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

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333333333333 SCARAB 333333333333 CAMP SONGS Hail to thee NVetomachck The camp we all adore Her tribes are gay Her tribes are true - Because Wetomachek, we all love you From you we'll learn to work and play And make the best of every day For the camp of camps Is our dear Wetomachek. There is a camp at Powers Lake, Powers Lake, And for it nothing would we take, would we take For we work and play to pass the hours away, We're happy all the livelong day. for there's XVetomachek happiness, And Wetomaehek healthfulness And Wetomachek friendships That are good and true So come and join us in a cheer, in a cheer i .loin with us everyone whos here, who is here For we'll always love that camp at Powers Lake. Its bonds and ties shall never break. Yawning in the morning When the whistles bid you run Yawning in the morning When the day has just begun, The water will be cold But you know you must be bold. Oh, the yawns we're yawning In the morning. Smiling at meal time When the dining bell has rung. Smiling during work time For were always having fun. We cannot help but grin For just see the camp we're in Oh, the smiles we're smiling For it's smile time. Unk, Unk, said the little Mr. Bull Frog Unk, Unk, said the little frogies, too Unk, Unk, and they said it altogether And their eyes they blinked goo, goo. Smack, Smack, and they kissed each other Smack, Smack, just as little frogies do And he said Goodbye And she said Oh, my Unk, Unk, Smack, Smack I'm going too. Page seventyfjive 333333333 NINETEEN TWENTY SEVEN 333333333

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SCARAB - THE WINNING TRIBE Pottowattomie, Winliehagci, Susquehanna and the Iroquois, so true, all heard their Big Chief Call, all heard their Tribal Cry, and all came and entered into the spirit of Wetcuniachek. They can none of them ever forget the tournaments and stunts in which all worked so hard and which they all enjoyed. In these events each girl had par' ticipated and showed her true camp spirit hy trying to give her best so that her trihe might win. So here's to the k'Potties, I'Iere's' to their chiefg Herels to the reds Proclaimed victors over these: TCURNAMENT WEEK AT CAMP Barker Blattner Jansen Gihlin Running broad jump Running high juinp Shot put I-Iurl hall Javelin Pole vault Discus SwimmingfDiving- Tennis-- Archery I-Iorsehack ridingf PCTTIES WINNING TRACK TEAM Fairbanks Henderson Kirschhauni Erickson jenkins Miller RECCRDS TRACK RECORDS Individual winner, Agnes Kruger 14 ft. 3 in. Marjorie Case 4 ft. Marguerite Suehelins 27 it. I in. Nlarjorie Case Evelyn Erickson Louise Givogre 67 ft. 9 in. 7: ft. 2 in. 6 ft. 6 in. Gertrude Blattner 77 fri 2 in. Evelyn Erickson Kirshhaum Eroehlke 1 P Payne Scharrf runner up A Case, 17 out of 24 l Daehelleihn Page .ieifevltyfsete 1 NINETEEN TWENTY sEvEN