Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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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

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15.311, S. Qfhg Qfgmgt l 9 Z l Ghz iluninr I-Iigh Srhnnl The Junior High School, which was organized last year, has been a big success and now has an enrollment of about two hun- dred members. The course offered consists of Math, History, Manual Training, Domestic Science, Penmanship, English, Science and Music. The Junior High is especially helpful to the student as it prepares him for High School work. Miss Meinecke, as principal, has worked hard for the advancement of the Junior High. Before the Christmas vacation the Junior High gave an exhibition in Manual Training and Domestic Art and much praise was given them. A number of parties and weinie roasts were given, and a great deal of interest in athletics was manifested. A fast basketball team was developed this year. Stone at forward, was elected captain and was exceptionally fast. Nelson, forward, is also exceptionally fast. Burgher, forward and guard, played a consistent game. Little, guard, is clever and a source of worry to the opposing man. Mackrill, at center, played his posi- tion well and covered the floor in a speedy fashion. The baseball team this year is a strong one. Only one game has been played thus far, but several games are scheduled. Hunter was elected captain and also is a mound man. Barr, pitcher and short, is hard to beat. Tubbs, catcher, is playing a good game and is holding down his place well. Rieman on first is doing well. Stilwell on second. base scoops the hot ones and with Hyde on third makes a strong infield. The fielders, Thomason, Lowry and Hyman are working hard. The Junior High is full of pep and is a great thing for the school and the students.