Bacone College - Warrior Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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two Katana Kallege ,fllrrza Mater Where the Ozark foothills slumber, There the Verdigris Joins the Arkansas and murmurs Onward to the sea. Where the air is sweet with cedar There the mockingbird Sings a melody ofpraise More wonderful than words. Our beloved Alma Mater In our hearts enthroned, All hail to thee, our Alma Mater Hail, all hail, BACONE. Indian Braves and Indian Maidens Face the sunsetgold, Seeing far across the valley, Challenges unfold. Oh Great Spirit, grant us wisdom, Guide our steps aright. May our courage never waver, As we climb the heights. Our beloved Alma Mater, In our hearts enthroned. All hail to thee, our Alma Mater Hail, all hail, BACONE. Washtavks 7 Great events filled the Spirits of Bacone students during the 1972-73 year. Seasons had theirplace in bringing about the memorable moments. In the fall, baseballers held the attention of most. But that wasn't all, new faces and old acquaint- ances gathered for Pow-Wows and club meetings. Romantic thoughts floated in the air as couples disappeared into the still nights of autumn with a full moon watching as guardian. Then the dreariness ' winter chased away the colored leaves and the moon, only to bring white particles of hazardness. JJ. 'etball season opened with stars from all over the United States. The supporters watched with excitement when the players won game aftergame. During Christmas break, some left Bacone permanently, for their work was finished here. Others returned only to find the sky hanging low and more studies to be done. Then spring came, bringing the feeling of wanting to be free. The campus was alive and ready again for baseball to capture the attention of rooters. Much preparation stirred those who participated in the choir tour. Spring break brought a welcome pause, and again students returned to continue in their dreams. Even though our days may have been filled with laughter and fellowship, the school year will soon end and familiar faces now may fade away forever, but Bacone will never be forgotten in the hearts of those whose spirits were filled with these experiences. This Iunior College has something which other institutions do not have - - - people who earnestly care about a person as an individual. The faculty, staff and administration at Bacone are devoted to helping the students, whether they be Indian, Black, Caucasian, or people from across the sea. Everyone comes here with a dream in the back of his mind and ifBacone has aided in bringing out his plans forfuture thought, the purpose has been accomplished by setting the foundation.

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