Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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HEADLINES GLADYS BURRELL — Flashy jump-center for G. A. A. Carries on the old tradition of the little blue dinner pail. “Yessir”. • HARRY HASTY— Court jester of class of ’33. Promin- ent in Agriculture. “Who do you think you are?” • PAUL HOOKER — Big butter and Ag man. “Alright, you can’t get away with that”. • HELEN GROOM— Work like Helen B. Happy. Short and sweet. “Hang it all”. • MARTHA PARKS — Parks devotes energy to Rensselaerien. Gains title of teacher’s pet? ? ? ? “I-hey Oney- hey”. • VIRGIL WARE — Man about town — farmer only in name. Runs school taxi and col- lects from fairs. “Do you love me, honey?” • EARL NESIUS — Walks a mile for a Camel. Has a knack of getting tests beforehand. “Vir- gil, will you take me home again?” • ZELDA DAUGHERTY — Small girl of our class; out- standing scholar. Pals with Dean of Girls. “Oh yeah?”

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HEADLINES LOIS TANNER — Recovers from shock of lost love. High school student reaches perfection in Home Ec. “Oh pshaw”. • RONALD WARD — Successful as basketball manager. Receives letters from strange women. “I haven’t said a thing”. • LAWRENCE BAUMAN — Makes fre- quent trips to Lafayette. Specializes in class ar- gument. “That ain’t right”. • GLADYS COOK —Rushed by Junior guard of Fighting Five. Cook and Bussell, thick as molasses. “Hey, have you seen Lynn?” • REBECCA HALL — Hall edits Rensselaerien. Demure girl blossoms. “Got your copy ready?” • WALLACE COOK — Has secret passion (Do you know her?). The Mc- Coysburg taxi cab incorpulated. “Where’s Speedy?” • ELLIS KELLEY — Kelley elected president of Future Farmers’ Club. Great big man from the South. “I don’t know”. • BETTY COMER — Red head fastens many scalps to her belt. Guiding hand of Home Ec Club. “Oh nertz”. Page twelve

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HEADLINES ROBERT BOOK — Big business manager of class of ’33. Sensational tennis star. Likes Wild parties. “Say, do I have to get rough?” • MADELEINE WILD — Outstanding tumbler. Displays affection for Dan Cupid. “Oh, really”. • RUBY CROMER — Just a Miller’s sweetheart. Has a yen for culinary arts. “Oh, shoot!” • BILL STOCKTON — Finds novel way of get- ting out of fourth hour assembly. Bill had prom- inent role in Junior Play. “Oh shucks”. • FRED MOORE — Moore out for football. Joins Future Farmers’ Club. “No you don’t”. • ADA BRANDENBURG— Tests Spurgeon’s true love. Ada joins ranks of Dolly Madison Club. “Oh, gee whiz!” • ELSIE WASHBURN— Mainstay of Music Department. Ushers in class of ’33. “Oh gad”. • TOM YEOMAN — Ord’s boy makes good in basketball. Tom’s laugh beats us. “Ain’t that right, huh?” Page fourteen