The Hasinai Society
The Hasinai Society is an organization that works to preserve
traditional Caddo culture and pass these traditions on to the younger
generations. The Hasinai society travels all over the state of Oklahoma to
participate in dances, and in the past several years danced with the
Delaware, Yuchi, Creek, Absentee Shawnee, Kiowa, Comanche, and Wichita
tribes. The Hasinai Society also performs exhibition dances here in
Oklahoma, as well as in Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas. The leader of the
organization is Shirley Gouge. Shirley can be reached at (405) 656-2344 or
by email at menden27@yahoo.com.
“Hasinai Society Chooses New Princess”
The Hasinai Society is please to announce
Naomie Paddlety has been chosen as the new Hasinai Princess for 2007 - 2009.
The Little Miss Hasinai Society
Princess for 2007 - 2009 is
Shayna
Howery.
Shayna Fay Howery, Little Miss Hasinai Society is an enrolled member of the Caddo Nation, and is of Comanche and Choctaw decent. Shayna is the daughter of Bryan Kitchen and Shelby Howery, her Maternal grandparents are Shirley Wauqua-Howery-Gouge and Thomas Howery, Pateranl grandmother is Ann Kitchen. Etta Whitebead-Shemayme & Roscoe Shemayme, Ikey Reece Wauqua, David & Ruth Howery are her Maternal Great-Great-Grandparents.
Shayna is 7 years old and has been with the Hasinai Society since she was born. She enjoys dancing at pow wows. Shayna attends the Anadarko Public Schools.
HASINAI SUMMER YOUTH CAMP
Mark your calendars: The third week in June is the Hasinai Summer Youth camp. All students are welcomed to participate. Contact Shirley Gouge at (405) 656-2344 or by email at menden27@yahoo.com.
Hasinai Summer Youth Camp Information
2010 Summer Youth Camp Photos
2008 Hasinai photo gallery
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