Rensselaer High School - Crest and Shield Yearbook (Rensselaer, NY)

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CLASS DAY SOUVENIRS ELEANOR EARINC? ,..,7.,..v,. -, .. .. , .- .,......Wv I .... Little Gull Why We give Eleanor this little gun, ' Is a problem that may confront her, The very simple reason is, Someday she may be a Hunter. LELAND STRAUCH ...Yrr......,r........ ,rr...rr.. - . .,.. Megaphone We 've often heard the teachers complain, About this felloW's rakish laughter, But with this little megaphone, It may be softened if he uses it backwards. SILAS BAILEY i...r,.AA.......,,..rA,....,... A --- Donkey Si depends on his little car, To bring him to and from school, But if one day it should break down, This donkey will have to be the fool. RUTH SCHAEFER ..AAAA,ll..,.....w.rr,A...... A Kiss In the Dark I can remember one night 011 the Washington bus, When our own little Ruth was caused to blush, So I give her this music, A Kiss In the Dark, To help her remember that little lark. ANNIS IJORN I,I..........,II,,,I I ,,..., Ilv. A eroplane Anna has a prejudice, About going up in planes, But I'm sure that with this little one, She 'll soon be traveling all the air lanes. GEORGE BAUSH IlI.l........ll-.IYIII,.III...l... ---- M- Glasses A little birdie has told me, That in English, George sure likes to crib, So I give him these dark glasses, To keep him from telling a fib. l29l

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THE ORACLE lill,l'I.XNOIl Bli'fi1214:iiii iiiiLie inini or i Brass Medal And now we eome to the studious lass, Xllho her history always knows, So we give her this little medal oi' brass, To remind her of bygone woes. lll4INi!llCTT.X hll'l!l'HY,,,,,,,, other s.sss on or one riLittle Bus This little bus may remind you, Of some of the drivers you know, But there's one in particular we'ye heard you say For whom you would like to sew. lfhmx Lixsuizn ii i ,L on llln it ii r iiiiiiSt11111g' ot Boys Edna likes the pretty little boys, Likes them the same as other toys. Likes 'em short and likes 'em tall, Likes them dearly, one and all. HPZli!4l'liiT Sriissiirz eeeeeeen or eeneeeennnneeeeenene mere, fllennis Racket Out on the tennis court they go, Herbie darting' to and fro, And Gvendaline receiving little pats, From this tennis racket that I bestow. YflOl.l'I'l' Fiuiixs MH en, W, e,,,,,,,,,,r-ru, W ,WW e e ,, Camera Taking' pictures has always been a problem, For this little Rensselaer miss, But with this eomie Camera, She'll find what's amiss. Yiiqrm lloi'1:HToN r, W- We , ,,t'ompaet Little ladies, noses must be powdered, And you seem to know the way, So herels a eute little Vanity ease, But, remember, save it for Clommeneement Day. i931

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THE ORACLE loHN hlEIIC'HANT IMI Y ,,. , ,. , . W Img,.eIIIIIIId.,I,,,II Duck .Iohnny likes to raise Chickens, To pass away his time, And since he's so industrious, This duek may give him a new line. ltluni-:ur A1,i:XANni:1: iii,i IWIIIII, -nam ,Ida eI,,-,.IIilrz1X'el This little boy is president, Of our present Senior Class, So I give him this little gavel, That in the future he may remember the past. U1:v1i,i,14: t'l:ixNm1,L i..r eIIe.IIe,,,e eih, ,IIIIIII rrrrr I ,IIPaek ot t'ardS I do not know, nor never have been told, If cards you ever use, But I'm certain that if with this paek you play, The right bower tBauerj you'll always choose. A Y 1 ' ' Ilx ' im-.l, lizrifi' ii,i IWWII iiiiiii,i I. ii,i II., me ,rem ,Hillf Pins l'lazel's hair has a habit, Of always falling down, VVith these hair pins I give to her, It won't bother her from now on. EPOLOGUE And now, I think I've finished, The work I've set out to do, I hope your happiness has not been diminished, By these presents I have given to you. 'But down in your heart remember, That they were only given in fun: To put the inishing touehes, On the tllass ot '31. Ii. VV. '31, t30l