Images

Studio portrait of Martha Napawat probably wearing school uniform.

Studio portrait of Susie Nachekea (standing at left), Charles Istee (standing at rear), and Gail Marko (seated at right). 

Studio portrait of John W. Pipe and Philip B. Mann.

Studio portrait of William Morgan and Rose Howell. Morgan is wearing a school uniform.

Studio portrait of Charles Istee, Humphrey Escharzay, and Thomas Pelcoya [?]; two are wearing school uniforms.

Note: The identification of Thomas Pelcoya is preliminary. Previously cataloging indicates the handwritten caption includes the name "Thomas," and Thomas Pelcoya is the only male Apache student who attended at the same time as the other sitters in the image.

Studio portrait of Benajah Miles wearing school uniform. 

Studio portrait of Stacy Matlock.

Studio portrait of George Means (seated at left), Nicholas Ruleau (standing at rear), and Eugene Means [?] (seated at right). 

Note: There is no record for a student named Eugene Means. This name in the handwritten caption is very hard to read. 

Studio portrait of Frank Lock.

Studio portrait of Yamie Leeds.

Studio portrait of Thomas Kose.

Studio portrait of William Morgan and Rose Howell. Morgan is wearing a school uniform.

Studio portrait of Jason Betzinez (seated right), Caleb Kechjolay (seated left), Beatrice Morton (standing right), and Maggie Iahanetha (standing left), all wearing school uniforms.

Studio portrait of George Ladeaux wearing a band uniform and holding a brass horn instrument.

Studio portrait of Yamie Leeds.

Studio portrait of fifteen unidentified male students. 

The Cumberland County Historical Society has two prints of this image. One identifies them as Apache students and the other as specifically San Carlos Apaches. Records document fewer than fifteen male San Carlos Apache students ever attending the school, and they were not all there at the same time.

Studio portrait of staff member Philip Norman. Norman served as band leader and this is said to be his band leader uniform.

Twenty-five members of the school band, posed on the steps of the Large Boys' Quarters, holding their instruments. 

View of the Large Boys' Quarters, with students on the porches and in front of the building, probably taken in the winter. 

Portrait of unidentified male students, most in school uniforms, posed on the steps of one of the school buildings.

The Cumber County Historical Society's print of this image identifies the group as the Republic Debating Society. 

Portrait of a large group of unidentified male students, most in school uniforms, posed on the steps of one of the school buildings. 

The Cumberland County Historial Society has a print of this image which identifies the group as the Union Debating Society. 

Portrait of unidentified male students, most in school uniforms, posed on the steps of one of the school buildings.

The Cumber County Historical Society's print of this image identifies the group as the Republic Debating Society. 

Portrait of seven unidentified male students and ten unidentified female students, all wearing school uniforms, posed outside on the school grounds. 

Previous cataloging interprets the caption as saying they are from the Pine Ridge reservation. 

Studio portrait of fifteen unidentified male students. 

The Cumberland County Historical Society has two prints of this image. One identifies them as Apache students and the other as specifically San Carlos Apaches. 

Records document fewer than fifteen male San Carlos Apache students ever attending the school, and they were not all there at the same time. 

Studio portrait of Eunice Suison, infant daughter of Indian School student Annette Suison. Eunice was one of the children known as the "Apache babies"

The Cumberland County Historical Society dates this image to February 1888.