Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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Junior Claes 1915 Samuel Butoall, PRESIDENT Lincoln Literary Society. Better to get up late and be wide awake, than to get up early and be asleep all day.” PACK TWENTY-SEVEN Our modern Orpheus. —lone Zimmerman.

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MARJORIE HARRIETTE LOUGHRIOOE Midge The I — Chopin. Mncoln IJicniry Society. Coquettish. Slug — enrol [in--fenwl. Raw, I dare not thrust theao ey««. thoy lance In mist and dag-slo In surprise. LURA A. MALLECK Senator Theala— The Society Due. Treasurer Webster Utemry Society. Mr. Dean' poll?) Melodious. Always leaning '‘Knowledge I power. PAGE TWENTY-SIX Boys’ Quartette—O— V— V—W.”

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junior Class Alston) MOTTO: The elevator lo success is not trorking—iake the stairs . OWER -Pink-ami White Rotes COLORFink and White €lri£s £ fficrrtf SAMUEL DUVALL HARRY ENCUSH LUELLA ROBINSON ELIZABETH KIRK EDITH SAWIN President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian Roll on ve years of toil and woe! Endless terms shall high school know. Nouns and numbers hath will last, Society claim some other class. Scholars wise will come—perhaps Even when our years have lapsed. Long will we remembered he. Always for sincerity. Ever shall the halls of fame Re-echo long to praise our name. Happy class of Freshman fun! In boys we numbered thirty-one Girls we had just thirty-seven Happy class in nineteen ’levcn! Next we came as Sophomore lads Industrious too. but rather sad. Ne'er ending tasks fell to our lot. Tito pleasures too, were not forgot. Entertained ourselves again; Elected officers—study men. Never failing as a wliolc. Fair and wise tbo less in roll In the school as Juniors came. Five good athletes winning fame To R. H. S., stood ever true. Excelled in literary too. Entered songs with spirit rare. Numberless discords echoed there! Searched in vain for bugs and bees: Caught wild songsters from the trees. How we studied! Ah, yes and learned Of the things that credits earned. O! But parties too we had. Laughing then was just a fad. Receptions and parties proved a delight; And altlio we feel we sometimes might Have again those happy times. Recalling these will end our rhymes. And on these years as we look back Here's to the good old red and black! EDITH SAWIN’. 15. PACK TWENTY-EICHT I don’t quite agree with that.”—Samuel Duvall.