 Bears.. . 13 Aztec ............ 26 Bears . . . . . . 0 Kirtland ......... 2 Bears . . . . . . 6 A. I.S. ......... 26 Bears... 7 O. L.O. S. ..... 0 Bears... ...12 Cathedral... ...I4 Bears... ... 0 The Wingate Bears, winning five, losing three, tying one, displayed their usual spirit and good sportsmanship. Freddy Begay, Harrison Benally Ben Cayatenito, Herman Clark, Verne Freeland, Leonard Kenneth, Edison Lee, Harrison Morgan, Harold Morgan, Wilson Rock and Ernest Sam played their last high school game on November 9. Selected for All-State Honorable Mentionwere Freddy Begay, Gene Peters and Johnnie Peters . fx sr , 7 , if 1 1. I V A 1 ' K Kd'w if A Agtl l lm ROW ONE: Manager Herman Clark, Dick Billie, Harrison Benally, Harvey McKerry, Edison Lee, Tommy Tso, Kenneth Antonio, Manager David Benally. ROW TWO: Coach Napoleon 5 VV ClUB Narcomey, Freddy Begay, Ernest Sam, Gene Peters, Jimmie Gleason, Bobby Begay. , , , , ,Q i s ROW ONE: Mana- ger Herman Clark, Allen Tom, Mi- chael Nelson, Bob- by Denny, Mana- ger DavidBenally, ROW TWO: Coach Napoleon Narco- mey, Lewis Ray, WillieBahe, Verne Freeland, Wilfred Sorrell. Qfrzkz. 3 t 7' i .5- 3 ,,,Q. , M ,.. Q X- if I i 09 X fa Junior H. h X X H ROW ONE: Manager Paul L. Yazzie, Henry Earl, Willard Banward, KennethArviso, Herman Martin, Paul H. Yazzie, ROW TWO: Student Coach David Rico, Ray- mond Scott, Roy Jensen, WilsonDavis, KeeBegay, Roscoe Anderson, Stu- dent Coachjames Walker ROW ONE: Clifford Silago, Gene Manuel- ito, Leonard Toda- chine, Bennie Ander- son, Thomas Begay. ROW TWO: Manager Paul L. Yazzie, Claude Hatch, Clar- ence Shaw, Ernest Gilbert, JerryS1euth, Bennie Staley, Stu- dent Coach David Ri- CO. ROW ONE: Anslen Joe, Nelson Gray. Herman james. ROW TWO: Manager Paul L . Yazzie Stephen Moses, Peter Begay, Harry Lee, Coach james Walker. Miss Hilah Lende, sponsorg Shirley Ashley, Anita C. Morgan, Linda ' Arviso, Rita Yaz- zie, Rose Fran- 2' cis, cheerleaders. Y 1 A? Pep in 1 Clubs in Miss Carmelita Pioche sponsorg Grace Stanley Lorraine Martinez, Louella Anthony, joan johnson, Darlene Claw, cheerleaders . VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTORS ROW ONE: Mrs . Katherine Bia, weavingg Mrs. Lela Rosenberg, homemakingg Mr. John Dyer, wood- working. ROW TWO: Mr. Mar- tin Tsiosdia, leath- ercraft: Mr. Am- brose Roanhorse, silversmithingg Mr. Rudy Yurko- vich, auto me- canlcs. N. in qu., P5255 w'UKih41g .43 K . Vocations Wingate offers general courses in wood working, silversmithing and lapidary work, auto mechanics, leathercraft, weaving and homemaking. junior and senior high school students take voca- tional training and are able to develop considerable skill and to determine their vocational aptitudes before grad- uation. Homemuking A Big Sister and Big Brother pro- gram was intro- duced ln the school dining hall. Forty- eight high school boys and girls came to the Home Economics Depart- ment for training in table manners and good food hab ts The older ones then helped QK In the early fall the homemaking girls met with their teachers and drew up plans for the year. By coordinating work done in the department, an at- tractive home-living apartment was soon ready for use. New curtains, slip covers, Navajo rugs, house- hold linens and remodeled furniture are some of the items produced. The girls have used this apart- ment for parties, teas and company meals. Every girl in the department has had instruction and experience in operating and caring for the modern electric appliances in the department. The girls displayed many attractive garments made in sewing classes in a pre-Easter assembly pro- gram. Foods classes have planned, prepared and served well balanced family meals. Many girls have also learned how to care for the sick and old folks in the home. O an an younger children such as these N v 3. If I rf .fr 1 A A ff! V A f X h if? Baby Jane, a life-sized baby doll, was secured for use in infant care. The girls have enjoyed bathing dressing and making clothes for Baby Jane. 'U A '-me si' 1 I ' k C41- K, pan 1 rx? -R 1 J,-- X' Ap' D f- w: ?.mmun'.-.Lq-u--A-J. WQVA Q'-1' 'GWR ik Mu 'K kv Q7 x. ff, .I 1545 AW 44' ' 4.95 IW 5-if f 4 -1. Zaeeaa-fdnda '-...uw WJ ' hgiogiai ph . K, 9 990 ' o' YXeXtgXC aex' Svghei Qxggtvoef Oaxe. hX5hm 51- O gl and wi Edu- i100 ' . . 6 Wsmwi voeofgesew we :OZ hers- Gaxwvf giifet gi 5x Betty jane Arviso, Ernest Rock, CO- EDITOR David Ri- co, Carl Martin, Harvey McKerry. V J' E x I S I CO-EDITOR Wilson Rock, Janice Living- ston, PHOTOGRAPHER Eugene Price, Lu- cy Rose Tom . EN CV! . woot eg 832:09 wo 6069 0 Batgeq ' Y' 'ilk xi gang 'T-I ,f Q. Geo ,I Annual Stuff :Ze Kava' C ,fy ini..