Sho-Ban Indian Day Royalty selected
Newly crowned Fort Hall Indian Day Queen Envy Beasley (left) with 1st attendant Tia Worley (center) and 2nd attendant Kimora Graves-Pevo on September 25.
By YVONNE WARJACK
Sho-Ban News
FORT HALL — Shoshone-Bannock Indian Day Royalty Contest featured young participants competing in several age divisions, from Tzi-Tzi Princess for children age 3 and younger to the Indian Day Queen and Warrior divisions for youth ages 13 to 17.
The pageants began with the youngest contestants and continued through the older divisions before the outgoing royalty specials and social dancing.
Indian Day Tzi-Tzi Princess K’Anna Devinney (right) with 1st attendant Avayah Burns (center) and 2nd attendant Creelyn Honena (left) at Sho-Ban Jr./Sr. High School.
At the conclusion of the royalty competition, K’Anna Devinney was named Tzi Tzi Princess, with Avayah Burns selected first attendant and Creelyn Honena second attendant.
In the Junior Princess division, Graciela Meeks was named princess, followed by Minnow Littlejohn as first attendant and Ja’Sya Nappo as second attendant.
Indian Day Junior Princess Graciela Meeks (left) with 2nd attendant Ja’Sya Nappo (center) and 1st attendant Minnow Littlejohn (right).
Trevor Perry was named Indian Day Jr. Brave.
Indian Day Jr. Brave Trevor Perry.
Paisley Pokibro was named Indian Day Princess, with Amirah Eldridge as first attendant and Launa Winap as second attendant.
Indian Day Princess Paisley Pokibro (right) with 1st attendant Amirah Eldridge (center) and 2nd attendant Launa Winap (left).
Zaiden Beasley was named Indian Day Warrior.
Indian Day Warrior Zaiden Beasley.
In the Indian Day Queen division, Envy Beasley was named Indian Day Queen, with Tia Worley selected first attendant and Kimora Graves-Pevo second attendant.
