Southside High School - Edsonian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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'?+- .'-.?4Z+JE'. EC+JEfrfC+Ja'E'.-TeC+TSE' 'E-.f4C+lrE'F.!+J?F.-'!ffC+1E'.-'K+JfwE' INDIAN VIC-NETTES INDIANS Alas, for them--their day has past! Faithful, true, until the last, No moreishall deer with leap and bound, Be hunted in their native ground, No more shall ring the 'echoes shrill From valley and from wooded hill. Long since the campfire's gleaming ray Has ceased to turn night into day, For now their lives can thrill no more: Alas for them-their day is o'er! ' Davis Phelps AN INDIAN LOVE SONG Come with me by waters rippling, Come with me by cooling stream, In my birch bark we'll go drifting Where the silvery moonlight beam. Come and leave the campfire glowing, Come with me when comes the dew, In my birch bark we'll go drifting In the rnoonlight-just we two. Davis Phelps A CALL T0 PRAYER Upon a height there stands a brave, A red skin, true and tall, The silence of the eventide Re-echoes loud his call: The hills their master echo back, The forests in their calm Lend back a singing voice to him- It is the caving psalm. From far across the arid space The prairies sun-burned sod, There comes the call to worship all, The Mystery-the great God, Praise be to thee, Great Mystery, Blest be the Indians 'roundg Praise be the day when thou shalt call Us to thy Hunting Ground. Davis Phelps 111: GOD SUN Far beyond the blue horizon Comes the sun at break of day, Far beyond the blue horizon Goes the sun still on his way. Great God Sun, to whom are praises, Come again with shining ray, All the tribe bows down before thee- Bring to us another day. Davis Phelps