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THE VANISHING AMERICAN Long years ago the Southwest was inhabited by many tribes of Indians. Among these flitted a nomadic people -the Apaches, a wandering race of warriors. The Apaches were a fierce and proud people, proud of their tra- ditions and their fighting men. They prayed to ancient gods before setting out on periodic raids against their mortal enemies, the Comanches. On the coming of the white men, the Apaches struggled to maintain their ways of life. They often fought against overwhelming odds. In the end, as anyone who watches television knows, the Apaches lost. They were forced to submit to another peopleis traditions. They lost their individual- ity, thus losing their pride. 6
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THE NEW BREED . . . A new race of Apaches has arisen in memory of the old. Though differ- ing from the ancients in matters of dress, the modern Apaches still wear heads and leather. They, too, are a proud people, proud of their tradi- tions. Yet the new Apaches differ from the old ones hy supporting friend- ship and peace, not hatred and war. They continue to he the uncommon kind, the different type of high school. They do not always win over odds, yet they can never be beaten. Backed lay years of proven traditions, the new A p a c h e s-the Spruce Apaches-can look to the future with pride in themselves and their school. This 1969 Tipi is a tribute to and history of the H. Grady Spruce Apaches. Read it with pride.
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