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*371,975 S16c v.59 > 0 7 /, 9 7 5 ^ r <? / / xi JUN 4 CHEM ÂW Â OREGON COLLECTION VOLUME 59 CHEMAWA, OREGON, MAY, 1963 Graduation Program — 1963 Two P.M. on A pril 17, 1963, was our wonderful, long awaited gradu ation day. The graduation exercises were held in the auditorium . The class colors of blue and w hite were used to decorate the seats where the graduates sat. It was a glorious day for the Class of 1963. Some w ere lonely because they knew they would be leaving th eir friends when the day was over. Some of us are still here in school and some graduates are on th e job. It seems strange w hen you tu rn around to smile at a friend and he is no longer there. We miss them all but we knew they will keep th e ir prom ise and do the best work th a t they cam All of us will re m em ber our motto: “E ducation is the Key to the F u tu re ” and we will try to get m ore education as we go along. Yes, G raduation m akes us happy and sad. W elch M athlaw Commencement Exercises PROGRAM Processional: Soldiers of God Machan and Zaret Mrs. Julia Evans Invocation _____ Miss Melvina Johnson Director, Religious Education “Keys to the Future” ___ Roger Henry April Showers __ —__ .Silvere Scotson Girls’ Chorus Director: Mrs. Helen Matt; Accompanist: Mrs. Julia Evans Presentation of Speaker _----------Mr. Hallie O. Walters Superintendent, Chemawa A ddress-----i------- _ Dr. Solon G. Ayers Area Director Education, Portland Area Office, Portland, Oregon “Knowledge is Growth”__ Blanch Isaacs Presentation of Class of 1963 — Mrs. Nell Brannon, Principal Miss Winifred Koske, Department Head, Acadamic Presentation of Certificates ___Mr. Hallie O. Walters Superintendent Climb Every Mountain___Rogers and Hammerstein Girls’ Chorus Benediction _Miss Melvina Johnson Recessional— Soldiers of G od___Machan and Zaret OREGON STATE t ’nPA^Y SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE To each of you this is another school year ju st ended. A nother page in your life’s book of learning has ju st been turned. We, at Che mawa, hope each of you can say this has been a very happy and prosperous year for you. You can ask yourself this question, “How m uch do I want a good education and good train in g ?” Do I w ant to be a good school citizen? We, of course, hope you say, yes. N ext fall will bring another new year at Chemawa There will be many changes. We are sure you will like it. We will be w aiting for your re turn. Hallie 0. W alters C H E M A W A G RAD UATES Boys 1. Alexie, Charles 2. Begay, Johnson G. 3. Begay, Kee 4. Belone, David 5. Belone, Henry 6. Benally, Kadiwood 7. Buck, Wilson 8. Casemero, Emerson 9. Charley, Leo L. 10. Charlie, Jimmie 11. Dempsey, Leo 12. Evan^ Paul 13. Henry, Roger A. 14. Japhet, Adam 15. Joe, Eddie 16. John, Kay D. 17. Johnson, Robert 18. Jones, Henry 19. Jones, Nelson 20. Largo, Bennie H. 21. Lincoln, John 22. Mathlaw, Welch 23. Miller, Anderson 24. Paneak, Raymond 25. Smiley, Elmer J. 26. Strongheart, John 27. Thomas, Bentley 28. Titus, Roosevelt 29. Tom, Roy 30. Tritt, William 31. Tsinnijinnie, Lary 32. Tsosie, Kee 33. Wagner, Richard 34. Walter, Peter 35. Williams, Jesse Relocation (Boys) 1. Berkley, John 2. Frank, Robert 3. To honnie, George 4. Harvey, Cecil 5. Killigvuk, Albert 6. Cornfield, Ambrose 7. Whitehair, Tom 8. Nukusuk, Aloysius 1963 RICAN NUMBER 4 GRADUATES RECEPTION BY HOME ECONOMICS Im m ediately following the Grad uation exercises the Home Econom ics Staff honored the graduates with a reception. The Student Coun cil, the G irls’ Choir and staff m em bers w ere guests also. The serving table was nicely dec orated. The refreshm ents w ere very good. The graduates really appreci ated the reception and wish to say, “Many thanks,” to the Home Eco nomics teachers and th e girls who helped. The reception will be an other added memory. All the grad uates should be thankful th a t they are in Chemawa w here they can enjoy such nice activities. Ray W aska Girls 1. Aklook, Alice 2. Attungowruk, Jane 3. Avegonna, Rachael L. 4. Barlow, Mary G. 5. Begay, Ella 6. Begody, Anna 7. Brown, Lillie M. 8. Burbank, Mary G. 9. Charles, Ruby 10. Chester, Stella 11. Clark, Elva J. 12. Cleveland, Betty 13. Damian, Mary 14. Davis, Pauline 15. Harvey, Rose 16. Henry, Erma 17. Isaac, Blanche 18. Jim, Betty R. 19. Juneby, Sarah R. 20. Kee, Mary A. 21. Martin, Sarah A. 22. Moore, Mary Agnes 23. Nelson, Irene 24. Northway, Della Mae 25. Oktoyak, Elsie 26. Padilla, Marry A. 27. Paneak, Mabel S. 28. Parrish, Bessie 29. Peter, Betty 30. Reed, Grace D. 31. Sam, Sarah 32. Stevens, Anna Marie 33. Tapaha, Irene 34. Tapaha, Jean R. 35. Thomas, Bertha 36. Tritt, Bertha 37. Tritt, Mary 38. Valka, Agatha 39. Weyapuk, Ella 40. Woody, Marilyn A. 41. Yazzie, Elizabeth B. 42. Yazzie, Marlene 43. Yazzie, Stella M. Relocation (Girls) 1. Bronston, Pauline 2. Baldwin, Harriet * Note: The student on relocation will receive their certificate of graduation.
