1991 Summer
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Published on 06/1/1991
ON THE COVER
Carla Goseyun (White Mountain Apache) stands with her godmother, Phoebe Cromwell, receiving special blessings and prayers during a traditional Apache Sunrise Ceremony. Photo by Fred Hirschmann.
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ON THE COVERCarla Goseyun (White Mountain Apache) stands with her godmother, Phoebe Cromwell, receiving special blessings and prayers during a traditional Apache Sunrise Ceremony. Photo by Fred Hirschmann.
1991 Summer Table of Contents
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ON THE COVER
Carla Goseyun (White Mountain Apache) stands with her godmother, Phoebe Cromwell, receiving special blessings and prayers during a traditional Apache Sunrise Ceremony. Photo by Fred Hirschmann.
ON THE BACK COVER
Tom Gray (Iroquois) makes a pack basket during Friendship Days at North American Indian Traveling College on Cornwall Island, Akwesasne, Mohawk Nation. Story page 52.
FEATURES
Carla’s Sunrise
A detailed look at the traditional coming-of-age Sunrise Ceremony of Carla Goseyun, as practiced by the White Mountain Apache of Arizona. By Anna Early Goseyun, Carla’s mother and a White Mountain Apache Tribal Juvenile Judge. Large number of photos by Fred Hirschmann.
Shared Visions
Part one of excerpts from a major exhibition and catalog of a touring collection of leading Native fine artists of the early 20th century organized by the Heard Museum of Phoenix. By Rennard Strickland and Margaret Archuleta, with art by Ernest Spybuck (Shawnee), Carl Sweezy (Arapaho), W. Richard West (Southern Cheyenne), Pablita Velarde (Santa Clara Pueblo) and James Moses (Inupiat).
Sacred Circle
An exploration of the famed Medicine Wheel in the Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming, home of the Crow people. By John G. Watts. Photos by Corson Hirschfeld.
Connecting Native Villages
The “bush pilots” of Alaska, including Ellen Paneok (Inupiat), are the lifeline to the world for many isolated Alaskan Native villages. Story and photos by Fred Hirschmann.
Roadways to Native America
The lands of the Iroquois longhouse of New York are explored. By Christina B. Johannsen, director of the Iroquois Indian Museum, Schoharie, New York.
DEPARTMENTS
Guest Essay
A call for a national year of reconciliation in 1992 to help mend the wounds still dividing America. By Tim Giago (Lakota).
Book Reviews
One House, One Voice, One Heart: Native American Education at the Santa Fe Indian School, by Sally Hyer; Totem Pole, by Diane Hoyt-Goldsmith; and Wisdomkeepers: Meetings with Native American Spiritual Elders, by Harvey Arden and Steve Wall. By Alan Tack.
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ON THE COVERCarla Goseyun (White Mountain Apache) stands with her godmother, Phoebe Cromwell, receiving special blessings and prayers during a traditional Apache Sunrise Ceremony. Photo by Fred Hirschmann.
ON THE BACK COVER
Tom Gray (Iroquois) makes a pack basket during Friendship Days at North American Indian Traveling College on Cornwall Island, Akwesasne, Mohawk Nation. Story page 52.
FEATURES
Carla’s Sunrise
A detailed look at the traditional coming-of-age Sunrise Ceremony of Carla Goseyun, as practiced by the White Mountain Apache of Arizona. By Anna Early Goseyun, Carla’s mother and a White Mountain Apache Tribal Juvenile Judge. Large number of photos by Fred Hirschmann.
Shared Visions
Part one of excerpts from a major exhibition and catalog of a touring collection of leading Native fine artists of the early 20th century organized by the Heard Museum of Phoenix. By Rennard Strickland and Margaret Archuleta, with art by Ernest Spybuck (Shawnee), Carl Sweezy (Arapaho), W. Richard West (Southern Cheyenne), Pablita Velarde (Santa Clara Pueblo) and James Moses (Inupiat).
Sacred Circle
An exploration of the famed Medicine Wheel in the Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming, home of the Crow people. By John G. Watts. Photos by Corson Hirschfeld.
Connecting Native Villages
The “bush pilots” of Alaska, including Ellen Paneok (Inupiat), are the lifeline to the world for many isolated Alaskan Native villages. Story and photos by Fred Hirschmann.
Roadways to Native America
The lands of the Iroquois longhouse of New York are explored. By Christina B. Johannsen, director of the Iroquois Indian Museum, Schoharie, New York.
DEPARTMENTS
Guest Essay
A call for a national year of reconciliation in 1992 to help mend the wounds still dividing America. By Tim Giago (Lakota).
Book Reviews
One House, One Voice, One Heart: Native American Education at the Santa Fe Indian School, by Sally Hyer; Totem Pole, by Diane Hoyt-Goldsmith; and Wisdomkeepers: Meetings with Native American Spiritual Elders, by Harvey Arden and Steve Wall. By Alan Tack.
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