Saileen was in her first play. The play dramatized an ancient story, retold around camp fires and carved into totem poles by the Snohomish tribe of the Pacific Northwest. The legend tells of a time when the seven Native American tribes of the region joined with the birds and forest animals to solve the problem of a lowering sky. The seven chiefs put aside their differences in language and customs to push the sky back into its place so the people and animals could live their lives without constantly bumping into the clouds.
Saileen is in the picture on the left with a curly bow in her hair. You can see her head just to the left of the boy in the blue.
She had so much fun, we had fun watching her!!
More about the play in this link, they made the Daily Herald!!