Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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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.

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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.