Leechburg High School - Minetas Yearbook (Leechburg, PA)

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FOREWORD HE ancient tribal council is a thing gone by: the chiefs and council men, wise and solemn as aged oaks, squaws, industrious as ants: young braves, strong as the pine trees: young maidens, as fair as the birch, and papooses, bright as the full moon. All the members of the council circle -whether on a camp ground, on the hunt, build- ing fires, doing tribal chores, all alert, eager, and willing, learning truths from the trees, the birds, the forest animals, the sky, in all their doings close to Nature lived. O that white men more like Indians were. l