Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

Page 25 text:

AS JUNIORS WE PRESENTED “LAVENDER AND OLD LACE Top pictures, left to right: Nuss, Hershman, Boyle, Murray, Mrs. Stump, Brooks, Long, Sayler. Bottom pictures: Nuss, Hanley, Boyle, Robinson, Long, Smith, Hudson, Bachelder. THE CHARACTERS Hepsey Nancy Hanley Joe Pendleton Philip Robinson Sophrony Trotter Stella Smith Miss Mary Ainslie Beverly Boyle Jane Hathaway Frances Bachelder Carl Winfield .... Ray Hershman Doctor Howard Patterson Tom Murray Ruth Thorne Doris Nuss Bernice Carlton Phyllis Long James Ball Edward Hudson AS SENIORS WE PRESENTED “A FULL HOUSE” Left to right: Parkison, Murray, Culp, Henry, Timmons, Rossmanith, Robinson, Hanley, Lakin, Long, Brooks, Bachelder. Seated: Nuss, Gilmore. CHARACTERS George Howell, a Bridegroom Philip Robinson Dougherty, a Police Sergeant Kenneth Brooks Jim Mooney, a Policeman James Long Clancy Kearney, Another Keith Lakin Mrs. Fleming, Owner of Apartment .... Elsie Rossmanith Vera Vernon, a Show Girl Mary Lois Culp Mrs. Prembroke, From Boston Della Timmons Parks, an English Servant Tom Murray Susie, a Maid Ann Parkison Ottily Howell, a Bride .... Nancy Hanley Miss Winnecker, the Aunt Frances Bachelder Daphne Charters, Ottily ' s Sister Doris Nuss Nicholas King, a Stranger ; Donald Henry Ned Prembroke, Jr., an Only Son .... Robert Gilmore The scene represents the drawing room of Mrs. Flemming ' s duplex apartment on Riverside Drive, New York City, early fall. 21

Page 24 text:

Ed. Shorter Keith Lakin Phil Robinson Ray Hershman Robert Hogle Fred Waymire Ed. Hudson Don Yeoman Jim Springman Duane Schafer Malcolm Cook Lorraine Vaughn Don Henry Wayne Anderson Tom Murray Jeannette Reeves Joan Jacks Jim Long Ken Brooks Esther Mykrantz Betty Branaman Bob Gilmore Martha Groom Ed. Hartman Mary Ellen Westfall Bernard Hawkey Ralph Amsler Dorothy Amsler Laura Martin Arthur Williamson Ray Sayler Viola Rude GRADUATING GREMLINS OF ’45 most Bashful Wilda Waling quiEtest Ann Smith class Wolf Fran Bachelder best dAncer Doris Nuss fRiendliest Juanita Maxwell tallEst Della Timmons most pO ' pular Beverly Boyle prettiesT hair Louetta McCoy atHletic Harry Fellmy shortEst Julia Zimmer most obliGing Rose Ann Daugherty most couRteous Esther Misch wittiEst Ruth Hasty most Musical Mary Lois Culp most inteLligent Elsie Rossmanith most sociable Dorothy Pass most digNified Phyllis Long happieSt Helen Kruger class cOmedian Mildred Claussen most fReckles Jean Day most Talkative Gwen Fletcher best scHool spirit Ruth Schroeder cutEst Phyllis Pettet most likelY to succeed Betty Toben most dependabLe Marian Jordan best alL around Stella Smith most forGetful Freda Mae Mayotte sweEtest smile Donna Faris peppiesT Ann Parkison most easY going Betty Eshleman class cOuple Nancy Hanley most Unconcerned Betty Lafoon

Page 26 text:

JUNIORS Top row, left to right: Hardman, Gifford, English, Knaub, Clark, Handley, Feldhaus. Second row: Herr, Casto, George, Burns, Biggs, Duttenhaver, Hill, Brown. Third row: Burrell, Gates, Knoerzer, Katzbach, Denton, Hare, Green. Fourth row: Ferguson, Felder, Dill, Hendrix, Ekstrom, Daugherty, Johnson, Duley. Fifth row: Hoeferlin, Bowman, Feldhaus, Fine, Hamer, Goldsberry, Hermanson. Sixth row: Sanders, Woods, Strawbridge, Strole, Roberts, Tanner, Stath, Malone, McKinney. Seventh row: Shook, Haygood, Phegley, Streitmatter, Potts, Stewart, Simonin, Swing. Eighth row: Lintner, Teach, Levandowski, Riley, Miller, Putts, McAleer, Sayers. Ninth row: Lonergan, Moosmiller, Rowan, Leopold, Nagel, Scheurich, Lee, Nesbitt. Tenth row: Warren, Maienbrook, Phegley, Standish, Sands, Phares, Schultz, Robinson. 22