Wambli Ho News
Special Pictoral Report,
The Bear Butte, South Dakota
Protection of Ceremonies Meeting
on May 10, 2003
Lakota Chief Arvol Looking Horse,
19th Generation Keeper of the Sacred White Buffalo Calf Pipe Bundle in his interview with
Wambli Ho News Staff Correspondents,
Stephanie M. Schwartz,
Akicita Nuni, and Jim Beard
May 10, 2003
Bernard Red Cherries,
Northern Cheyenne Sundance/Arrow Priest and Elk Scraper Society Headsman
Following His Interview With
Wambli Ho News Correspondents
May 10, 2003
Photographs by Jim Beard and Stephanie M. Schwartz
Wambli Ho, Voice of the Eagles
May 2003
Lakota Holy Man, Visionary,
Ambassador, Healer, and Storyteller
"Give us a blessing so that our words and actions
be one in unity, and that we will be able to listen to
each other. In doing so, we shall with good heart
walk hand in hand to face the future."
Frank Fools Crow in prayer
Before the United States Senate, 1975
Frank Fools Crow, Ceremonial Chief of the Teton Lakota, lived from 1890 to 1989. As a frequent visitor to Bear Butte, it is believed that he gained many healing powers from the mountain. His stories perpetuated the cultural richness of the Lakota poeple
and included remembrances of his uncle, Black Elk.
Fools Crow's life was dedicated to the promotion of unity and respect for all people. He will always be remembered, not only by family and friends, but by all people of color and those who had the opportunity to shake his gentle hand.... the hand of a great leader
and a great gentleman.
