Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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1.11. s. Qfhg Qlumgt I9 z z Snphnmnre E llbffinzrs emit Qlluas President ............... ............. A .RUSSELL NIELSON Vice President ......... ............ L ILLIAN WHEELER Secretary ............... ............................... J OHN ROSS Treasurer ........................ EDMUND SCHOENHALS Motto: N ow or Never Colors: Maroon and Whitei' Flower: Pansy James Allen Norman Astle Darwin Burgher Joseph Catmull Velma Connelly Hazel Dille Mortimer Fenton Roy Garbardi Otto Garbardi Allie Gardner Clara Idle Guyla Jensen Clifford Mackrill Lloyd Mitchell Myrtle Moncur Russell Neilson Elizabeth Potter John Ross Edmund Schoenals Fern Swope Veneta Wheeler Alien Banegas Robert Reynolds Fred Rucker

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R. li. S. Uhg Qlnmgt I 9 Z Z Snphnmnre A Jliistnrg emit Bnem The Sophomore class is composed of thirty-seven industrious students who en- tered the R. H. S. in the year 1920. The year passed happily regardless of the su- perior airs of the upper classmen. As Freshmen they won a place 'for themselves in the high school by their school spirit and interest shown in school affairs. It is characteristic that as sophomores they have assumed a slight air of condescension to the freshmen which they have gained by acquiring one more year of knowledge. The sophomore class has been interesting as well as profitable. It was by the timely aid of the class which gave forty dollars, that the boys' basketball team was able to attend the tournament at Twin Falls. As to other activities, the class took an active part in dramaticsg two of the winners in the declamatory contest be- ing from the sophomore class. The class also assisted the juniors with the produc- tion of How the Story Grew. May the Sophomore class of '24 ever be loyal to the Purple and Gold and be found boosting for the R. H. S. E. F. '24. -111 We are the Sophomores of the H. H. S. With our colors of silver and rose, Though of only two years' standing, Our knowledge steady grows. We marched to room four Every morning at nine o'clock, Where about financial affairs We did quarrel and talk. Mr. Curtis thought that we Were intensely green, Because, instead of forty We gave him thirty-nine sixteen. It was very unkind of us But we could not resist, For after that money He did stormily persist. But all is quiet now Our money was for the tournamentg And wie are satisfied it could Never have been better spent. A. G. '24.

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B. ll. 8. Ihg Qnmgt I SZ Z Snphnmnre T15 liistnrg ani! lilnent The Sophomore B's are the class of '24, Altho the class has always been small, having only twenty-three members, we have lots of pep and are always ready for a good time. We are finally over our foolish freshmen ways and are ready to show the other freshies their faults. The Sophomores have reached the second step in High School and are sailing along toward the final goal in '24, where we ex- pect to come out with flying colors-Maroon and White. We belong to the class of Soph's, , Especially the B Class are we, But nevertheless we are ambitious As any B Class could be. We all have our troubles like the rest of you, Paying bills, class dues and such, But our class officers come to the rescue And we always manage to pull thru. We are the class that likes parties, Such as weinnie roasts, candy pulls and feeds, But w,hen it comes to paying the bills The treasurer says, Cough up, but we sneeze. We've always been in athletics Such as baseball, football and thatg What about Mackrill as a tackle Or Darwin Burg. at the bat. J. Windy Ross is our comedian Combined with Allen and Schoenals Make us think life is worth living When we think we are on the verge of downfall. Here's a cheer for the president With his secretary and treasurer, too, Here's to the colors of maroon and white Chosen by me and you. -R. N. '24,