Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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TRAVEL AND TRANSPORT BUILDING Subjects dealing with activities, snaps, and classes have been chosen as fitting topics for Book II. Basketball, Football, Chaos, Rensselaerian, Sunshine, Hi-Y, Future Farmers’ Club, Masque and Wig, and Music De- partment are contained within the activity pages. All the four classes of students are represented, and the snaps deal with the entire student body. Page twenty-seven

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I wv vjJ JU- JA.UUFRY SCHOOL CALENDAR Sept. 5 — School began. Sept. 10 — Football season opened. Sept. 16 — Football game with Lowell. Oct. 15 — Crown Point defeated R. H. S. ; only Oct. 22-23 — State Teachers’ Convention. Oct. 28 — R. H. S. defeated Kentland. Nov. 16-19 — Corn Show. Nov. 23 — Basketball season opened. Nov. 24-25 — Thanksgiving vacation. Dec. 1 — Primary operetta. Dec. 23 — Christmas vacation began. Jan. 2 — School began after Christmas. Jan. 11-12 — Examinations. Jan. 13 — End of the first semester. Jan 13 — R. H. S. defeated Kentland five. Jan. 14 — Jasper County Tournament. Feb. 21 — J. V. Tolantino addressed the school. Feb. 24 — R. H. S. defeated Fowler. Mar. 3-4 — Sectional tournament. Mar. 15-16 — Interclass tournament. Mar. 16 — Books stacked at R. H. S. April 20 — Senior play. May 12 — Junior Prom. May 14 — Baccalaureate sermon. May 15 — Class night. May 18 — Commencement. May 19 — Alumni banquet. May 19 — End of school year. defeat of the season. — f - - - M l ? yvVajVHL APRIL n LtJdU

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RENSSELAER ' S JINX IS ERCEEN FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1 — MeColly, Johnson, Haniford, Harvey, Coach Strole, Hasty, Wortley, Low- man. Row 2 — Strawbridge, Reed, Kryder, Marlin, Fletcher, Strawbridge, Warner. Row 3 — Moore, Kryder, Eger, Malone, Biggs, Morton, Brandenburg, Hiles, Potts. Row 4 — Shoemaker, Hatton, O’Riley, Beaver. Row 5 — Donnelly, Day, Blankenship, Kresler. The Rensselaer-Kentland game was a game of extraordinary play- ing, on both the offensive and defensive. The boys were determined to bring home the bacon, and not even Kentland could stop them. Rensse- laer’s playing was outstanding in every way. The final score was 19 to 6 in favor of Rensselaer. Sweaters were awarded to the following boys : Captain Day, Blank- enship, R. Kryder, Hatton, Donnelly, and Kresler. Manager Harvey was also awarded a sweater. Major letters were awarded to Brandenburg, Malone, Reed, Fletcher, R. Strawbridge, Potts, O’Riley, and Wortley. Those receiving minors were MeColly, Hile, Hasty, Shoemaker, Johnson, McGee, Warner, H. Bea- ver, C. Kryder, C. Biggs, Morton, Haniford, and H. Strawbridge. Lowell Valparaiso .. Crown Point Rochester .... Morocco Kentland Total .... 6 R. H. S 6 12 R. H. S 12 21 R. H. S--0 0 R. H. S 14 0 R. H. S 12 6 R. H. S 19 45 63 Page twenty-eight