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Cherokee Nation Youth Choir and Cherokee Color Guard Kickoff the Championship games of the 7th Annual Cherokee Nation Classic
The Cherokee National Youth Choir sang the national anthem at our Warner Eagle Cherokee Classic basketball tourney Monday night. This choir consists of youth of Cherokee descent who sing gospel music in the Cherokee language as well as other traditional Cherokee songs. The directors are Mary Kay Henderson and Kandise Byrd-Boney. The choir travels all over the nation singing and celebrating Cherokee Culture. There are two Warner students that are members of the choir; Kynlee Wren is a Warner ninth grader and Addison Hummingbird is a senior at WHS. Warner appreciates your attendance!
Cherokee Nation Veterans’ Color Guard presented the colors of our state and nations Monday night at our basketball tournament finals. The Cherokee Nation Veterans’ Color Guard is an independent, non-profit organization that is funded mostly by the Cherokee Nation. This group attends Cherokee Nation events like groundbreakings, veterans’ meetings, conference openings, parades, holiday activities, and other Cherokee Nation events. The Cherokee Nation Color Guard also attends funeral services for Cherokee veterans where they present the family with a Cherokee flag. Pictured are members Jennifer McAffery, David Floyd, and Chrystal Pitterman. Thank you for your service of our great nation and to the citizens of the Cherokee Nation. Cherokee Nation Veterans’ Color Guard presented the colors of our state and nations Monday night at our basketball tournament finals. The Cherokee Nation Veterans’ Color Guard is an independent, non-profit organization that is funded mostly by the Cherokee Nation. This group attends Cherokee Nation events like groundbreakings, veterans’ meetings, conference openings, parades, holiday activities, and other Cherokee Nation events. The Cherokee Nation Color Guard also attends funeral services for Cherokee veterans where they present the family with a Cherokee flag. Pictured are members Jennifer McAffery, David Floyd, and Chrystal Pitterman. Thank you for your service of our great nation and to the citizens of the Cherokee Nation.
