Cherokee Cultural Society of Houston |
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Color Guard
Flags were flying in Alvin, Texas for the United States, Texas, Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma and the POW/MIA. |
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Head Staff
Grand Entry - Friday |
Grand Entry - Friday |
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Our Arena Directo was Steve Triplett, assisted by Lem Guthery |
Our Master of Ceremony was Barry Langley and |
Our Head Singer and Drummer was Davie Johnson of the Ala. Coushatta of Livingston, Texas. |
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Grand Entry
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This is one of the most beautiful moment of the Pow Wow! The dancers are dressed in bright colors and are ready to dance. |
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Dance Time!
Gourd Dance is used to cleanse the arena. |
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Veterans Dance is to honor all veterans of any military service. |
Inter-Tribal Dance is for all to join in and |
Cherokee Two Step is a dance that the woman asks the man. |
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Awards Pictures, Behind the Scene Pictures
Email us; cherokeeshouston@yahoo.com
Pow-wow pictures are courtesy of Vidal Rivera and Lem Guthery.
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This site maintained by Annette Elkins Brown
Last updated on
May 14, 2007