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Page 31 text:
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Glfb We were sent to Washington to represent the Koo Koose CDepos1tD Indian Reservation in a private pow wow with Chief Truman On our return to the reservation we were greeted by Chieftan Nancy Andresen with her buck Otto We were then introduced to three fair maid namely Shirley Block Hedy Zandt and Alice Perry Ugh are those tons we hear in the distance? Ah yes Orel Orvis is sending a message around to all members of the tribe of 1951 to come to the annual reunion t the round house from which we graduated Of course John Conklin will ve some trouble getting there because he is stationed at Lookout Moun as a Forest Ranger looking for smoke signals from his lost buddies Skillman Dick Hawthorne and Ronnie Conklin who have been sent on special mission to capture photographer Harold Secrest, who took plc- tures of our secret secret which is too secret to mention Fred Edwards overcome by graduation has to be taken over to medicine man Doris Comer' tent where her assistant Alice Axtell will soon have Fred on the road to with her receptionist Jane wit h Agnes Martin te scurry past magic charms We were received in the tent by chief Smith who told us the medicine man was in conference who has charge of all the papooses We saw a flash of the door as Pat Rutledgeland Barbara Shanly rushed to ffer pills to Dale McElroy the Hiawatha of 1951 Upon leaving the med clne man's tent we are greeted with a heap big 'How' from squaws Betty DeRose and Marcella Page They tell us that Marian Menzel and Louise Fargo are teaching their children the A B C's of Indian language while Dick Lee offers religious instruction to the children and.Georg1anna East wood is dleticlan of the Long House Upon inquiring about Jeanne Boyer we are told she is teaching at St Mary's in Binghamton Betty Lynch is editor in chief of the new magazine 'How to Get Your Brave ' Warren Scofield and Viola Sherman are the willing and well paid accountants of the firm Anna Mae Rlfe is the right hand man because of her secretarial abilities Anna Mae and Betty were doing a big scoop of the entertaining w w v ted them The main stars were Carole Schmidt and Phil field here e isi Potterg both famous for their fire dance and Indian love calls. Ed Thomas and Sam,Swart accompanied by Joan Griffin are rapidly rising to fame. If you haven't heard them sing with Joan at the piano, you better do it be- fore tickets are as hard to get as the 'South Pacific' tickets. Bill Weiss ls their press agent and due to him the boys are going to get a lot of pub- llcity soon. Richard Buck takes care of all wam um that just seems to flow in the box office. Speaking of wampum we understand that people are very careful when they deal with Noel Hauser. They examine any wampum they re celve with great care. It seems Noel has been trying to discover a new way of making wampum. But he won't succeed because Jim Eagan is on his trail. Undercover, of course. John Cunningham inspects the milk from the dairy farms of Foster Bullis, Clayt Gifford and Vern Lobdell. Richard Mills rides a 'mean' horse on the pony express route, while Ramon Oralls fixum up 'mean' horse when horse is sick. Bill Sim ons makum big wnoopee with ufairn maidens. Graydon Schriver and Fred Seymour are heap big hunt- s of tribe. What-um-hunt? Who knows? The long house is silent now, the pow-vows of our tribe are gone. Mr. Bllow our advisor, is now spending happy days smoking the peace pipe with our other teachers. 27
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Page 32 text:
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Ie, the heap big tribe of '51, do make this our last whoop and yahoo of our old stamping ground, the D C S reservation, and leave um the following to the remaining Indians of the reservation 'Red Eagle' Axtell do leave um the heap big privilege of being the only scalp maiden in the Senior Tribe to Norma Schultz 'Eagle Head' Weiss leave um big ability to make flying birds to Hlbbard 'Butterfly Girl' Shanly do leave um the heap big Job of note taker the Indian Council to Ann Smith 'Buffalo Eye' Orvis leave um his ability to drive a horseless carrlag Bob Thomas 'Evening star' Lynch leave um her chair and place in the Indian Or chestra to Norma Bryce to remember her by 'Red near' CRonnyD Conklin leave um his naught to tiny brave, Bob 'Running Wolf' Edwards leave um his horseless carriage 'Leaping to Richard Knoeller 'White Swan' Andresen leave um her heap big position as the first to become Indian squaw to Loretta Brvce 'Singing Bird' Smith leave wmher heap good alto voice to Elaine Lov Joy so she can have big time harmonizing with herself 'Tall Elk' Swart leave um his place in Indian Chorus to Bob Strong 'Working Girl' Rutledge leave um her b1gjOb f take um tickets at house to Sandy Clift who will now have um fu l time Job 'Young Hawk' Schriver leave um his shy ways to Dean Wood ittle Rosebush' Griffin leave um her place as note pounder for the Ev s ian Chorus to Marilyn an 'Yellow Head' Eagan leave um heap nice smile to Paul VanValkenburg f winning approval of maiden 'Rainblrd' Rite leave um commercial ability to Audrey Cummings to ad her own 'Whirlwind' Lee leave um his heap big Job as Chief of Indian Council Ed Hanrahan. 'Great Thunder' Sherman leave-um her heap big job of trying to compe th Dick Knoeller to Rocky Conklin. 'Eagle Hunter' Thomas leave-um his heap big ways with Indian maidens to Bob . Tociggoguture squaws of America, 'Snowbird' DeRosa leave-um the walk to the squaws' tepee of learning on cold winter mornings. 'Morning Star' Comer leave-um her dark hair to June Schmitz, which leaves the tribe of '51 with one scalped Indian Maiden. 'Walking Bear' McElroy leave-um his ability to play-um on the reservatio football team to John Burns. 'Laughing Water' Block leave-um her laugh to Phyllis Davie to add to her own. 'White Flower' Fargo leave-um her rank on the reservation tribe year- book to Natalie Smith. ' A . ' L' X WI' ., ff. I Jegi QL-sff' ff f -iff, , ' J ' v , .-, ifii if , f V .1 g f 2-f J 'Q -ff' , . , 41 lff':'4,l1' . Q , 28
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