Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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'YNN Cfzaos 1929 l K- - MARGARET E. PIUBER G F. WEBB Commercial 1 try Manchester College, M. of Acc'ts Physics Franklin College, All Indiana University MARJGRIE L. SPRAGUE LOUISE BENT French Art - History John Herron Art Institute Depauw University, A.B. DCPWW University MAE CLARKE BEATRICE L. BRIER Home Economics Mathematics Illinois Woman's College Purdue University, 15.5. Valparaiso University, B.S. University of Wiscoiisiii Columbia University ONA L. SHINDLER NINA D. MARTINDALE Music ' English Dcpauw University, B.M. Indiana University, A.B. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music American Conservatory of Music Page Twelve K, yl?'Wr'51 Y 'E' VJ, 4 16, Q.. ,,t V.w i

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1929 s Chaos FLOYD MEYERS Principal History Franklin College Colorado University, L,L.B GRACE NORRIS Dean of Girls Latin Depauw University, A.B. EMORY G. HARRISON Manual Training Athletic Coach Purdue University, B.S.A. University of Illinois Rockne Coaching School ELIZABETH E. STONER Physical Education Normal College of the American Gymnastic Union X K WILLIAM C. COVERT Biology Mathematics Hanover College, A.B. Butler University JULIET ALLISON English Mathematics Northwestern University, A.B. MARGUERITE O. NORRIS English Depauw University, A.B. University of Wisconsin RAY S. BUNDY Vocational Agriculture Purdue University, B.S.A. ,.f A . - , ' L Page Eleven I

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1929 - Chaos BEATRICE BRIER p An Appreciation Miss Brier has been the sponsor of the Class of '29 during its four' years of high school, and has Won the admiration of every one of its members. Not only has she proved herself an excellent sponsor but a true friend. She has had the hearty response of the Class because of her popularity and be- cause she is always so enthusiastic and eager to do a generous share in any venture. The Class of '29 has met with the greatest success in every undertaking and it feels that this is due to the ability and good judgment of its sponsor. Thanks to the efforts of Miss Brier the Junior Prom of 1928 was acclaimed one of the most brilliant and enjoyable receptions ever presented by Rensselaer High School. Miss Brieris charming manner and sweet personality have endeared her to all, and she is held in highest regard by everyone with whom she is associated. The Class wishes to extend its appreciation and gratitude to Miss Brier, who has worked with it and for it. National Honor Society President ..... ,.... . ,.,........ ................. , .....,................................., R o bert Wright Vice-President ....... ..,... F rederick Fendig Secretary ..,,...,...........,....,......i.....,.............,........,,......,........,...,...... Jane Myer The National Honor Society was established in Rensselaer High School in 1922. This organization is intended to stimulate scholarship in the high schools, much the same in purpose as Phi Beta Kappa in colleges and universities. The qualifications for election other than scholarship are leadership, service and character. Seniors in the highest quarter of the class are eligible, and fifteen per cent of these are elected to membership in the spring. The following seniors received the honor of being elected to the society: Dorothy Anderson, Frederick Fendig, Jane Myer, Margene Roth, Lloyd Sigo, Morgan Sterrett, Florence Wright and Robert Wright. V Page Thirteen , l