Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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ll. lil. 5. Qlllg Qlgntgt I 9 Z ll East ljeafs Happenings .IUNIUR-Sl4lNltlli BANQUHT. The Junior-Senior banquet given the class of '19 by the Junior class was a splendid success. It was given the evening of May 9, 1919, i11 the High School Gymnasium. The Gymnasiulm was beautifully decorated in Yellow and White, the Senior colors. The tables were ar- ranged in the form of an R. The menu was prepared by the Junior girls under the direction of Miss Gonterman. A tive course dinner was served. Sophomore girls attended the tables. Before the menu was served toasts were given, Prof. VV. W. Thompson acting as toastmaster. Toasts were given by members of the faculty and of the Senior and Junior clases. There were about seventy-five present at the banquet. SN EAK DAY. March 26, 1919, is an important date in the annals of the R. ll. S., for this is the date when all the dear old familiar faces of the Juniors and Seniors were missing fom the class rooms, study hall, and Root' Garden of the High School biulding. Not a Senior was present the unorning of the 26th, and the Juniors, missing their domineering pres- ence, and also greatly feeling the need of a holiday themselves, carrie up missing in the afternoon. They all took a sneak that day. The Seniors took in tl1e Dam Site, while the Juniors made a hike for Jackson bridge. They had a pic11ic, played games, took snapshots, and had a general all around good time. But alas, when they returned to school the next morning, they were ve1'y coolly greeted by the austere members of the faculty. A strained and ominous silence was maintained for some time, neither side making any important lmove. At last, however, a delegation of teachers met for a conference, and what went on behind those ponder- ous doors no living student ever knew, but they soon knew the results of that conference. And so the fair and happy remembrances of that eventful day were quietly laid to rest in the silent graveyard of Endless Themes.

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ll. II. 5. E113 Qlgmgt I 9 Z ll TB. ill. 5. Alumni NINETEEN-TWELVE Mrs. flioise Treiberj Filer, Idaho Mrs. R. M. Crosby fEdith J enessj Penn. Alan Goodman, Red Cross Pharmacy, Rupert, Idaho. Florence Condy, Rupert Electric Co., Rupert, Idaho. NINETEEN-THIRTEEN Maude Baker, Teacher, Ureg-z,'on. Marion Betty, Lawyer, Rupert, Idaho Mrs. R. Kaufman, CLucile Bondj Rupert, Idaho. Sidney Condy, Farmer, Canada. Fred Framback, Oakland, Cal. Arthur Humphries, Rupert, Idaho. Mrs. R. P. Bishop, QLouise Lindj Yuma, Arizona. Mrs. J. S. Codding, QG+arnet Haynesj Burley, Idaho Fayre Kenagy, M. D., Rupert, Idaho. Clifford McCormick, Teacher, Colorado. Howard Scheffel, Producers' Association, Rupert, Idaho. N INETEEN-FOURTEEN Wm. Shillington, Rupert Pharmacy, Rupert Idaho. Verna Johannesen, Extension Department, University of Idaho Naomi Moscrip, married, Stanley, Idaho. Isabel Pringle, Rupert, Idaho. Mrs. J. C. McCoy, QRuth Conoverj Emmett, Idaho. Hoyt Isenberg, Farmer, Rupert, Idaho. Gladys Allen, Nurse, General Hospital, Pocatello, Idaho. Leslie Scheffel, Scheffel Bros., Batteries, Rupert, Idaho Vistor Bidstrup, Student, Berkeley, Cal Robert J ohannesen, Student, University of Idaho. Orlando Lind, Lind Sa Ross, Rupert, Idaho. Ralph Pringle, Burley, Idaho. James Ross, Lind SL Ross, Rupert, Idaho. Wave Grace, Rupert, Idaho. Fred Brown, Lundy Sz Brown, Rupert, Idaho. Mildred Thompson, Rupert, Idaho. Leslie Fravmback, Caldwell Idaho. Helen Moy, Rupert, Idaho. Mrs. E. S. Sherill, LVe1'na 'Marshallj Rupert, Idaho. Gale Harden, Teacher, Boise, Idaho. Agnes Raff, Student, New York. Henry Jensen, Farmer, Alice Bidstrup, Student, Helen Cond y. Rupert, Idaho Berkeley, Cal Rupert, Idaho