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The Indian Leader
Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas
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Haskell students performed a program titled 'Footprints Along the Trail' and other cultural pieces including Indian dances, legends, and songs at the First Christian Church in Topeka last Sunday evening, accompanied by faculty.
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A group of Haskell students put on the following program at the First Christian Church of Topeka last Sunday evening:
"Footprints Along the Trail" by Edward Sunday.
Pueblo Arrow Dance by Joe and Tony Pajarito and Francis Paisano.
"Death's Walk," an Indian legend by Goingback Chiltosky.
Sioux songs by Arlene Graham.
"Some Stages of Development of the Indian," by Agnes Wambelee.
A Pueblo Buffalo Dance.
Christian Brotherhood by Don Holden.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams, who have charge of the Christian Young People's Society at Haskell, Miss Breeze and Mr. Van Sickle accompanied the group to Topeka.
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Topeka
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Last Sunday Evening
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A group of Haskell students presented a program at the First Christian Church of Topeka, featuring 'Footprints Along the Trail' by Edward Sunday, Pueblo Arrow Dance by Joe and Tony Pajarito and Francis Paisano, 'Death's Walk' an Indian legend by Goingback Chiltosky, Sioux songs by Arlene Graham, 'Some Stages of Development of the Indian' by Agnes Wambelee, a Pueblo Buffalo Dance, and Christian Brotherhood by Don Holden. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams, Miss Breeze, and Mr. Van Sickle accompanied the group.