Von Steuben High School - Progress Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Page 14 Page 15 WHAT-WHY Some seek death-some fear it Some sit and let the world go by, Some want life-some won't go near it Some rot and let their souls get dry. Some have wine-some plain hard bread Some care not as long as they are filled Some want better-- some tastes are dead Some have ambitions by failure killed. Some love money more than life. Some love their homes the more Some call it the emblem of strife Some minds it runs to a festering sore. Some write poetry-some think they do Some won't even touch a book. Some love letters-some Who's Who Some live to sleep in a cozy nook. if -A- Like barren soil Being watered So The average child ln school. if 'l' That which distinguished man from the lower animals is his power of speech. W'hy does the teacher bid us keep silent? Chains Binding me, Invisible, Yet powerful Holding me back From every desire. Chains Cramping me Torturing, Holding me, In shackles Of despair. The black morrass Of humanity Release your gossamer talons Unfetter your cringing victim Cease being vindictive And allow me to return To my youthful illusions. 'K' 'A' 1k Y SPIRIT or Yotiriix The curse of silence decending on me Walls crushing more and more Try as I can, I find no outlet- Has my prison any door? No, it is sealed as tight as a tomb Closing out the light of the sun And in this rat hole l must fester Until my earthly life is done. But l will not stand this incarceration l will not bow my head, And my Spirit shall fight on and on Long, long after l'm dead For the door shall be blasted, Through to freedom's light And the regard is worth the struggle Regardless how hard the fight!

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Page I6 Page I7 FUN AND FACTS Hylbert Hams WAS DEAD. He was pronounced DEAD ten years ago. This was due to an automobile accident. Hylbert has his parents' word and news- paper clippings to attest to. Incidentally this was not from the neck up. CI hopei. In l929 when you'd get a check back, it would say NO FUNDS . But now things are different: when the check is returned it says NO BANK . ik xi- A 39, yes 39, that was the number of torrid puppies thot dogs to youi that dis- appeared down American people's gullets. i' 'A' Russell Lauten - You know lerry Cantor isn't as big a tool as he used to be? Tom Fogli- Yeah, I know-he lost ten pounds. 'A' 1' 'A' Did you know that Sylvan Kaatz played Santa Claus during Christmas and received pay for it? This took place in one of our large department stores. If you knew that Sylvia Samuels had a contract to sing with Ben Bernie, then don't read this article. I don't think any of Hyman Sebba's friends CPD should worry about him hav- ing any difficulty in finding a bride. Frankenstein did it! At the Graduation Exercises: Rose I-Iurwitz- Who are those bald- headed men in front of us? Teddy CLover-Dancer-Magicianl Peter- son- Oh themethey bought their tic- kets from Scalpersf' if if -A- Saxophone playing doesn't drive one crazy, but it helps. Well, that sort of explains some of Tom Contorti's actions. Tom formerly played in an orchestra that had two members of Ina Bay Hut- ton's Band. -lr ir Carl Crosby-- You know I envy Bob Meikle when he sings a solo. Frances Businoff- Really, I thought he had a very poor voice. Carl- So did I, but just think of his nerve. Strange as it seems, Milton Farber was a pick pocket. He went through as many as IOU pairs of different peo- ples' trousers. CDon't get alarmed, this was all done in a cleaning and dyeing planti. Mrs. Kalmon - Why did you put quotation marks on the top and bottom of your exam paper? lake Hollander- I was quoting Ted- dy Peterson who sat in front of me-Cas belowi here too. Continued on page 118