Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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11.11. s. gh, Qgmgt 19 ziz Stuhent wang Assnriatinn The Student Body was organized the second week of school. All students in the high school are members of the organization. The object is to make a better school spirit and to draw all the students into school activities. Several school assemblies were held during the term, and a splendid program was given each time. OFFICERS President ...,..,.,..,..............,...,,.,,,........ Henry Breazeal Vice President .....,.. ........ E dgar Redford Secretary .............. ........... J ulia Toyer Treasurer ......... .......... R alph Long Stuhent Qlnunril The Student Council was just organized last year, and was such a success that it was continued this year. Each class has two representatives, and all student body officers are members. The council decided on school activities and all school affairs and discussed all the troubles of the students in their meetings. Their chief consideration was the welfare of the school as a whole. ' Henry Breazeal, Chairman Mr. Curtis, Faculty Advisor Helen Powell '22, Julia Toyer '22, David McDonough '22, Annie Martin '23, Harold Hawk '23, Edgar Red- ford '23, Ralph Long '23, Emmett Creasey '24, James Allen '24, Keith Redford '25, Pauline Hock- aday '25.

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B. 11.5. qhg Qlgmgt I9 Z Z Barsitg IK Assuriatinn The Varsity R Association was organized in the earlier years of the Rupert High School, but for some reason was dropped until last year when it was reorgan- ized. Our coach, Marion Betty, was a charter member of this organization. The idea was to promote athletics and encourage the boys to take up athletics. At the first of the school year all letter men met and elected the following offi- cers: President, Lorn Betty: Vice President, Loren Droste: Secretary and Treasurer, Clares Anderson. CONSTITUTION OF THE VARSITY R ASSOCIATION Article 1.-The name of this organization shall be the Varsity R Associa- tion. Officers of the Varsity R shall be a President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. Each of these shall be elected by ballot. The President shall preside at all meetings. In his absence the Vice President shall preside. Only a man who has previously won an R in that branch of athletics shall be eligbile for Captain of that team. No man shall wear an R unless he has earned it. Officers of the Varsity R and ach team shall be elected at the end of each season for the following year. Article 2. To receive a Football R a man must play one-half of the two im- portant games, or forty per cent of the games played. To receive an R in Baseball a man must play forty per cent of the games. To receive an R in Track a man must place in any event. ' No man shall be awarded -an R until the credentials committee has investi- gated his record and 'reported the result. The report of this committee shall govern the awarding of all Rs. ' The Varsity R shall decide by vote the kind of Rs to be awarded, awards for three letter men and all such matters not specified in this constitution. Article 3.-Any member of the Varsity R may call a meeting by notifying the President before hand. All meetings must be conducted in an orderly manner. No business shall be done unless at least two-thirds of the members are present. Article 4.-Any officer may be disqualified or impeached if he is proven guilty of a misdemeanor. A jury shall be picked by ballot, and the President shall act as judge. The jury shall consist of six members of the Varsity UR. In the case of a, quarrel between men on a team, the quarrel shall be decided by the jury and this decision shall be final. Article 5.-The Varsity 'R shall see that all training rules are obeyed. The Varsity R shall decide by vote on the penalty to be inflicted for breaking such rules. Article 6.-Dues shall be twenty-five cents per month, payable the first of each month. Amendments to this constitution shall be duly made if it is so willed by a two-thirds majority vote of the members.

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B. li. 5. , Qfhg Qlnmgt 19 Z Z X. IQ. Z. flluh The X. Y. Z. Club was organized in the fall of 1921. The membership is composed of Junior and Senior girls. The Junior and Senior Class teachers and post graduates are honorary mem- bers. The purpose of the club is to promote and increase good feeling and friendship among the girls. The club meets twice a month. The officers hold their office one semester. This club helped with the relief Work at Christmas time and have given programs at the Woman's Club. The meetings have been Well attended and it is thought that the future classes will take an interest in the club and make it a permanent organization in this school and also become a part of the Woman's Club. Officers for the year are as follows: First Semester Second Semester Alpha Rutledge .................... President ...,......,........... Dorothy Guyer Hortense Davis ................ Vice President ........ ......... F rances Allen Margaret Scholer .................. Secretary ........ ....... M arjorie Ayers Ann Martin .............. ......... T reasurer ..,...... .......... A udrey Burnett S. il. E. iB. Qlluh The S. J. D. B. was an organization composed of Junior and Senior boys. The object of this club was to promote a better feel- ing and ,spirit among the boys. S. J. D. B.'s obtained the use of the American Legion quarters for a time. Several entertainments and parties Were given by its members, during the school term. The organization has now dis- banded, giving Way to a larger club with a wider purpose. Mr. James Dutro is the founder of the S. J. D. B.'s and We Wish to take this opportunity to thank him for his earnest help and interest. Officers follow: President .............................. Henry Breazeal Hank Vice President ....... ............. C arl Webb Short Sec. and Treas. ...... ......... V erl Roberts Kid