page_108-10 < previous page page_108-10 next page > Pupils at the Tulalip Reservation government boarding school learned to think of themselves all as Indians, despite their varied backgrounds and the school's effort to transform them into civilized Americans. When they watched ceremonies and athletic competitions from school grandstands, students and their families and visitors saw Indians cast in a new mold. Ferdinand Brady, photographer; 1910; Museum of History and Industry, Seattle, Negative no. 88.11.64.  < previous page page_108-10 next page > If you like this book, buy it!