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

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I n lu I 1 In THE VAN OF 1932 ' I l There is a little home talent, for the Public Spea'king class sponsored by Mrs. Eaglesfield, has' furnished entertainment for 'the Parent-Teach- er's Association several times. Among their most noted works we find a playlette entitled She Made a Pumpkin Pie , another called Polishing Henry , and for the Christmas entertainment they presented Christmas Bouquets . We have our cooks who cook for all the travelers in the Wilderness and they call themselves the Cafeteria Girls . They are a jolly group. Some time soon the Junior class will again honor us, this time with the customary Reception , Then we look our best, smile our sweetest, and the Juniors tell us how much they have enjoyed following us. The great event has not yet occurred, and neither has Baccalaureate or Graduation Day , the day on which we receive our awardsj and choose our path in the Future. Before that day we must have finished our Diary , which is more commonly called The Van . The day is near at hand when our little band must turn their backs on their followers, forever, and choose our pathway which eventually leads us to Success. Our Senior year will never be forgotten and we shall always think of our followers with high respect. We all raise our voices on high, and shout this over the highest trees in the Wilderness, to all those who are struggling through its denseness- Good Luck and Good Wishes for Happiness and Success in your Fuure Undertakings l BOVINE PERVERSITY At dusk, upon a steep ascent, In silhouette against the sky, She stands, her poise and form present A savage picture to the eye. Persistent in her errant Ways, She roams at will, defiant, bold. She has not been at home for days, And can't be captured or controlled. We sold her calf, and she rebelled- I do not know the price of pelts- But that fool cow will soon be quelled Or she must milk herself-or else! Compliments of Blowers-Quality Homemade Candies. Phone 5191 Page forty-two

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I im THE VAN OF 1932 1.7 --i -I The Last Will and Testament of the Senior Class We, the Senior Class, being of sound mind and body, revoke all past wills made by us. With great joy, we will the following to our posterity so that they might have with them eternally the characteristics and vir- tues that make great men and women of the future generation. ARTICLE I. To Van Buren High School: Enough library books to accommodate every pupil, and a new heating system. ARTICLE II. To the Class of '33: The supposed dignity of Seniors. To the Class of '34: The right to elevate their noses an inch. To the Class of '35: The right to high-hat the following Fresh- man class. - ARTICLE III. To Mr. Woollard: A new gold watch. To Mr. Erwin: A sedan to haul the annual staff around next year and also two or three quiet assemblies. To Mr. Johnson: A larger and better Senior English class and our best wishes for future success and happiness. To Mr. Rissler: A place in Mr. Hoover's Cabinet and Paul Frost's mustache. To Miss Modesitt: Some cafeteria girls who make less noise and a good Junior class to sponsor. To Miss Corbin: A little black-eyed boy named Dick. To Miss Kellar: A more studious and quiet commercial arithmetic class. To Mr. Piety: A new basketball team that will come through with more victories and live up to his expectations . To Mr. Kessel: Cupid's dart to pierce his heart and plenty of spinach . To Mr. Jeffers: A place as harpist in Kryl's band. To Mr. Shoptaugh: A permanent position as stationary center on the faculty basketball team. To Miss Eaglesfield: Some embryo Barrymores . To Mrs. Marks: A megaphone to make herself heard in the assemb- ly and a private stenographerp to take down her deportment list. ARTICLE IV. To Lorene Acree: Della Pell's size. To Lochel Butler: The right to go to Louderback's without finding Wood there. Register! -sez Edna Page forty-four