1989 Queen: Aretha Lajeunesse

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Summary:

1989-1990 Shoshone Indian Days Queen

Description:

Aretha Lajeunesse competed for the Queen title and was crowned the 1989 Shoshone Indian Days Queen.

1st Attendant: Francine Shoyo

2nd Attendant: Renessa Mann Yupe

Enrolled Tribe: Eastern Shoshone Tribe

Age: 19

Dance style: Women's Traditional

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People:

Aretha Lajeunesse

Protocol:

Eastern Shoshone Indian Days Pow-wow/ Public Access

Community:

Eastern Shoshone Indian Days Pow-wow

Category:

Indian Days Queen

Keywords:

Shoshone Indian Days Queen

Collections:

Eastern Shoshone Indian Days Royalty

Original Date Description:

1989 June

Original Date:

1989 June

Language:

English

Traditional Knowledge Labels:

Licensing Options:

Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)

Publisher:

Eastern Shoshone Archives

Subject:

Eastern Shoshone Indian Days Royalty, Queen Title

Format:

Digital File


	Created: Friday, February 13, 2026 - 10:00


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1988 and1989: Rennessa Mann Yupe (2nd Attendant)

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