THE CHEM AW A AMERICAN
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Top Students
Class of ’67
James T. Adams, Mickey P.
Agiak, James Ahsoak, Irene Mar
ian Albert, Mary Ann Albert, J<fc
seph Alexie, Moses Carlos Alexie,
Moxie Alexie, Jr., Harrison K.
Amadelootuk, M a r i a n
Amos,
Charles S. Anderson, Xenia An
drew, Elizabeth Ann Andrews,
Rosaline Mary Andrews, Lorraine
W. Angnaboogok, Paul Augustine,
Wallace Augustine, Magdalene Ay-
agarak, Leo Ayuluk, Jr.
Tony Azuyak, Stella Mae Be-
centi, Kee -Chee Begay, Phillip C.
Benally, Larry Bodfish, Orlin Boo-
shu, Mary Ann Brown, Edward
Burnell, Jr., Maxim Buterin, Jr.,
Susan Butin, Mabel Charley, Carol
Ann Charlie, Clifford Ray Charlie,
Marie Elizabeth Chikoyak, Cyril
Leo Chokwak, Paul Chythlook,
Joseph E. Cleaver, Louise L. Crane,
Betty Cusma, Gloria David, Harry
David, Jr., Clifford Davis.
Bessie Deschner, Janet Zenia
Dirks, Genevieve -Douglas, Natalie
Dushkin, Alvin C. Edenshaw, Jr.,
Jack Egnaty, Jr., Marlene Fred,
A n d r e w Burton Galaktionoff,
James Galien, Jr., Esther George,
Jeffrey George, Linda Sue Gologer-
gen, Marilyn Gologergen, James
Ronald Gooden, Irene Rose Gor
man, Jarraine Gregory, Sophie
Lucy Gregory, Cecil Billy Grey-
mountain, Helen Haney. Mary
Alyce Hawthorne.
John Paul Hersley, Mark J. Hir-
atsuka, Alice A. Hobson, Judy S.
Hobson, Gary F. Hoffman, Harvey
Gene Hoffman, Betty Ann Hofseth,
Elmer R. Hotch, Roy Daniel Hun
nicutt, Katherine Marie Inga, Ira
David Isaac, Charlotte Jackson,
Floyd Jackson, Sarah James, Lil
lian Sarah Japheth, Alice Johnson,
Eli L. Johnson, James G. Johnson,
James G. Johnson, Nora Johnson.
Orlinda Johnson, Mabie Jessie
Jonas, Katherine Jones, Geraldine
Joseph, Winnifred Joseph, Adeline
Louise Juneby, Thomas Anthony
Kameroff, Ann Kelila, Innokenty
Kochutin, Anna Mae Komkoff, Car
ol Ann Kompkoff, Condrat Wilde
Krukoff, Sam Kuzakin, Simeon Jer
ry Kyakwok, George Kudrin, Hen
ry B. Landlord, James Landlord,
Rosaline Frances Larkin, Evan Lar
son, Daisy Maeta Lee, Victor E.
Lekanof.
' Jim Lewis, Jr., Terry Lind, Sinka
S. Littlefish, Edward Loon, Levi
Lott, Evelyn Claudia McLaughlin,
Elsie Maillelle, Eugene Reynold
Makarin, Carlson Malemute, Jessie
June Malutin, Andrey Mandregan,
Jr., Wilson Mantoli, Barbara Ann
Manycattle, Peter Mark, Sally Ann
Matfay, Kenneth Paul Mayo, Nellie
Melovidov, Alma Ann Miller, Lor
raine Doris Mitchell, Donna Jean
Morrison, Elvina Mary Moses, Eva
Murphy, Alfred Peter Myomick.
Loraine E. Nathaniel, Audrey
Jean Natkong, Riley Nay akik, Dale
S. Nashoalook, Peter Bernard Ne-
vak, Rena Rose Nez, Lewis J; Nor
ton, Martin Oktollik, Julie Olanna,
Kathleen S. Olson, Minnie Esther
Onalik, Grace T. One, Noel Owens,
Jackie Panik, Franklin Paniptchuk,
Jr., Mary Rose Patrick, Nancy
Anna Patsy, George Paul, Clara
Margaret Pete, Ursula Bridget!
Pete, Evan Petluska.
Sally Petluska, Anna Louise Pe
terson, Paula Petersen, Nina Phil-
emonoff, Terety Philemonoff, Jr.,
Jacob Phillip, Lorraine Pratt, Mar
ian Louise Rock, Metrofan Rukov-
ishnikoff, Betty Ellen Sage, Clar
ence E. Savetilik, Ernest Shaishni-
koff, Jo h n . Albert Sharp, James
Harvey Shavings, Mary Agatha
Sheldon, Alice L. Sheppard, Jim
mie Peter Slats.
Ronald Lee Smoke, Carl Snyder,
Max Spencer, Eli Squartsoff, Pa
tricia Sandifer, Jessie Lorraine
Stevens, Larry Sugak, Laberta Mae
Swartz, Jackson D. Tapsha, Nel
son Tapaha, William Tcheripanoff,
Jr., Florence Tokeinna, Elizabeth
Tom, Howard Totemoff, Francis P.
Trader, Aloysia Lucy Trader, Mc
Arthur Tritt, Wassillie Kenneth
Tugatuk, Vincent Michael Tutia-
koff, George Urovak.
Sharon Elaine Velarde, Alex
Wassillie, Jesse M. Wassillie, Was-
sie James Wassillie, Aloysius Was-
uli, Thecla Wasuli, Gladys E.
Wells, Thomas E. William Wheel
er, Arlene E. Willard, Arlene E.
Willard, Christopher Mack Willis,
Abram Evan Wilson, Cora Wood
man Ann Marie Yazzie, Bennie B.
Yazzie, David Harold Yazzie, Irving
Teller Yazzie, Nancy M. Yazzie,
-Herbert Yellowhorse, Bertina Mae
Yeltatzie, Helen Young, Luke Zack-
ar, Antone Zaukar, George W.
Zharoff.
Mark
Eugene
Valedictorian Mark J. Hiratsuka
has attended Chemawa for four
years. During this time he has
been an active participant in stu
dent activities. He has maintained
a cumulative GPA of 3.91. Mark
will be entering George Fox Col
lege, Newberg, Oregon. He plans
to major in elementary education
and return to his native Alaska as
an elementary teacher.
Salutatorian Eugene Makarin has
also been here for the entire four
years. His cumulative GPA is
3.73. Eugene has also taken part in
student projects and activities.
His future plans are not defin
ite, but he has been offered some
attractive possibilities. B
BACCALAUREATE SERVICES
Baccalaureate Services for the
class of 1967 were held in Chem
awa Auditorium, Sunday, May 21,
1967, at 7:00 P.M.
It was an impressive service as
206 seniors clad in bright blue
caps and gowns, with the red and
white tassel of Chemawa attached
to their caps, filed down the aisle
to occupy a major section of the
auditorium seats.
Speaker for the service was Fa
ther Nicolas Sanin, Campus Priest
Russian Orthodox, who delivered
a stern and challenging message
about the fact that: “It’s our world,
ib isn’t a very pretty one, but it is
our responsibility to try and
change it.”
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The processionar was played by
Mrs. Eldon Wolfe, invocation was
given by Rev, Arthur E. Crouch,
First Presbyterian, benediction by
Mr. Melvin Olson, deacon LDS
Church.
The Chemawa Choir provided
special musical numbers and mem
bers of the Chemawa Sunday
School rendered the scripture
readings.