Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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First Row, left to right : Braddock, Avenmarg, Gamster. Bruce, Holmes, Culp, Epler. Second Row : Gwin. Duggins, Biggs, Eib. Gaines, Jacks, Grant, Harlow. Third Row : Garriott, Jordan, Brown, Barber. Cain. Hudson, Bowman. Fourth Row: A. Hendershot, Beal, A. Daniels, Johnson, J. Daniels, S. Carman, Hancock, Britt. Fifth Row: Birdsall. Gosnell, Fontaine, Gluth. Cook. H. Hendershot, B. Carman. Sixth Row: Smith, D. Timmons. Wiles, Putman, Waling. Shoup, Rusk. Seventh Row: Moore, Ritchie, H. Knoerzer, Warren, A. Kanney. Lonergan, We’.tzin, Osburn. Eighth Row: Thomas, M. Knoerzer, Torbet, Stillman. I. Stath, C. Nagel, Parkinson. Ninth Row: Stiles, Teyber, Ramey, Wallace, J. Lowry, F. Stath. Kingman, J. Timmons. Tenth Row: Wilcox, C. Kanney, M. Kanne, Porter, Shook, Tyler, Salyers, Shelly. ( 13 )

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NEAL WARREN President ROBERT WILES Vice President JANE LOWRY Treasurer Journeymen No longer apprentices, we, as journeymen, entered our second step of the building process with renewed energy. As we gave a retrospective glance at the prints we had engraved our first year we could see we had molded a shapely structure. Each brick had been laid with care and each pillar firmly set. An outstanding workman of our section was Robert Wiles, an All- Regional center. Charles Bowman, Edward Ritchie, Edward Putman, Neal Warren and John Hudson were actively engaged in constructing our second basketball team. John Timmons and Richard Gosnell worked at the job of athletic managers for our teams. Several of our fellow workers who devoted themselves diligently to their books were Kathleen Teyber, Jane Shook, John Hudson, Eileen Kingman, Betty Jane Wilcox, Phil Cook, and Howard Bruce. We had a most enjoyable section party in the gym. All the workmen brought their skates and enjoyed an evening of fun. The committee in charge served refreshments. SPONSORS ELIZABETH KRESLER CHARLES SPENCER

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PHILIP KENNETH JOHN FENDIG FERGUSON DAVISSON Treasurer Vice President President Craftsmen On September the seventh, we, as craftsmen, began construction of the third layer in our building process. By this time we have become skilled mechanics in the traditions and ways of R. H. S. A few of the working crew displayed their histrionic ability in the class production, Second Childhood,” a comedy, on December the eighth. The construction gang included Charlene Stanley, John Davisson, Philip Fendig, Pauline Bishop, Kenneth Ferguson, Jo Bundy, Peggy Gilmore, Carl Nagel! and Earl Haniford, with Miss Helen Small as chief inspector. The outstanding workmen of the craftsmen ' s athletic force included Robert Kanne, Elmo Trudeau, Earl Haniford, Wayne Milner, John Davisson, and Elmer Phegley. The night of May twentieth we laid aside our hammers and working clothes and in the loveliest attire we were hosts at the Prom. The dance was delightful and an unprecedented success. We feel that we have been duly instructed and will assume correctly next fall our job as Master Craftsmen. SPONSORS ELIZABETH HUGH PADGETT DAVISSON ( 14 )