Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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S10 0l'l'l 0l e add Officers PHILIP RCBINSON President STELLA SMITH Vice President IOAN IACKS Secretary Semper Paratusu ett to right. Mrs, Clarke, Smith, Jacks, Mr. Ritchey. CQRPQRALS We have passed from the rank ot private to that of corporal. No lonqer is our diqtiity nettled by the lowly caption of private. We have just beaun to grasp the meaning of maneuverability and our ability to tiqht on the field and floor have been recognized. Our class president was A. W. O. L. the day our genial photographer took the pictures. Having served his cotitiriemerit in the auard house, he returned to active service. We corporals have done our best to uphold the prestiqe of H. H. S. Lintner, Robinson, Say lor, Amsler, Hudson, Gilmcrc and I,owmtm have distinquished themselves in past battles on the enemy and home territory. On the basketball court for services rendered, Lintner, Saylor, Lowman, Hudson, and Gostiell have received medals. The future holds many battles tor us and victories to be won. Throuqhout all ol these we will bear the name ot the Htiqhtina class of 45.

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l e6Al'l'l6tl'l C add Gificers LYLE GEORGE President DONALD SANDERS Vice President GERALD FELDHAUS Secretary Left to right: Miss Pierce, Sanders, Mr. Mohr, George, Feld- hams. PRIVATES On Septeniber 7, l942, induction day, ninety excited and nervous rookies flocked to the center oi induction activities at R. ll. S. Soon their nervousness had disappeared and they were eagerly starting on this new adventure. Phegley, Malone, Strawbridge, Steinkanip and Brown, after having passed the stiff physi- cal, were adniitted to the Athletic Corps. Billy Leopold cut a dashing figure in his uniform carrying the water bucket. The rest of us shouted ourselves hoarse for theni. We, the rookies of today, hope to be the sailors, soldiers, marines, nurses, and fliers of tomorrow. That is why we are, now rnore than ever, grateful for our chance to learn and play in the democratic way. We want to help bring Victory to this great land of ours, but we niust have the knowledge and sportsrnanship we are getting now to do this.