Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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ll- III. S. hy gmgt I LI Z I P110 ECY At lasts My life's work was completed. How many eons had I spent on that wonderful piece of mechanism. I had labored and suffered all through the prime of my life until at last, the great work was ready for trial. Would my Iife's work be all in vain? Would it at the last. moment collapse as an utter failure? It must not be Init today would tell. Oh, God, give me strength, for within my wonderful telescope was the power of seeing my native land again. Oh, I well remember the day when I was snatched front the earth without a lll0- ment's warning, by demons in a huge aeroplane and carried off to that terrible land ot' Mars. If I could only return again. What, is that I see? Oh. thank God, I see--rivers, mountains, oceans: it must be the earth! It is- I see the skyscrapers ot' New York. I feasled my eyes on these familiar objects for many minutes. It seemed I could not draw my eyes away, llut at last I moved the telescope so as to take in all my native land. Oh! What was that? A huge hat must have crossed my vision. liu no! I looked again. A great multitude seemed to be aroused. I could tell by the gestures and expressions of the masses that something of international importance was happening. Again 1ny vision was obstructed. This time I made out that it was a graceful, beautifully constructed aeroplane. I focused my telescope on the pilot. Mercy! It surely wasn'tf-Iiut the evidence was too plain. The features were those ot' my oid classmate. Margaret I'reusey. After her skillt'ul landing the people gathered around her and when I saw her next she carried a large trophy cup. which I recognized as the grand prize given to the winner ot' the worId's Aerial Race. lleavensl What do I see? A large proportioned woman stuffing bon-bons. She suddenly raised her head. She is another friend, Init hard to recognize as our Idliza- beth Anderson. 'I'hen she called loudly and harshly in a commanding tone. A door opened gently, and a small weuzened. timid and shaking t'ellow side-stepped timorous- ly into the room, In my surprise I nearly dropped my instrument, for the henpecked huslrlnd was lloyt McNitt. I turned away. I had seen enough. My gaze then wan- dered out to the west. Suddenly I stopped. I t'ound I was looking into a capaeious hall t'iIled with people. who were watching with respect their beloved leader. I looked et him and who should I see Init Uourtney lilddy, the great evangelist. I saw him look toward the pianist lovingly. Surely there was something between these two. I looked again. Yes. it was Iiouise Goff. to be sure. 'l'he IIIIISIK' again began 'ind I recognized Dora Williams as the singer. 4 I I I looked away again, wishing to see more ot' what had become of the Ulass of ill. My gaze suddenly rivited to a huge billboard with large letters painted on it. Only Une Night. MARION VONIIY. Queen of the Follies. in IIon't You VVish You Had Me