Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1945 RENSSELAER HIGH SCHOOL— RENSSELAER, INDIANA.

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Gremlins, gremlins everywhere. They were first created by the Royal Air Force and then spread all over the world. Finally some arrived at R. H. S. What michievous things they cause one to do. Haven ' t you heard? Listen to the noise in the hall. That ' s Chattering Chic and Running Runt. Their fav- orite trick is to make you forget where you are and then cause you embarrassment when asked to be guiet. These same gremlins, by name Tardy Tom and Poky Pete, turn back your clocks and put glue in your eyes when it ' s time to come to school. How did they get in your house? In your pocket of course. There are also a few good gremlins. They ' re the ones who help you guess the right answers on your test. They are the ones who were the source of in- spiration for the 1945 Chaos. The staff found them lurking up in the Sunshine room the day the pictures were taken. They were in the gym, in the class- rooms and on the campus. Do you know Sweet Sal, Good Joe, and Athlete Al?