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MISS INDIAN AMER
Gracie Ann Welsh
Miss Indian America XXIV
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GRACIE ANN WELSH, MISS INDIAN AMERICA XXIV
Mohave-Chemehuevi-Yavapai
From Parker, Arizona, enrolled with the Colorado River In-
dian Tribes, Miss Welsh is well qualified by experience with
inter-tribal cooperation to assume the responsibility of rep-
resenting all Indians. She participates with enthusiasm in
rodeo, music, sports and traditional skills. She advocates
knowledge and practice of native culture as a means to en-
rich our total human experience. Gracie's Mohave name,
"Mesh-hi-hewah-ahote," Good Hearted Girl, describes her
approach to her reign, 1977-78 through the 25th NATIONAL
MISS INDIAN AMERICA PAGEANT, July 28, 29 and 30, 1978,
sponsored by ALL AMERICAN INDIAN DAYS, Inc., Box 451,
Sheridan WY 82801.
Photo by Archie L. Nash
Dist. by Rangeland Photo Service, Sheridan, Wyoming
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