Van Buren High School - Acetonian Yearbook (Van Buren, IN)

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THE STAFF: Editor Co-Editor A Business Manager Activities Editors Advertising Photography Sports Circulation Manager Max Courtney Carolyn Cox Becky Wampner Jane Mansbarger Paula Towery Teresa Miller Kay Jones ' Lynda Butler Mike Golding Nila Rumple Teacher: Mr. 'Albert M. Hood his xiii Q Av it V V E 1964 ACETO 2

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pp ,IN MEMORIAM 1917 1963 JOHN 1' KENNEDY 1917 1 f5 P JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY ONE GREAT BLOW to the world, to one nation, to one government, to one people, to one famlly and the world became unlted 1n one tllne of deepest sorrow People moved be yond every barr1er as they Joined 1n the throngs to pay tr1bute to a fallen leader We, of Van Buren H1gh School, will never forget that memorable Friday afternoon, November learned that our President, John F Kennedy had been shot by a sniper, then, a few moments later to learn that our President was dead History was 1n the makmg for every student of our school, and every student became enrapt 1n the events of the next few days It 1S our privilege to honor our fallen Presldent in th1s issue of our yearbook for we are re mlnded ofthe Presldent swords as he took office, Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country We can but agree that John F1tzgerald Kennedy gave ' the last full measure of devotlon to the country he loved HIS youth, his vlgor, his falth, his purpose, his example, and his l1fe were sacrificed on the altar of martydom We as a natlon, should search our hearts deeply and ask how each one of us may part1c1pate to further the ' New Horizons so nobly advanced by our late President It 1S 1n such actions that we can determine that the sacrifice be made, will not have been 1n valn , - 91 3510 rerizlwzl nj Ibe Unitud Slnlex 22, 1963. Our school day was not far from ending, but in those few agonizing moments, we . . . . . . . , - . . , . lr ' - , . ,, . . . . . . . . ' . ,, . . . . . I I