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

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THF S CJ R.-I B 'fix My Jig Twp Ie0'li T'lR.-XSER, BIHLMEIER, XVALTERS, Bizxsox, XVEBER, NEILSON, BEERS, RIVERS. Bulmm Ro-za-FASH, FIELD, Kxorrx, YOUHAY, CHAPPLE, CTOODMAN, BOOMHOWER, Scribe TXTAXINE OBERNDORF, Chiff. WINNEBAGO TRIBE The dearest tribe of all the tribes In this whole camp, to me, It is the tribe ofthe emerald-green, The fulfillment of our dream, It has the might, It has the tight, And it will surely win. Through thick and thin, we'll wear a grin For our dear old Winnie tribe. l63l

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THE SCARJB '95, ogy Jig Tap Row-APPLETON, BOWEN, NELSON, PIEHL, BIGELOXV, GRANT, Srribe, RASTEDE Bottom Row-S1-IBM, IQRAYNAK, PORTER, ANDERSON, RIEDY, VVILLIAMS. EVELYN MAYER, Clziqf. IROQUOIS TRIBE From Wetomachek by the silver Waters, A spot of beauty, friendship and ofjoy, We hail our tribe, the Iroquois. By the silver waves vve'll build our camp Fu e Sparkling Waves and embers reach the sky. Loyalty and honor must rise higher. On the lrie tribe you may rely. From XYCtO1'll21Cl16li by the silver waters, A spot of beauty, friendship and ofjoy, We hail our tribe, the Iroquois. l62l

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THE SCARA93 'ian W Cou NS ELO RS Edith Jordan YYapo happy Alice Beaman Kodan friend Marjorie I-Iarrowell Owakon determined Arla Fultz Tekau comrade Helene Lyons Medaminu art of healing Ivis Beth Repke Akagol' to create Dorothy Westendorp Okepi to assist Irene Spiker VVhitten Miskan splendid spirit Dorothy Jenkins Notawah thoughtful Marjorie VVatson Zhontau trustworthy Julia Dalrymple , Emilie Zobel Albert Teuscher Mr. lfaulkenburg CHIEFS Alice Moore Taskan pleasant laughter Mabel Johnson Minoway magic voice Evelyn Mayer Neya life breath Maxine Oberndorf Tsana to respect and honor CAM P E RS Adeline Sherer Cheemi ever-working little one Sophie Mattlage Nesin one who helps, always cheerful Mary Shem Wita island of purpose Margaret Field Suta', to be fond of heart Virginia Boomhower Tcida marking toward progress THE MEANING OF INDIAN NAMES When Big Chief Wapo speaks those solemn words, no more shall we call her by her own name, but throughout the rest of camp she shall be known by her Indian name, some one has received the highest honor attainable at camp, and as the leaf signifying her identity rises toward the stars in smoke, everyone's heart involuntarily swells. At each council fire, those girls deemed worthy by their tribes and the counselors are awarded this honor. Thereafter they are called by the Indian name and try to live up to the responsibility it implies. l64l