Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

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The oldest of the warriors could remember no winter of such severity. Neither had they heard tales of a winter to match the barrenness of the one that was now passing. The game was scarce and it was only bya rare chance indeed that one would picle up the trail of a deer or even that of a rabbit and the ice on the Potomac was very thicle- A pesti- lence had broleen out in the tribe and with the coming of Spring came very little hope for the future. 'Twas evening. Chief Te-cam-maw, in duty to his tribe and faith in the gods, was entreating the Life of God to deliver his people from their woes. He offered many prayers and suddenly during his rites a star moved on the azure sea of heaven and approached the earth. Chief Te-cam-maw launched his canoe on the waters of the Potomac. The star twinleled and he beheld a maiden descending from it. Her feet touched the waters and she walleed on the water after the chief who conducted her to his tribe. She taught the tribe to raise corn, and the forests were filled with game- The river swarmed with Hsh, disease vanished, and the tribe became healthy and happy. Her worle then being finished and her purpose accomplished, the spirit maiden departed from her children as mysteriously as she had appeared. Many, many years have passed and Potomac State has emulated the spirit of this spirit maiden and to that spirit and these reveries, this, the first volume of Potowmale is dedicated. E 2' 35 ff .3 -P iii ,,, -- .4 f 1 -fsa1?f-3-zgf,-ef'fs E if if f ii- .V T if .5 M-is -C-V ' 1' riff-- g.f 5 -e ze--.27 7 1. - i fi cg --g- ws, 1' ' -,Q-31321. --fj- -.- -3.-,:.5iT:5lP . is--li.- -' f --iI.f .ff.s,ff:r - e ,. 4.