Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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1929 Senior Class Prophecy Sketches from the Fuiure WESTERN UNION Chaos ILLINOIS XYOMANS COLLEGE JACKSONVILLE ILLINOIS MARCH I7 1930 PROP FLOYD MEYERS PRINCIPAL CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL RENSSELAER INDIANA BEEN EXPELLED XYHAT'LL NYE DO TID LOVEY IIEL IANE AND WESTERN UNION RENSSELAER INDIANA MARCH 17 1930 ILLINOIS XYOMANIS COLLEGE JACKSONVILLE ILLINOIS TID LOVEY I-IEL .IANE AND EIXIY GET PERMIT FROM FOLKS TO GO BACK PETEY FLOYD IXIE 'lf 'X' -I' 'X- EMY YERS 3311111 QHZIYBIIBIIID ZIIJFDEIIT PRESIDENT KUTIE KIMONO KO CANTON. OHIO Page Twenty-th

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Chaos ' I 2 To Ellis Hopkins-Hank Kresler,s ardor for home town girls. To Carol Arnott-Charlie Grow's ability to play football. To lone Sigo-Helen Critser's graceful step. To Esther Hayes-Francie Hopkins's good sportsmanship in basketball. To Mickey Robinson-Durk Sigo's extensive layout of combs. To Ruth Edge-Jay Young's flowing eyelashes. To June Lewis--Genevieve Kohleyk G. A. A. trophy. To Beulah Whorrall-Jewel Wiseman's femininity. To Mr. Dean--Ruth Overton's speed in chewing gum. To Susie Arnott-Harry Ward's interest in South College Avcnue. To Keith Robinson-George Mainesls lease on the back table at W'right's Rest ZlL1I'8.f1f. To Margaret Parks-Evelyne Nesius's sullen attitude. To Charlene Hemphill-Helen Wrigl1t's character parts in the High School plays To Ray Parks-Robert Jordan's Sing-Sing haircut. Pano Tufonly-two TAPESTRY Flaming, scarlet threads of victory- a lone, dull brown one for inglorious defeat- yellow is for bravery because ofgghe sun glistening on. brass helmets have you seen tears by moonlight? that silvern strand is sorrow- a golden thread traces the pattern of ioy- Thus, four years of glowing fabric have been woven in the tapestry of our lives. As we go down the years no longer shall we have these kindly, helping friends- dear Lord, guide our faltering hands aright. Emalee Colton-,29

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Chaos 192 TUDOR DEFENDS TITLE AGAINST WARD FIGHT SCORING Referee Cox Judge Maxwell Rou11d Round l ........ .......................,..., ....., lr I ven 1 ..,. .,.. ......,........................,...,.,.. ' 1' L1ClOl' Z ...,... ...., la Iven Z ,,,., ....... ' Tudor 3 ........ .....,.. X Ward 3 ..... ...Y, ' Even 4 ........ ...... l Even 4 ..... ....... W ard 5 ........ ,,.,.,,. W Vard 5 ,.,.. ....... N fVard 6 ...,.... .,....... E von 6 ..... .....,, T udor 7 ........ ,,,,,,,, 'l 'udor 7 ,.,,, ......... E Ven 8 ......,. ,,...... W ard 8 ..... ....... T udor 9 ,..,.... ......,. W ard 9 ..... ...,,.. T udor 10 ........ ...... E ven 10 ..... ....... T udor 'I' 'I' 'Z' -1- Igalnter flilunse Dear Pauline : Chicago, lll., lan. 12, 1938. l'm having the most delightful time. just had tea in Audrey .lane's Kandy Kitchen. She was simply bubbling over with news. Said that Lloyd Sigo had just been in a few days before to see about some supplies. He's proprietor of the Crazy Crocodile, night club on Halstead. One never knows-does one? Must close as I have an appointment at the llurrell lirothers' Beauty Salon on the llth Floor. Lo ve and hugs, 'l l Z !' Mildred. BERNICE BROWN Mezzo-Soprano, Metropolitan Opera Co. IN A RECITAL at MADISON SQUARE GARDENS New York City Sept. 14, 1945 I. The Rose liush ............ ......... Qver the lYaves ....,.....,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,.,, I Hear the Bees A-Humining ......,. ....... H. See the llarvest Moon is Shining' ...... I Hear a Thrush at Eve ...........,.......,.. Rockin 'l ime ,,,...,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,e,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...... Adams llainbridge-Zameenik ........,,..Rhys-Herbert .........................Cadman ......Knox-Rhys-Herbert ACCO1ll17HlllSt-Rllfll V. Overton Page 7'14:e1Lty-four