Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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114-YH-5 Elle Qlunwt I 9 2 1 Till? HGGIHG SGTVIGG CUMDZIIW CHAS. E. AKINS DON R. LEWIS Specializing in AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL WORK Ignition-Starters-Lighting-Magnetos-Generators A UTHORIZED STO RAGE A SERVIFE STATION East Side of Park Phone 100 WE Hx f0RDS AND CARS AND FIX 'EM RIGHT FACTORY TRAINED MEN We Supply Your Accessories OILS' AND GAS Free Air and Water In Business to Serve You THE HIGHWAY MOTOR CO. Under New Management Jack Ford-I work like a dog. Dave Mc-Yes, like a setter. Miss Richgin biology-Can you tell me if you are an invertebrate or a lnammal. Scared Fresliie: N-xi-n no mam. Iilll a Methodist. 3i1 5il Courtney Eddy-Why have they got the depot so far from the town. Sonny? Small boy-Dunno, unless they wanted to git it on the railroad track. 2k llI Russell Plank: Why is the Sul- tan's Harem like a henhouse? Claude VVilson: I don't know. Plank: Because there's where the Chickens roost. Hk 1f And while We think of it we might ask if bay windows are made out of water glass?

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73' irl. 5. Qlhg Qlgmgt l 9 Z l I. C. PENNEY G0. DRY GOODS, SHOES, LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING Rupert . Idaho WI t 312 Department Stores in 27 States A G4-ntlv Hint Gordon-- They say that stolen kisses are the best. .lnliu-- Do you think that is so? Gordon- I don't know. .luliu-Well, if I was a boy I wouldn't be very long finding out. 1-1,-it There- wus a young lady named Myrtle NVho carried a plate of mock turtle. Tlnt sad to relate, she slipped with the plate And ull the mock turtle turned turtle. 11i,,! Prisoner, whz1t's your name? Prisonerf- F-f-f- swallows and starts again.- F-f-f- Violently swallows more astmosphere and starts again- F-f-f- Judge--Officer, what is this man clmrged with? Officer-'He seems to be charged with soda water, sir. W. H. DISNEY COMPANY Store of Quality SHOES CLOTHING CHILDREN'S APPAREL Caledonian Hotel RUPERT, IDAHO tideittfakiifiieil Get? cm IN CONNEClION

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ll' 11. S. Glhe itnmet 1 9 2 1 swf? Dzamomis 2 flafllzzzm WT Q L-LE' '. . gagging yi lilGGllllllS W QIQMQII:-y. 'M-fCl1G8v fi N GV? 1 -f' T 'H an 'Q 'ft 'K - ma y - M' lnwbsk KGB ' -1 fy- . 1. . F ' ll . n':kPas,, 2 , P' ' :ii - ..- gg.- Qijfts ' 'al'-..,H: x ' I We wish to extend our hearty congratulations to the graduates on the completion of their High School course. We have always taken an interest in and stood ready to help in school enterprises and it is our sincere Wish that We may con- tinue to be of service to you as you now go out to apply the knowledge gained in school. G. A. SCHOLER JEWELER DR. J. MYRON SCHOLER OPTOMETRIST Found on a sign of an electrical supply dealer: lJon't, kill your wife with hard work, Let our washing machine do the dirty work. wk :tl Hearing a crash that sounded as tho the school house was falling down Kewpie rushed into the Senior class room and loudly demanded: 'I'hrockmorton. what are you do- ing? I :iin't doing nothing, kind sir. it is all-t-andy done. lk Stl .lack ll. In Mountain Home Res- trurant. Turn the Victrola off now boys. Charlie is going to eat his soup. ' GOODING COLLEIGE Courses Offered Regular College Work, Com- mercial Branches, Music. Expres- sion. Rural Life Problems, Etc. Calendar September 5. Welcome at Depot for New Studentsg September 6, Registrationg September 9, Y. M. and Y. W. Social: September 16, Facility Reception: October 17-29, Rural Life Schoolg November 4, Installation Banquet for Y. VV. C. A.: November ll. Liberty Day Football Game. For catalogue and further par- ticulars write C. W. Tenney, Pres- ident. Gooding, Idaho, today. Was Built for You