Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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Ruth Kanney Floyd Meyers Robert Loy Blanche Chapman Robert CleavelanJ SHIP OFFICERS Like all good ships that sail the seas our nohle vessel, the Chaos has a Board of Directors which guides the destinies of our voyage. The speed of our boat and comfort of the passengers depends greatly upon the ability and power of those who man the ship. From the helm of Rensselaer High School, Mrs. Blanche Chapman as president ol the hoard deserves recognition and commendation for her fine efforts to serve us so well. Mr. Floyd Meyers and Mr. Robert Loy who serve as treasurer and secretary respectively, of our board of directors, have shown toward our school much interest and enterprise. We wish to thank them for their sincere interest and loyal support. These citizens have given unsparingly ol their time so that our home port will be a more profitable and enjoyable harbor in which to anchor. (s)

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Standing, left to right: Mr. I Iolt, Beaver, Wallace, Nesbitt, Rose. Lynam. Seated: Miss E. Kresler, Thompson, Bachclder, Myers, PuIIin. THE CHAOS STAFF Editor Assistant Editor Senior Editors Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Junior Editor Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor . Norma Rachel rier . . Jean 1 hompson J Lila PuIIin 1 Millicent Rose Paul Myers .... Byron Nesbitt . . Wilbur 1 jyman Jane Beaver Betty Lou Wallace It is the desire of every member of the ship s staff that ibis itinerary of the 1937-38 voyage in and out of the port of Rensselaer High School may be more vividly and accurately recalled when referring in later years to this annual, the results of their united efforts. Bon Voyage! Classmates and Friends. (7)

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A large ship must have many efficient officers who map and chart the courses, bring enjoyment to the crew, sailors, and passengers and see that the machinery is in perfect repair and coordination at all times. At the be- ginning of the fall voyage ol our school the school hoard appointed Mr. Robert Cleaveland, who had previously been both superintendent and prin- cipal, to serve only in the capacity of superintendent. I he duties as captain are arduous enough to occupy all the time and energy ol Mr. Cleaveland. He is a gentleman worthy to be captain lor his unselfish regard toward the interest ol the whole vessel is generous and beyond measure. The board elected Mr. Wi Ilium Jardine to the principalship of our school. He assumed the role of director of all extra-curricular activities and under him the sponsors guided their individual organizataions. The calendar exhibited in his office is proof enough of the multifarious activities of our school. His infectious smil e, kind humor and genuine understanding of the students and their problems endear him to all. The off ice ol school stenographer and secretary is capably fulfilled by Miss Ruth Kanney, a recent graduate ol Rensselaer High School. The crew of our ship deserves recognition for its fine work, not only in the classes taught but in the excellent guidance of the extra-curricular activities. Besides being instructors, the crew or faculty is ready at all times to be friends with the students. I he close relationship that is maintained between the crew and passengers is evident and makes lor more perfect understanding. Anchors aweigh! Crew and officers report for a nine months’ sailing duty. ( 9 )