Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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B. ZH. S. Qhg Qgmgt I EI Z IJ Erark This year it was decided to have both a track and baseball team. This is the first year since 1917 that an attempt at having a track team has been made. Mr. Lockhart, as coach, has given the men good work- outs, but on account of the weather' most of the training has been done in the gym. There have been 110 stars developed as yet, but several Imen have made a good showing. As soon as the weather will pertmit a tri- angular meet is to be held between the combined Senior and Freshmen classes, the combined Junior and Sophomore classes, and the Faculty. If confidence has anything to do with it, the Faculty will take all firsts and seconds. The Southern Idaho Track Meet will be held at Burley, April 30. The Rupert High School will be well represented at this meet, both in track men and by the band. All track men are intent on taking this meet as Burley has no baseball team for us to beat. Twin has a band which they claim is the best high school band in Southern Idaho, but Mr. Lockhart intends to show them a thing or two. Irving and Hausen at the weights are making a good showing. Although Royal is not quite as good as his older brother, he shows that he came froun the same family. Pringle is proving exceptionally good at pole valuting and high jumping. Nutting and Mclievitt are showing up well in long distance run- ning. The remainder of the men are showing marked improvement in the events they are trying for. The Junior High will also have a track team. Quite a number of Junior students are out regularly and are making a good showing. A Junior meet will be held in the near future between all of the Junior high schools in the this county. This meet will be for all grades below the second year in High School. Burley will be admitted to the meet. 'H?? QU'sf'

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B. ll. 5. E113 Qlnmgt l 9 Z Il- Baseball The Baseball season opened comparatively late this year due to the cold weather. N ever-the-less practice started with lots of pep. The lineup was about the same as it was last year with the exception of Red Sullivan, who was unable to play. At first it was a mystery where a catcher was available but Dad Husen came to the rescue. VVith a professional player, VV. 0. Keeling, as coach a champion- ship team is expected again this year. The first game played this year was a practice galme played at Twin Falls. This game resulted in a victory for the R. H. S. The second game was played with Wendell, here, Wednesday, April 21. The final score was 10-7 in Rupert's favor. The third game was with G1enn's Ferry, also played here, Friday, April 23. Score, R. ll. S. 10, Glenn 's Ferry 2. With the start made already tat the time this goes to pressj there is no reason why an undefeated season should not face us. The men who are lost to the team this year are Remsberg, Disney, Craven and Nutting. The schedule as arranged so far: Twin Falls, Here, - - April 30. Glenns Ferry, There, May l. Twin Falls, There, May fi. NVendell, There, ---- May 7. Boise, Here, ---- May 14. A return game will be played at Boise. LINEUP. Charles llausen, - - Catcher. Ulare Mackrill, - - Pitcher. Russell Plank, - - First Base. John Remsberg, Shortstop and Pitcher. lloyt McNitt, - - Second Base. Raymond Craven, Third Base. Captain. David Nutting, - - Left Field. Bob Bouse, - Center Field. Eugene Keefe, Right Field. Gordon Hockaday, - Sub. Dwight Disney, - Sub.

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