Adel High School - Scarlet and Black Yearbook (Adel, IA)

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Last of all our Squaws and Chieftains Comes Squaw Warren, very cheerful. She has a voice like falling water, Teaches how to give the war song, Leads the singing at our Pow-Wows, fWhen we have themj ?? ? ? ? 9 ? ? Waves the tomahawk to keep time by, Makes us open wide our voices, Down our tongues and up epiglottis. Heap fine singers we will yet be. CPI Teaches all this and heap much moreg How to play the tam-tams, Castanets and Indian war drums, I-low to play the piano: Hold the hands upon the keyboard, Strike the notes with Hngers just so. Great is Squaw Warren among the great Ends the song of Hiawatha. Now the great ones all are mentioned. Dismissed is the quick-called council, For the campf1re's glow is dying. Go tell other tribes around us Of our powerful Squaws and Chieftains, Who dwell, loved by all among us, In the tribe of old Adelians. 0l'lCS. R. V.'l7

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