The Chemawa American, May 01, 1949, COMMENCEMENT NUMBER, Page 21, Image 21

GENERAL ACTIVITIES
Navajo class with teacher - inter­
preter. Left to right, Herbert Irving,
Nelson Jackson, Johnson Reeder, Mrs.
Bernice Brown and Abbie Begay . . .
Student storekeeper (John Teadlene)
and customers in Navajo division.
The customers are, from left, Donald
Chee, Lillie Boonie and Jonas Begiss.
Chemawa birthday queen, Janice
Rambeau, and attendants at school's
69th Birthday celebration.
Left to
right, Anita Sampson, Delores Tash-
wick, Phyllis Miller, Janice, Isabelle
Patchpe, Ernestine Lane, Leora Plum­
mer, Agnes Tahkeal and Loretta
Sohappy.
Mr. Johannaber and Ellen Henry
in tenth grade science class . . . .
Phillip Reed and Albert Willie, Nav­
ajo students, seem pleased at what
the scales record for them . . . Mrs.
Brannon, principal, making voice test
of Vernon Henry with Soundscriber.
Students and Mrs. Kewaygeshik,
gathering signatures for the "Wata-
wah," a student periodical . . . Earl
Ironpipe cuts illustrations for the
"Watawah" with stylus.
Invasion? No.
The Navajo stu­
dents are enjoying first view of the
ocean during a memorable trip to
the coast.
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