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Soft cover. Condizione: Good. Personal yearbook of former band teacher at Chilocco Indian Boarding School, Larry Eugene Johnson w/ signature to fep. Featuring class photos of actor and Academy Honorary Award recipient, Wes Studi as well as Cherokee National Treasure and "modern-day Sequoyah", Durbin Feeling. Signed by Studi on class photo "Studie/ Cattiest". Numerous signatures and inscriptions from students to "Mr. Johnson" throughout. Stapled wraps w/ minor soiling and edgewear. Born in Nofire Hollow, OK, Wes Studi would go on to appear in more than 80 film and television roles, winning several accolades including the Academy Honorary Award in 2020. Durbin Feeling would go on to co-write the first Cherokee-English Dictionary which remains the standard publication for Cherokee language reference as well as contributing to the addition of the Cherokee syllabary to Unicode, which allows the language to be widely available on computers and smartphones. Feeling is the namesake of the Cherokee Nation's language learning center and 2022 legislation protecting indigenous languages (the Durbin Feeling Native American Languages Act). Chilocco Indian Agricultural School (also known as Chilocco Indian School) was a federal off-reservation boarding school established to house, "civilize", Christianize, educate, and transform American Indian youth. Thousands of Native children and young adults passed under the school's entryway arch, the architectural marker of "civilized" space since Greek and Roman times. Located between Arkansas City, Kansas and Ponca City, Oklahoma, Chilocco was one of many federal schools designed to dissolve tribal identity and erase Indigenous beliefs and practices. From 1884 until the early 1930s Chilocco operated according to a template devised by U.S. Army officer Richard H. Pratt at Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania. The large off-reservation schools used rigorous military discipline and stressed instruction in trades and manual and domestic labor known as "actual work". Through the 1960s and 1970s changing social conditions, growing Native enrollments in public schools, critiques of boarding school conditions, and federal reluctance to fund and operate schools for American Indians (despite treaty and trust obligations) led to the closure of many institutions. Chilocco closed its doors in 1980. Signed by Author(s).…

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Personal yearbook of former band teacher at Chilocco Indian Boarding School, Larry Eugene Johnson. Featuring class photos of actor and Academy Honorary Award recipient, Wes Studi as well as Cherokee National Treasure and "modern-day Sequoyah", Durbin Feeling. Inscription by Feeling to endpaper "Mr. Johnson/ I have enjoyed/ being in band/ this year. Best wishes/ to one of my favorite/ teachers. See you this fall./ Durbin Feeling". Numerous signatures and inscriptions from students to "Mr. Johnson" throughout. Stapled wraps w/ minor soiling and edgewear. Born in Nofire Hollow, OK, Wes Studi would go on to appear in more than 80 film and television roles, winning several accolades including the Academy Honorary Award in 2020. Durbin Feeling would go on to co-write the first Cherokee-English Dictionary which remains the standard publication for Cherokee language reference as well as contributing to the addition of the Cherokee syllabary to Unicode, which allows the language to be widely available on computers and smartphones. Feeling is the namesake of the Cherokee Nation's language learning center and 2022 legislation protecting indigenous languages (the Durbin Feeling Native American Languages Act). Chilocco Indian Agricultural School (also known as Chilocco Indian School) was a federal off-reservation boarding school established to house, "civilize", Christianize, educate, and transform American Indian youth. Thousands of Native children and young adults passed under the school's entryway arch, the architectural marker of "civilized" space since Greek and Roman times. Located between Arkansas City, Kansas and Ponca City, Oklahoma, Chilocco was one of many federal schools designed to dissolve tribal identity and erase Indigenous beliefs and practices. From 1884 until the early 1930s Chilocco operated according to a template devised by U.S. Army officer Richard H. Pratt at Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania. The large off-reservation schools used rigorous military discipline and stressed instruction in trades and manual and domestic labor known as "actual work". Through the 1960s and 1970s changing social conditions, growing Native enrollments in public schools, critiques of boarding school conditions, and federal reluctance to fund and operate schools for American Indians (despite treaty and trust obligations) led to the closure of many institutions. Chilocco closed its doors in 1980. Signed by Author(s). …

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. Personal yearbook of former band teacher at Chilocco Indian Boarding School, Larry Eugene Johnson. Featuring class photos of actor and Academy Honorary Award recipient, Wes Studi as well as Cherokee National Treasure and "modern-day Sequoyah", Durbin Feeling and American Indian artist, Johnny Tiger Jr. Numerous signatures and inscriptions from students to "Mr. Johnson" throughout. Stapled wraps w/ soiling and edgewear. Born in Nofire Hollow, OK, Wes Studi would go on to appear in more than 80 film and television roles, winning several accolades including the Academy Honorary Award in 2020. Durbin Feeling would go on to co-write the first Cherokee-English Dictionary which remains the standard publication for Cherokee language reference as well as contributing to the addition of the Cherokee syllabary to Unicode, which allows the language to be widely available on computers and smartphones. Feeling is the namesake of the Cherokee Nation's language learning center and 2022 legislation protecting indigenous languages (the Durbin Feeling Native American Languages Act). Older brother of celebrated artist Jerome Tiger, Johnny Tiger Jr.'s interest in pin stripping hot rods eventually lead him to the fine arts in which he received numerous awards and was declared a Master Artist by The Five Civilized Tribes Museum. Chilocco Indian Agricultural School (also known as Chilocco Indian School) was a federal off-reservation boarding school established to house, "civilize", Christianize, educate, and transform American Indian youth. Thousands of Native children and young adults passed under the school's entryway arch, the architectural marker of "civilized" space since Greek and Roman times. Located between Arkansas City, Kansas and Ponca City, Oklahoma, Chilocco was one of many federal schools designed to dissolve tribal identity and erase Indigenous beliefs and practices. From 1884 until the early 1930s Chilocco operated according to a template devised by U.S. Army officer Richard H. Pratt at Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania. The large off-reservation schools used rigorous military discipline and stressed instruction in trades and manual and domestic labor known as "actual work". Through the 1960s and 1970s changing social conditions, growing Native enrollments in public schools, critiques of boarding school conditions, and federal reluctance to fund and operate schools for American Indians (despite treaty and trust obligations) led to the closure of many institutions. Chilocco closed its doors in 1980. Signed by Author(s).…

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Personal yearbook of former band teacher at Chilocco Indian Boarding School, Larry Eugene Johnson with signature to ffep. Featuring class photos of actor and Academy Honorary Award recipient, Wes Studi as well as Cherokee National Treasure and "modern-day Sequoyah", Durbin Feeling. Inscription by Feeling to his Drum Major photo on pg. 80. Numerous signatures and inscriptions from students to "Mr. Johnson" throughout. Stapled wraps w/ minor soiling and edgewear. Born in Nofire Hollow, OK, Wes Studi would go on to appear in more than 80 film and television roles, winning several accolades including the Academy Honorary Award in 2020. Durbin Feeling would go on to co-write the first Cherokee-English Dictionary which remains the standard publication for Cherokee language reference as well as contributing to the addition of the Cherokee syllabary to Unicode, which allows the language to be widely available on computers and smartphones. Feeling is the namesake of the Cherokee Nation's language learning center and 2022 legislation protecting indigenous languages (the Durbin Feeling Native American Languages Act). Chilocco Indian Agricultural School (also known as Chilocco Indian School) was a federal off-reservation boarding school established to house, "civilize", Christianize, educate, and transform American Indian youth. Thousands of Native children and young adults passed under the school's entryway arch, the architectural marker of "civilized" space since Greek and Roman times. Located between Arkansas City, Kansas and Ponca City, Oklahoma, Chilocco was one of many federal schools designed to dissolve tribal identity and erase Indigenous beliefs and practices. From 1884 until the early 1930s Chilocco operated according to a template devised by U.S. Army officer Richard H. Pratt at Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania. The large off-reservation schools used rigorous military discipline and stressed instruction in trades and manual and domestic labor known as "actual work". Through the 1960s and 1970s changing social conditions, growing Native enrollments in public schools, critiques of boarding school conditions, and federal reluctance to fund and operate schools for American Indians (despite treaty and trust obligations) led to the closure of many institutions. Chilocco closed its doors in 1980. Signed by Author(s).…