Miss Indian America XIV

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MISS (INDIAN) AMERICA XIV

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68 MISS SARAH ANN JOHNSON Navajo Tribe MISS (INDIAN) AMERICA XIV Miss Johnson wears the rug dress of early Navajo women, handwoven by her mother, Mrs. Loraine Johnson, in the earliest design of the Navajo, with jewelry typical of her people. Her moccasins and leggings, made by by her grandmother, different from any other tribe. MISS MISS (INDIAN) AMERICA is selected on the basis of dedication to all Indian people. The MISS (INDIAN) AMERICA Pageant will be held AUGUST 2, 3 and 4, 1968, during ALL AMERICAN INDIAN DAYS SHERIDAN, WYOMING. in Photo By: Vacationland Studio Vacationland Studio, Sheridan, Wyoming Henry McGrew PRINTING K.C., MO. 61933 POST CARD