Shaker, our monkey
By: story by Indian children at the Seneca Boarding School. Ruth Leichliter, teacher ; illustrations by children themselves -- linoleum blocks by students of Art Dept., Chilocco Indian Agricultural School, Chilocco, Oklahoma ; issued by the Office of Indian Affairs, Dept. of Interior, Washington, D.C.
Contributors: Chilocco Indian Agricultural School; Leichliter, Ruth; Brandt, Rose K., ed; United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Series: Indian children's own writings / Office of Indian Affairs, Dept. of Interior
Publisher: Students in Printing, Chilocco Indian Agricultural School
Published: 1936
Place of publication: Chilocco, Oklahoma
Language: eng
Number of pages: 31
Subjects: Childrens writings, American; Indians of North America; Juvenile literature; Indian students; Literary collections; Monkies
Notes: "Edited by Rose K. Brandt, supervisor, elementary education, Office of Indian Affairs."

"A little monkey came to live at the Seneca school in eastern Oklahoma. Six and seven-year-old children took him to school every day. He learned to turn on lights--rang bells--hid their toys and made them laugh."