Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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R. H. S. THE COMET 1 9 2 3 Freshman B History and Poem In january 1923, twenty-eight of us decided thatour knowledge box was becoming entirely too large for Junior High teachers to tamper with so we were presented, without ceremony, to the Senior High Faculty. During the first sixfweeks, the trials and tribulations of Senior High overcame three of our members. We, now twenty-five, shall carry on! Our class colors are green and white. ' Since algebra is our hardest problem in life, 'we have adopted the ex- pression 'B2' as our motto. F. A. R. Green and white's our color, Freshmen is our name. We are loyal in our studies, To be students is our aim. The Sophomores, how they laugh At the things we Freshmen do, They think we're mighty foolish . But we'll show them at thing or two. The Juniors may be nifty T And they think that they can spell, But the F reshmen-we are learning ' And our fate--now, who can tell? The Seniors think they're mighty nice, Q And very much they arej. But we Freshmen working hard and fast, May soon go twice as far. And now my fellow students, A I pray you keep inmind The greatness of our knowledge As we climb the heightsasublime. A. F. H. Page F arty-Five

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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

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R.H. S. THE COMET 1 9 2 3 Pet Worries of Our Faculty MRS. HALLIDAY: How to keep Short Webb from drowning out the rest of the orchestra. MISS THORPE: The Seniors Q43 of themjf' MR. HALLIDAY: How to keep enough test tubes on hand. MISS MEINECKE: How to find enough games for the basketball girls. MR. CALDERHEAD: How to keep the Seniors from teasing his snake in Room 4. MRS. THOMPSON: How to get all the Seniors to play practice on time. MR. d'EASUM: How to keep from decorating the football squad with the letter 'F' MR. SCHEFFEL: How to get his men to train as they should. I MISS ORTON: Where to get enough thumb tacks for her own CU use. MR. BENEDICT: Where he can get the most toothpicks for 5c. MR. T WEEDY: How to keep everyone supplied with permits. K MISS PALMER: How to make forty Junior High 'kids' hit the same note at the same time. p MR. HYDE za How to produce a Junior High baseball team that can defeat the Pershing fifth grade. MISS KENAGY : How to grow enough to look her seventh graders in the eye. S MISS VVELCH: f'How to get 'mad' enough to frighten her 'kids' into good behavior. MRS. NEWLON: How to keep Senior High 'nuisances' out of Junior High assemblies. Page Forty-Six