Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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Rl-1.5. Qing qggmgt is z ui Ellie High Schunl lwrchestra The lligh School Ul'Cll0StI'2l has also shown remarkable progress. Although not organized until late in the first semester the talent shown by its members was surprising. Many times has the Orchestra been greatly appreciated when it furnished a prelude for a High School entertainment. VIOLIN l'l:u'l Jensen Birdie Titus Dorothy Mallet 'PRI PM BONES l'hz1rles llauseu Iloyt McNiti UORN l'l'l' ULARVINET Amy Bouse Donald Allen PIANO Anna Louise Stites

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B- H- Ulu: Qlnnnzt 19 2 U Girls' C6122 Glluh The Girls' Glee Ulub has been under the direction of Miss Sally Lockhart. Although a number of the girls were unacquainted with glee club work, at the first of the year, the appearance of the glee club in assambly has caused the R. H. S. students to realize that some good work has been accomplished in that branch. 1s'1' sornfxxo U Frances Allen Pansy Stites l'1tl1el Donaldson Helen Powell liuey Flinitli Klaybell Bennett Iva lllranklin Lela Bennett Neva Reynolds Genevieve Hunt LZXD SUPHANU Phyllis Wignall Patti U2il'l1'llGl12i0l Annie Martin Berenioe Anderson Dorothy Guyor llazel Markle Wanda Howell illarion Shy ALTU Sybil liewis Edna Myers Alpha Rutledge Ulara Riekert Julia 'Foyer Soplironia Bennett Pearl Ford Virginia llawks

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m. ii. qhv qgnnm 1 9 z u iilranmtirs ' ' GREEN STC JCKINGS. Presented by the Faculty of the Rupert High School, Proceeds given to the Student Body Association. CAST: Admiral Grace, - - - D. L. Carlson. Williaiii Faraday, - Lee M. Lockhart. Colonel Smith, - Don Lewis. Robert Tarver, Tom Halliday. James Steele, Harry Disney. James Raleigh, - Ralph Spidell. Martin, fButlerJ, - - Bill Davis. Celia Faraday, - Mrs. L. M. Lockhart. Madge Rockingham, - - Miss Yerger. Evelyn Trenchyard, - Miss Frazier. Phyllis, - - - Miss McMonogle Mrs. Chisolm Faraday, - - Miss Angelina Burns. SYN OPSIS: Celia, the older sister wl1o1n everybody wishes to marry off, returns frun a trip and pretends that she is engaged to a Colonel Smith. Her family are all quite delighted. Celia writes a letter to her Colonel Smith which she never intended to be mailed. The letter, however, was mailed and was de- livered to a genuine Colonel Smith. He does not answer the letter but calls on Celia i11 person. He introduces himself as Colonel Vavasor, Smith's dearest friend. Smith, he says, died in India leaving a message to be delivered to Celia. Due to this and subsequent visits the two fall in love. Celia tries to evade Col. Vavasor tSmithJ but only becomes more convinced that she is in love with him. As a result they become engaged. The family now is satsiied. Green Stockings was presented twice, first on Tuesday, Nov. 25, and again on Tuesday, Dec. 2. At the first production the Auditor- ium was filled to capacity. The proceeds of the second presentation were given to the Rupert Womai1's Club. A fair sized crowd attended.