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August 1977 Community
8-1-77 Harlem Susie went to see Rocky at the Harlem Theatre with Gordon and Edith. There were a lot of people from Hays there. People cheered during the boxing scenes. Edith said that people around here are really into boxing. Glen and Dory boxed for a while. Edith said that she was a nervous wreck when they fought. Harlem 8-1-77 Jim and Beatrice’s Beatrice said that when old man Al First Sound came around to choose the dancers he sure scared some of the young kids. He

Sandy Siegel
May 924 min read


August 1977 The Second Year
In August, Susie and I would have lived in Hays and worked at the mission for a year. With this milestone, I am going to refocus my blogs from the ordinary and day to day life in Hays and on Ft. Belknap to the more out of the ordinary. My blogs will spend more time on unique events, ceremonies, and rituals. I am also going to focus my writing more on the conversations I had on a regular basis with people. During the first year, we became very close to people in the community.

Sandy Siegel
Apr 2521 min read


July 1977: Bureau of Indian Affairs – An Important Perspective
7-11-77 trailer At noon Chuck came to our trailer. We were surprised to see him. This was the first time he had come to see us. He’s a friend of ours from Billings. We met him through Susie’s father. Long story. He is an Oneida Indian. The tribe is from New York, but the government moved them to Wisconsin. He was born on the Pine Ridge Reservation. His father worked for the BIA for years. When he was very young, his family moved to Riverside, California where his father was

Sandy Siegel
Apr 1254 min read
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