Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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 tutorial E. the members of the Chaos Staff, of the year nineteen hundred and fourteen have endeavored without economy of time or effort, to make this, the third publication of Rensselaer High School a success in every possible way. Experience has proven that an annual publication is neither possible nor profitable. So. Seniors and Juniors have united in trying to make this worthy of two years effort. We have endeavored first, to establish better relationship between the student and the outsider; second, to encourage school spirit, and third, to portray accurately the events of the year. We have tried to make this book a lasting tic between the departing Senior and the High School. We feel justified in saying that this volume should prove of more than usual interest because of the rapid broadening of the school and of the interest taken in Athletics, Debating and Literary work. The space devoted to our broadened curriculum, including such subjects as Domestic Science and the Commercial Departments, should prove to our patrons that the R. H. S. is a progressive institution. How well we have accomplished our purpose we leave to the reader to judge. PAOK POOR “Friend: Minus quantity, after publication of the Qiaos.”

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