5.75x7-5/8" soft cover dated December 1910 with title page text "Printed By Student-Apprentices At The Native American Press". Front cover has ornate school logo "USIS". 5.75x7.75" soft cover with a total of 80 b/w pages is extensively illustrated with numerous photos of students and activities including two different baseball team photos, basketball team, track team, tennis courts, blacksmith shop, wagon shop, drill team, officers' battalion, nurses, last portion of book shows class photos from 1905 through 1910. Introductory text includes "Are You An Indian? Do You Want An Education? If So Enroll In A Government Indian Training School, Do Both Your Hand Work And Your Head Work Well, Behave Properly, And You Will Have Your Desire. Applicants For Admission Must Be At Least One Fourth Indian Blood, They Must Be Not Less Than Fourteen Years Old And They Must Be Healthy." Covers have some wear with three pieces gone from edge of front cover and a few small pieces gone from back cover. VG. Contents are Exc. Interesting perspective on our treatment of Native Americans at the beginning of the 20th century. From the Richard Merkin Collection and comes with Hake's COA.