Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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Taut with excite- ment We became Seniors. Had not this been our destination? Keith Nesbitt, our pilot, Miss Bartley and Mr. Mohr, our co-commanders fired our imaginations with the desire to work. We received new dreams for our fancies, new fields for our energyenew worlds to con- quer. The record of our conquest was emblazoned with such heroic names as Avalyn Lane, William Ramey, Doris Miller, Patty Bausman, lacqueline Dean, Blaine Merriman, Dorothy Robinson and Ruth Miller. And so, four years after we had entered high school we were graduated, proudly bearing our mark of success. We were contented that in our conquest we were prepared now to seek a new world, face to face. NfW WHHIHS li HHNUIHHH Maurice Adams F. P. A. 1, 2, 3,4 Betty lean Anderson Monon Hiqh School 1 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 Glenn Alson Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 4 F. F. A.1,2,3, 4 Sc. and Math. 4 Patricia I. Bausman Class Treas. 4 Chaos 1, 2, Ass't Ed.-in- chief 3: Ed. 4 Rensselaerien Circulation Mgr. 4 Chorus 1, 3 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 Sc. and Math. 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 1, Sec. 2, 3, 4 Bosabell Bowman Rensselaerien 1, 2, 3, Fea- ture Ed. 4 Class Play 3, 4 Chorus 1, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 Sc. and Math. l, 2 G. A. A. 1, 2 Ellen Burr Band 3, 4 Thomas H. Guthzeit Dale Ames Band 1, 4 Fooibqii 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 QQ'fifk1'2'2I3'3,44 F. C. A. 1, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4 Sc. and Math. 3, 4 Dorothy E. Blaze Robert Daniels Chorus 2, 3. 4 F. F A. 1, 2. 3, 4 Sunshine 1 2, 3 4 Dolly Mafiison l. 2, 3, 4 G A. A. '1 DeI11'1iS W- Crlirl Dorothy C. Daugherty F0OtbClU 1- 2- 3 Rensselaerien 1, 2, 3, 4 1'lUCk 3. 4 Chorus 1, 4 H1-Y 1. 2. 3. 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 5' C- A' I 2. 3' 4 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 Sc. and Math. 3, 4 gc. and Math, 3 G. A. A.1, 2, 3, 4 Fred D. Hamer Hollis Hayes Band 1, 2, 3, 4 F. C. A. 1, 2 Sc. and Math. 1, 2, 3, 4 F lovelle Ewing Medaryville Hiqh school, l, 2, 3 Chorus l, 2 Sunshine 4 Remington High School sec. sem. 1942 Edson W. Murray Rensselaerien Ass'i Bus Mqr. 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y l, ,2 3, 4 Sc. and Math. 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 Class Play 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 I-HAY l, 2, 3, 4 F. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sc. and Math. 1, 2, Earl H. Holmes Hi-Y 3, 4 Sc. and Math. 2, 3 Frances M. Fritz St. Patrick Acamedy, mence, lll., 3 Chorus 1, 2, 4 Sunshine 1, 2, 4 Dolly Madison l, 2 G. A. A. Z, 4 Sec. 4 3, 4 Bettie Grace Day Sunshine l, 2, 3, 4 lake O. Eggleston Football 4 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Iacqueline Dean Chaos Feaiure Ed. 3, 4 Rensselaerien Ass't Ed. Co-Ed. 4 Class Play 3, 4 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Twirler 2, 3 Sunshine l, 2, 3, 4 Sc. and Math. 2, 3 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Crestal Fleming Fair Oaks High School Rensselaerien 3, 4 Class Play 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Sunshine 2, 3, 4 Sc. and Math. 4 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Walter I. Nagel, lr. F. F. A. 1, Treas. Treas. 3 Louella Eldridge Mo- Rs-nsselaerien 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine l, 2, 3, 4 Dolly Madison 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 1 Howard Leon Iohnson tllfiiss Trmis. Z Hwiifsfwlfirirzc-rr 12, 4 Class: Play 3, 4 Llioiiirs 1, Z, 3, 4 lli-Y ZZ, 3, 4 F. C. A. l, 3, 4 Sv. :md Mfitlr. 3, 4 Mary lane Hall Reiisselamirvri l, 2 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Sunshinrv l, 2, 3, 4 Dolly Madison Trefrs. 1 Sf-. finrl Math. 3, 4 G. A. A. 1, 1e,3,4 Tone Karine Ir. r. tv. A. 1, zz, 3. 4 lda R. Halstead Flenunqton Hiqh School 1 Araa Covninunity H i fy h School, Arao, Ill. 2 Class Play 3 Chorus 1, 3, 4 Sunshinn 3, 4 Dolly Madison 1, 3, 4 Sc. and Math. 4 G. A. A. 3, 4 Levila M. Herr Ruth L. Herr Sunshine 2, 3, 4 Lowell Merle Kruzan Football 3, 4 Basketball I Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 F, C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 SC. and Math. 3 Sunshino 2, 3, 4 - . DOH Mudism 2 Blame Eldon Merriman Y Sc. and Math. 4 Doris lean l-loeferlin Class Pre-s. Z. Sunshine l, 2, 3, 4, Vice Class Pres. 3 Class Vice Pres. 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 y Chorus 1, 2, 3, -1 Hi-Y 4 F. F. A. 1, Sec. 2, Treas. Pros. 3 3, p,eSA 4 Raymond W. Kellenloerqer Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3 Class Play 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 F. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 lohn M. Lintner Buffalo Hiqh School 3 Football 1, 2, 4, co-Capt, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3 Track 3 Chorus 1, 2, Hi-Y 2 F. C. A. 1, 2 leannette Hull Class Play 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Sunshine 1, 2, 4 Dolly Madison 1, 2, 3 Sc. and Math. 4 G. A. A. 3 William F. Raniey lr. Keith Schuman Class Vice Pres. Z Honor Society 3, 4 Rensselaerien 2, 37 Sport Ed. 4 Class Play 3, 4 t-ti-Y 2: Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 4 F. C. A. 2, 3, Pres. 4 Gerald Saltwell Basketball 1, 2 F. F. A. 2: Vice Pres. 3, Sec. 4 Delos E. Walinq F. F. A. 1, 2, 3: Vice Pres. 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Rensselaeilrr' 1, 2 Bus. Mgr. 3 Class Play 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 HieY 1, 2, 3, 4 F. C. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Sc. and Math. 2, 3 Ruth I. Miller Rensselaerien 2 Chorus l 2, 3 Yell Leader 3, 4 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 Dolly Madison, 2, 35 4. G. A. A. l, 2, Vice Pres. 4 Evelyn Morris Chorus 2, 3, 4 Sunshine 2, 3, 4 Sc. and Math. 4 Ass't Treas. Pres.37 Avalyn Lane Honor Society 3, 4 Chaos 2, Class Editor 3, 4 Rensselaerien l, 2, Co-Ed. 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Twirler 2, 3, 4 Sunshine ly Corres. Sec. 2, 3: Pres 4 Sc. and Math. ,Z 3, 4 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Keith A. Nesbitt Class Pres. 1, 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Track l Chaos 1, 2, Ass't Bus. Mqr. 37 Bus. Mqr. 4 Rensselaerien Ass't Bus. Mgr. 2 Class Play 3, 4 Band l, Z, 3, 4 Drum Major 3, 4 l-li-Y l, Treas. 27 Vice Pres. 37 Pres. 4 Sc. and Math, l, 2, 3 Sarah Alice Lowry Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 Dolly Madison 4 G, A. A. 2 Doris Eileen Miller Class Treas. 3 Honor Society 3, 4 Rensselaerien Copy Ed. 4 2 3 4 Chorus , , Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 Dolly Madison Reporter 3. Pres. 4 Ruth M. Moosemiller Chorus I 2 3, 4 Sunshine 2 in A Dol1y4Madi:on ls Trecxs. 2 3. Charles N. Stath Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 4 Track 3, 4 Chorus 4 Hi-Y 4 F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Sc. and Math. 4 wl ' O0Q9f Q00 I 4 so o s 0 ooo,o.o.o,O' , , 0,5 O 0 0 X000 , 5. '86, 904.0 of ,vp40000,:.o'o.oO.sQ'o,y.,.,, 0.9.0, , 0050. Of' Q Q 'I Q O Q 5 ' 0.00 Q. .O I Q, 090.0 9 I O ol Q 9.0055900008 V 3 1,0 'Olin' 5 6.0,0 4Oss'a' ...,',','.0. .'O,' 9.9 4 ' ' 9,7 . ' O 1 oc' ofa 'NVQ ll I' ','f'.fa,f Q - Q Q 59+ 0 1. o,.'o,','!:'f,:. 1,0 ',w'o:o1. 8, , yi' 0 96.636 . .SV 0 0,0 gs . of . . fo 9, I ' O' 'J' 3 ,ll 050. ' 4 . 0 0. 'os H 16 Florence Ruth Parsons Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 Dolly Madison l, 2 William Woodworth Football l, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4 Hi- Y 1, 2, 3, 4 F. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Audrey Nuss Chorus 1, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine l, 2 Dolly Madison 4 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Delos Wood R. Delos Zickmund Football l, 2, 3, 4 Bqske-their 1, 2, Class PHY 3 Chorus l, 2 ,3, 4 F. C. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Blind 1, 2' 3' 4 sc. and Math. 2 Yell Leader 3, 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Sc. and Math. 3 Elizabeth Reed Stath A-UClT9Y lCIHG Nagel Withdrew Sunshine l, 2, 3, 4 Sc, and Math. 4 Doris Katherine Ritter WGDdCI Green Chorus l, 2, 3 Chorus l, 2, ,3 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine l, 2, 3, 4 Rensselaerien Humor Ed. Anita Pu tts Class Vice Pres. 3 Rensselaerien 35 Humor Ed. 4 Class Play 3 Chorus 1, 3 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, Treas. 4 G. A. A. 1 Norma Ruth Spain Rensselaerien 4 Class Play 3 Chorus l, 2, ,3 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 Sc. and Math. Z, 3 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Dorothy E. Robinson 4 Renselaerien 1, 2, Ass't Bus. Mgr. 4 Class Play 3, 4 Chorus 1, 3, 4 Sunshine 1, Sec, 2, 3, 4 Sc. and Math. 2, Treas. 3: Pres. 4 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Dorothy leon Shoup Chorus 1, 4 Clczss Play 3 Sunshine l, 2, 3. 4 Lenore Shumoker Rensseluerien 2 Class Plcly 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Bond l, 2, 3 Sunshine l, 2, 3, 4 SC. and Mcrth. 2, 4 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Doris Scheurich Sunshine 1, Z, 3, 4 Dolly Madison 1, ,Z 3, 4 Patricia H. Sccmtlin loom Wood Betty Utterberq Rensseluerien 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Vice Pres' 1 Chorus l, ,2 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1' 3' 4 Dolly Madison 2, 3 Bond 2, 3, 4 Sunshine 1' 2' 3' 4 sc, und Math. 4 rwmer 2, 3, 4 G- A- AA 1 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 Sc. and Moth. 2, 3, 4 G. A A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Dolores M. Trudeau HOTGHCG Spurgeon Edfm M09 Zimmer Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine 1' 21 3- 4 Rensseluerien 4 Douy rvrqdison 3, 4 DollY Madison 1' 2' 3' 4 chorus 3, 4 Sunshine 2, 3, 4 Dolly Madison 1, 2, 3, 4 Sc, cmd Math. 2 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 ' 00Q0O' 00 I 0 90 0 SQ 4 ' ' 00.0.0 ' ' Q' 5 ' ' 0' 'Q' 0 000.001 0.0.0'0's . '0'0 1,00 0' 0 000000000 , '1 0 5 'VO' '000 '000O00 0 000 0 00050 00 I' 9 0 00 0 '00 000' Q ,Q ..g.,,.'Q O 9 O ' O O 'Q I I 'Q' 5 Q Q 0,0 O C Os0.OOQ.Q.,',O.., O ,Q,,',' . .55 5 ' . 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BOTT'S COMMERCIAL AWARDS Advanced Typing Beginning Typing Bookkeeping Shorthand Freda Stath Edward Ritchie Doris Miller Avalyn Lane Iennie Parks Carmela Kanney Freda Stath Mary K. Hancock Euka Salyers IUNIOR CLASS AWARDS Scholarship Ruby Iohnson Iunior Avqlyn Lane Activities Edward Ritchie William Ramey Athletics Iohn Hudson G. A. A. AWARDS Mary Ellen Ames Beverly Sanders Lenore Shumaker Audrey Nuss lean Murphy ANONYMOUS SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Iohn Hudson The world is being benefited during this era of strife and woe by a prodigious collection of best sellers. These exert an incredible influence on the present and future. It is the pleasure of the staff to introduce to the public the most remarkable index of classic novels, detective stories, plays, and other types of literary achievement. MAURICE ADAMS- The Farm GLENN ALSON- The Mind at Mischief DALE AMES- Veins of Iron BETTY ANDERSON- The Genius of Soli- tude PATTY BAUSMAN- Iunior Miss DOROTHY BLAZE- Heaven Lies About Us ROSABELLE BOWMAN- Two I Love ELLEN BURRe The Sheltered Life DENNIS CAIN- Captain Blood ROBERT DANIELS- Out of the Night DOROTHY DAUGHERTYP- What I Demand of Life BETTY DAY- Forever Free IACKIE DEAN- Singing In the Wilderness IAKE EGGLESTON- Blazed Trail LOUELLA ELDRIDGEW Smiles CRESTAL FLEMING- A Doll's House FRANCES FRITZ- When a Girl Is in Love WANDA GREENH- Lust for Life MARIIANE HALL- Seventeen IDA HALSTEADH Candle in the Dark FRED HAMER- The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come HOLLIS HAYES- Rip Van Wink1e LEVILA HERR- Look Who's Talking! RUTH HERR- Alone DORIS HOEFERLIN- Wilderness Wife EARL HOLMES- A Man for the Ages IEANNETTE HUFFH The Flower of Life HOWARD IOHNSON- Let Me Have Wings TONE KANNEa Gentleman from Indiana RAY KELLENBERGER- The Bachelor Life LOWELL KRUZAN- Wild Geese Calling AVALYN LANE- Self-Reliance IOHN LINTNER- Blazed Trail SARAH LOWRY- Singing Sisters BLAINE MERRIMAN- My Sister Eileen DORIS MILLER- Assigned to Adventure RUTH MILLER- Feathertop RUTH MOOSEMILLER fe The Quest of Youth EVELYN MORRlSe In Tune with Vfedding Bells EDSON MURRAY- The Other Wise Man AUDREY NAGEL- Speak No Evil WALTER NAGEL- Seasoned Timber KEITH NESBITT- The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table AUDREY NUSS- The Little Secretary FLORENCE PARSONS- The Listener ANITA PUTTS- The Brimming Cup WILLIAM RAMEY- The Ambitious Guest DORIS RITTER- In the Land of Youth DOROTHY ROBINSON- The Red-Headed League GERALD SALTWELL- The World in His Heart PATTY SCANTLINH Romantic Detour DORIS SCHEURICH- My Fair Lady KEITH SCHUMAN- You Go Your Way DOROTHY SHOUP- A Good Woman LENORE SHUMAKER- Glcrious Aclven- ture FLORENCE SPURGEON- Woman Alive NORMA SPAIN- Magnus Merriman CHARLES STATH- This Side of Glory DOLORES TRUDEAU- So Biff' BETTY UTTERBERG- Understocd Betsy DELOS WOOD- There Shall Be No Night IOAN WOOD- Red Silence WILLIAM WOODWORTHe The Turmoil DELOS ZICKMUND- Gasoline Iockey EDNA ZIMMER- The Sailor's Return Pollyonnos Sherlock l-lolmeses Four Aqoinst the Storm Romeo ond luliet. Five Little Peppers Don luon Einsteins. Woe Willie Winkie, Rip Von Winlcle Three Musketeers Swiss Foniily Robinson. Long lolin Silver, lcliobod, Dorius Green Rebecca ond Roweno. Qur Fornily Wilderness Foniily Four ls d Crowd. Pulcliritude Cosonovo ond Cinderella Lochinvor. v 1 , 1 i i I 22 ,G One For All and All For One White Carnation Blue and white Mrs. Martin, Iohn Reeve, Vice Pres., Boyd Page, Pres., Eileen Merriman, Sec., Mr. Holt. lt was the last week of May, l942. The best prom in the history of the Rensselaer High School was held under the supervision of Mrs. Martin, Mr. Holt, Boyd Page, Iohn Reeve, and Eileen Merriman. Recently Iohn Reeve had been elected State Secretary of Hi-Y. Thus great honor had been brought to R. H. S. Seventy-two Iuniors had reached the third step of their high school career. They were attaining their goals, slowly but surely. Another success ot the year was the class play presented by the Iuniors. There were great storms of applause for this delightful performance. ln the Who's Who ot athletes I have recorded such names as Bowman, Lewis, Ford, Dawson, Marlin, Babcock, Shelby, Kryder, Iordan, and Moore. Much ot our education has already passed, but we continue in our struggle to reach for the stars. IIPVIIH GHC Jlll' Ihp IIVNI 1111! 111 1ic1I1I: I.1'w1'1 K1yrIv1, ll-1w:,n:1, I111ci1111, M111 1111, A1111-::, 131111, H11hr'c1'k. 81-1-1111d K11k, 101111 law: f'o111111r-, IA11vi1sf:1u1 K1111ut!, fi, IJ IIllI'l zz, 51. I 1111111-l::. I'l111ri 111w: I' -11d111, Hmtml 111111 CMI: M IK M1111 Huw 1, ' H Y, f'f11 ' Inlim, Pr-lcil11111::, Ymnrlh mwz I,1-1-, 111,11-1, K1111111 11-1, H1J11v4-1, F1111:I1, Blown. I'1l!l1 mw: I,11w1y, M1-1111111111 Lhmk, K-f1+'l111111, M111I111, Iwz 111111. S Si mm M Q-WM WM M1 l A Mfwmwmv, Dk - - LOWER GROUP Viral mw: Sr-Huy, UrPv111c'zyk, Nnqvl, Ml1fOIl, Sthiwhlldqv, V-111ql111, Millvr, P-H111-1, Mmwlv. S 111' mud mw: IoI111:m11, S1111-ss, Stuth, Powms, Zilllmrt, S1111d-11'ss, W1:sv1111111. 'I'l11111 ww: W1-112111, Plxcfwglwy, Pwqw, Reeve-', Sayers, Nesius, 'lylfux I'111111I1 ww: Wlilklllx, P1'1,11,11y, Mo0f3v111111c-r, Rf1111ffy, V1l111'1-111, ZiI!1II1lx'l', S111y1A1:1. H1111 lww: YMJ1111111, UV1'1'Im11, 52111113 RO:s::1111111itI1, Hwvd, W111111111:1, Oli. 1 lHt SHPHllMlIItlS ill HIE Pcssunt Qui Putant Posse Yellow rose Blue and gold t .,,., . Marjorie Phares, Vice Pres., Ralph Smith, Pres., Mr. Dnvisson, Miss Russell, Marie Mtxrtin, Ser, No longer were we considered the babies of the school. We had become so habituated to R. H. S. and so big that people began noticing us. We had literally fought our way up the first year. Under the tender guidance of our sponsores, Miss Russell and Mr. Davisson, and our officers we earned the right to be recognized as essentials in the school system. Now and then, of course, a few childish tactics crept out when we harassed the new freshmen in a friendly way. Soon, however, our energies were turned to more illus- trious pursuits. Football occupied the attention of such athletes as Green, Bahler, Putts, York, Battleday, Dawson, and Kryder. We sold victory badges to swell our treasury. Basketball suddenly loomed up as the chief diversion of the day. lt was delightful to watch Hancock, Putts, Cleaveland, Over- ton, Srnith, Green, Bahler, Gates, and McColly uphold the honor of the Baby Bombers. They symbolized our motto Possunt Qui Putant Posse. III I I,I'l HIII IIII' I I I N, I- II III IIIIIII: I'.'I IIIIII., IIIIIIIIIIII, IIIIIIvIfI I III --,, IIII-I I, IIIII'I:,IIgI, IMII II fII',', I VII, I' I'IIw '1 II. IIII IIIW. I1 I'I.'v:' III, I IIIII::, IIII-IIII, VIIII, 'I-II II IIIII, IfIIIIIIIIII, II-II-'IIIII IIIISLC IIIII I :IIN IIII'I.--I, IIISIIIIIII. 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At the inter- cession ot our loyal Mr. l-loshaw, the harassing was soon brought under control. The class ot l945 at once belonged heart and soul to the high school. We elected our first class officers and with Miss Lawrence and Mr. Ritchie, our sponsors, we began our tasks of winning recognition. Phil Robinson, Daryl Lintner, Ramon Sayler, represented our class on the gridiron. Ramon Sayler, Daryl Lintner, lunior Lownian, Edward Hudson, Edward Hartman, Don- ald Yeoman, Iames Arnsler and Dwayne Gasnell were Baby Bombers . 'I'IfIi GRY JIIII I vp I1 w, If II Im 11-yIz': IIIIII-m11Ia I lwnvl, f'lfw::m-II, Ihrqfqry, I.:ff In-I, I.f1wlauf1:1, IJ. I'1v'k:', II II my, I. I.rI:111. vwwuri ww: II1mIr- , Ifrb, IIfxvI I ,'- I- -':, lf' fx' Y num, II'r:11y, Iilfux mvm, GI :mm I'fI II Ifi I I1Iv II 111 IIn1:rI ecxvl: AurIwr:2fvI1, II1lfI:1fm AHIIIII, Ifly, Glrnmzf, H. Amis' If! Lfxlfn I II' .' I, fm ,. IHIHII1 IIIW: I'II-TNI:--I, I 1'1v1I1-fx Iv, iTwIf'-, I. Im-kan, Crltzz.-r Iifyyl-I, I'I1m-uf'--, If. Axmzl 11. IIIIII ww: K1-nrII1II, Kmqf-r, M lfnrifln, I HIV, fflfmrzrzwn, I'I'IIrv II. Imwi, - A Q L Q l L LOWER GROUP Fust row, IQII to Tl'jI1Ii I'1:muoz1::, M :II III, L. Puass, Swxylor, RoIa1rI:m:1, Mun Iv L IH M1 LI Sifmumd Iovvi I5. Piss, Wllbrtnkfl, M-iyhww, Yeomuu, Malloy, Rmjvvvfs, VIH1 'I1I1i1'd mw: Wrxlxrxq, VV1IIifm1son, TIIIFIPKTU, Morris, We's:II-III, IVI1IIm', Smnh I'm1rIh row: Prukirmscm, Tobprx, SHIVIQI, SImrIQI', Shelby, A. Smith, ROEQSIIVIIII I1 I'1I1h mw: !Sr'I1fxIQr, Zixmmer, Rnd:-, Sinnpscun, Nuns, Mnxwoll, Mrulin. . vw , sigg-,url ' Q S WX! UH N Yor your We present our adhmg p Xeasure re dents an dub presi epr activkies. Q gs 0 O 5. ' o s aero' 'Q sq.. U as. .5 :Ov q og QQ. , vb 5 Oo so S 'of 50.00 ' 0 , Q vnu s ' , . .q'0. . '.', 'fi 0.1. Q 5.5 'sl' 0 Nyaf' 5 'fo 0 Q'v'Q.'.'. Q.: .pb 0 , o O sc' an '.. 0.0 ' .I Q. Q ' Q ' is: ' ' ' ' 4' :Q A 'l' .Q . ' O I I U ' Q O O 5 O g Q 5 0 ',,.,Q .,5.. .'.. s.'.'sx.., 'Qs' 'geo v.O.C.oppg' s 1.5. .O , . 0. 5 .'s 0 ' '55 Q 1 p 0 0 o Q ' - 0 ' ' is .6.0.. t'q's ' - s o s s . of ,'-5 0 , , .. ,, q Q .0 Q N .ff 5 .vs 5.-.Q.0.0 ...Of fgs. 5.0 'Q' bs. 'Q 0 ', ' ' .os ..' 090 q'. 'Q Q Q vo .ff , sg,g..',' S wg v ...Q O , ' bag Q :s QQ '-- Q.. .' N,'f.,,,.,, 5 0 4 O 9 gg . sbs 5 :Q Q 00 '- ' v'y' '-fb vo,.' ' . . . 0 ' ' . Q D... U .5 5 U 5 5 , Q 'l.0 5 1.0.0 0 . 'ol-5 . ' Q O e s o .U . . g l..'.. .. .Q Q.U 5. 5. Q 853. I' g v . 1 9 1 Q o ' 31 Top row, left to right: Cain, Stiles, lohnson, Gebra:ht, Tyler, Davisson, B. Waling, Zillhart, R, Herr, jones, Halstead, Parsons, Scantlin, Hall, Second row: Horton, Hasty, Bachelder, B. Misch, loiias, Anderson, Dawson, Hanley, S. Smith, Wiseman, Daniels, E. Misch, Vaughn, Mayhew. Third row: Roy, H. Feldhaus, Kurtz, Fortune, Nesius, Moosemiller, Kirk, Bausman, Wood, I. Cook, Finch, Robinson, l. Day, D. Scheurich. Fourth row: Culp, A. Smith, E. Zimmer, Blaze, D. Mller, McCoy, A. Feldhaus, Brown, Hoover, Phegley, Dean, Spain, Lunghi, Yeonian, Ewing, A. Nagel. Fii,h row: M. lordan, Ft. Daugherty, Williamson, Fendig, Boyle, Ann Smith, Groom, Wilbanks, Sage, Ott, Critser, Ames, S. Lowry, Hoeferlin, Trudeau, D. Daugherty, lacks. S.xth row: Amsler, L. Herr, Morris, Green, I, Overton, Martin, W. Waling, Lee, Felder, A. Parkison, Warne, Spurgeon, Warren, V, Overton, L. Scheurich, B. Lowry. Seventh row: Toben, Fleming, Bowman, Salyers, Sayers, B. Reed, Fletcher, Emma Zimmer, Hurt, Reeve, Merriman, R. Miller, Shumaker. Eighth row: Topp, B. Day, Murphy, Prouty, Washburn, Lane, Putts, B. Parkison, Miss Kresler, M. Knoutt, Pierson. Ninth row: Fritz, I. Zimmer, D. Nuss, Phares, Kendall, I. lordan, Long, Cole. HHH WllMt The title page of this novel contains the names of the Sunshine Society ofticerslAvalyn Lane, President: Patty Prouty, Vice President: Anita Putts, Treasurerg Eileen Washburn, Corres.-Secretary: and Barbara Parkinson, Recording-Secretary. When the story begins, we find forty freshmen girls being initiated at a beautiful candle- light ceremony. At the Methodist Church they make their pledge to make the object of my life helpfulness and kindess to others. As the story unfolds, action begins with the industrious group of Sunshiners conducting an all-school hobby contest, distributing Thanksgiving baskets, giving a Christmas party for underprivileged children, and sponsoring an all-school amateur contest. Among the educational programs for the society was the Lincoln Day observation featuring Mrs. Harold Baker of Camden, who talked on the subject of With Malice Toward None. The Reverend Marshon DePoister also appeared on a program, the topic of his interesting address being Words Some of the outstanding incidents were the District Convention at Winamac, and the gala dance ushering in Spring on March 13. The climax came when a large delegation of Sun- shiners, accompanied by Miss Kresler, sponsor, journeyed to Battleground for the State Convention on April l8. First row, left to right: Smith, Overton, Wood, Schuman, Woodworth, Stath, H. lohnson, D. Ames, Straw- bridqe-, l.. Amos, Robinson. Second row: Reovo, Biggs, T. lVlur1ay, Lownion, Cain, Ford, Bruce, Wagner, Rout, Urbanczyk. Third row: loo lflolwoinb, Holmes, Babcock, V. Iohnson, Selby, McColly, Thompson, Green, Sayler, Parkison, Moore. Fourth row: Hudson, B-rlilor, I. Lewis, Hoover, Battlr-day, A. Dawson, Shook, D. Dawson, Pago, Cloavoland. Filth row: R. Klinololtcar, York, Gilmore, fl. Klinofoltor, Hartman, McKay, liin Holcomb, Gosnell, Scripture, R. Lewis. Sixth row: Hayes, E. Murray, Moiiiniun, Harney, Hanwork, Nesbitt, Bowintin, Putts, Duloy, Mr. Holt. MKHS Ill lHi KI l3IlllM THE HI-Y CLUB Another interesting chapter was written for this book during the past year. Although each chapter is sketched upon a similar framework, every one brings forth several new ideas and stresses others which had not been fully developed. The framework is the church and its ideals. This book's primary purpose is to keep these ever before the readers tmembersl, and to furnish the guidance and stimulus needed to attain these ideals. The principal authors, the club officers, collaborated with the patron and sponsor of the work, William Holt, in introducing a few innovations. Night meetings were inaugurated and proved to be a success: one of the authors, lohn Reeve, was elected secretary of the state Hi-Yg and the club furnished cold drinks at all athletic events. Some of the other features were the revising of the club constitution, the annual banquet and dance, send, ing a delegation to the state conference, and the satisfaction of seeing former members of the club go into the armed forces of Uncle Sam or into Vital posts in defense industries. The officers this year were as follows: president, Keith Nesbitt: vice president, William Rameyy secretary, Hilton Bowmany treasurer, Glen Hancock. These boys worked hard to make their particular chapter a masterpiece, and if they were successful, it will, in time, become evident. As usual, the athletic teams were composed mainly of Hi-Y members, and the sportsmanship displayed was at all times very commendable. And so another chapter has been written, only time can furnish the material for another, Top row, left to right: Branaman, Cain, Stath, Halstead, England, Gerbzacht, Powers, Sanders, Erb, P. Knouff, Welizin, B. Misch. Second row: Edna Zimmer, Moosemiller, Hasty, Shide, E. Misch, Murphy, Topp, Watson, A. Smith, B. Tanner, Dawson. Third row: Knoerzer, I. lordan, D. Trudeau, Eshleman, Warne, R. Smith, Horton, Hitchings, Blaze, Ketchum, Cook. Fourth row: Hamer, Overton, Tiede, Goad, Emma Zimmer, Sayers, Epler, Spurgeon, Merriman, Pass. Fifth row: Askren, Culp, M. Iordan, Rossmanith, L. Miller, M. Trudeau, L. Simpson, A. Nuss, D. Scheurich, S. Lowry. Sixth row: Cole, L. Scheurich, Amsler, Florence, Fletcher, Maxwell, Mykrantz, D. Salyers, Reed, Phares. Seventh row: Pierson, M. Knouft, D. Phegley, D. Mlller, R. Miller, B. Simpson, Zillhart, Katzbach, Mis: Russell. Ill Ill BRE ll Alll E THE DOLLY MADISON CLUB Turning the pages of this interesting and colorful book, we find President Doris Miller, assisted by Dorothy Phegley, Ruth Miller, and Bernice Simpson, skillfully guiding the Dolly Madison girls through an eventful year. Besides serving a series of six suppers to the Booster Club, a banquet for the lasper County T. B. Association, a luncheon to ninety Farm Loan Association people, and lunches to the basketball boys, they have accommodated the Literary Society by modeling costumes of various countries at a style review. Their Christmas dance proved a big success. With the proceeds from the various activities, these eighty-five girls have been able to pur- chase shears, dishes, silver and cooking ware for the Home Economics Department. Educational features within the club were the etiquette and talent programs. Miss Kresler spoke on several occasions about Europe as she saw it in l94O. ln the last chapter, Miss Russell and her homemakers begin to relax after a year of high achievement. A , . First row, left to right: Bags, Kellenberger, Nagel, Vaughn, Iohnson, Woodworth, Krusan, Selby, Karine, Cain, Gates, Lowman. Second raw: Cole, McCfolly, Sayler, lacks, Green, Parkison, Lintner, Shook, Mcllvain, Zickniund, Battleday lellmy. I Third row: Moosemiller, York, Hancock, McKay, Dawson, Hartman, Holcomb, Walters, I. Lewis, Long, Clnfrveland. Fourth row: Marlin, Ktinetelter, Hudson, Lakin, Teach, Gosnell, R. Lewis, Anderson, Scripture, R. Ramey Amsler. Frith row: Shorter, L. Ames, Schuman, Putts, Hayes, W. Harney, D. Annes, Duley, Shelly, Mr. Holt. THE MASTER BHAHSMA F. C. A. The programs for the year were built upon the idea of occupations. Several Rotarians ap- peared on our programs and discussed for us their professions. From these discussions the Craftsmen gained a general idea of advantages and disadvantages of several different vocations. The Craftsmen sponsored a singing assembly. They felt the need for more community singing. With the help of Mr. Shadley and Miss Sharp the idea turned out to be a huge success. As a defense project our club members sponsored a paper collecting campaign. The city assisted our club and enlarged our collection with the paper gathered from the business district. Many tons of paper were collected and sold, and the project proved to be most successful. Back row, lett to right: Iohnson, E. Murray, Smith, Nagel, Thompson, T. Murray. Second row: Bausman, Zimmer, Miller, Kurtz, Davisson, Hoover, l-litchings, Daugherty, Sage, Putts. Third row: Scantlin, Fleming, Page, Miss Bartley, Harney, Bowman, Lane, Dean, Reeve, Danieis. On floor: Spain, Robinson, Holcomb, Cleaveland, Reeve, Roy, Green. MAI Slltllll RENSSELAERIEN This book, filled from cover to cover with the thrilling experiences ot a newspaper office, is written by Minna Mae Bartley. The story is built around two young co-editors of a thriving newspaper, Avalyn Lane and laclcie Dean. Their varied experiences with last minute stories, irresponsible reporters, and uncertain editions, hold the interest of any reader. Their paper which is published twelve times during the year is packed with the stories of the lives of R. l-l. S. students. The very capable statt consists ot: Assistant Editor, Sue Daniels, Copy Editors, Norma Spain, Doris Miller, and Boyd Page: Feature Editor, Ptosabelle Bowman: Sports Editor, Wil- liam Rameyg Humor Editors, Wanda Green and Anita Puttsg Business Manager, Iohn Reeve, Advertising Assistants, Edson Murray, Dorothy Robinson, and loe Holcomb: and Circulating Managers, Patty Bausman and Crestal Fleming. First row, left to right: Nagel, Saltwell, Merriman, Urbanczyk, Stath, Waling, Mr. Bundy. First row, front to back: Kelly, M. C. Miller, Cook, M. G. Miller, Gratner, P. Luers, Keith, Wagner. Second row: Amsler, Schafer, Kruger, Sayers, Lane, Daniels. Third row: M. Luers, Yeoman, Pettet, Adams, Iordan, Alson. Fourth row: D. Miller, Eggleston. 'GIHE lillllll f HTH F. F. A. Spring and summer had passed into the harvest season and hot autumn. We laid aside our ploughs and resumed our school work under the guidance of farmer Bundy. Not being content with our regular routine affairs, we assisted in promoting the Iasper County Corn Show. The local chapter conducted a public speaking contest. Marvin Luers and Ierry Kruger were the winners who participated in the district meet. On April 3, 4, 5, two of our delegates went to the State Congress at LaFayette. Hearing about the need of individual participation in our defense program, we sponsored defense jobs for each F.F.A. member. Three of our boys were candidates for the State Farmer. They were Charles Stath, Glen Al- son, and Delos Waling. Robert Daniels had been one of the 1941 winners oi this award. Thus spring wore on again. The love for our land called us and we again drove our plows deeper and deeper into the good earth. 37 First row, left to riqht' Nesbitt N Hoover A Nu s S , , . , . s , pain, Scontlin, Daugherty, Hershmon, Saqe, Second row: Davisson, Bowman, Bahler, l. Strawbridqe, Kurtz, Fendiq, Zillhart, Groom, Hasty, Burr Brown, A. Smith, Lunqhi, Prouty, Wiserrian. Third row: Gilmore, Hamer, Ka'zbaCh, Hendricks, Shelby, Wood, D. Nuss, Cleaveland, I. Hoover, Greet Daniels, R. Strawbridqe, Felder, lacks, Robinson, Anderson, Klineteltc-r, Hartman, lones, Pheqley E. Murray. Fourth row: Lowry, Rossnianith, Toben, Miller, Schafer R. M , urrtry, R, Smith, R. Shook, lfldridrio, I,. Slmml: Ames, Thompson, Dawson, Iohnson, Barnes, Gates. fltmridirm: Brown, Srryler, Reeve, Wtsl1b1ir'ri, Rout, llmxn, Mr. Slimtley, N v MMARCHI G 0 Tramp, tramp, tramp the band is marching, Tramp, tramp, tramp, the best are We: Playing for our school games, in sunshine or in rain, And for all the civic activities. Tramp, tramp, tramp, the band is marching, Tramp, tramp, tramp, and ever ony VV'e're trumpets and cornets, saxaphones and clarinets, Playing together under Shadley's baton. Tramp, tramp, tramp the band is marching, Tramp, tramp, tramp, as on We play: For the public we try to please, with our skill and With ease, While our uniforms add briqht array. l l ,, First row, left to right: Shook, Lowman, P.RObiI'1SOY1, Meador, Babcock, Selby, Kruzan, Rout, Schumwn ford, H. Smith, P. Nagel, V. Iohnson, Kellenberqer, McKay. Snr-ond row: E. Misch, Toup, Pierson, M. Knourf, B, Misch, Weltzin, Walter, I, Long, Cleaveland, Stiles, Tyler, Murphy, Cain, P. Knoutt, England, Horton. Thirrl row: H. Frildhaus, Ionas, Lane, Edna Zimmer, Washburn, Moore, B. Merriman, ROY, lones, Erb, Marlatt, Scantlin, Hall, Moosemiller, Timmons, Kurtz. Fourth row: Prouty, Nesius, Wiseman, Halstead, Kirk, A. Feldhaus, Dean, McCoy, Holcomb, Mayhew Rt-evo, H. Stfrth, D. Robinson, Finch, D. Miller, Bachelder, Fifth row: E. Reed, Culp, Knoerzer, Blaze, Lee, Fortune, S. Smith, Hanley, Yeoman, Epler, Brown, Arnett Good, Hamer, D. Daugherty, Critser, Lunqhi, Folder, Cook. Sixth row: Toben, S. Lowry, B. Parkison, Martin, Vfarne, Spain, Sage, Williamson, Boyle, M. Ames loiclun, I. Wood, I. Overton, Warren, Green, Rude, Florence. Seventh tow: Hale, L. Scheurich, Maxwell, Simpson, R. Bowman, Utterberg, Fletcher, P. Long, E. Merri- man, Emma Zimmer, Sayers, Reeve, Fleming, Salyers, R. A. Daugherty. Eighth row: R, Klinetelter, P. Ames, Gilmore, H. Johnson, Hayes, Director, Mr. Shadley, Buthene Sharp pianist, C. Stath, Scripter, D, Wood, Teach, Stgawbridge. Ninlh row: D. Nuss, I. Zimmer, Phares, Kruger, Marlin, Fritz, Kendall, L. Reed, Cole, B. Lowry. SI li. SI li. IVERYIHIIIY SI IJ. It was great sitting quietly and listening to the sound oi 140 voices under the direction of Mr. Shadley. People thrilled at their accomplishments. We were heard on the Armistice Day Program, at Baccalaureate and Commencement. The highlight of the year was the operetta Words and Music. The cast consisting oi Howard Iohnson, Norma Spain, Delos Wood, Blaine Merriman, Iacqueline Dean, lack Strawbridge, and Keith Schuman, was assisted by a sextette oi girls and a quartette oi boys. The sex- tette consisted of lanice Sage, Patricia Scantlin, Rosabelle Bowman, Wanda Green, Marijane Hall, and Sarah Lowry. ln the boys' quartette there were Robert Shook, Paul Moore, Lowell Kruzan, and Ralph Selby. A twenty piece orchestra furnished the music. The dances and acting were under the direc- tion of Miss Stoner and Miss Iohnson. First row, left to right: Murray, Cain, Ames, Stath, Hayes, Iohnson, Strawbridqe, Lowman. Second row: Daniels, Hall, Halstead, Babcock, Alson, Scantlin, Hamer, Phegley. Third row: Fleming, Hutt, Feldhaus, Klinefelter, Kirk, Nesius, Dawson. Fourth row: Shumaker, Utterberg, L. Herr, Bowman, Nagel, Phares, Morris. Fifth row: Mr Brothers, Bausrnan, Robinson, Ames, Felder, Lane, Mr. Mohr. MMIIIIIIIBE Hll HHS SCIENCE AND MATH CLUB This is the story of the first microbe hunters, otherwise known as Science and Math. Club. Our great Leeuwenhoek, or leader is Dorothy Robinson. Her assistants, lean Felder and Dorothy Phegley, ably assist her in leading these bold, persistent, and curious explorers in their delicate experiments and study ot the elements in science. Mr. Mohr and Mr. Ritchie have been a great help in the fascinating research in the study ot bugs. Radio was also studied. Today it is respectable to be a man of science, Each scientist has contributed his part toward the furthering ot science, just as Dr. Louis Pasteur and other great scientists did hun- dreds ot years ago. Seated, left to right: Dawson, Phares, Felder, lones, Eldridge, A. Nuss, Sanders, Fritz, Halstead, Blaze, Kurtz. Second row: Fleming, Nesius, Boyle, lacks, D. Nuss, England, Shumaker, Miller, Warne, Ames, Bruna- man, Critser, Long, McCoy, Mykrantz. Third row: Feldhaus, Fletcher, Bachelder, S. Smith, A. Smith, Hanley, Yeoman, Stiles, Maxwell, Finch, Mayhew, R. Smith, Prouty, Johnson. Standing: R. A. Daughtery, Wiseman, Miss Stoner, Phegley, Scantlin, Hall, Robinson, Bausman, Kirk, Dean, Lane, Spain, Daugherty, Parkison, Cain, Cole, Edna Zimmer, Kendall, Rude, Arnett, Wilbanks, Eshleman. Seated: Emma Zimmer, Williamson, Goad, Toben, Hasty, L. Miller, Trudeau. Standing: Martin, Washburn, Lunghi. '6ltllllllHI li Il G. A. A. We are enthusiastic, and we have a stern thirst for adventure. Imagine the adventurous times we experienced under the leadership of Ruth Miller, and her assistants, Patty Prouty, Marjorie Iones, and Ioan lacks, who kept track oi the financial books. Now it is like coming to the end ot a year's journey, and it has been thoroughly a pleasure trip. Because ot the fun we have had, we hate to leave our adventures of dart games, badminton, relays, and skating parties. If there is any more fun than leading a life for a year, roughing it in G.A.A. as We have done, it must be experienced by those in story books. -' '- P1-',,:s:i ' ' Standing, left to right: Hayes, Holmes, Hutt, Miss Rhodes, Johnson, Fleming, Dean, Nesbitt, Robinson, Schu- man, Bowman. Seated: Ramey, Murray, Lane. 'GJII E MAD Presented by the Senicr Class That last scene was terrible and the background talk was too low. The stage lights needed adjusting. Everyone should be on time tonight tor rehearsal. These were the comments heard during the staging of our class play. After the casting ot the characters had been completed, all our thoughts were turned to the first night . Costumes were selected with minute care. Our attention was turned to the stage proper and its properties. The night arrived- Excitement reigned supreme. Three thrilling acts kept the audience spellbound. Our efforts had not been in vain. ' Penny Wood ........ Chuck Harris ........ Mrs. Wood ..... Elmer Tuttle ...... ........lacqueline Dean ,. ,...William Ramey ........Avalyn Lane .....,.....Hollis Hayes Dr. Wood ....... ............... E dson Murray Effie .,...................... Rosabelle Bowman Milly Lou ........................ ......... C restal Fleming G. Mervyn Roberts ........, ....... H oward Iohnson Roger Van Vleck .... ......... K eith Nesbitt Mr. Harris ................... ....... K eith Schuman Shirley Wentworth ,...... Ralph Wentworth ..,... .... Iulie Harris ........... .V.,.i.....leanette Hurt ............Earl Holmes ........Dorothy Robinson Standing, left to right: Sage, Fortune, Iohnson, Klinefelter, Stath, Heed, Daniels, Fendig, Hoover, Wiseman, Cook. 1-Twin-dz Miszzs Ctithczirt, Reeve, Davisson, Kirk. lIllSMlIPlllIlA llllllt There have always been clubs' -Sunshine, Dolly Madison, Hi-Y, and others, but this year a group of juniors felt the need for another club. The Cosmopolitan Club was organized because of a desire to further relations with our good neighbors to the south. Miss Cathcart consented to direct this club. lohn Reeve, as president, Elizabeth Davis- son, and Norma Hershman were chcsen to lay the foundation for future generations in the Cosmopolitan Club. The club sponsored the speaker for the Armistice Day program. She was Miss Gloria Fox, exchange student, from Mexico who was attending Purdue University. Another feature of their program was a Pan American Day convocation on April 14. Many interesting and educational meetings were held. At one meeting, moving pictures of Brazil and Mexico were shown. Articles coming from these two countries were on dis- play. Another outstanding meeting was one which featured Guatemala. Mrs. lames Chapman spoke on her trip to Guatemala and illustrated her talk with articles she brought from that country. A valuable Guatemalan stamp collection was on display at this meeting. The Cosmopolitan Club was given the task of compiling an honor roll of R. H. S. alumni and former students serving in any branch of the armed forces of the United States. We are trying to find out what our neighbors to the south eat, think, and propose to do what sort of men rule over them-whether they plan to play with us or with the foe now that the foe has appeared. That is what this club is striving to do. Ma, ' 9 ew L63 a, v - , .ki J, 44 M MN MX i Rl Y the schodboy The vokze o raMKes the ranks. 'Way upx. --and day the gamexf bokz. may up Sk Neu Henry 0.5 ' .,, Q Q.. 055. 's once: hy. 0 '95 s,.. .s.5:sQnQ.'0 ls, .Q goby '...OsQ '..'. '..'.'. 1'v . 'q . '. .3 Q .b'q':.0..o's.. A S Q ,. . qs.'O' 'gy s, Q '.., 54 :Q a.' .....'.s N .....0'l'O ,005 ug., Os QQQOQ 0 . bbs, . Nl . ' Q O O Q 05 . . : .5. 0.0. sx s ' N ffs. 0 .....'.o'OO 05 '. 0 Quo I Q .' Q00 :Q 000' . nsoool, , I '00, envoy: Q'5.':0, :bo QQ 'N Q S s-0 'vo ' X' s ' ' Q 5 ' 5 U ' Q 5 . 5' Q p . 'Q Q U '55, 5 by gg g 5 5 0. Q00 qq0b 0' . '5 Q.bs','.5.. .ol '.'.Q.- :'b.n.','N. Q Q ' 3. 'c Q: 9',. .','.gq . . , is l5OD'blQ Q o' ' nq., ,,o 305.5 o.,' 5 ,Q ,., ., gts0g,. ,NO .l.Ol'. Q Ofvhvbfbyg ,hfbgjs ' .0 '5 , Oil 0050 'hssob' .,':e' g..'g.'p'.oa.I- , .. S ' quo ' .p . bbs .qobs,,. ,,.., . I , . ' Q O 5 . 45 First row, left to right: D, Dawson, Bowman, Bahler, Sayler, Meador, Green, Ames, Battleday, Kryder, Guthzeit, lacks, York Moore. Second row: Mr. Bausman, P. Iordan, Eggleston, Ford, Martin, Selby, D, Lintner, Robinson, Kruzan, Mr. Davisson. Third row: Strawbridge, Wood, Woodworth, I. Lintner, Staih, Putts, Schuman, A. Dawson, Lewis, Klinefelter. 'lt lllt' BMISMAN ND HIS ll Itt SSHAHIIE S This biography of the great coach of B.H.S. is presented yearly by eleven stout hearted fel- lows that don't even know the meaning of the word fear. This year, however, Knute Bausman's squad had an oft season. Being up against some stiff competition, they lost six out of eight games. But that should matter. They have the heart, and every team has to have an oft season now and then. The first game with East Chicago was a let down. A last minute touchdown from the Chicago eleven took away the U to O tie from the Bombers. Michigan City capped the next game while the Bombers were not in the mood. The Bombers had a heavy fall also from Valpo. Lowell had our number that night and took us down the pea patch. Our first victim was Morocco, Whom we delightfully skinned. Our hopes were soon shattered, because the next game was with Crown Point, who turned the tables on us. The game with Wabash was a rip-snorter which added another game on our win list. But Monticello, in our last game, just wouldn't contribute another on to our Victory list. Eight of Knute's All Stars have played their last games for R.H.S.-Wood, Woodworth, Stath, I. Llntner, Schuman, Ames, Kruzan, and Eggleston. Delos Woodrmade his drives and bucks with plenty of force and his kicks brought no complaints. Keith Schuman gave his all on the and runs and passes which never missed. Ames was really on the ball, going through, the center and blocking. Kruzan had an, accurate eye for throwing that pill back and then tak- ing out a few foes. Woodworth, Stath, Llntner, Eggleston stopped our opponents and opened up many wide holes for the defense. ' - 1 7 Q The other fellows on the squad were Moore, A. Dawson, D. Dawson, D. Lintner, Battleday, Ford, Bowman, Lewis, and Putts. Knute expects great things of these boys next year, and he'1l get 'em. And of course Knute and his All'Rensselaeriens lived happily ever after. A ' 1 rs Lx 'l la l -H iv Q Opponent Rensselaer East Chicago Michigan City Valparaiso Lowell Crown Point Wabash Monticello '9f F: ....... ..... 7 t 0 Q4 ......... . 19 0' 4 ?7 , ........... ..... 2 o 0 l t ........ ..... 3 3 0 7 ' Morocco ............ . 0 31 L ..... .. ..... 28 0 ' ............ . 7 a . 6 0 ,A A It V, L , 1, MBAlllI B BOMBtRSn Standinq, lett to right: Mr. Bfxusnmn, coach, Ford, Nesbitt, Schuman, Stcwth, Ames, Alson, Strcrwbriclqe, Mgr. Kneeling: Babcock, Moore, Bowman, Merriman, Lewis, Milton. MBABY BUMBERSN Back row, left to riqht: Klinetelter, lxlflgr., Hudson, Lowmcxn, Rout, McCo1ly, Hancock, Clecxvelcmd, Hartman Fellmy. Front row, left to right: Mr. Dmvisson, couch, Suyler, Gates, Lintner, Overton, Putts, Smith, Green, Buhler. .. an 1 TWU PIII lS All of a sudden there was a tense moment. Slim was a trifle nervous. You could tell by a slight motion from one side of the bench to the other. He's upl He's down! The floor is almost worn through. The gun goes off just in time, cmd he doesn't have a breakdown. The Bombers this year had plenty of speed. They were absolutely devoid of height. 'Ihese midgets held their own, never once slacking down on the job. They went right to town. After some stiff competition which sometimes caused defeat, they went at the next game more fiercely. They played a fast brand of basketball, but they needed some height. That's all there was to it. Slim sees to it that his boys always know what they are doing. He deserves a lot of credit for his teachings. His teams always get better as the season shoots by. Nesbitt played center for the Bombers right in Wiles' footprints and did a good job. That streak? Oh, yes, that was Merriman dribbling down the floor. He's certainly a fast little for- ward. And Alson, tool He can really go in and fight for that ball. Babcock knows hislbeans about basketball and those one handed shots of his are simply divine. Dale Ames did his stuit for old R.H.S. Stath really caught on quick tor his first year. That basket? Well, Dukie didn't have anything else to do, so he thought he might as well get a couple more points. That Bowman really can handle the ball. The other boys on the team were Ford, Moore, Milton, Lewis. Rensselaer Basketball Schedule B-Team Schedule Rensselaer Opponent Rensselaer Opponent Morocco .................. Morocco .......... 20 12 Horace Mann ........ Niles, Michigan Michigan City ........ Brook ..................... Crown Point ......... Monticello ......... East Chicago ....... Laporte ......... Monon ............... Horace Mann Kmman ............ Brook ................ Crown Point .... Monticello ....... Laporte ............ Monon ............ Froebel tGaryl Brook ................ Wabash ,,,,,,,,,,, Monticello ..... Froebel tGaryl . WlUGU1C1C ---v-A- Brogk -.'--Y.---'.--,.'---, FOWl9I' ...... Monticello ....... Attica ----------- Winqmuc -.-,-- Remington ..... Fowler -..,-,-. Morocco ..... Attica ............ Remington ....... Morocco ........ Q1 H4 V . 1 - -rv-51 wer'-suv' 'r .. 1 ling . ff, Z 1 si - , . ,,,.. ,.,,..-. l tj y L',.l1 1 -' First gow, left to right: Gosnell, Cole, Braddock, Putnam, Schuman, Smith, Christensen, Lintner, Mr. GUSYHQH. Second row: Merriman, Ford, Ames, Gamster, Warren, Ritchie, C. Bowman, H. Bowman, Hudson. WI GS Ill Vlllllllllw It was spring at the track and all the young Mercuries were out testing their wings . The feeling of speed was in the air. Glory was the goal to accomplish. Glory for old R.H.S. U Old faithful, Gamster, kept up his pace in the hundred assisted by Ford, a new flash. Chappie I 5 Bowmarfs fast mile was there, but Duke, his own kin, and also new at the game gave him competition, much competition. Rensselaer took- part in many meets, among them the Midwest, Valpo, and North Iudson. They were successful in all of these meets -.HX F Q. lard, , r lati- '1 , T 'Sir 'Y N 4, ' E .if I . 1 'I-'Fw ova. 6 ,if S V4 it J it .ff - a I 1 1 W. -TU, tl ,., ma.. . ,,.v ...mf -.,:?u1,.-nv .,- Il. H. S. DIARY Sept. 8-Students of B.H.S., sunburned, tanned, bebanged, and with burr hair cuts, trudged into the welcoming halls. Sept. 12-Slim's bashful CD. Lintner to youse guys who ain't in the knowl Bombers open the football season against Roosevelt of East Chicago. Oct. 17-Rensselaeriens hold first dance of the year. Iohnny Moore gives out with a little lowdown rhythm. Oct. 21-22-23--Students don cleanest bibs, best tuckers, and biggest hairbow, and pose for our congenial photographer. Word reaches our ever listening ear that the Hi-Y picture is forever indebted to Holcomb and Dawson. Oct. 23-Thanksgiving vacation! Nuff said. Nov. 7-Dolly Madison stages a dance-from the halls of R.H.S. to the halls of R.H.S. comes the melodious melodies of such big name bands as B. Goodman, T. Dorsey, and G. Miller -on recording. Nov. 12-Very impressive Hi-Y initiation with Keith Nesbitt, president, inducting twenty-six new members into the club. - Nov. 13--Band Stages a spread-turkey and plenty of it. Dec. 2-You have heard of Kitten on the Keys but have you heard of Hayes on the Batters? Don't get excited, lass and lassies, 'twas only the production of the Senior Class Play, Iune Mad. Dec. 3-Miss Kresler and her proteges tThe Brain Fellasl make an educational journey to the Windy City. Dec. 11-Everything from dogs to blotters tyea, Halsteadl displayed in the gym-Sunshine comes through with a brand new idea-Hobby Show. Ian. l-Annual New Year's Tourney held in gym-Rensselaer doesn't hit pay dirt. Ian. 15-Sunshine amateur show unearths hidden talent-Hoover and Felcler stop the show with their skit, Romeo and Iuliet. Ian. 21-Many cases of eye-strain noted around school as semester tests get under way. Feb. 12-Lincoln's birthday celebrated. Mrs. Baker of Camden speaks on With Malice To- ward None. Bill Woodworth tired of being a gentleman. Feb. 26, 27, 28-Woe in our hearts and faces long, we students don't bring home a victory. Our bitter rival, Brook, knocks us off, and then goes on to win the tourney. March 2-Our neighbors across the way celebrate not at home but in the portals of R.H.S. Good sportsmanship puts them on probation a year. Enuff saidl March 9-Seen coming from That little room are many shaky Freshmen and big brave Seniors after taking the Tuberculin Test. March 13-We blushing girls of R.H.S. turn out to be not quite so blushing and rush our favorite Adonis off to the Annual Sunshine Dance. March 27-Band Dance held in gymnasium with Iohnny Moore's orchestra. Girls! Did your notice that good-looking boy there? April 8-High School operetta Words and Music held. Swede Schuman says he feels right at home in his part. Well, why shouldn't he. April 10-Hi-Y Banquet and Dance. Hi-Y now retaliates. 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