Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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Homecoming Festivities The chain of floats in our if Homecoming parade was a symbol X of student ingenuity, but the Art Class's colorful demonstration of how to Bomb Those Devils won the prize. Backed by our marching band and surrounded by her atten- dants, Queen Nancy Smith was crowned with much ceremony and a big kiss. Homecoming was a wonderful day. Nancy Smith, Homecoming Queen Chuck Tilton, Senior Class President Carol Kelly, Junior Attendant Winning Float Created by the Art Class 7 Queen's Attendants: Mary Ann Reitz, Seniorg Carol Kelly, Juniorg Lu Ann Newcome, Sophomoreg Chadda Chapman Freshman.

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The Sta rlighters Homecoming Dance Join Our Our 1955 Homecoming brought student activity to a peak. Booster Club committees organized and planned, and when the big day came, our downtown afternoon parade and pre-game showings were perfect. After the game with West Lafayette, we invaded the gym, which the Seniors had gaily decorated for the Foot Ball. There we danced to the heavenly music of the Starlighte rs.

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- y .W Student Director Schultz makes last-minute touches Glamorous Chuck Tilton and Fred Hamacher are enchanting In the spring of our junior year, after Weeks of preparation and a bad case of last-minute nerves, we presented the hilarious Brother Goose. It told of Jim Swing's troubles in raising a family of little brothers and sisters, including tom- boy Linda Trammell, who cavorted gaily in a football helmet while flapper Gayla Michael and sales-woman Mary Joe Zeiglel' vied for Jim's affections. The rest of the cast also put in able performances, making ff our first theatrical attempt a real success. COME T0 Jim is surrounded by admiring ladies