1. Welcome back toNative American Pow Wow Dance and Song ClassClass II, Oct. 21, 2014every Tue nite, 6:30-8:30pinstructor: Marvin Mo Doogie Pair 2. Class 1 (10/14): History and Background of the modern Pow WowClass 2 (10/21): Pow Wow descriptionClass 3 (10/28): Pow Wow etiquette, dance styles and clothesClass 4 (11/4): Tribal-specific dancesPotential class trip to Austin Pow Wow: Nov. 8, 2014Class 5 (11/11): Pow Wow song elucidated 3. Class Introductions 4. NDN time 5. Ref: Browner, Heartbeat of the People 6. Ref: Browner, Heartbeat of the People 7. source: Lassiter's The Power of Kiowa SongGourd dance space, but a good ex. ofsouthern dance or pow wow space 8. Pow wow officials:MC or emceeArena Director or ADHead Man DancerHead Lady DancerHead Gourd Dancer (frequently in the South)Head Singer or Host Drum 9. Mr. Tim Tallchief, MCphoto: Lenny Medina 10. Mr. Tim Tallchief, Mobile MCphoto: Summer Rae Morgan 11. photo: National Powwow via facebookArena Director, Darsh De Silva 12. photo: National Powwow via facebookDarsh talking with the MC, National Powwow, 2014 13. photo: www.indystar.comNorthern Head Man Dancer, National Powwow, 2014Rodney First Strike 14. photo: Arnold PerezAmy Lewis: Head Lady Dancer atMo's and B's Wedding Round Dance, 2013 15. photo: Ed BlauveltLenny Medina, Veteran and local Head Gourd Dancer 16. Enemy Horsephoto: Galen Holder 17. Pow wow order of events:-Grand entry-Flag Song-Invocation-Post colors-Veterans' song-Round dance or soldier danceMC-dictated:-Intertribals-Social dances-Exhibition dances-Honor dances-Contest 18. photo: National Powwow, via facebookGrand Entry at National Pow Wow 2014 19. photo: National Powwow, via facebookFlag song rendering at National Pow Wow 2014