Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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HEADLINES MADELYN SPAIN — Madelyn plays role of “nigger mammy” well in Junior Play. Gives reading at R. M. D. “Oh nertz”. • FRANCIS MOELHMAN — Quite handy with the lathe. Overwhelmed by the Daugherty beauties. “Cut that out!” • DEAN WALKER — Ex-guard for R. H. S. Five. Has great admiration for daugh- ter of oil magnate. “Sure it is right”. • LU- CILLE SMITH— Dusts the ebonies. Wins title as champion “skipper”. “Got a way to Round Grove?” • VERA DUNN — A whiz in bookkeep- ing. All American guard. Sort of likes the Smiths. “Good night”. • CLARENCE SAND- ERS — Another member of R. H. S. quartet. Just a gigilo (and what a dancer). “Well, maybe I’m wrong”. • OMER MILLER — Miller; distin- guished student of Alma Mater. Loves rubies. “Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy!” • GENEVE COMER — Hostess of Home Ec party. Entrepeneur of petite beauty salon. “I dunno”.

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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

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HEADLINES ELIZABETH BUSSELL— Bussell breaks windpipe but lives to tell the tale. Brown eyes lure men to their destruction. “Got your book- keeping?” • ROBERT JORDAN— Follows steps of father as Future Farmer. “My Dad says — ”. • LEE MAUCK — Big Standard man. Has a lit- tle license trouble. “Where’s my pi pe?” • EVE- LYN SMITH — Champion note writer. Out- standing athlete, elected president of G. A. A. “Write me a note”. • NEOMA GRIMES — Sleeps on collar buttons (dimples). “S’pose my Dad will let me out tonight?” • JAMES WAL- LACE — Attains success as Boy Scout. “As ertz- nay”. • HAROLD RISHLING — Peck’s bad boy. Runt, the school wise-cracker. “Ain’t that right, Miss Neal?” • VIRGINIA SMITH — - Smith handles dough for G. A. A. Our Joe E. Brown. “Oh gaud !” • MARJORIE HUNTING- TON — Annexes ring on first date. “Help the poor”. • HENRY STEINKAMP— Steinkamp makes Future Farmer. “My Ford won’t start”.