Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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K. li. 5. Gnu: Qlumgt l 9 Z ll THE AMAZONS. Given by the Senior Class in the High School Auditorium on the evening of May 10, 1920. ' CAST: Lord Litterly Barrington, - Reed Throckmorton. Count Andre de Grival, - Bernard Shaw. Lord Tweenwayes, - Cleland Sullivan. Rev. Robert Minchin, - Jack Fahl. Youatt Cservantj, - Clyde Crandall. Fitton Ca gamekeeperj, Dwight Disney. Crts ta poacherl, - - Royal Irving. Miriam, - Helen Ellsworth. N o-eline, - - Julia Lundy. Wilhelmina, Virgie Parker. Thomasin, - Hazel Jensen. Sergeant Shuter, - - Bertha Smith. SYN CPSIS: The eccentric Lady Castlejordon, as Cvercote called her, has had a great disappointment in her life. It was that she had three daughters and no son. She, therefore, educated her girls as boys, they dressed and acted as boys. The play 'Qpens with the return of N oeline from London, where she has gotten into a scrape and has lost the Betterbet Ring, which has not left the hand of a Betterbet for centuries. Thomasin and Wil- helmina have returned from Scotland, where they met and fell in love with Andre de Grival, All mustache and vivacity, and Lord Tween- wayes, The last of his race, puny and weak. Lady Castlejordon was called to London, leaving her three Hsonsl' at Overcote, and there the three young men. Lord Litterly returns the Betterbet ring to Noeline. VVhen Lady Castlejordon unexpectedly returns the same night she finds that love has played havoc with her sons and so orders them to don their skirts, Never, never, never to come out of thetm again. . .,.5.C'-, ,jm3Q 'jQy,QfET, 71- -

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ll. H. 5. Qhg Qlgmgt I 9 Z U , Snrietg RECEPTION TO THE FRESHMEN AND TEACHERS. The Reception was given by the three upper classes in the High School Gymnasium on Friday, Sept. 24. There was a good attend- ance and everyone reported a good time. ' The new class of Freshmen were initiated after which a program was given in the Auditoriutm. After the program was given and the prizes awarded to the Freshies the students adjourned to the halls where card games were played. Later ice cream and cake were served by the Seniors. WEINIE ROAST. A weinie roast was given by the S. B. A. at the country home of Dwight Disney, Friday evening, October tenth. The students met at the High School and were taken from there on hay racks. The eve- ning was spent roasting Weinies and playing games. Everyone report- ed a most enjoyable time. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE PARTY. U11 October thirty-fist, nineteen nineteen, the Freshman and Sophomore classes enjoyed a hallowe'en party in the High School buildin. Many members of the faculty and a majority of both classes were present. Various games were participated in throughout the evening until refreshments were served, consisting of cider, apples, pumpkin pies and nuts, after which the members of the party ad- journed. SOPHOMORE PARTY. On November the seventh the lrnembers of the Sophomore class had a party in the gymnasium, which was effectively decorated. Card games were plentiful and a lively entertainment committee kept those busy wh-o were not interested in the cards. Later in the evening re- freshments were served. JUNIOR-SENIOR HARD-TIME PARTY. O11 Friday evening, November fourteenth, the Juniors gave a party in the High School gymnasium, in favor of the Seniors. It was a Hard-Times party and everyone dressed accordingly. The eve- ning was enjoyably spent playing games which fitted very well with the costumes. Later in the evening doughnuts and cider were served. All reported a fine time, which was made better by the news reaching us during the evening that our football team was victorious over J erome. FOOTBALL DANCE. On Friday, Dec. 13, the members of the Football team gave a dance in the Lincoln Hall. All High School students were invited and at a result the Hall was filled. The music was furnished by a selected orchestra. The Hall was artistically decorated in Purple and Gold. The evening was spent in dancing and card playing. The company