Images

Studio portrait of Cook, seated, with his daughter, Grace Cook standing at left and Hope Blue Teeth standing at right. Cook has an open photo album in his lap.

Studio portrait of Nicholas Ruleau.

Studio portrait of instructor Mary Hyde and the Indian School choir, including male and female students in school uniforms.

Note: The Cumberland County Historical Society assigns a date of April 30, 1884 to their copy of this image. They also identified several students by comparison with other images: Luke Phillips (back row, second from the left), Luther Standing Bear (front row, far left), and Joshua Given (back row, third from left). 

Portrait of a very large group of male and female students, assembled in rows on the school grounds. The caption for this copy of the image and the copy at the Cumberland County Historical Society both identify this as the student body of the school in 1884. The caption on the Historical Society copy says there are 375 students in the group. 

View of the school grounds looking east/northeast, probably taken from the porch of the School Building. On the left is the Teachers' Quarters, with a fence around the area behind the quarters. On the right is the Chapel. The Large Boys' Quarters is visible in the center in the distance. 

The Dickinson College Archives and Special Collections also has a copy of this image: CIS-MC-003, box 1, folder 13. 

Studio portrait of Isaac Cutter wearing school uniform.

Studio portrait of eighteen students, eleven male and seven female. The caption identifies them as Miss Coats' class. 

School records show Carrie Coats taught at the school in 1884.  

Studio portrait of Wilkie Sharp (standing) and Stacy Matlock.

Studio portrait of Mack Kutepi and an unidentified young man.

Previous cataloging interpreted the handwritten caption as giving the name of the unidentified young man as "Bear." 

Studio portrait of William Fletcher (standing) and his uncle Old Crow (seated).

Studio portrait of seven female and eleven male students. The caption for the Cumberland County Historical Society's copy of this image identifies them as  Miss Coats' class. School records show Carrie W. Coats taught at the school in 1884. 

Studio portrait of visiting chiefs Standing Bear and Red Fish with three male students and two female students. The male students are probably Luther Standing Bear, Willard Standing Bear, and Henry Standing Bear. One of the female students is probably Victoria Standing Bear.

Studio portrait of Joseph Cox in native clothing.

The handwritten note on the reverse side reads: Josep Cox.   Sioux.

Note: Although the caption on the reverse of the card indicates that Josep [Joseph] Cox is Sioux, school records indicate that he belongs to the Omaha Nation.

Studio portrait of George Summers. 

Studio portrait of Clarence Powder Face and an unidentified young man. 

Note: Previous cataloging indicates the handwritten caption includes the name "Thomas" for the unidentified young man. 

Studio portrait of Victoria Standing Bear. 

Studio portrait of Kias Red Wolf (standing at right) and an unidentified male student (at left).

Studio portrait of Emily Ross and Cecilia Londrosh, both wearing white pinafore aprons over school uniforms.

Studio portrait of Alice Neopet.

Studio portrait of Julia Dorris. 

Studio portrait of Charles Redmore wearing a school uniform. 

Studio portrait of Casper Edson holding a straw hat. 

A handwritten caption along the side of the image reads: Casper Edson.

Studio portrait of William Eyawat. 

Studio portrait of Myra Cedar Grove and Rhoda Red Wolf, both probably wearing school uniforms. 

Note: This identification is preliminary. Previous cataloging identified these students as "Myra and Rhoda Order." 

Studio portrait of Boss Sun, a Pawnee chief.