Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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. . . .Plannin Convertibles parade together. Proiidl? mlm on School spirit soared as R,l'l.S. pre- pared for tiomecoming. A reorganized Sooster Club directed student committees in arranging special activities. Hammond Clark was burned in effigy in a lively Thursday night pep session, and students were kept game-conscious by blaring victory slogans from tlie liolls and stairwalls. The sclwool marched in full strength through the business district, pro claiming to time city that we were out to make the i955 lloinecorning a day to remember. We made it - 'IOllCllL.lOWt1l A 4

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Libe. . . tudent ati?-HS 1' Q 5: 1. w.' pw, s' Q 'A Bringing books, laughter and the energy of young people full of life and enthusiasm, 440 of us enter the empty halls of R.H.S. daily. Filling the building with the sound of our voices, we exchange greetings and news as we rattle locker doors, juggle books and rush to reach class before that last bell rings. We tackle lessons with interest or at least the de- termination to see them through as we slowly and often painful ly add to our store of knowledge . But our efforts are repaid by that occasional thrill which comes from mastering something especially difficult. We fill the minutes between classes with as many words as possible and iam our days with activity as we plan club meetings and projects, sponsor dances, and prepare for a convention. R.H.S., with its classes and homework, and textbooks, organizations and humor, is the center of our lives. Here we devote most of our waking hours to everything from band and chorus, algebra and English to plays and pranks, sportsmanship and boosting the teams. . . lt's a great life! 'liable of Contenta flctiuitiea. . . . I5 People. . . .35 Sponta . . . .55

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Euenta Evcnlnu activities .gan wut a colorful parad cscortlng tne queen an mr court around fs e gridiron Julne Wrlgltt was crowned Homecoming Queen and entlwroned nn the place of nonor Our Bombers made a spectacular start to the game as Brown cauglwt the opening kick to run for a taucnclown Panic gripped t'1e Fans as the scorc see sawed .Jack and tortlt trll tl1e last minute of action, wnen t Sorwocrs made a tnrnlllng toucndown or a o victory Elat d Rensselaerlans ccl orat d at the ttomccomlng Dance T 56 1 omccJ:1lng was an unforgettable occasion' ul1L Wng II IS nrowncd by N1 Arun Hartley scmor Pre 1dc I Shen Paxy Freshman Cirol Baltlcday Sopllolnore Queen Jullc lx ugh! IllV1ll1Z1l'IlS J 1or t 1 cl Sum cr of x 5 I O 5 . Q . . . I LP . h , . 3 3 - u d , I ,Q . . . I A I a . ' I l 1 . - , ' I , ', 7 ' . . ' , . z g 4 ' , - . 1 Jog ' A , un' g.'Xl1'lL l'.sen, F' i . C . . K , ' . . I I - 'X l . A Q . . , AV I- l I . . I Sb' Ile ' T 3 ' ' N W3 t 33-20 ' Q ' MC' . c X .! , 1- ' -NX 3 C 3 .3 ,A . . Qxc. I r rl - Qxail .wc 3 1 at ' N I 'B l ' ' ' t '11 ', 'J fs' 111. Q.2tlqmtRlq,-1, f',n.lv:,x..' af V: s.,.... f'1x.L-..:,,,. l