Labette Community College - Parkan Yearbook (Parsons, KS)

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X. , 'S w '.. x Small piles of gray rock barely visible in the burned grass. next a pool of water, cropped out of thc Kansas plain. As the sun sank lower in the west, a breeze began waving the straw- colorcd grass, and rippling thc waters of the wide. shallow pool. The man crouching low in the rocks might have been ayoung Indian, such was his garb. His skin was a light bronze color, and as he gazed across the water, the vision of a beautiful PAGE 6 ,ml - Indian woman appeared before him-his wife of a monthg to hiin this was hallowed ground. In a clump of trees a short distance to the east was I1 group of three houses. The small trading post had operated but two months in Soutlieastern Kansas, but rapid growth was ahead. And a few years later the Indian dared no longer to visit the pool where he lost his love. After fifty years., during which houses were built all around the hallowed ground of the