Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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HEADLINES JANE ROBINSON— Wins love of big oil man. Shows ability in artistic line. “Oh phooey”. • ROY BRANDENBURG — Captains basketball team of ’33. Presents key to Junior President. “0. K. Sirepta Mathilda”. • JIM HARVEY— Follows footsteps of Thomas A. Edison. Man- ages winning football team. “Dot’s vot Elmer says”. • GWENDOLYN KEPNER— Elected secretary of 4-H Club. Star reporter of Home Ec Club. “Oh heck”. • LIDA MILNER— Withdrew from school during the second semes- ter. • RUSSELL KRYDER— Big bruiser holds line. Appointed receiver of Smith notes. “And so I sez, sez I”. • MARVIN KOHLOFF— Mod- ern Euclid. Kohloff outstanding in theatricals. “Aw, heck”. • CLAUDIA KRUZAN— Kruzan cheats the sun. Walks away with scholastic hon- ors. “Oh!” Page ten

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FACULTY WILLIAM JARDINE, A.B. Indiana State Teachers’ College JEANNETTE MURPHY, B.S. Indiana University CLAUDE STOKESBERRY Central Normal ELIZABETH KRESLER, B.S. University of Illinois MARJORY SPRAGUE, A.B. DePauw University WILLIAM HOLT, B.S. Indiana State Teachers’ College GRETCHEN MARKLE, B.S. DePauw University IRMA GREENHAM, B.S. Purdue University class. MR. BUNDY supervises the training of our future farmers. His enthusiasm is plainly infectious for under him the agricultural department has steadily increased. MISS STONER has served as the physical education director for five years. This year has been most successful under her careful management. MR. JARDINE, the trainer of after- dinner speakers, is also the sponsor of our school paper. Un- der him the paper has shown no effects of the depression. As evidence of his effort the paper has won much recognition. MISS MURPHY is our very capable commercial teacher. She assisted the Juniors in the management of their activi- ties. This year MR. STOKESBERRY made his debut as coach of our basketball team. His personality, coupled with his ability to teach his proteges, has won him a place in the hearts of all the students. MISS KRESLER and MISS SPRAGUE expend their efforts in teaching the foreign languages which enable the students to be more self-assertive and word conscious. The Seniors were guided carefully by Miss Sprague. MR. HOLT is endeared to many of the stu- dents especially because he was their fellow-teacher in the grades. He imparts Algebra to the Freshmen and teaches manual training. MISS MARKLE strives to make singing enjoyable to all her students. She also endeavors to teach a knowledge of the fundamentals of music. Under her guid- ance the Primary school presented a very clever operetta. MISS GREENHAM directs the foods, clothing, and home management classes. She is producing experts in these lines.

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HEADLINES DOROTHY JONES — Jones goes collegiate. Goes to night school (Do you know him?). “Go- ing to the dance tonight?” • JOHN MOORE — Just a drummer (not a salesman). Johnnie croons into our hearts. “What’s the answer?” • JESS BLANKENSHIP— Whitey rises to ath- letic fame. Leads big pest drive. “ ’Fot dat putty dood”. • LORENE JACKS — Lorene takes group of girls to Northwestern luncheon. Grand time was had by all. Celebrates eighteenth birthday in a big way. “None of your business”. • MAR- THA WOOD — Giggling Girtie giggles gloriously. She Wood if she could, but she’s afraid to. “Where’s my purse-a-book?” • RALPH HOP- KINS — R. H. S. crooner. Ralph finds new ro- mance. “Oh yeah?” • FLOYD AMSLER — Amsler wins prizes in Corn Show. Takes after the Irish. “Well, let’s see”. • CATHERINE BORNTRAGER — Our Katy conquers all vicissi- tudes. Name seen regula rly on Honor Roll. “I’ll have to get to studying”.