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HDIIIIIIISTRHTIOII Deep within the Red Man's forest Lived and loved the wise Ticonda, Great law-giver of the nations, And old Eewa was his helper. Through the forest strode Ticonda And he watched o'er all his people, Taught them all the law and knowledge Taught them how to sit in council, Taught the braves to hunt in friendship, Taught the chieftains how to govern, How to train their young men wisely. In the silver sprinkled night When the moon was o'er the trees, Eewa then proclaimed his wisdom, Opened wide his saucered eyes: 'xWhoo . . . Ticonda and the Red Man. And the rustling trees remembered, And the grey One howled the story Of Ticonda and the Red Man. When the flaming sun shone bright And shrouded night had left the forest, Slowly home went wise Ticonda To the lodge where all were welcome If they listened to his teaching. Let us heed Ticonda's wisdom: Keep the law and reverence knowledge, Let us do all things with conscience, Guard the rights of one another, Heed the wisdom ot the ages.
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Our Principal Mr. Haines Through struggle for survival, the American Indian acquired wisdom. He could not defy the laws of Mother Nature and avoid the discipline of conse- quencesp he learned to conform to her exacting requirements, or pay a penalty. Our American heritage still contains this element, but to a lesser degree. Centuries of conflict with nature has brought apparent triumph over the restrictions of wind and wave, drought and disease. Modern science and manls genius for invention have produced comfort and convenience, ease and a soft civilization. The modern Hiawatha rides the rails and roads in luxury, ignores the seasons, worries not at all about tomorrow's, food, and seems to ignore nature's mandates. l X My hope for you, the members of our 34th class, is that wisdom and understanding, so effectively developed in your years at Olney, may keep you conscious of the old law that strength increases with struggle: you can't get something for nothing: you cannot drift into success, but must sur- mount difficulties by resolution, will power, and determined effort. For that has always been the permanent formula forsuccessful living. To each of you, top achievement through high endeavor!
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