Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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R. H. S. THE COMET 1 9 2 3 BILL HENSC'HIED'S DREAM Bill , cried a voice what was freezing and keen Wl1ere did you say Helen J. was last seen ? Bill, with a look of anxiety and fear- I know nothing of what became of my dearf' You are good, said the voice, to sit here and stare, VVhile your Helen may now be in great dispair, I will find her, cried Bill, as he burst 'from school, Even tho' I loose life in a hard fought duel.', Bill hit the table in Physics that day, As he awoke from his dream and it's hard to say just how T. W. took his dream of romance For he said, Bill I've been looking for an awful good chance, To let Mr. Tweedy tell you just how much teachers despise, Boys that sit dreaming and are in studies not wise. VVilliam Markland '24. Page Eighty-One

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R. H. S. THE COMET 1 9 2 3 ' FAIR VANITY . I just a swish of the brush and a coat of fresh paint, Wliy, it makes a girl darn near like what she Maint . Now just think, my good man, ofthe fix we'd be in If we'd p'rade 'round the town with a well lathered chin! Why, the girls they'd draw back and be swooned from their feet - just to see a man shave right up town on the Stl fret! But you know, my good man, held his toilet to make, So he did it like giils and no rules did he break. For you see its no matter just where they do be, Its OK, my good friend, if they paint where you see., Its the way of the band, not the will of the one, You just do what you please, just as long as its fun. Yes, a layer of dust and a coat of nice paint, ' Why, its bound to make girls look just like what they Maint . -Frank Watson '23. JUST A JUNIOR In memory of that time, K Oh, it was long ago, I took the nicest girl I knew Unto the picture show. I had no etiquette And tho, she did her best, I made an awful mess of things And you-can guess the rest. Next morning at our school I surely got my share I was exposed before my class, Do you thing that was fair? They tho't my goose was cooked. 'Twis quite the other way, But I had better say no more- I'll tell some other day. So if you're young and small, And don't know how to start, just come to me to get advice And I will do my part. -Norman Reidesal '24, Page Eighty

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R.H. S. THE COMET E 1 9 2 3 CALENDAR Monday, Sept. 4-Labor Day most fittingly observed. High School enrollment. Tuesday, Sept. 5-Suits issued to football men. Wednesday, Sept. 6-Big squad reports for training. Thursday, Sept. 7-'tWhere are rny wandering Freshmen ? -Benedict. Friday, Sept. 8-And now we are all set for a year's work. , Monday, Sept. 11-Our first assembly. Mr. Tweedy talks-what was that about the straight and narrow? ?? ? ? ? Tuesday, Sept. 12-Class meetings' and elections of officers. Wednesday, Sept. 13--First day of the fair. Thursday, Sept. 14-More fair. Student council elected. ' Friday, Sept. 15-Most fair. half holiday. Stud-ent council elect officers. Monday, Sept. 18-Senior class meeting. Picnic at the Dam decided upon. Tuesday, Se-pt. 19-Miss Thorpe decides she has a kindergarten instead of a histtory class. Wednesday, Sept. 20-A real assembly this morning. Class presidents put up for in- spection. We find we have some real orators. Thursday, Sept. 21--Schedules made out. Last day of Burley Fair+many students afflicted with 'ffair-itis. ' Friday, Sept. 22,-Those who had the disease have recovered-almost. Sunday, Sept. 24-Senior picnic at the Dam. Monday, Sept. 25-Football ticket campaign begins. Tuesday, Sept. 26--And still more tickets are sold. Wednesday, Sept. 27-Assembly. Football urged. Pep meeting followed with pep' galore. Thursday, Sept. 28--A rousing pep meeting, rally, and snake dance downtown for the big game with Buhl tomorrow. Friday, Sept. 29-The big day, they came, they saw, we conquered. 27--0. Monday, Oct. 9--School opens after a whole week's vacation for teacher's institute. Spud picking was a favorite pastime. Tuesday, Oct. 10- He whO sits on a pin shall rise againf' declares Benedict. Wednesday, Oct. 11-Assembly. Columbus Day observed. Thursday, Oct. 12-Another big rally and shirt-tail parade. Friday. Oct. 13--Burley defeated, all students shakehands with our heroes and Bur- ley's too. Reception for the Fr-eshmen and teachers. Monday, Oct. 16-Hallto be free from all roamers. Tuesday, Oct. 17-All calm and serene. I Wednesday, Oct. 184-Mr. Tweedy reads the names of all those appearing on the honor list, among them the class officerfsj, football squad and student council CFD. The Near Honor List also read. Thursday, Oct. 19-Pep meeting in the evening for the game with Twin. Friday, Oct. ZIP-Short assembly, speeches by the faculty and football men. Many stu- dents take ini the game at Twin. Rupert stars meet defeat on Twin Falls gridliiron. Monday, Oct. 23-We know how to distinguish the football men from the rqest of the students-Clook for ear marksj. Tuesday, Oct. 24-Everyone excited-great hopes of a vacation. Wednesday, Oct. 25-Everyone disappointed-Senator Borah did not speak to us and no vacation-. Page Eighty-Two