University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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if-ef.f , 1 che: , K HMS-nm . V i Hx, , i ll, ' ,, Indian lore is never more fascinaiing than when the subiecf turnsflo ifhe Redn1on's ceremonials. andiritualsi To study his dances, musiqiand rites is 'fo sludy his religion, for throqgh these ceremonies- he found. expres- sion for Q: primitive., yer- inspiring, knowledge of his own inadequacies. There was Cl great wisdom and lhurixillly in which the Indian looked to ihe gifls and treachery of nature. There was eloquence anclQ bequiy in- the ceremonials dedicated ioffhe gods of the ebrlh and sun. Teddy on only a few reservations, are the rituals recreaied, often- for lhe- benefif of tourists. But even these remnants' give the vivid account offthe owe- some and sfrdngely beuuiiful -ceremonies' of a lost religion. i V

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Randolph P. McDonough Diredor, Alumni Relafions , ., W' 1 .1 1 . -' ' . L 1 1 W, ,J , ,. '- ' W .fr ,,,,, , , .QW ,. I' . Jackson H. Wells Direcfor, Field Service Bud Mayer Direcfor, Public Relations