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[Gabriel Sanguez in pilot house of the powerboat McGill Lake, South Slavey Dene man on right, 1952. From 1951 to 1952 the powerboat's name was changed from Merry Jane to McGill Lake. Caption taken in part from The People of Denendeh: ethnohistory of the Indians of Canada's Northwest Territories by June Helm, pages 78 and 317.]

[Having some brew, Jean Marie River, 1952. (From left to right) Teresa Carterette, Charles Gargan, Gabriel Sanguez (in pilot house), Johnny Sanguez (standing) and Louis Norwegian (wearing hat) on the powerboat, brew pots in the foreground. From 1951 to 1952 the powerboat's name was changed from Merry Jane to McGill Lake because Johnny [Sanguez?] was caught with brew on the boat by the police. "That's what we do when there's bad luck." Caption taken from The People of Denendeh: ethnohistory of the Indians of Canada's Northwest Territories by June Helm, pages 78 and 317.]

[In the hold of the Jean Marie River powerboat [the McGill Lake], 1952. South Slavey Dene children in background. Caption taken in part from The People of Denendeh: ethnohistory of the Indians of Canada's Northwest Territories by June Helm, page 38.]

[In the hold of the Jean Marie River powerboat [the McGill Lake], 1952. The little girl to the right is Margaret Norwegian. South Slavey Dene women and baby. Caption taken in part from The People of Denendeh: ethnohistory of the Indians of Canada's Northwest Territories by June Helm, page 38.]

[Johnny Sanguez on the powerboat McGill Lake, Jean Marie River, 1952. Identification taken from The People of Denendeh: ethnohistory of the Indians of Canada's Northwest Territories by June Helm, page 78.]

[Johnny Sanguez with violin, Jean Marie River, 1952. His brother Gabriel is behind him in the pilot house of the powerboat [the McGill Lake]. Caption from The People of Denendeh: ethnohistory of the Indians of Canada's Northwest Territories by June Helm, page 78.]

[Having some brew, Jean Marie River, 1952. (From left to right) June Helm, Teresa Carterette, Gabriel Sanguez (in the pilot house), Johnny Sanguez (with violin) on the powerboat, brew pots in the foreground. From 1951 to 1952 the powerboat's name was changed from Merry Jane to McGill Lake because Johnny [Sanguez?] was caught with brew on the boat by the police. "That's what we do when there's bad luck." Caption taken from The People of Denendeh: ethnohistory of the Indians of Canada's Northwest Territories by June Helm, pages 78 and 317.]

[South Slavey Dene boy standing on the powerboat the McGill Lake, Jean Marie River, 1952.]

[Gabriel Sanguez standing on the powerboat the McGill Lake, Jean Marie River, 1952. Identification from The People of Denendeh: ethnohistory of the Indians of Canada's Northwest Territories by June Helm, page 78.]

[South Slavey Dene boy (on dock or pier?), Jean Marie River, 1952.]

[Two South Slavey Dene men carrying river buoy?, Jean Marie River, 1952.]

[South Slavey Dene family including man, woman, boy and girl, in canoe, Jean Marie River, 1952.]

[South Slavey Dene family including man, woman, boy and girl, in canoe, Jean Marie River, 1952.]

[South Slavey Dene family including man, woman, boy and girl, in canoe, Jean Marie River, 1952.]

[Group of South Slavey Dene men standing around the powerboat the McGill Lake, Jean Marie River, 1952. From 1951 to 1952 the powerboat's name was changed from Merry Jane to McGill Lake. Caption taken in part from The People of Denendeh: ethnohistory of the Indians of Canada's Northwest Territories by June Helm, page 317.]

[Group of South Slavey Dene men standing around the powerboat the McGill Lake which is on skids, Jean Marie River, 1952. From 1951 to 1952 the powerboat's name was changed from Merry Jane to McGill Lake. Caption taken in part from The People of Denendeh: ethnohistory of the Indians of Canada's Northwest Territories by June Helm, page 317.]

[South Slave family, including man, girl, boy and baby, in front of tent, (possibly Louie Norwegian and his children) Jean Marie River. 1951-52]

[Cecile Sanguez sits on the ground holding a cup. "She was the old mother for us all.", Jean Marie River, 1952. Quoted from Louis Norwegian, caption taken from The people of Denendeh: ethnohistory of the Indians of Canada's Northwest Territories, by June Helm, page 46.]

[Jimmy Sanguez pulling two dogs down gangplank to shore, another dog has fallen into the water. Jean Marie River. 1951-52]

[Man (Gabriel Sanguez) holding log on his shoulder, Jean Marie River. 1951-52]