Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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11.11. s. mn qinmgi I9 ziz O IETY RECEPTION FOR THE FROSH On Friday, September 15, the three upper classes entertained the Freshmen in the H. S. gym. The Freshmen weie put thru various forms of initiation and then taken to the Auditorium where a program ,was given-. Before refreshments of ice cream and cake were served, each Frosh was given a green bib and cap to wear. BANQUET FOR FOOTBALL BOYS On Friday, Nov. 18, Mrs. Droste entertained the Football men at her home. A delicious banquet was served to about twenty boys. VARSITY R FEED The Varsity R Boys gave their first feed in the Domestic Science room of the H. S. Each boy invited a lady friend and the affair was a Wonderful success. The feed consisted of turkey, chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, dressing, salads, pie, peaches and cream cake and cof- fee. Toasts were given thruout the feed X. Y. Z. AND S. J. D. B. CLUB PARTY On Monday evening, January 16, the X. Y. Z. and S. J. D. B. Clubs held a joint meeting in the H. S. gym. Games were played until a late hour, then refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.

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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

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B. H. S. Ehg Qlnmgt IB Z Z SENIOR KID PARTY One of the most unique parties of the year was given on Thursday, Jan. 26 by the Senior Class. Each Senior Was dressed like a kid and games suitable to the occasion wzere played, one being the school that was held. Lorn Betty received the prize of a bottle of milk for the best dressed small boy and Mr. Dutro carried off the prize of animal cookies for being the cutest girl. The Kid idea was also carried out in M the refreshments Which consisted of ginger bread men, animal cookies, all-day suckers and cocoa. BASKETBALL GIRLS' BANQUET On Saturday, Feb. 25, the Basketball Girls gave their annual banquet in the Domestic Science room. A basketball suspended from the ceiling on ribbons formed the centerpiece. A five-course dinner was served, as follows: Tomato Soup Creamed Chicken Baked Potatoes Creamed Peas Rolls and Butter Fruit Salad Mousse and Cake Coffee and Mints After dinner a theatre party was given at the Wilson Theatre. X. Y. Z. VALENTINE On Monday, February 13, the members of the X. Y. Z. Club were entertained at the home of Mildred Gregory. Cards and games were played until a late hour When the Val- entine box was enjoyed by all. Refreshments Were carried out in accordance to the red and White decorations, consisting of cherry sherbet and angel food.