Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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RH. S. THE COMET 1 9 2 3 Freshman A History and Poem We, a very frightened grourp of greenhorns, entered the halls of- Rupert High on September 5, ready to answer any long rigmarole of questions that the faculty might wish to present. We were not thus abashed very long how- ever, we gradually increased our pep, and now we have quite a pepless class. As a class, we may not rank with the liveliest, but what-i we lack for in pep, we make up for in ambition. r, Along came the High School Tournament--not so bad, 'we took second place, we the pepless Frosh. VVell, we also have had a few parties, not many, but we have not been outnumbered, we the pepless F rosh. A few elimination contests have also taken a leaf or two in our diary. We trampled on the Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors. Since there was a division 'inthe first class, it was suggested that we have a contest between both divisions. That placed things in an .excellent situation-the Frosh B excelled us, we the pepless Froshf' What we needed was pep --p-e-pl A Many things have happened, we try to be dignified, like the Seniors. VVe are now patiently awaiting the day when old '26 may arrive, so that we may fling our colors high by a-m-b-i-t-i-o-n, o'er old Rupert High. Our class colors are maroon and gray, our flower narcissus, and our class motto Excelsior! . We a bunch of greenhorns Entered Rupert High BlGosh, And did our share of boasting, We, the hopeless Frosh. The upper classmen thought, We were all bosh 1 But have mistaken us, We, the careless Frosh. We try to do our best, They think us pretty rash , We are not! We must confess, We, the worthless Frosh. In '26 we hope to be ' In the turnings of this life - First class heroes, B'Gee! We the pepless Frosh. M. M. Page F arty-Three

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R.H. S. THE COMET 1 9 2 3 Freshman Class President ,..,,,,,,,.,,,, ,.,, ,,,,,,,,A,,...,,..,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,..................,.,............ M e rle Masoner Secretary ........ ..........,.... L aVonne Ellis Treasurer .......,.., .....,,.............A L ilas Johnson Advisor ,,,,,,, ,,....,..... ,..,.r., ....,........... M r . Calilerheacl Dennis Baker Guy Bzxiles Ira Bailes Claude Bowman George Catmlull Francis Craven Stanley Goff Ethylle Greer Jim Hendrickson Merrill Goff Ralph Howell Milton Hyde Alfred Jackson Franklin Jones George Kenaston Merle Masoner Page F arty-Two Robert Mitchell Roy Moncur Kenneth Neilson Leland Newman Arthur Norby James Olenslager Paul Reynolds Raymond Roberts + ' Charles Ross Glenn Smith Carl Stout Eva Read Irma Thies Darline Wilson Metta West Grace Doughty Dorothy Todd Bessie Ballard Marie Beck Gladys Brooke Delia Bull Rosa Culley Margie Dunn LLIVOTIHC Ellis Roberta .Greer Cocil Hoopes Violet Hewitt Lilas johnson Mary Johnson Vera Mayo Vera Nutting

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11.5. sg 'run comm' 1 9 2 3 I Freshman B Class President ........ Secretary ................A. Treasurer ..,.........,.,...... Advisor . .,..Ar..A..,.,...............r..,..... ........... Loyn Blacker Clarence Borup George Bouse VVillard Crumroy Glenn Davis Ayman Denny Thelma Dunn Page Forty-F0141' Horace Dunn Roland Greene V Ardyth Ham Clara Jeans Ina Johnson Hr-lt Nichols Frances Randall ,....,.......Roland Greene .................,,,....Glenn Davis Frances Randall Mr. Scheffel Elsie Shoresman Erma Seaman Loren Smith Jessie Stuart Leola Toyer Mabel VValsLrone Dean Begey