1934 - National Archives and Records Administration

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Academic

CARRIE MAE DOWNING
Tribe: Cherokee
Vocation: Hom: EcoNOIDCS
DA1'l EVANS
Tribe: Creek
Vocation: AUTO M£cHANIcs
LOUISE FERRANTE
Tribe: Choctaw
Vocation: NURSING
BERDIE FERGUSON
Tribe: Kiowa
Vocation: HOKE EcONOMlCS
ROBERT FIELDS
Tribe Cherokee
Vocation: MAsoNRY
LEO, A FOREMAN
Tribe Cherokee
Vocation: HOKE EcoNOUICS
WYNEMA FREEMAN
Trble: CreeJc
Vocation: HOllE EcoSOKICS
WILLIAM GLORY
Tribe Cherokee
Vocation: SHOE REPADlING
CHARLEY GRANT
Tribe Sac-For
Vocation: M.-\SO!-o-ay
OLLIE GREEN
Tribe: Choctaw
Vocation: NlJRSING

CARllEN GRIFFE •
Trbie Creek
Voca ion: HOllE Eco·o I
WILBUR HADLEY
Tribe: Cheyenne
Vocation· Bum;c
WALTER HALFBREED
Tribe: Cherokee
Vocation' D.URYINCo
ALFRED HALFMOON
Tribe. SllalL"11ee-DelolCaTe
Vocation DJ\"USIFIED FARJUNIJ
STELLA HALLEY
Trb!e· Creek
Vocation: HOKE Eco.·o ICS
JOE HALLEY
Tribe" Creek
Vocation" SHOt RI:P.mn;
JIMMIE HAMPTON
Tribe Choctaw
Vocation· AUTO Yi:cHA:a
QUINCY HARRIS
Tribe Chick
Voca on" Hwo: EroJio
KIRBY HAWTHORNE
Tribe ""a""10
Veal CAl:PC'(TIY
ROBERT HEARALL
Tribe Chickasaw
Vocation· AlmW. Hl: Y

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GRACE HENRY
Tribe: Caddo
Vocation: HOllE EcoNOMICS
RUTIi HENRY
lDid not graduate.>
SADIE HILDERBRAND
'Did not graduate.)
SIMPSON HILL
Tribe: Creek
Vocation: CARPENTRY
JAMES HORNETI'
Tribe: Cherokee
Vocation: PRINTING
EDWIN HOKLOTUBBI
Tribe: Choctaw
Vocation: POULTRY RAIsING
MANUEL HUMMINGBIRD
lDid not graduate.)
BE:ITY HUNTER
(Did not graduate.!
!:REm: JACOBS
Tribe: Creek
Vocation: Hou EcoSOMICS
AMANDA JAMES
Tribe: Choctaw
Vocation: Ho... EcoNOMICS

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HARVEY JIM
Tribe: Clloctaw
Vocation; PAINTING
FRAl'K JI 11m
Tribe: Choctaw
Vocation' M.\SONRY
PAULINE JOURNEYCAKE
Tribe: CILerokee-Delau'are
Vocation: HOME EcoNOMICS
CLARENCE KINO
Tribe: Ottau:a
Vocation: ESCrN£DINC
LeROY KITCHKOMMIE
Tribe, Pottau:atomie
Voca ion. Dn"EIsIITID FARlWi'G
HILDA LEWIS
Did no graduate
D.V LIDDELL
Tribe: Chld"ualD
voca on CARPDiTIY
HAZEL LOGA:."
Tribe' Creel:
Vocatlon Ho>a: Em ·OJllCS
ZfTA LQ '0
Tribe' CherOkee
vocatiOn Ho Em 0
EDG,'>R LQ,"O
Tribe Wrandotte
"oca on PiIXtDi'G

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EDWARD LONGSHORE
Tribe: Cherolcee
VocatiOD. 1\SOmy
DAN MARKS
Tribe' Shau:nee
Vocation; PtntBlNG
DEWEY MARKS
Tribe: Shau:nee
Vocation; B,utING
EDWIN MATHESON
Tribe: Cherokee
Vocation: HORTICULTURE
LEO MATHESON
Vocation: AUTO l\iEcHANICS
Tribe' Cherokee
PIPKIN McCURTAIN
Tribe' Choctaw
Vocation. HORTICULTtTR.£
ELIZABETH McDONALD
Tribe' Choctaw
Vocat.lon· Hma: EroS-OXICS
THOMAS McKELLOP
TrIbe' Cherokee
Vocation DuansG
LOUIS McMILLA1'
Tribe. Chlcluz3aw
Vacation' Mur PAClmiC
I. 0, MINNIEAR
Tribe' Delau;are
Vocation. ExcINI:IJUNG

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BREWSTER SUNDAY
Tribe: Cherokee
Vocation. DIVERSIFIED FAJUlING
CLARENCE SUNDAY
Tribe: Cherokee
Vocation' 1AsoNRY
GRACE TABONEMAH
Tribe: Kiau:a
Vocation: HOME EcoNOllICS
PAULINE TAYLOR
IDid not graduate.)
ALICE TINNEY
Tribe: Cherokee
Vocation: HOKE EcoNOIlICS
GERALD THOMAS
Tribe. Kaw
Vocation: PAINTING
GRANT THOMAS
Tribe· Creek
Vocation: Ano MEcJu..",cs
JOHN THOMAS
Tribe: Cherokee
Voca ion: PlrYnNG
LORRAThctaw
Vocation. Hma EcoNOllICS
CLARENCE THOMPSON
Tribe: Kaw
Vocation: E:

JOSEPHINE THORNTO.
TrIbe: Cllerokee
Voca lOn Nt:1lSING
JOE THORl'o"TON
TrIbe' Cllerokee
VocatiCln D ..UR'tING
BESSIE THROWING-WATER
TrIbe' Cheyenne-Arapahoe
Vocation Nt.:RC:;rsC
JESS TO lEY
Tribe' Pottau'atomte
Vocation: CARPEiTlY
THOMAS TOMMANEY
TrIbe Creek
Vocation: Panny RUSING
CURTIS TYNER
Old not graduate.>
COOWEE VA:. _­
TrIbe Cllerokee
\·oca 10 . Hoa Eco ·OKICS
I'RA:OK VA:..­
Tribe Clurokec
Voca n DnusIJ'lED F G
JESS V
Tribe Cherokee
Vocation I'1lnmli1l
JA.\rES WALKIl'G TICK
TrIbe Cheroue
\ ocation SHOE :!\'"D HAlli'LSS
REPAIIUl'G

JACK WELLIVER
Tribe: Pottawatomie
Vocation: AUTO :MECHANlCS
CARL WEST
Tribe: Cherokee
Vocation: Auro Mr.cHANtcs
CORA WHITE
Tribe: Shav;nee
Vocation. NURSING
OLA WOOLRIDGE
Tribe: Choctaw
Vocation. HOME EcoNOMICS
OPAL WOOLRIDGE
Tribe Choctaw
Vocation: NURSING
JESS WooLWORm
Tribe: Arapahoe
Vocation: B.UCING
BERKLEY YORK
Tribe. Choctaw
Vocation: BAxn

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EXTRA--cCRRlCULAR ACTlVITlE
Y. w. C. A.
In October new members were added, and in November the group had installation
o[ ollicers as [ollows: PreSIdent, Sarah Chllders, Vice President, Susan
Gnu,,; Secretary, Clement Stoddard; Treasurer and Sponsor, Mrs. Antone. MiSS
Dabb, National Y. W. C. A. Secretary, visired the group in December.
The ·Y-W· placed second in a reJigious dramatic contelt at Enid in January.
In February the "Hi-Y" was entertained. March was filled with plans for
the EasU!r pageant, "And There Was Light", which was given on Easter Sunday.
The annnal SUIlJ'ise breakfast concludes the year.
GIRL RESERVES
Two groUP6 of Girl Reserves, Red and White and Circle Triangle are sponsored
by Mrs. Chi"" Morris and Mrs. Hattie Ream. The otr.cers o[ the Red and
White are--PreSldent, Margaret Howe; Vice President, Louella Grounda; Secretary,
Ventie MCCamish. The oUicers of the Circle Triangle are-President, Roberta
Bayhaylle; Vice President, Racheal Reed; Secretary, Charlotte Peacore.
Their purpooe "To lind and give the best" was expressed in regular and special
programs at Thansgiving, Christmas, Easter, and in social occasions. Extemporaneous
religious talks were a high spot in the second semester, as well as the
play "The Ten Virgins."
B. Y.P. U.
The B. Y. P. U. Is conducU!d under the leadership o[ MiSS Gladys Sharp,
Baptist Secretary, sent out by the Southern Baptist MIssion Board. There are
six groUP6 ..ith student leaders as follows: Mary Jane-Mary Smith; Phelps­
Juanita Finks; White Eagle-Paul Jones; Frank A. seawell-Epsy Ladner; Junior
Girls-Dorothy Butler; Junior Boys-George Sunday. An oulBtanding event
during the year "11S the 5tewardahip contest in which Arthur Lambert won
[irst, and Macie Eslinger, second.
CATHOLIC SERVICES
Pather Glsard o[ NeWkirk, Oklahoma. ofliciates at Mass for Catholic employees
and students each Sunday from 7:30 to 8:30 A. M Sister Dorothy and
6lster Cecelia conduct catechism from 8:30 to 9:30 A. M.
The home room period of each Wednesday is given to reJigious instruction,
and all Cathotic students assemble to room 7, where a Catholic student Is in

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FIasT AND SECOND DMSION AGGIES AT A DrMOSST1lAnON

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POWER PLANT FOR THE FARM
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Home Economics

II.) Home Economics teachers '2.1 A group o[ senior girls. 43.) Home
Economics Club officers. 4.1 Pabilla Ortiz. Home Econoolics girl, 1933-34.
5.1 Junior girls ,,"earing ""001 dresses made In clothing class.

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HOME ECO. 'OMICS CLUB 1933·'34
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Trades

Low('r c('nter OFFICUS OF BOYS' TRAD.fi Cl.un. Upper center VIEW OF NEW 350 HORSF.POWER BOILER FOR USE IN POWER PLANT.
Right and Left INTERIOR VIF.WS OF SHOPS

Advisory

Top - senior Student Council Group. Center - Entrance to Home Six. Bottom
- Junior Student Councll Group.

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Health

THE SCHOOL HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL STAFF AND SIUDENT NURSES -1934
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THE CHOOL HO PITAL
TAFF
P. A. T!IADOa, {D. Ph)'sic!an-In-Charge
H. C. GlLl.Il.A>'D. D D. 8. School Dentist
Mas. EmEL BlUNK. R. N Head Nurse
8m: Bo 'ER. R. N. Nurse
ELu:!< MOORE DIetitian
==".HE CHILOCCO Ho,'ITA!.. llke other Institutions, 01 th.ls Idnd, Is
mamtained ....th the sole purpaso: of safeguardJ.ng the health of
the udents.
The phYSlcian-m-charge....,th the asoIsl.ance of the head nurse,
stalI nurse, illetltian. and the tudent practical nurses, has the
burden of respoDSlbility placed upon hls shouldel'>. He is to see that the students
are m perfect health. and ...·hUe the students are m their beds to see
that the air 01 cheerlulne . is brought to their bedside and to see that. If po&S­
Ible, to bring In their sick rooms the healmg of their ailmenL Many times the
physician-in-charge 01 the school. is not only responsible lor the health 01 the
students, but olten times he L> also called to employees' homes to minister to
some member of the family ...ho L> ill.
The lunctions of the ChUocco H06Pltal are malrUy t...ofold: Ilrst, to see that
the In-patl at department is being managed ...lth utmost diligence. that the nursing
care CD the sick students is being carrIed out properly, that they recehe
their medications 10 due time; secondly, to keep the out-patient department In
proper shape readY to give the &ludenlS the medical attention they need any
time of the day or nlghL
At the beg1rming of each school year, every tudent candJdate for enrollment
In the school is subject to thorough phj cal eu.mJnation to determine their fitness
to be In the school domutories. Those that are found to be suffenng from
disea!t. 01 contagious or infectious character like taberculosl.s or venereal diseases,
are not a=pted and the)' are tnUnecllatel)' sent home after parents have
been notified to the ellect. and through the school ph)'Siclan. the school rosenes
the n ht to reject later on any It dents ...ho hUe at school have de"eIoped or
ha,e become ac rei) tubercular or have been infected with venereal dis"'"
8 udents ...ho ha"e been lound underweight or have any denatJDn from
normal health are being c:IoseIy ""tebed and p\aced under proper regime. Pre­
'en the easures are used ...henever possible to safeguard the bealtb of the
students. ),Iany are vaccmated lor smaI1pox each year, and every student In
school ..... mnocuJated against yphold fever, and many received dipthena mnoculaUon
th.ls past lall dents ....ho might participate 10 any athle of
any Idnd are subject to a more ngorous medk:aI exammatkm before lIley are
aUowed to launch themsel es In such energetic competition,
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GIRLS' B'5KETBALL Tt.uo: -1934
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