Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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C H A O S IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Page Six To the Seniors cake You have come now to the end of your high school course, but the joy of graduation is perhaps mingled with a note of sadness. Your journey so far has been pleasant, there have been few disappointments. As you ,take your places in society, you will find that joys and disappointments exist there, as in school. In these days of keen competition you will have to work. We have enjoyed working with you as a class and as individuals. With some of you this acquaintance has been only for the high school period and perhaps a part of the grades, while with others it began before you were old enough to go to school. We have watched your progress through the grades and high school with much pleasure. The teachers have labored to acquaint you with some of the sources of knowledge and to make fa- miliar certain ideals of character and right living. Whatever vocation you may elect to follow, it is the hope of your teachers that you will put into practice some of those high ideals that were presented to you during your school days. You might, with profit, accept this maxim: Let every man be occupied, and occupied in the highest employment of which his nature is capable. As you go your respective ways, we wish for each of you a most successful, useful, and happy life. A C. R. DEAN. A secret of success is constancy of purposef'

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C. ROSS DEAN Superintendent of Schools Indiana University, A. B. University of Chicago, A. M. A workmrm fbat nc'c'rlc'flJ noi fo be aslmuzc'd. llliiiilii C H A S Page Seven