Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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HEADLINES GLADYS PARKER — Makes too much noise for her size. Types her time away. “Oh darn it!” • GEORGE DYE — Dark woman comes in- to Dye’s life. Dye proves to be successful Scout leader. “Where is Mart Jane?” • HOWARD DAY — Leads R. H. S. football team to victory. Takes marriage vows. “Hi, Professor”. • RE- GINA FRITZ — New student wins popularity. Our heart-breaker. “Oh, you’re mean”. • LOIS BRANAMAN — Branaman attempts to get a cor- ner on the love market. Handy dame in the kitchen. “Gimme that!” (personal letter). • BERNARD DONNELLY — Donnelly snappy center for R. H. S. football squad. Spencer’s pet peeve. “Well, I don’t know”. • WILLARD BISHOP — A little son of Satan. Prominent Ag man comes to front. “Naughty, naughty”. • ETHELYN DUGGINS— Duggins runs close second to Rubinoff. R. H. S. loses sweet demure girl in ’33. “If I looked like that I’d join the cir- cus”.

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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

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HEADLINES MARY LOU WARNER — Local girl leads Prom, May 18, 1932. Important role in “Call of the Banshee” is played by Warner. “You louse”. • LEON KRESLER — Rises to heights. Sharp- shooter of Fighting Five. “All right, you guys”. • WILLARD WASHBURN — Quite dramatical- ly inclined. Aspires to be great singer. “Have you ever heard this one?” • ELLEN PATZ- SCHKE — Ellen transfers her talents from Kni- man to R. H. S. “Oh, shoot”. • ELEANOR LONG — All American girl. Likes jelly. “Just a giggle-o”. • JACK LANE — God’s gift to wo- men (especially buxom). Big bass. (Asleep in the deep.) “Yousah”. • ROBERT CROCKETT — A little “hasty” about Hasty. Name appears on book of Future Farmers’ Club. Gets tempor- ary wave. “That’s the truth”. • BEATRICE TORBET— New girl comes to R. H. S. in ’32. Recovers successfully from diphtheria. “Sh-h-h. He’s a-lookin”. Page sixteen