Photo Essay | Monday, May 11, 2009

Kayla Gebeck &#8216;12 dances in the &#8220;Round Dance&#8221; at the Dartmouth Pow-Wow in moccasins she hand beaded.

Michelle Greenberg &#8216;12 shops for dresses in one of many stalls set up on College Street on Saturday afternoon.

The Native Americans at Dartmouth honored College President James Wright his wife, Susan, on Saturday afternoon. The Wrights walk alongside Jiles Pourier &#8216;08 and Eliza Yellow Bird &#8216;09.

The Dartmouth student drum group, Occom Pond Singers, performs on Sunday in Thompson Arena. The event was moved to Thompson Arena due to the weather.

Pourier and Yellow Bird, the Head Man and Head Woman of the pow-wow, dance on Sunday afternoon in Thompson Arena.

Louise Erdich &#8216;76, mother of Aza Erdrich Dorris &#8216;11 and this year&#8217;s Commencement speaker, honored mothers at the pow-wow with a short speech, followed by an honor song.

Yellow Bird recognizes the youngest dancer in the Girls Fancy category.