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MISS INDIAN AMERICA
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LOUISE SHERYL EDMO
(Hoozeba Kasa)
As Miss Indian America XIX, Louise is well quali-
fied to represent the 800,000 Indians of the United
States. Her public experience and knowledge of
the problems of her people belie her age. This
attractive eighteen-year-old has been a youth dele-
gate to the White House Conference on aging, a
delegate to the National Congress of American
Indians, Anchorage, Alaska, first runner-up to the
title of Miss National Congress of American
Indians, besides numerous other recognitions. She
plans to attend the University of Idaho to major in
political science and pre-law.
Louise was photographed in an original designed
ceremonial dress of the Bannock tribe, with the
Big Horn Mountains in the background. She will
reign over the 1973 All American Indian Days and
Miss Indian America pageant to be held in Sheri-
dan, Wyoming, July 27, 28, 29.
Rangeland Photo Service
McGREW COLOR GRAPHICS
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KANSAS CITY, MO 64108
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Photo by Archie L. Nash