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warns, feather head-dresses, and other Native American artifacts.
The kindergarteners opened the program with a Chippewa Hoot Owl song; first grade presented a song about woodpeckers; second grade sang an Ottawa “Maple Sugar Song;” and third grade sang a Navajo rain song and danced an Iroquois rain dance.
Between acts, English teacher Kristin Hauger read a Native American folk tale, and prep school student Alex Shafran displayed his outstanding saxophone skills in accompaniment to the fourth grade’s presentation of “Running Bear.” Then followed a Mississippi war dance, choreographed by the * fifth grade students, and the sixth graders sang both an Oklahoma Indian chant and “Seeyahnah,” an American Indian song.
The seventh graders rounded out the evening with the old cowboy song, “Home on the Range,” with the audience joining in. The finale consisted of a Sioux melody “to a higher power,” sung by all the students. Observed Head of School Kathleen Grove at the conclusion of the program.
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