Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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B-11.5. mtg Qlnmgt 1 9 z 1 Snphnmnre A tlbffirers emit Bistnrg President ........,,.. ....... C ARI. C. WEBB Vice President .... ........ L EE L. LUNDY Secretary ..........,.,...... ,,.. ............ L E E L. LUNDY Treasurer ...........................A.....,.....................,.......,.. HAROLD D. HAWK Motto: fMusical Termsb B tSharpJ Never B tFlatl, Always B fNaturali. Colors: Purple and White. In the spring of 1919 about 20 bright a11d industrious students of Pershing school received their worthy degrees to be permitted into Rupert High School. We, not being very used to the ways of H. S. Rules of Order, had many very harsh rules to obey, but we soon got it into our heads to obey orders laid down to us by the Upper Classmen, and today we try to impress upon the minds of our under- classmen, that obedience counts. The Class of '23 holds some of the credit given to the H. S. in the Athletic line, altho most ot the men are young and undeveloped. Great dramatic power lies at rest in our class, and ls being brought to light very rapidly. while the musical talent is peeping thru. May the Class of '23 progress as rapidly in the remaining years of R. H. S. as they have heretofore! C. C. W. '23. .--ii Snnhnmnre iii il-Iistnrg We, the class of '23, tho small, being of only eightteen members, are noted for our pep and ability to hang together. We may be hard to manage and intent on having fun for we have stolen a march on the teachers a number of times and had a little excitement all our own. We hope they will forgive us for this, however, un- derstanding that we heard the call of the wild and couldn't resist. Webster gives the word Sophomore to mean foolish. however it is not for us to say that he is right. The Sophomores have reached the second step in the ladder of High School life and can no longer be looked down on as the lowly Freshmen. If not steady and set in our ways. like the hoary Seniors, we have now reached the place of dignity where we can at least ask the Freshmen to doff their bonnets to the Sophomores.

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