Sun, Nov 22 2009
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Native American history, traditions come to life Students learn Indian heritage By Cathy SpauldingPhoenix Staff Writer Dances included a Warrior Dance, to pay tribute to those who fight.
Recalling that Nov. 11 was Veteran’s Day, Whitecloud asked students, “Do you know someone in the Army? They are warriors. Do you know people who served in Iraq? Korea? Vietnam? They are warriors.” Native Americans also revere living things, plants and animals, she said. “The drum is made from skins of animals and wood from trees, living things that gave their lives so that we may use them,” she said. 
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