Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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I I I I l l 1 l..l HIS FORTUNE . . . . . HE SECURED THE POSSESSION OF THE SET O EVERETT BRISTOW is one of our most promising agriculture students. He was president of the Future Farmers Club last year. He is a quiet sort but a swell fel- low when you know him. He has a great interest in one of the underclassmen. MARVIN HASTY'S indomitable spirit and audacious- ness have made him a valuable asset to our teams. His main interest in life is athletics. He was chosen honorary captain of the football team. CHARLOTTE MYRES has a sunny disposition. Her cheery smile and sweet person- ality are full of rascality. She has been very active in debating and oratorical contests. VIRGIL LINBACK'S sole delight is to amuse his classmates. Incidentally, he never lets his studies interfere with his schoolworkg it seems to be against his principles. The neatest senior in school is LOIS LISH who always looks very immaculate and attractive as well. She has a pleasing voice and a lovely personality. DELOS KANNE is one of the smallest members of our class. He has a smiling disposition and is always ready to help in any way he can. HELEN GRANT is another one our our country girls. She is very quiet but a good friend to all who know her. X O I .v THIS FIRST CLASS, 10 WENTFTO COELEGE F. . . flilqll.Fruifriiiiisrl HIGH scHooL WAS

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-1837 SECURED A FLOAT AND CAME WEST FROM UTICA, N. Y.. TO REPAIR ARDIS PROUTY is a busy body who de- votes much of her time in the home economic rooms. JOE COOK has been with us for two years. He is one of the most active members in our future farmers organization. Very small in stature is VIVIAN GREEN, but none the less important. Her wavy hair is the envy of many girls. FRED RHOADES has appeared in several dramatic produc- tions and was an outstanding member of the football squad.lVherever we find him we find merriment. DOROTHY KANNE, an attrac- tive girl, is the embodiment of mirth. eiiic- iency and personality. She is a good com- panion to all her friends. She was president of G. A. A. this year. DAVID TIQRFLER. the class chauffeur, was a valuable member of our football team. He is always willing to U help in any way he can. JOHN EILTS is our future farmer, whom we feel will be most successful after his ade- quate agricultural training. MAXINE CLODFELTER enrolled in our class this year, for she came from Greencastle. She has won many friends by her charming per- sonality, though here but such a short time. GEORGE HAWKINS is a firm believer in the old maxim 'Silence is Golden. WILMA SMITH takes her school work very seriously and displays a special aptitude for chemistry. LOEYA HALSTEAD has appeared on many programs for she is very entertaining with her readings. ALICE JANE STOKES- BERRY is a small girl with black curly hair. Her smile and winning personality make her a sociable companion. GRADLIATED FROM A BUILDING ON THE SITE OF MR. l'RlOR'S HOME . . . . . OF

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JUNE 12, 1839 THE ORIGINAL PLAT FOR THE TOWN OF NEWTON WAS FILED. . WHO'S WHO BAKER. LOUISE Vice President 3 EILTS. JOHN Sunshine Society 1, 2 President 4 Future Farmers Club 1 Commercial Club 3, 4 G. A. A. 2 2, 3, 4 BFAYFR DAVID Operetta 1. I3 Sup't Corn Show 4 Commercial Club 3 BELL. HARRY County Latin Contest 1 Hi-y 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 Treasurer 4 Masque and Wig 3, 4 Rensselaerien 33. 4 Editor 4 Yell Leader 3, 4 Junior Play Il Play Tournament Ii Ilelbate 2, 33, 4 Coinlnereial Club Il Chaos 2. .3 Basketball l. 2, Il Conimerzial Club Il. 4 Class Vive Presillent 4 National Honor Soeiety 4 CLODFELTER. MAXINE Clinton Center High Suhool 1. 2, Zi G. A. A. 4 Sunshine Sol-iety 4 COOK. JOE llanging Grove I. 2 Future Farniers Fi, 4 COCRTRIKQHT. BIILIJREIJ FLETCHER, EYELYN Cass Secretary 1 Class Basketball 1, 2 Sunshine Society 1.2, il- Masque anfl Wifi 1, 2, fl.- Seeretary Il President 4 Csininiereial Club Il, 4 State COl'lIll1Ql'L'I2ll Con test Il llensselaerien Il Chi1osZl,4 Cl.lss Play Z3 Play Tournulnent I3 V V . V- . - V .., U fwtt Il National Honor Soelety 4 Qllllfllllllt 5f:4'll'15 lv 3' 4 Ngiinmfi fh,,,,,,. S,,L,i1,,,. 4 Vhw Plas' 4 f.l'fQ'uSAl:,' miss Plat- 4 I ' BISHOP, HOWARD gi' A. 71 V V V V V Future Farlners Club l Bgiiiiitlillli 17 3V gg t'RAarl' b A, JUNIUI' Plas' 3 Colnlnereial Club il - - ,-niimsuja 3 U 'I Commercial Club 4 t'RhI'N' UI IAS DAUGHERTY, ANNE Sunshine Son-lety 2, 33, 4 BLAKE. ISABELLP? G. A. A. 4 c., A. A. 4 COINIU-9l'C'i31 Club 4 COINIHOITIZII Club Zi Seeretary 4 illllshlllf EI0f'1Qtl'q4 V Class Play Il Basketball 1, 2, za, 4 filiivlla OWN' - WWW Sunshine Sol-it-ty 1, 2, Zi, 4 , , , V V V V lslzlsrow, EVERETT f'll0 l'S 1' 3' fl- 4 HMPIIQFQ YTEORSL, 1 ., Future Farmer 3. 4 Quamll 4 Cid' ili-aigol lgi ' H Vice President IS Orehestra 4 .J mmmllila C ub 4 in-esiflem 4 4-H1 f BHflgf'1b21ll 1- - llAlllll:sTY, lfRANf'Es BHFIWT Ball 1, 55 gysrigiitriul ., .t 4 Sunshine Soeieib' I. 2, Il. BIVRRELIH WIN?-RED v ' V v Q 1 N 1 1 fillllllllltldl Club.1,4 Conlniereial Club ii, 4 DLc3fI'iI:CZ' f'l URi'h NESS. AAIIIJREH' CAIN, llol,oRl-is 'luallk 2 flhmius 11 2. Sunshine Society 1, 33 Class Basketball l, 2, Il ,lwwita lj . 0 ,, St' IV-mmis H S. 2 V V 1 Sunshine Soelety1,..,J. is A X1 4. IJLNQIU-XlF.'Bl,1:Iz., 1 ,l.waSul,e1.4 Home Economies Club ii Qfllgfllgf 1: E' 3'l'ln'?tlV ?13V 3 CHAPMAN, JEANETTE COll1lN0l'L'Ilil Clllb fl. 4 Hmm. Ei.V'C1ub gg Chorusil, ZZ. 33, 4 Basketball l. 2. fl. 4 Coniniereial Club 4 fil1'l'S 'l1'l0 75 OIWFVUQI 3 Sunshine Convention 1 llouble Quartette 4 Chorus l. 3. 4 ' i ' Q Rensselaerien 2, Ii Home Ee. Club 2 HOW lzAS.'1OlI Sunshine Society 1, 2, Zi, 4 LaCrosse lliuh School Z3 Ill-H LZ, Il. 4 it-:Sf ' yur 1 . , f COMMISSIONED IN 1885 ....... IN THE FIRST SIX YEARS 56 XVERE GRAIJLATEIJ .