ndered how many non-Indian Traditionally it was easy for wi wonder about modern day whites to step into Indian territory, “@sand their life style and the dices. I wondered about all but now with a different purpose it appears to be difficult. Pow-wows Indian people. The may be strange to ears. But the pace the beat is easy to ws and Indian gatherings. I ied what they see and what ant to know. If we Indians Hf Hollywood of stereotyping We, It appears that we now a 2 peed to show our os the pale faces oe F elines al pow-wows attitude is proud and strong. If you want to know about Indians, ask one of our students at Weber State College about his or medal h 4 4. her tribe. Ask about ceremonies that are regularly performed. Ask ne 7 to dance, still those hard the were lly mder and curiousity. When announces that everyone Miss Indian Weber State College Cordelia Abel. She replaces Modesta Tsinniginne who held that honor last year. I saw Cordelia at tunes and unaccustomed isn’t hard and read. And the . — : the pow-wow at the University of Utah and was proud to know her. about pow-wows. hoes are firmly planted on “aiiges of of activity activity. muiges ieee | We are particularly honored at this campus to have as our delegate are a nice way to begin appreciating words eee at the ee ei | ... forthe future Story and photos by Jeanniei Young 2d Ww re:sh ) or rious : und ; “ws ing : he . ind s) in : » rest es on SSH SSS it of lt CKO < e lust th ae. LOA Sa d Ss ; s Miss Indian Tsinniginne, passed her for her reign ign : ts ars ; SS Aijoncer from Brigham skifieber. : Young s * Weber State College, Modesta (top) reigned during ‘80-81. She crown to Cordelia Abel, below in 81-82. in’ ae University s Page/