Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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I flL ilh ti!! s - - o a i r vTi MR. MAURICE SHADLEY, De Pauw University, Arthur Jordan Conservatory, Indi- ana Central College A. B., B. Mus., music, and band; popular, effusive, even tem- pered. MISS IRENE RHODES, Purdue University B.S., University of Wisconsin, English; trim, persistent, personality plus. MR. FOREST TERRELL, Indiana Univer- sity B.S. history; hum.orous, sincere, frugal. MISS ELIZABETH STONER, Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., physical education; sporty, equestrienne, peppery, sociable. MISS BUTHENE SHARP, Manchester College B.S. in music, music and art; patient, soft spoken, retiring. MR. DALE WELPER, Hillsdale College B.S.; sci- ence and mathematics; dependable, teller of tales, camera addict. MISS DORO- THEA WOLFE, Butler University A.B., Universiy of Wisconsin M.A., English; suave, gracious, liked by all. MISS CORNELIA ELDRIDGE, stenographer; efficient, plea- sant, active. Pa e Xitic

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youill XooL Do lJt± l Untox± MR. W. E. BAUSMAN, Purdue University B.S., coach, physical education and health; known as Slim to the public. Conscientious, industrious, family man. MISS RUTH CATHCART, Indiana State Teachers College B. S., English and bookkeeping; viva- cious, friendly and alert at all times. MR. RAY BUNDY, Purdue University B. S. A., vocational agriculture; good judgment, reserved, slow spoken. MISS ELIZABETH HENLINE, Manchester College A. B., English and public speaking; good dresser, stand-patter, amicable.. MR. HOMER CLARK, Central Normal A. B., University of Wisconsin Ph. M., biology and physics; punctual, oratorical, scholarly. MISS ELIZABETH KRESLER, Western College for Women, University of Illinois B. S., Uni- versity of Wisconsin, Latin; brilliant, gentile, capable. MR. HUGH DAVISSON, Salem College A. B., University of Cincinnati, Columbia University, Indiana Univer- sity M. S., assistant coach and history; progressive, jovial, reliable. MISS RUTH LAWRENCE, MacMurray College A. B., Gregg College, University of Colorado; con- servative, congenial, ambitious. MR. WILLIAM HOLT, Indiana State Teachers Col- lege B. S., Indiana University M. S., industrial arts and algebra; busy, likable, force- ful. MISS ELIZABETH PADGETT, Purdue University B. S. H. E., home economics; gracious, sympathetic, builder of homes. Page Eight

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SAMUEL LLOYD Vice President JANE BEAVER Secretary aid of ig O - - J2oofz± !I7o 17j?£ utuxsil In the fall of 1936, the lens were focused on eighty-one effervescent freshmen, who were entering the imposing structure of R. H. S. with visions of beginning the filming of their careers. The film now printed piclures seventy-two as graduates of the class of 1940. We gradually developed more skill and have finally won the rank which we hove visioned. Robert Kanne, Wayne Milner, Elmer Phegley, Elmo Trudeau, John Davisson and Frank Teach have made colorful records as athletes. High scholas- tic records were formed by Jane Beaver, Phil Fendig, Eileen Nagel, Pauline Bi- shop, John Davisson and John Cook. Phil Fendig and John Davisson were elect- ed to the National Honorary Society in their junior year. During our junior year we presented a movie scenario of Second Childhood with Charlene Stanley and Phil Fendig as leads Another highlight of our junior year was our Prom. The dance was delightful and an unprecedented success. As seniors, eighteen students exhibited their histrionic ability in the class production Growing Pains with Suzanne Hopkins and Phil Fendig as leads. This, our senior year, has been most remarkable and enjoyable. Although we feel happy to be the first class to be graduated from the new school building it is with a feeling of sadness and regret that we leave this place of pleasant mem- ories. SPONSORS MR. DAVISSON MISS PADGETT Fane Ten