Posters -- 20th century; Sitting Bull, 1831-1890; Geronimo, 1829-1909; Drums; Hair -- Social aspects; Indian art -- South Dakota; Indian youth -- South Dakota; Indians -- Mixed descent; Middle schools -- South Dakota; Nativistic movements -- United...
Older elementary students (5 girls and 1 boy) with drum in room adorned with native symbols -- Eye of God (Ojo de Dios) and posters depicting (left to right) Geronimo, Sitting Bull, man praying with pipe, and prayer in Dakota...
Sitting Bull, 1831-1890; Sun Dance; Indian featherwork -- South Dakota; Indian embroidery -- South Dakota; Indian art -- South Dakota; Herbs; Posters -- 20th century; Indian textile fabrics -- North America; Weaving;
Russel Loud Hawk pointing to Lakota-style Eye of God (Ojo de Dios) with Sun Dance accessories on wall next to Sitting Bull poster Verso caption: black Hills Claims, Russel Loud Hawk 1/12/1980 Notes by Archivist: Eye of God (Ojo de Dios) is a...
Indian Camps; Tipis -- North Dakota; Tipis -- South Dakota; Indian children -- South Dakota; Indian women -- North Dakota; Indian women -- South Dakota;
Children -- South Dakota -- 1940-1950; Christmas trees; Christmas -- Parties; Christmas -- South Dakota; Dolls; Baskets; Indian children -- South Dakota; Nuns -- South Dakota; Sisters of St. Francis of Penance and Christian Charity -- South Dakota;...
Sister Rosalie’s first grade class with gifts at Christmas tree Notes by Archivist: Published in The Indian Sentinel, back cover, December 1945. Left to right, left of tree, front, kneeling & sitting: Julia Black Feather (with basket), __ Good...