Culver High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Culver, IN)

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MAXINKUCKEE Foreword CIDCID Now that our school days are nearly over, we publish this volume of the Maxinkuckee, not in the hopes that it might live as a work of true literary value, but only as a remembrance of our many happy school days. Our desire has been to implant a lasting memory of the days of C. H. S. and of the Class of 1931. We have chosen Longfellow's Evangeline for our theme as a story loved by everybody. The story is based on the historic destruction of the Acadian villages by the English during thc struggle between the French and English for the possession of Canada. In this event many families and friends were separated never to be reunited, and the story of Evangeline is the fate of two young lovers who were sent away from their homes on different ships and who never met again until both were old, and one was dying in the ward of a public hospital. PAGE FOUR