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February

D e s k S c h e d u l e INDIAN QUIZ by Chuck Kleber

Wed/1 J. Geier C. Gilmore Are you big medicine, a buffalo
Thurs/2 R. Kinn J. Barrett or bear. . . or just some miserable
piece of tumbleweed blowing
D. Schoengold across the desert? The Desert

Fri/3 D. Kavula P. Kepner Trumpet will find out and names
will be published.
Sat/4 W. Barbuck W. Barbuck
L. Eaton

Sun/5 l. Eaton J. Sacks 1. They were known as the best
horsemen in the West. They were
Mon/6 S. Stenzel R. Linsmeier the (A) comanche, (B) Sioux,
Tues/7 I./W. Baumann C. Gilmore (C) Pawnee, (D) Apache

Wed/8 P. Oleson D. Powers 2. Which one of these artists
Thurs/9 V. Sperry J. Barrett made a brilliant record of Indian life in the 1830s?
(A) Frederic Remington, (B) John James Audubon,
Fri/10 R. Erickson N. Kresge (C) George Catlin
Sat/11 P. VanDooremaal P. Kepner 3. The Five “Civilized” Tribes of the southeast were the

Sun/12 E. Rothfuss T./N. Hughes Chickasaw, Choctaw, Cherokee, Creek and Seminole
Mon/13 A. Berg S. Stenzel T ( ) F ( )
Tues/14 E. Schliepp J. Geier 4. Connecticut, Alabama, Nebraska, Tennessee and

Wed/15 J. Geier C. Gilmore Florida are all Indian names T ( ) F ( )
Thurs/16 V. Sperry J. Barrett 5. The Anasazi abandoned their cliff dwellings
M. Pults in the (A) 10th century, (B) 14th Century (C) 16th
Century
Fri/17 R. Linsmeier D. Powers
Sat/18 M. Lolich J. Kissosondi 6. At the beginning of the 20th century, Indians
numbered approximately 250,000. Now there are
J. McManus M. Lolich well over two million T ( ) F ( )

Sun/19 E. Rothfuss M./L. Utah 7. When Gen. Custer and the 7th Cavalry rode to
Mon/20 S. Stenzel P. Kepner their fateful battle at the Little Bighorn River, they
Tues/21 I./W. Baumann C. Gilmore had scouts from Indian enemies of the Sioux. They
were (A) Crow, (B) Kiowa, (C) Algonquin, (D) Shawnee
Wed/22 P. Oleson N. Kresge

Thurs/23 I. Greico J. Barrett 8. “Counting Coups” relates to (A) A quantity of
trading articles, (B) A simple numbering system, (C)
D. Schoengold Touching an enemy in battle

Fri/24 T. N. Hughes E. Schliepp 9. Indians had various sports and games, but
Sat/25 I./W. Baumann R. Conductor gambling was forbidden T ( ) F ( )
Sun/26 B. Saperstein M./L. Utah 10. “tecumseh” was one of the greatest Indian Chiefs.
Mon/27 R. Linsmeier S. Stenzel his tribe was (A) Iroquois, (b) seneca, (c) shawnee,

Tues/28 V. Sperry D. Powers (d) seminole
M. Pults 11. Salmon fishing in the area of the Columbia River
is associated with (A) Eskimos, (B) Chinook,
Changes? Call L. Dickey, 515-5363 (C) Mandans, (D) Aleuts

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