Window Rock High School Today

 

 

 

 

Scout Football
2009

Window Rock Schedule/Results

Date

Game time

Opponent

Venue

Result

09/04 07:00 PM at Many Farms Window Rock High School W 30-0
09/11 07:00 PM at Alchesay Alchesay High School L 14-26
09/18 07:00 PM at Tuba City Tuba City W 20-14
09/25 07:00 PM Holbrook Window Rock L 22-63
10/02 07:00 PM at Round Valley Round Valley L 16-61
10/09 07:00 PM at Winslow Winslow High School L 12-65
10/16 07:00 PM Monument Valley Window Rock L 28-47
10/23 07:00 PM Chinle Window Rock W 28-18
10/30 07:00 PM Ganado Window Rock W 28-12


 


 

Scout Basketball
2005 - 2006

Road to State Championship

2006 Winter Homecoming - Home of the Scouts

3A North Regional Tournament - Ganado

 


 

 

 


 

Lady Scout


Kameo Benally
Picture from the Navajo Times

 


Homecoming 2002


 



 



 

 

 


 

  

Field House
 

 

Football/Track Field


Drifting Sands
 History





First Tse Ho Tso Annual-1959

 

 

The publication, Drifting Sands, had its birth during a dust storm in October 1955. Ms. Lorraine Wauneka Nelson, currently a WRHS School Board Member and former Fort Defiance Elementary School teacher, was a student in a class taught by Mrs. Maggie Matthews, English faculty member. Mrs. Matthews asked the group to think of an appropriate name for the high school newspaper.

Lorraine recalls that the students were looking out the window of the classroom, watching the wind blow the sand against the building and noticing the drifts and patterns that were being formed. The scene was of drifting sands. That name was chosen.

Drifting Sands was first published by the ninth grade as a special project. Lorraine Wauneka became the first Editor-In-Chief. Robert Nelson was the Assistant Editor. Sammy Kee was the Art Editor. Others involved included Skippy Curley, Helen Cronemeyer, Everett Benally, Betty Ashley and Marjorie Damon.

WRHS Principal, Pauletta White, hopes that in publishing the Drifting Sands online that it will be a tribute to all students and staff who helped create the newspaper and develop it throughout the years. wrscouts.com proudly presents The Drifting Sands, a tradition that has survived almost half a century recording much of the history of WRHS.