Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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L-Ll t first Row: Second Row i Tkirii Rom : Fourth Rom : Fijlk Row: Sixth Roc : Seventh Ran ' : Eighth Row : Ninth Row : Tenth Row : Eleventh Ro; (left to right) Wallace, Ramey, F. Stath. Parkison. Lowry. Salyers. Shellv, Ritchie. H. Knoerzer. A. Sanders, J. Timmons. Wilcox. Thomas. M. Knoerzer, Torbet, Nagel. Stillman. I. Stath, Shook. Weltzin. Rusk. Osburn. Lonergan. Warren. Stiles. Shoup, D. Timmons. Putman, Wiles. Thompson. Smith, Moore. Jeffery. Bowman. Ranney. Hudson, Grant. B. Carman, S. Carman, Jackson, Britt. Kanne. Beal, Harlow, Biggs, Gwin. Hancock, Johnson. Cook, Barber, Brown, Bruce, Jordan, Hermanson, Daniels, Duggins, Eib, Gaines. Jacks. !•: Gosnell, Epler, Holmes, Gamster. Braddock, Cain. Page Nineteen

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ROBERT ROBERT MARY GAMSTER BROWN THOMAS President Vice President Secretary C[a±± of ig4J - - c:z zaclu o SUhi Onl On September 11, we began developing our third reel of our high school ca- reer. It is easily seen through the lens of the camera that we have made a de- cided improvement in developing our character as well as athletics and other things. Two outstanding snaps that we look back on now are of the class play and a sparkling picture in technicolor of the Junior Prom. The color scheme was beau- tiful with the class colors, red and white, predominating. Both the play and the prom were smashing successes. Our athletes were: Ritchie, Warren, Wiles, C. Bowman, Hudson, W. Weltzin, Put- man, Lonergan, J. Moore, and Gamster. Class Flower White Carnation Class Colors Red and White Class Motto Nil Desperandum SPONSORS MR. WELPER MISS KRESLER PQg€ Eighteen

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' ii DORIS WILLIAM HOWARD HOEFERLIN RAMEY JOHNSON President Vice President Secretary . C[ai± of ig 2 - - ' 3 EZL± o UnJEiiozitjjl The film is turned to our second picture and the lens is focused to a group of eigh- ty-four people who are eager to have the picture snapped and the film developed. A decided note of improvement may be seen over the group of Freshmen that en- tered the halls of R. H. S. in the fall of thirty-eight. The picture has two outstanding groups, the athletes and the scholars. When the photographer called for the athletes, fifteen boys heartily responded, those being Dale Ames, Lyle Ames, Cain, Schuman, Lintner, Hayes, Kellenberger, Nes- bitt, Stath, Saltwell, Merriman, Hoeferlin, Malone, Alson, and Wood. The scholars are Avalyn Lane, Keith Nesbitt, Doris Hoeferlin, and Doris Miller. Class Flower - Red and Yellow Rose Class Colors Crimson and Gold Class Motto Ad Astra Per Aspera SPONSORS MR. CLARK MISS WOLFE Pa e TMinty