Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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CH AO S = JACK LARSH 1-2-3, Webster Literary Society 2, Baseball 3-4, Basketball 3-4, Football 4 , President A. A. Jack has proved himself successful as president of the Athletic Association. It was probably through his able management that we went over the top in our recent membership campaign. DONALD RHOADES “Don” 1-2-3, Webster Literary Society 4, Athletic Editor Rens- selaerien The more we consider the matter, we come to a stronger realization that Don is destined for the clergy. NAOMI DUNLAP 1-2-3, Webster Literary Society. 4, Treasurer Dramatic Club 4, Joke Editor Rensselaer- ien 4 , Business Mgr. Chaos. We are just sure that she is planning to enter an old maids’ home, for she has been taking Home Economics for the past three years. BARBARA RANDLE “Bob” 1-2-3, Webster Literary Society 4, Secretary Athletic As- sociation 4, Associate Editor Chaos Short and jolly, Bob be- lieves the world was made for everyone to enjoy. LESTER PHEGLEY “Inky” 4, Football He was end on the foot- ball team this year, con- tributing greatly to its successes. GORDON ROBINSON Owing to an insuffici- ent number of credits, Gordon failed to graduate. 19 2 1

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ISABELLE BEVER “Izzy” 1-2-3, Lincoln Literary So- ciety 1- 2, Basketball 2- 4, R. H. S. Yell Leader 4, Secretary History Club 4, Exchange Editor Print Club 4, President Dramatic Club To know Izzy is to like her. Her success in lead- ing yells is proof of this. LILLIAN DAHNCKE 1-2-3, Webster Literary Society. 4, Literary Editor Rens- selaerien 4, Secretary Glee Club She’ll ' have to acquire a great deal of force dur- ing her twelve weeks at Normal if she expects to be the proverbial stern schoolmarm.” WILLIAM GROW “Bill” 1- 2-3, Webster Literary Society 2- 3-4, Football 3- 4, Basketball ' “Ha, ha, ha,” comes re- verberating down the hall as “Bill” approaches. As usual, he’s kidding. He’s always in hot water with the faculty and eternally being called down. BOYCIE LAMBERT 2, Baseball 2- 3-4, Basketball 3- 4, Football 3, Vice-President Class Fond of Room 3. He has chosen for his voca- tion the life of a bum, but we wouldn’t be surprised if he would turn out to be a high school teacher. RUTH CLARK “Lefty” 1-2-3, Lincoln Literary So- ciety 1, Vice-President Class 4, Editor-in-Chief Rens- selaerien She is a tall, light haired girl. Sometimes she smiles and sometimes she shines. She shines in school spirit and smiles when she sees Orval com- ing. JOSEPHINE DAYTON 1-2-3, Webster Literary Society A girl who is always willing and ready to do her part. She’s a good sport and when there’s any excitement she ' s right there, but, boys, take warning, she’s a man hater.

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= C H A O S = THERESA HOOVER 1-2-3, Webster Literary Society 4, Print Club She wrote our class poem. She’s quiet and has a permanent blush. Late- ly we have noticed a dia- mond sparkling on her hand, and she’s taking Home Economics. ROLAND REED 1-2-3, Webster Literary Society 4, History Club Here is one of the few and far between boys. A fellow doesn’t know how much the world really ap- preciates him until the as- sembly bell goes wrong. MAE LYNGE 1-2-3, Webster Literary- Society 4, President History Club 4, Dramatic and Print Clubs A very business-like la- dy. One of those persons who believe that duty comes before pleasure. ROSE REED 4, Dramatic Club If the proposition that “the brain power varies in proportion to the distance from the feet to the head’’ could be proved, Rose would certainly have some mental capacity. CARL SOMERS “Pete” 1-2-3, Lincoln Literary So- ciety 3, Sgt. at Arms Lincoln Literary Society 4, Sgt. at Arms Athletic Association 4, Treasurer Print Club Pete is a boy who is equally popular with the boys and girls. GLADYS SHAW “Happy” 1-2-3, Lincoln Literary Society 1-2, Basketball 4, Pianist Glee Club She aspires to be an art- ist, and with the generous share of talent Nature has given her, she has more than a good chance to at- tain fame. 19 2 1