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iElfitnrial In editing Chaos this year, we, the members of the editorial staff, hope that this book may accomplish several things : first, we wish to strengthen the bonds between the pupils and the residents of the town. We hope to do this by making the townspeople acquainted with and interested in the school life; second, we wish to make class spirit as well as school spirit stronger; third, we wish to encourage athletics and other school enter- prises ; and lastly, we wish to create an indestructible tie between Rensselaer High School and the students, binding them to it forever, so that wherever they may be they will always look back with pleasure to their High School days. The staff selected to publish the annual this year has been confronted with numerous difficulties, the foremost of which was the need of money. By the cooperation of the students and the residents of this town, with the Staff, the financial troubles we think and sincerely hope have been removed. We wish to extend our thanks to these individuals for so kindly helping us. On the other hand, we have been greatly helped by the experi- ence gained in publishing last year’s Chaos. Now, hav- ing gone through the work of editing a book, we appreciate the difficulties and trials which the former Chaos Staff experienced and as editors, we wish to extend our utmost gratitude to those who prepared the path for us and made it so very much easier for us to follow. This volume speaks for the school of this year, showing our athletic teams, literary societies, plays, and various other school enterprises. We, the Seniors of this year, proudly hope that the present Juniors will take up this work next year and we have labored to make this book a success with that in view. We have attempted to show all phases of school life and prove that High School life is not all work and no fun, but is a mixture of both.
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Top Row — Virgil Robinson. Edna Babcock. Alfred Thompson. Nell Parker. Ray LaRue. Bottom Row -Edwin Robinson, Florence Ryan, John Hemphill. a hr S’taff
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GEORGE A. WILLIAMS Secretary iBoari» of teiUtratimt H. J. KANNAL Treasurer R. A. PARKISON President
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