Chicago Normal School of Physical Education - Scarab Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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SCARAB WAPO-THE GUIDING LIGHT GF WETQMACHEK Vxfapo, whose charm rests in her spontaneous smile of friendliness and good fellowship fever ready to come to the surfaccj is the staunch friend of every true Wetoniachek Camper. Wapti is thc pilot of our Vkfinnebago, Susquehanna, Iroquois and J . - - . P. Pottowattomie tribes, safely Stteflllg us over thc 1 2 35, rough and stormy seas-standing before us always 54 x' 2 as our guiding light and ideal. She has shown each of us the value and true worth of real friend' lx ship and has taught us its meaning, She has shown E us how much each moment at Wettiiiiachek means W.,- and because of you, Wapti, Wettiiiiachek will bc '- -' A one of our loveliest memories to look back upon. CEWIN OUR IDEAL-ALLARGUNDCAMPER Who would it be, who could it be but Ray? No doubt in anyone's mind, no need for second thought. A winning personality and an ever will- ingness to help to the best of .her ability, made .- Ray everyones friend. Always ready to drop her ...sg work to assist a campmate and always happy in Q seeing others happy, ' 1 Y Any undertaking was assured success if she was io ' in the lead. She was one of the few that excelled f in all camp activities. All these tive characteristics made Ray deserving of the highest honor that camp has to offer. Page sixtywlifee QLQQJUQLQQSQQLQQEQ NINETEEN TWENTY SEVEN Q.Q53Q2Q,-153833

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SCARAB QiQ3 THE CGUNSELORS Top rmuiOshkidi, Miss Zobel. Koda. Miss Dalrymple, Eagin, Awakon, M. Faulkenberg Bottom row-Miska. Okepi, Niwauna, Akago, Medamin, Teka, Taloa Center from-Big Chief Wapo Most of us knew each other before going to Camp: but, it was difficult getting acquainted with the counselors. Lacking knowledge of the Indian language as most of us did, it was a while before we attached the names of Wapo, Koda, Okepi, Akago, Teka, Awakon, Eagin, Niwauna, Medamin, Taloa, and Miska, to the proper people. Most of us though, after a time, were able to use the names of the respective counselors with no hestitation and we no longer said Awakon when we really meant Akago. Vile treasure in our memories thoughts of hour counselors as is was under their guidance that we were safely steered through the rough seas of Camp. Page sixtyftwo NINETEEN TWENTY SEVEN 353333333

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BES2 SCARAB ,A ,AU PCTTCWATTOMIE TRIBE Dorothy jenkins, Chief, Notowah Rachel Kirschbaum, Scribe, Cewiii Trip Rowilienderson, Rosenhand. Clark, Erickson, Delaney, Jansen, Dubin, Sunderland, Carson, Miller, Herrick, Fairbanks. Second Row-Hofman. Steinholf, Evans, Turner, Daebelliehn, Wanzer, Blattner, Curtin, Giblin, Galvin, Barker. Pottowattomies, Pottowattomies, we love you, we do, With your red so bright and gay, You'll never fade away. When we are blue We'll dream of you. Pottowattomies, Pottovvattomies, we love you, we do. - all ,Ei few-Q-.h,,,,, ,,, .,-1QvQim5,,g'1:. WMM- , A , . -- i:se,,.gm'5,,:-,way -, - 5. if :'Ei?f5Q3i'w , :X :ssl z rr Q ez. S . f fssegpg-Q:Ar.?:55.f - ,Qu ,-ASQ.. 5,112,549 mv-.ivf 1 my wwf , , sf ,- - veg, , , fi ,, 5 fy .1121 .ra :H -xi, ,.,r , ,.,.-,c, X A - Q-we-,ts U , t , ',Jf,!,Q Wear., i ou , ,. 4 ' or -vi ' , , ..,i. X X lc, ,A , E . .1 x ig' ' x CEWIN Page sixtyffour NINETEEN TWENTY SEVEN SLG,-,f'j13 L3QQi9