V o l. 81
M a y ,1981
S a l e m , .OR
No. 4
CH EM AW A GRADUATES 47
TERRY P01TRA is a 17 year old Chip
pewa originally from Belcourt, North
Dakota, who now resides in Portland.
Terry has been at Chemawa for four
years. He has participated in football,
basketball, and baseball. He belongs to
Lettermen’s Club and the Student
Council.
Terry was chosen an outstanding
senior by his classmates for his scholastic
and extracurricular abilities.
To know Terry is to know a very
understanding and caring friend.
ADMINISTRATORS NEEDED
More professionally educated and
trained managers and administrators
are needed by Indian tribes, organ
izations, and agencies in order for them
to cope with the complexities of business
life today
Northeastern State University at
Tahlequah, OK, will graduate live
students with its newly initiated Master
of Business Administration degree
(MBA). These five young people have
prepared themselves to work in the
area of business administration. Groups
interested in hiring these may contact:
This is a day to remember. It is a
J OUTSTANDING SENIORS J happy
one for each of us who graduate,
and for our families and friends.
Donald J. Bread, Director
MBA Tribal Management Program
Northeastern State University
Tahlequah, OK 74464
(918) 456-5511 Ext. 227/228
Indian young people holding BA degrees
are invited to contact the above for in
formation about the course of study that
leads to the awarding of the MBA degree.
Adaptable to circumstance, one or two
years are required for completing the
course work.
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Althea was picked as an outstanding
senior because of her academic perform
ance, her gentle, pleasant, even-
tempered ways, and her contribution to
sports as their ever-faithful pho
tographer. She has also been very busy
in Student Council affairs.
DEBBIE PERDASH is a Shoshone-
Bannock from Fort Hall, Idaho. She has
attended school at Chemawa for four
years. Debbie’s hobbies include basket
ball, beading and dancing. Debbie was
elected “ Miss Chemawa 1981“ and
represented our school at the Indian
Youth Conference, Missoula, Montana,
in late April. She has served the school
and her class as class president and is
a very good student.
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ALTHEA LIBERTY is a 17 year old senior
from Dixon, Montana. She has attended
Chemawa for three years. Her courses
of study this year were English IV,
Advanced Photography, TV Production,
and Home Ec. After graduation, Althea
plans a vacation trip to Hawaii; other
than that, her plans have not yet sta
bilized.
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“ Every man must educate himself.
Books and teachers are helps; the work
is his.”