Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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F' H- 5- he Qlnmet ifreshmen ill I-Iistnrg :mil Baum We, the class, entered High School and since then we have been noted for the parties we have given so we are not so slow as some of the upper classmen think and Two of our boys, Kent Stone and Clifford Mackrill, were on the basketball team won honors whenever they played. Our class colcrs are green and white. Our class motto is Now or Never. Our' flower is Sego Lily. We are striving and hoping to reach the goal of Seniors. The Freshie B's are noisy But some are quiet, too, Which makes a lot of difference In distributing 1's and 2's. We have a teacher Meinecke And, of course, a Johnny Ross, Who always makes you laugh at him Because he's never cross. There is also Lefty Mitchell Combined with Cliff Mackrill Makes the rest of the class more able To pay their party bills. If we had some more Grace Ash, Or. maybe some Wheeler, too, We would make an elegant class Ard let them know who's who. I-lere's a cheer for the President With Secretary and Treasurer, too. Here's to the growth of the Sego Lily Chosen by me and you. Russell Neilson '24,

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1 13.111, S. Eihg Qlgmgt ICH Z I ifreshmen E5 lbffirers sinh 61115155 Bull President ...... ,,..w. V ENETA WHEELER Secretary ...... ......,.,.,.. 4A,4 J O HN ROSS Treasurer ,,,., .,,, D ARWIN BURGHER Clifford Mackrill, Harry Parker, Wesley Little, Oren Astle, Norma Astle. Horace Nelson. Lloyd Mitchell, Albert Inania, Otto Gabardi, Kent Stone, Ernest Burke. Jim Allen, Roy Gabardi, Russell Nielsen, Kenneth Adams, Theodore Crossman. Velma Connelly, Burgess Crandall, Mortimer Fenton, Fred Bennett, Guila Jensen. Darwin Burgher, Elizabeth Potter, John Ross, Joseph Catmull, Blanche Murdock, Lillian Wheeler, Eddie Schoenhals, Frank Pregler, Bert Alexander, Myrtle Moncur, Fern Swope, Gladys Davies. Allie Gardner, Edna Gibson, Clara Idle, Veneta Wheeler. Hazel Dilla, Grace Ash, Clara Pratt, Phoebe Johannesen, Leo McKendrirwl:. Lp' 7U ' I J 4 Class Motto: Now or Neve1 ' Class Flower: Sego Lily

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3.11. s. hp Qlgmgt 1 9 z 1 , ...Ghz jfarultg... This a list of the Faculty, With heads chuck full of knowledge And all the letters after their names That they got way back in College. Downstairs in his office Prof. Tweedy staysg He tells us in Assembly How we should mend our ways. Mr. Keeling teaches science And if we chance to sluff A stern look is our reprimand And it proves quite enough. Now comes the one all students know A. D. Wilson is his name He teaches French and Spanish And his tests are known to fame. Our fears of math, especially Trig Miss Zimmerman has banished She drove it in our ivory domes Where it can never vanish. I I I11 history and in clvics Miss Henderson holds sway She's a friend of all the students And a printer so they say. Mr. d'Easum teaches English ' To Seniors and Juniors, too In writing themes and in debate He tells us what to do. About bugs and plants and mammals Miss Rich does teach the Frosh Mrs. Meyer in Frosh English Tells them not to say By Gosh. From Jimmie Dutro we all learn Draughtsmanship and woodwork Miss Meinecke chases us upstairs If in the basement we should lurk. We'll not forget the faculty, Their advice and counsels we Always shall remember And a beacon they shall be. ,m mf 4