Posse Nissen School - Possum Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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:DQS SUM ITTki Camp Historu Should you ask me whence the language Of this story which I tell you, With its quaint archaic rhythm, And its frequent repetition? I should answer, I should tell you, From the legend of Hiawatha, He who dearly loved the camp fire In the days now long forgotten. Ye who love the haunts of nature, Love the sunlight of the meadow, Love the shadow of the forest, Love the splendor of the mountains, And the rushing of the water, Listen to what I shall tell you Of the camp called Posse-Nissen. Of the camp called Posse-Nissen, By the waters of the Peace Lake, By the ever winding trout creek. With its lilting, laughing water. There our tribe, for three moons, gladly Lived and laughed and worked together Lessons of the field and forest, Of the flowers of the meadow, Of the song-birds in the tree-tops, Of the ever flitting insects. Learned we, too, of skill and prowess, Skill in games and in athletics, On the land and in the water, Taught us by our camp directors And our ever helpful teachers, Here arrived, one day in autumn, In the year of l930, Many stalwart Nissen maidens, We, who have become the seniors, Here we lived in four strong cabins Built of wood from nearby forests, P .