Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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ln. R 5. 51112 qtnnm ig z n jfunthall Srhehulr AT RUPERT, FRIDAY, SEPT. ze, R. H. s. 30, RUH1. 6. Although Buhl had a heavier tealm and it was the first game of the season, we defeated them badly, Hausen, McNitt and Sullivan scor- ing. AT RUPERT, FRIDAY, OCT. 3, R. H. S. 7, Twin 2. The teams were evenly matched and it was a hard fought game throughout. We kept them in their territory most of the time. A long pass, Sullivan to Spidell, netted the only touchdown. Hausen made the safety counting Twin their two points. AT RUPERT, FRIDAY, OCT. 24, R. H. S. 34, Jerome 10. Our team was superior to Jerome and was one of the easiest games played during the seas-on. All subs were entered during the second half. AT TWIN FALLS, FRIDAY, CCT. 31, R. H. S. 13, TWIN 54. Our team couldn't get up any pep during this entire game and as a result was beaten badly. Throckmorton and McNitt made scores. AT BUHL, FRIDAY, NOV. 7, R. H. S. Og BUHL 13. This galme was a tie until the last quarter, when Buhl got away with two lucky passes. We had them outplayed but the beating Twin gave us sorta took the pep out of us. AT JEROME, FRIDAY, Nov. 14, R. H. s. 57, JEROME 13. A This was the opposite of the Twin game for us. Jack Fahl scored and earned his title of Touchdown, ' AT RUPERT, FRIDAY, NOV. 21, R. H. S. 16, BURLEY 10. This was one of the toughest games played during the season. At the end of the iirst quarter the score was 10-0 in favor of Burley. Captain Davis replaced Irving at center, who then took guard and we turned the tide of the battle immediately, beating them by six points. Who says We canlt lick our old enemy? AT BURLEY, THURSDAY, Nov. 27, R. H. s. 7, BURBLEY 7. On Thanksgiving day, the coldest day the Lord ever made, we played our return game with Burley. We made the first touchdown but they got away with a lucky pass and no one on our team had steam enuff to catch Doc. Doe, Jr. Well, we got the edge on Burley any- way, beat them once and tied them once. Hurrah! Capt. Bill, '20..

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ill. 1-I. 5. Qhg Qlgmgf I 9 Z I1 tithe jfnnthall Swann Practice started with lots of pep the second week of school. A squad ot' alnout twenty-tive turned out regularly for practice. Most of the old team 'men were lmack on the Grid, so we had a good start. The season was fairly successful, live out of eight galmes w-are won and a tie score was made at Burley. At the end of the season Rupert ranked third among the schools of Southern Idaho. The men who graduated this year are Davis, Stout, Throckmor- ton, Sullivan, Craven, Nutting, Remslrerg, Fahl, Irving, Smith and Disncv. ' At the end of the season tl1e lineup was as follows:- - Jack Fahl lllenter, ----- Bill Davis, tflaptainj. Left Guard, Royal Irving. Right Guard, Lorn Betty. Left Tackle, Right Tackle, Left End, - Right End, Quarter-hack, Left Half-hack, Right Half-hack, Full-back, - Sub liinemen, Charles Hansen. David Nutting. Dwight Disney. John Remsberg Hoyt McNitt. Cleland Sullivan. Reed Throckmorton - Raymond Craven Jesse Stout. Sub Ends and Backs, - Russell Smith. Raymond Spidell. Clare Mackrill. The second team played two games with Burley second teatm, winning one and losing the other. The success of the season was largely due to the very efficient coaching of Mr. L. M. l40ClilltlI't. The Student Body stood firmly back of the team and kept up the finance end of the game. The Faculty flllll the three lower classes heat the Seniors in a game. Lockhart was the star?

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