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Show NEWS, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1973 DESERET Navajos Laver Chaffin Education Editor Deseret BLINDING W Clau-de'- J Sews photographer, Johnson, and I literally vtere surrounded by Indians here on a recent assignment We were not worried By Your living in two cultures Schools The roads are not named and the houses and hogans captors captors m had the sense that they earned our complete and unditurned out vided attention to be the most interesting and Our group of Indians we'd ever met. instructive Most of them with the Indian are involved Curriculum are LflYOR CHRFFIfl Navajo. wife, Cecilia, and Martha Mose and Mary Toledo vv ho prepared delicious Navajo fry bread, we gained some insight into Navajo education challenges Kent, who grew up m Bouna graduate of the University rf Utah, is the nominal head of a special unit designing curriculum materials for Navajo students. Earlier the same day, Charlie Dandy, Navajo tutor and liaison, had taken us out onto the Navajo reservation across the San Juan River south of Bluff here, as is Kent D. Tibbetts, an Anglo, as persons of the white race are called near the land ot the Center tiful and is J t. He works under Lynn Lee, head of San Juan School Dis- Education OfAbout half the students in San Juan County, the largest m Utah, are Indians, mostly Navajos. At a dinner in Kents home, prepared and served by ms tricts Indian fice had missed several days of school. When he found them, he explained the situation and the Navajo parents, just as Anglo parents sometimes do, agreed to come to school and talk the matter over Charlie who speaks Navajo like a native (not all Navaics do), was looking for the parents of Indian students who numbered r.ot m the sandy stretches which sweep away to the horizon m all directions. As we watched Charlie we knew, by the gestures used, the general directions offered by helpful neighbors tapes which use the rich elements of Navaio culture in curriculum designs Don, who is an accomplished artist, is making drawings of objects and animals familiar to Indian children to illustrate Navajo words Eddie Toledo, Marys husband, is Head Start Director. He said he could make better fry bread than either Mary cr Martha, but declined to dem- onstrate We also learned that Charlie, w ho is a graduate of Morgan High School and has studied at Bngham Young University, does this extra work because I want to help my people. Meet some other guests Hc.bert Frazier Mary is a The and t clerk-typis- Show-Off- They walk a difiieult at As line, becomng Don Mose Jr Marthas , hus- band, is a culture specialist He and Kent are deeply involved in preparing booklets, film strips and television Baby Gro Special infants soft stretch coveralls Pratt & Lambert Hi U t Rustic Stains H Valley PENETRATING Rustic Stain adds subtle coloring to wood without obscuring the grain pattern. Use both types indoors or out. Get the show-off- s Pratt & Lambert Rustic Stains; Surround lJourAe( lAJitli Seauty PRATT & LAMBERT PAINTS IMPERIAL Washable W During the afternoon, members of the group heard a discussion concerning the development of the Wasatch Front. ALL-TE- Foothill Village Olympus Hills Fashion Place Valley Fair Downtown Ogden Provo Wallpapers PRATT & LAMBERT COLOR CENTER included Lee Land Use and Planning Board and t Clayne Ricks of the Salt Lake County Planning Commission. 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