BRIGHAM CITY — The Inter- | Student guides will mountain Indian School will cele- academic and vocation show guests al classes in brate its 10th anniversary with an ; ‘ fee 4. aS action and the dormitories, which open house April 22 from 1 to 9 are the students’ home away from p.m. The school’s Rainbow Indian | home. “The public jis cordially invite Dance Club and band and chorus d | and we know they will find this a will entertain throughout the day most inte resting experience,’’ Mr. and evening. Tommaney said. Many’ exhibits have been preThe Intermountain Schoo opened pared, according to Thomas TomManey, acting school superintend- its doors to 500 Navaho students on Jan. 1, 1950 and since that time its ent, including Indian arts and crafts enrollment has grown to 2,200, makand the story of the school’s edu- in g it the largest school of its kind cation. and recreation programs. in the world, according to Mr. To mManey. e Visitors are requested to. register in Building 81 where al ca mpus tours will start. eed > =_——_— Fee ~ aren hs Oe mL Kes _ ’ as - , q wy or fee v_ * ae bees ‘ 0 & ae y% f 4 ° 7