Navajo Times

ST. MICHAELS' MISSION will have the benefit of the services of these young people in carrying out their summer program for children.

Pictured left to right are: Front row: Misses Pat Doerger, Cincinnati, Ohio; Sylvia Poe, Cincinnati, Ohio; Judy Harritt, Washington, Indiana; Kathleen O'Connell, Chicago, Illinois; Sheila Murphy, Chicago, Illinois; June Barrett, Neoga, Illinois; Dolores Janda, Chicago, Illinois; Ruth Schneider, Sioux City, Iowa.

Second row: Misses Susan Parrish, Decatur, Indiana; Mary Emery, Sioux City, Iowa; Paula Danler, International Catholic Auxiliaries, Chicago, Illinois; Carol Imhoff, Covington, Kentucky; Mary Helen Rechtin, Newport, Kentucky; Carol Ann Rabe, Covington, Kentucky; Frances Alvey, Evansville, Indiana; Catherine Janaowski, Chicago, Illinois; Alice George, Omaha, Nebraska; Servita Alfaro, Flagstaff, Arizona.

Back row: Messrs. Gary Wolf, Kansas City, Mo.; Dwight Morrison, Canton, Ohio; Doug Fiala, Worthington, Minn.; J. George Hennig, Chicago, Ill.; Brian Willette, Easton, Minn.; Ed Kompare, Chicago, Ill.; John Fetig, Chicago, Ill.
St. Michaels Summer Program Attracts Volunteer Support

Twenty-five young men and women have volunteered their services for seven weeks at St. Michael Mission, St. Michaels, Arizona. They arrived June 13 to begin their work.

After a four-day orientation program, they were given tasks in the summer program organized for the Navajo children. They form the staff for programs centered at St. Michaels, Oak Springs, Sawmill, Klagetoh and the Catholic Indian Center, Gallup. More than 500 children have signed up to take part in the programs.

Each day the children come from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. to take part in the well-supervised activities.

The climax of the summer school program will be the Third Annual Navajo Catholic Festival, St. Michael Mission, St. Michaels, Arizona, July 29. This program was initiated four years ago by Miss Patricia Doerger. Each year it has grown, and Miss Doerger is still directing it.