(front) Joy Flores. Taken on the Mall, Washinton, DC; following a performance in Indian Sign Language for the 150th Birthday Celebration of the Smithsonian.
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| Oklahoma Native American You Choir | ||||||||||||||||||
| A group of young Kiowa girls who perform Indian Sign Language to modern and patriotic songs.; The group started in early 1992 as representatives of a portion of the Kiowa culture. | ||||||||||||||||||
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| They've grown up since that performance in Washington DC. | ||||||||||||||||||
| Pictured: Terri Poahway, Megan Stone, Tracy Poahway and (front) Joy Flores. Taken on the Mall, Washinton, DC; following a performance in Indian Sign Language for the 150th Birthday Celebration of the Smithsonian. |
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| The Lyrical Dance girls in the group: Terri Poahway, Alyssa LaPierre and Joy Flores | ||||||||||||||||||
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