Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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CHAOS MAE MARKIN EDNA AXEN PAUL Sl-IAFER LOTTIE DAVISSON IRENE HEMPHILL Innocent Eyes Mae is the dark haired miss who has not yielded to the call of the barber's scissors. Mae seems quiet, but those dark eyes tell a diiferent story. Girls' A. A., 3-4 Kick-ball, 3 End-ball, 3 Basketball, 4 Nobody Knows Edna joined our class this year and she is very wel- come. She has proved to be very industrious. Everybody likes her and she is a jolly good girl. Literary Society, 1 Sunshine Club, 1-2-3-4 Glee Club V I Am a Ten O'Clock Fellow in a, Nine O'clock Town Paul is one of our best football players and he will he missed considerably next year in making up the team. He is one of the best dressers in the high school. Football, 1-2-3 Operetta, 2-3-4 Band, 2-3-4 Rensselaerien, 3-4 Orchestra, 4 Bible Class, 4 1925 Too Tired Lottie is one of the most ambitious girls in our class, having completed her high school course in three years. In spite of the fact that she has carried extra work, she has taken a prominent part in the school activities. She is goin!! to continue her studies, but has not decided definitely in what college. Orchestra, 1 E Kick-ball, 1 Glee Club, 1-2-3 Class Vice-Pres., 2 Class Editor, Rensselaerien, 1 Vice-Pres., S. S. Society, 3 Departmental E rl it o r of Chaos, 3 A Smile Will Go a Long, Long Ways Irene is one of the best girl athletes of the school and she also took a prom- inent part in all the activ- ities. Wherever you find Irene you find Tillie also. Basketball fCapt.J, 1-2-3 Girls' A. A., 2-3 Art Club Sec.-T1-eas., 3 Glee Club End-ball Kick-ball Page twenty-one

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Tlhl-CHAOS ALBERT LEAVEL She Wouldn't Do What I Asked Her To We expect great things from Albert: that is why so many difficult things were left for him. We felt that he needed the practice. He is also a firm believer in the Class of 1925. Orchestra, 1-2-3 Glee Club, 1-2-3-4 Class Basketball, 1-2-4 Operetta, 2-3-4 Rensselaerien, 2-3-4 iEditor, 45 Hi-Y Club iSec.J, 4 Bible Class, 4 REUBEN KARSTEN Boob Barney Googlei' Reuben has always towered above us in all things. His height has gained him con- siderable honor in his ability as a high jumper. Class Basketball, 1-2-3-4 R. H. S. A. A., 1-2-3-4 Glee Club, 2 Track, 3-4 Bible Class, 4 MILDRED WILLITS UMM., What'll I Do? Mildred has been with us only the last two years. She seems rather cold and dis- tant before knowing her, but she proves to be a very sin- cere friend. Hanging Grove, 1-2 R. H. S. A. A., 3-4 May Day Exercises Home Economics Club 1925 Page twenty ORVAL HUDSON upeten I Love Me Pete is noted for his red hair and his art of playing football and basketball. 1-Ie loves to trip the light fan- tastic. His mysterious con- versations with the girls are one of the wonders of R. H. S. Track, 1-2-3-4 Glee Club, 1-2-3-4 Basketball, 2-3-4 Football, 3-4 fCapt., 41 Bible Class, 4 JOHN HUNT nuunty.. Honey Man John has been a loyal member of our class' through all our experiences, both grave and gay. No matter what line of work he will choose for the future, he will always forge his way to the front. A orchestra, 1-2-3-4 Glee Club, 1-2-3-4 Class Basketball, 1-2-3 Rensselaerien, 2-3 Band, 2-3-4 Basketball, 4 Hi-Y Club, Treas., 4 Bible Class, Vice-Pres., 4

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CHAOS- -as SENIOR ROLL CALL Into the assembly trooped the Class of '25! We will picture you these Seniors, as eachlone did arrive, To take his place in those choice, coveted seats, The height of every pupil's desire, To which even the Freshmen aspire. First came Edna, so shy and demureg Then Gerald and Ray, good boys for sure, Next Ted Cook, whose laughter fills all the hallg Then Thelma Cover, a good pal to all. Came Goldie, who is everyone's friend, And Nellie, who'll stand by you to the end. Now Iva Folger, a gay little Flapper, And Skinny Grant, so daring and dapperg And close behind Lottie and Eva so fair, Came Jack Grant with the raven hair. Helen and Esther were next to appear, With John and Albert bringing up the rear. Then Becky, Tillie, Bea, and Irene, The nicest girls that ever were seen, Then Mildred and Frankie, never put on the shelf, And Shorty, whose name explains itself. Next Mable and May, Lola and Ed, Page twenty-two i 192 The truest friends one ever had. Then Chester, Bud, Charley, Paul and Reed- These boys are sheiks indeedg ' Marvin Ihne and Boob Karsten, who are so tall, And Howard Parks, who likes one girl best of all. Came Bill Sayler, whose jokes make us all gay- This boy will be famous some clay. Then, with a shuffling gait, jess Cain, VVho, the intelligence test says, has an extra good brain. Next Ethel, Elbirda, Ruby and Marie, VV'hose futures will tell-just wait and see! Letha and Helen, who never separated are, And Mike, Pete and Vernon, our athletic stars, Luella and Ursula, among the best in the class, And Lucille whom, though quiet, few can surpass. Last came Ross, of course, with a Hurried air, Chem. books under arm, and brow wrinkled with care. The seats were all filled at the ringing of the bell, XVill they ever again be Filled so well? E -ESTHER MCCOLLY, '25. -BERNICE MAXXYELL, '25 5 , , M L..- .-