Former Kiowa Tribal Princesses

News and Media

• "Kiowa Princess election powwow to be held Saturday" Anadarko Daily News, May 24, 2007
• "Chalepah vies for princess title" Anadarko Daily News, April 2007
• 2006-2007 Outgoing information, Anadarko Daily News, March 22, 2007
• "Paukei is named Kiowa Princess" Anadarko Daily News, June 20, 2006
• Picture, Joy Flores, Native Peoples, Winter 2005
• "Kiowa Princess" Anadarko Daily News, August 3-4, 2002
• "Taylor named new Kiowa princess" Anadarko Daily News, April 02, 2002
• "Taylor seeks honor as Kiowa princess" Anadarko Daily News, March 16-17, 2002
• "Princess title sought by Torres" Anadarko Daily News, March 16-17, 2002
• "Three seek princess title" Anadarko Daily News, March 9, 2001
• "Kiowa princess selected" Lawton Constitution, April 21, 1999
• "Poolaw to serve as '99 Kiowa Princess" Anadarko Daily News, February 1999
• "Pageant Winner Named" The Oklahoman, April 13, 1998
• "Sharon Jean Bailey Day" The Oklahoman, July 19, 1996
• "Spring Powwow Planned at OCU Saturday" The Oklahoman, March 27, 1996
• Magazine Issue Cover, Kiowa Lynn Dupoint, Native Peoples, Summer 1993
• "OU Indian Group's Powwow Saturday" The Oklahoman, November 22, 1991
• "Sorority to Hold Benefit Powwow" The Oklahoman, August 7, 1987
• "Indian heritage pride aim of benefit powwow" The Oklahoman, February 18, 1983
• "Dancing to Honor Princess" The Oklahoman, July 29, 1979
• "Kiowa Tribe Sets Election" The Oklahoman, June 4, 1977
• "...Oklahoma off to Australia" The Oklahoman, April 11, 1976
• "Nixon Counsellor to Join OCLA Bicentennial Event" The Oklahoman, July 7, 1974
• "Indian Show Parade Treated to Sprinkle" The Oklahoman, August 23, 1970
• "The Kiowa Gourd Clan's 12th annual..." The Oklahoman, July 2, 1969
• "Kiowas Select Pow-wow Date" The Oklahoman, April 27, 1969
• "Princess Contest Deadline May 2" The Oklahoman, April 5, 1968
• "Kiowas Pick New Princess" The Oklahoman, June 11, 1967
• "Kiowa Princess Title Sought by 6" The Oklahoman, June 4, 1967
• "Sooner Hero Named Color Bearer" The Oklahoman, July 13, 1966
• "American Indian Exposition Slated" The Oklahoman, July 9, 1965
• "Indians to Honor 'Mr. Exposition'" The Oklahoman, July 14, 1963
• Picture, Mary Kodaseet, The Oklahoman, August 18, 1962
• "Pawnee Powwow Princess Chosen" The Oklahoman, July 9, 1962
• Picture, Audrey Palmer, The Oklahoman, November 12, 1961
• "Tribal Princesses Selected for Show" The Oklahoman, July 31, 1961
• "Carnegie Girl Indian Queen" The Oklahoman, May 1, 1960
• "Dancers Going to Washington" The Oklahoman, March 27, 1960
• Picture, Marion Kaulaity, The Oklahoman, September 4, 1958
• "Rodeo Royalty Hopefuls Set" The Oklahoman, July 16, 1958
• Picture, Thomascina Tsoodle, The Oklahoman, August 18, 1957
• Picture, Thomascina Tsoodle, The Oklahoman, August 16, 1957
• "Indians Name 13 Princesses" The Oklahoman, July 19, 1954
• "Indians Name Princesses for Festival" The Oklahoman, July 17, 1953
• "Kiowa Princess Contest Draws 5 Candidates" The Oklahoman, June 1, 1952
• "Indian Girls Have Festive Role" The Oklahoman, August 20, 1951
• "Indian Show Crowds Watch Tribal Dancers" The Oklahoman, August 15, 1951
• "Princesses Named for Exposition" The Oklahoman, June 2, 1951
• "Princess Will Attend Annual Indian Show" The Oklahoman, June 26, 1950
• "Cameron Crowns Grid Queen Today" The Oklahoman, November 7, 1947
• "Tribes Name 8 Princesses for Exposition" The Oklahoman, August 4, 1946
• "Vivian Saunkeah Is Bride" The Oklahoman, February 9, 1944
• Picture, Vivian Saunkeah, The Oklahoman, June 29, 1943
• Picture, Evalu Ware, The Oklahoman, May 22, 1943
• "First Kiowa Indian Girl Receives Sooner Sheepskin" The Oklahoman, May 28, 1942
• "10,000 Attend Indian Show Opening" The Oklahoman, August 21, 1941
• Picture, Evalu Ware, The Oklahoman, August 21, 1941
• Picture, Vivian Saunkeah, The Oklahoman, June 14, 1941
• Picture, Vivian Saunkeah, The Oklahoman, June 20, 1940
• "Indian Girl Trio Leaves for Fair" The Oklahoman, August 13, 1939
• "Anadarko Queen To Be Feted Today" The Oklahoman, August 12, 1939
• "State Indian Fair Is Ready" The Oklahoman, September 2, 1936