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Kindergarten Teacher with Class
Mrs. Stalter, the kindergarten teacher, with her morning class at the Warm Springs Agency in Oregon.
Teacher and Students
Mrs. Moors, a school teacher, with both of her classes at the Warm Springs Agency in Oregon.
Teacher with Class
Miss Wentworth, a teacher, with her afternoon advanced class at the Warm Springs Agency in Oregon.
Teacher with Class
Miss Wentworth, a teacher, with her morning advanced class at the Warm Springs Agency in Oregon.
Matron, Assistant and Children
Mrs. Briggs, the matron, and Mrs. Pit, her assistant, gather with young girls in front of the dormitory at the Warm Springs Agency in Oregon.
