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

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SCARAB IRQQUUIS TRIBE Anne Purcell, Chief, Oheka Constance Whipper, Scribe Top RL'flL'+I.ighIhLPldCf, Scldcnrust, XVilke, Sadowski, Hadluek, Case, Roth, Becker, Dunn, Larson, Scharll, Wtwods. 2 Second Row-Lester, Ruddy, Wolfe, Von Seggern, Davidson, Cross, Litvm, Gaut, Waller, Porter, Diettl, As we gather round the tire Our dear tribe to praise Sun is slowly setting On us falls its rays. lries we will help you And try in all our work and play To be 21 loyal tribe to you, To your ideals be true, Oh, Iroquois. L. k. OHEKA Page sixtyaseuen BESQQLGQSQQSQQBQ NINETEEN TWENTY SEVEN QQJEIQQZEEQQEU

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33323433 333333 SCARAB QE3kfiEwi9QE3B33 WINNEBAGO TRIBE julia Bihlmeier, Chief, Kedan Hazel Lowry, Scribe, Inowen 'Top Row-Hibbs, Watsrmn. Stringer. Brown, Kuglin, Svebilius, Francis. Clark. Hopman, LeSage, Fash. 'f Second Row-Colby, Johnson, Shepler. Crane, Reding, Hopkins, Bruegger. Thain, 0'Malley, Limback, Greeen. The dearest tribe of all the tribes in this whole camp to me, It is the tribe of the emerald green, The fulfillment of our dreams. It has the might, It has the fight, And it will surely win, Q Through thick and thin, we'll wear a grin, For our dear old Winiiie tribe. 2 N23--K --: i wg xx, gi , A ' lf: V, , ,Q 215, Us X X, Ser.. an .1-Shawn. N '. xeifwxeagxsiss- Page sixtyfsix INOWEN 3335353333 NINETEEN TWENTY SEVEN 33383393339

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ewweapfeaeagweyy SCARAB eagyeyeeyyewa A GARDEN PARTY A reception is about to be given in honor of the engagement of Patricia Cavenaugh to Dirk Hamilton who has played with the love of many ladies, among them a Gypsy dancer, Amarylla, who is to dance at this party. This party is very successful until Amarylla enters. She recognizes and is recoge nized by her errant lover, which Patricia notices but is soon reconciled. Amarylla, torn between fear and love, returns to the deserted garden in an effort to see Dirk. He notices her and she pleads with him for love and is given gold instead. Her love ideal shattered she does one last mad dance of despair and falls lifeless to the ground. PARTING The chief called his Pottowatolnie tribes together for a last ceremonial and exf plained how the white man's government had planned to give them aid and prof tcction. The Indians implored the Great Spirit through the beseeching dance of a maiden, to send a sign of his approval. In response came three happy, peaceful spirits, blessing and soothing the question' ing hearts. The chief's work being finished, he stepped into the waiting canoe and drifted far over the vvide waters to meet the Great Spirit. .B J r . '- 1 -T' '. MQW e, . , F 1. 's Page sixtyfeiglit B353 NINETEEN TWENTY SEVEN QQ2730 BQ45i9