Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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MJVFRTISING THE COMET, 20 JOIxES .. Ahuertisingg WE, THE MEMBERS OF THE COMET, '20, WISH TO EX- PRESS OUR GRATITUDE T0 THE PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS MEN NVHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED THE FOL- LOWING SECTION, THERE- BY MAKING POSSIBLE THE PUBLICATION OF THIS IS- SUE OF THE COMET. B No ..-l.- ggi' 1.- R

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B. H S- like Qlnmet 1 9 2 -up A RECIPE. Ingredients may be secured anv place in session rooms, in the halls or on the' playground of the R. H. S. Take the face of Raymond Craven and the voice of Raymond Spidell, thicken with the body of Asill Con- dit and stretch to the sizf' of Bernard Shaw. Mix in the agility of Cleland Sullivan and the pomp of Neal Templin. Dilute the muscles of Charles Hausen with the disposition of Clare Mackrill, moisten with the spirits of Jim Pringle, add a flash of Jack Fahl. Set on the stove and let shimmy for twenty minutes. Rub the mind of Dwight Disney and the talent of Russell Smith, stir with the heart of Reed Throckmorton, add the strength of Royal Irving and the jealousy of Hoyt McNitt. Flavor with the charm of John Remsherg, cover the whole thing with the luck of Donald Allen, sprinkle with the income of Lorn Betty, pour careless- ly into moulds and turn upside down. Result-A fool! 'I' 'I' 'I' Customer to Fred Dixon- Sonny will you get my ham? 'I' 'I' 'I' Sybil Lewis and Julia T. in the park.-lSybil runs over and sits down on the grassl- Come over here, this is the greenest spot in the 'I' 'I' 'I' Kewpie- Give the principal parts of 'Skato,' Julia. Julia -- Skate, Slipperi, Falti, Bumptusf' ' park. s Chem. Student One.- What kind of liquid is that snake in? A Keeling.- Alochol. t Chem. Studente- Gee, I wish I was that snake. . 'I' 'I' 'I' Hortense.- Say, what did they put that straw onthe pavement for? Mildred W.- To keep the ce- ment from blowing away. 'I' 'I' 'I' Charles H. tin front of Amy, tooo - I wouldn't walk out to Bouse's for a hundred dollars. John R.- Quite likely: but you would for Amy. 'l I I' Mr. Lockhart gave a long speech in Assembly this morning. What did he talk about? ' He didn't say. 'I' 'I' 'I' This sounds like Lorn Betty: I have a job for a wireless tele- graph company. - What position do you hold? I am their lineman. 'I' 'I' 'I' ' Dave Nutting. fin Eng. 4.5- When we get done accounting for these lambs iTa1es from Shakes- peare.J we'll all be sheep herdersf' 'I' 'I' 'I' My love has ilew, She- done me dirt, I did not know She were a flirt. VVANT ADS. TU LEND-Une good pipe, well cleaned. To he used only dnt'- ing school hours. Jesse Stout. VVANTED-A Chauffeur for a Dodge car. Night work only. Inquire Jim Pringle. NOTICE TO BACHELURS-All territory around the middle of the third block west of the Reclamation Office is private. KEEP OFF. Hoyt McNitt Hllfl Raymon Craven. FOR SALE-l box French Rose Powderg 1 Powder Puff. Good condition. 2 Chamois. l. lylanicure set, 3 piece. Silver plated. Sec Delphine Endter. WAN TED-A meter to register hot air. Charles Hausen. LOST-Une perfectly good appendixg the last one I have. Red Sull ivan. FOR SALE-6 pr. black stockings. 3 pr. short pants. Inquire Donald Allen.

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