Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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cist. She delights in giving out her little pink pills over the coke counter . . . Ethel Warren is the Iirst woman dentist to establish a practice in Rensselaer. Her painless extractions are becoming re- nown . . . Ieanne Weltzin is a horse dealer. She admits she knows nothing about horses, but she attributes her success to her ability to handle men . . . Barbara Williams not only writes, but also reviews books. She can review any book in seventeen languages . . . Alva Iune Yeoman has a florist's shop near Collegeville. She is an orchid specialist . . . Edyth Zillhart is Barkley's first woman minister. She has attended Sunday School every Sunday for twenty-eight years . . . Emma Zimmer has designed a new modern calendar which has been unanimously adopted by all school children. Her year has only 125 days, thus leaving only ninety days for the school year. Do what you can with this jumble of facts and send me a copy of the results. Sincerely, GENE. onorzi Jana! ,xdwar CLASS OF '23 SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Avalyn Lane NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Elected 1942 SENIORS Elected 194I3UNIORS San lofcm Gbegh Dcvlsson Helen Feldhaus Iames Bahler GHCY Cover 'Hon owmcm Connie Fortune Iean Overton Norma Hershman I Helen Salyers ' Lois Reed Berneice Simpson Iohn Reeve Ianice Sage HOME ECONOMICS PRIZE Food-Berneice Simpson Clothing-Martha Warne TRI KAPPA PRIZES FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES IUNIORS Thompson Murray Iarnes Bahler Iohn Reeve Beverly Boyle Berneice Simpson Nancy Hoover Ioan Iordan LADIES' LITERARY CLUB PRIZE AMERICAN LEGION AWARD Avalyn Lane Keith Nesbitt AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY AWARD Patricia Bausman DR. A. R. KRESLER WOODCRAF T PRIZES lst Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 1 Ed Hudson I Raymond McKay l William Ramey 2 Dewey Biggs 2 Rodney Lewis 2 Keith Schuman W. L. BOTT COMMERCIAL PRIZES Typing I: Frieda Rossmanith, lst: Kenneth Ford, 2ndy Ioan Iordan, 3rd, Typing II: Doris Miller, lstg Anita Putts, 2nd. Bookkeeping: Florence Spurgeon and Doris Miller, tied for lst and 2nd. Shorthand: Doris Miller, lst: Evelyn Morris, 2nd, SPRAGUE AGRICULTURE PRIZES C. A. R. ESSAY CONTEST PRIZE Walter Nagel Robert Daniels Hilton Bowman IUNIOR CLASS AWARDS THE GWINS' SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Doris Miller-Scholarship Iohn Hudson Iacqueline Dean-Activities Keith Schuman-Athletics 21

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unior Cfddfi Officers IAMES HOOVER President MAX OVERTON Vice President HELEN EELDHAUS Secretary Possunt Oui Putant Posse lfitt to rifzht. Mi l Feldhflils. . Jfivisson, Hoover, Miss Russell, Overton, SERGEANTS On September 7, sixty-seven corporals were promoted from their corporalships to the rank of seraeants. Now that we are upper-classnien we can scorn privates and corporals just as we've been debased for the past two years. Ever since we've been in this man's army we have been bossed, but now it is our turn. Ot the sixtyeseven who were promoted, nine siqned up for physical Combat duty. This duty was divided into two divisions, football and basketball. Those in the lst Division were Putts, Overton, Green, Hoover, Bahler, and Mcf Colly. ln the 2nd Division were Smith, Cleave- land, Gates and Green. We, the serqeants, consider it our duty to follow our motto, Possum Oui Putant Posse , to Victory. One ot the most outstanding accomplish- ments was our Class play, Our Town. This novel drama was well done and enthusiastic- ally received. Entertainment of this type is tine tor our morale. The lunior Prom, qiven in honor of our master serqeants, was another important event of the year. lt was a fitting farewell to them.