Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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First Row. ilejt lu ri ht ) Huff. Junlan, .Moore, Keminji. Frilz, L. Wilccix, Barnes. Shuniaker, Nu.ss, D. Salyers. Second Row. R. Miller, Jarrette. B. Luwry. A. Xagel. Cook. Robinson. Shook, H. Lee, Lane, Bundy. Miss Kresler, Brown. Spurgeon, Hoeferlin, Hoover. T iird Row. E. Salyers. Sigman. J. Nesius, E. Reed. Morris, Scheurich, V. Warren, Porter, Moore, Zimmer. Yeoman, Carmen, Daugherty, Stanley, Barlow. Fourth Row: Shoup, L. Herr. R. Lee. Green. B. Hurton, L. Ciutleman, E. Xagel. Warne. E. Warren. S. Lowry, King, Gilmore. Ramey. Rhudes, Bowman. Fifth Row: Walker, M. Knoerzer, Overton. Prouty. Hopkin: - Kemlig. Wood, B. J. W ilcox, Kanney. C. Reed. Dean. Wal- lace, Spain, Hershman. Trudeaii. Sixth Row: Parkison, J. Lowry. D. Miller. Boze. J. Daniels. Vaughn, Sage. Johnson, G. Moosmiller. E. Horton. John- son, Finch, C, Gudeman, Gwin. Blaze. Seventh Row: Stiles. Saltwell, .Anderson. Bausman. A. Jacks, B. Thomas, A. M. Miller, Hall, C Xesius, Grant. Catt, Feldhaus. Britt, Bishop, K. Ja.:k-. Thegley. Eighth Row: Kirk, Jonas, L Parsons. Lashbrook, Sanders. Bertsch. Wiseman. Gaines, Knouff. S. Daniels. Davisson, Hays. Zillhart, Scantlin. L. Reed. . iiith Roiv: Zimmer, R. Moosemiiler. Duggins. A. Hall. Stillnuin. D.iy, Weiss, C. Xagel, R. Xagel, Putts, Pass, Torbet, Carter, Parsons, R. Herr, M. Thomas. un±nuz£, - - kJh£. Coniiani :zf ouna or czrf tiuitis,±l Candid shots telling much about the life of a Sunshine Girl depict girls distributing baskets to the needy at Thanksgiving, being host to underprivileged children at Christmas, sponsoring a Hobo Dance and the annual Sunshine Dance, and favor- ing their mothers with a tea. The climax of their year was the State Convention at which Helen Lee served as State Vice President and Miss Elizabeth Kresler as sponsor. Jane Shook was elected to serve as 1940-41 State President. The theme Women was carried out by feminine speakers who reviewed the lives of famous women. President Helen Lee Vice President Jane Shook Treasurer Jo Bundy Corresponding Secretary Avalyn Lane Recording Secretary Dorothy l obinson Page Tu ' fitly-Sri ' en

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First Row : man. Page. Second Row. Third Row : Fourt r Row: D. Johnson, Robinson. ( (■ to right ) Mr. Holt, C. Bowman. Reeve. Urbanczyk. Lewis. J ' heiiley. Shoup, Nesbitt, Mackey, H. Bow- Ritchie, Hancock, Lloyd. Lonergan, Moore, Cain, Knouff. Hermanson, Warren, Barber, Selby, Babcock. Ferguson, Fendig, Xuss, Ramey, Woodworth, H. Johnson, D. .Ames, Kanne. Schuman, Rusk. Brown. L. Ames, Lintner, W. Piatt, Hayes, Wiles, Keeley, Bruce, Milner, Wm. Pratt, Gamster, Parkison, Murray, To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high stan- dards of Christian character. With this as their foundation, the Hi-Y tends to get a firmer focus on school life from a moral side. This was the first year that the formal initiation was conducted by the officers of the club. Starting its second year under Mr. Holt, the club sponsor, it more than doubled its enrollment. Through the interest taken by the Rotary Club, the Hi-Y was able to send twelve boys to the State Hi-Y Convention. The club sponsored a Thanksgiving program for the school and gave several Christmas baskets. In April the Hi-Y gave a dinner-dance for its members and was more than glad to help the Sunshine Society hold the State Sunshine Convention here at R. H. S. :■ President Dale Shoup Vice President Elmer Jay Phegley Secretary Treasurer Keith Nesbitt Sponsor Mr. Holt Page TKriily-Six

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First Row: (left to right) Mr. Bundy, R. Smith, Wiles, Bruce, Pliegley, Branson. Second Row: Saltwell, Eggleston, W. N ' agel, Alson, Jordan, Merriman, E. NageL Third Row: Urbanczyk, Adams, Knoerzer, Stiles. Arnold, Daniels, A. Smith. Foitrth Row: Timmons, Rusk, Christenson, Parkison, Stath, Epler, Jordan. jatuiz ijatmsTii - - iJ %oduasiiA or C kanifiLoni ! The Future Farmers of America is a national organization composed of vocational agriculture boys enrolled in the regular agriculture courses. The organization is a non-profit organization designed to recognize and encourage the natural in- stincts and tendencies toward the organization of groups to further the pleasures of work and recreation. During the year 1939 many progressive and educational activities were spon- sored by the local chapter. Howard Bruce and Paul Branson attended the State F. F. A. Convention held at Purdue University. The ardent enthusiasm of the club reached its peak during the Annual Corn Show held at the Callahan and Kanne Implement Building. The boys attacked their du- ties with zealous fervor and put the show over in grand style. President Howard Bruce Vice President Elmer Jay Phegley Secretary Paul Branson Treasurer Robert Wiles Reporter Raymond Smith Sponsor Mr. Bundy Pasf T-,ctnty ' Einiit I