Chilocco History Project

Items

• Two young women getting refreshments
  Two young women getting refreshments out of the dormitory cold drink dispenser after work.
• Students at dance in barn--Photo 16
  G. McDonald and John Vice standing with linked arms at a Chilocco event.
• Five students seated outdoors--Photo 1
  Five students sit in wooden chairs outside with their hands in their laps as they pose in their jackets, ties, and tall boots.
• Young men with crossed arms
  A group of young men with crossed arms and white shirts pose outside for a group photo along with their suit-clad faculty/staff advisors.
• Leupp Hall-student Dining Hall
  The front of Leupp Hall-student Dining Hall with its rounded entryway of stone is photographed.
• Group of adults and two children in field with trees
  Four men and a woman with two children face the camera. An automobile peeks out in the background.
• Three young men in Native dress—Photo 1
  Color photo of three young men in Native dress.
• Jeannie Rae Highwolf in Native dress—Photo 2
  Chilocco Princess 1979-1980 Jeannie Rae Highwolf poses in front of Chilocco Lake.
• Two men in a wagon
  Two men in hats and work clothes sit on the bench of a wooden wagon behind a team of two horses. Multiple buildings are seen in the background along with a barbed wire fence.
• Women in parade
  An ongoing parade features five blurred students in white pants and matching shirts walking down a street lined with people. They are possibly cheerleaders or members of the drill team.
• Spencer Arkeketa and students observing Walter Means at work
  Spencer Arkeketa (second person from the left, in a white shirt) and four other students are learning by watching Practical Arts teacher Walter Means at work.
• Harvest, 1890—Photo 1
  Three sets of horse and mule drawn plows are driven by men through a field of the stalks from the previous harvest.
• Two students with microscopes in botany class
  Two students are standing at a lab bench observing slides under microscopes for botany class.
• Registration at NAIWA event
  Registration table for the NAIWA (National American Indian Women's Association) Convention at Chilocco.
• Two water towers
  Two water towers, one with a couple of men at the top, shown towering above the nearby trees.
• Construction on white stone Chilocco building--Photo 1
  Walls are built on a white stone building.
• Chilocco Indian School football team playing a game
  Chilocco Indian School football team playing an opponent. Image shows a large crowd along the sidelines.
• Indian Print Shop
  The Indian Print Shop on the Chilocco campus is shown pictured from an angle taken at ground level to show eight geese on the lawn off to the side of the building's steps and porch area where two individuals stand.
• Chilocco hospital--Photo 1
  A photo of a Chilocco hospital room full of a dozen occupied beds, two women in white overdresses, and two women sitting in front of two windows in the background.
• Girls' gym class, baseball
  Fifteen students play baseball on an open patch of lawn for girls' gym.
• Women eating watermelon
  Six women eat watermelon at an outdoors Chilocco event with a crowd behind them.
• Teacher and students in food science class
  Two young male students and one young female student work at desks inside a food science classroom while a teacher gives a lesson.
• Donalene Bunch teaching Rhonda Ground and Marilyn McClelland in home economics, 1973
  Donalene Bunch of home economics instructing Rhonda Ground and Marilyn McClelland [The Chilocco Annual, 1973].
• Men playing tug-of-war
  A team of young men participate in a game of tug-of-war during a playday as classmates watch and a faculty member supervises.
• Phyllis Henry reading The Stampede, 1973
  Phyllis Henry is reading The Stampede, a paper from another school, after finishing her assignment. Exchange papers are used in the newspaper classes [The Chilocco Annual, 1973].