Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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R. H. S. t THE COMET 1 9 2 3 The Men Behind the Book We, the editors of the 1923 Comet , wish to express our thanks for the hearty support given our book by the following business and profess onal men and ask you to support them as heartily as they have supported your High School ri. making possible this annual. Manhattan Cafe Boyle Commission Co. Roper's The Stag Jones-Read Motor Co. Quillian's Pharmacy W. H. Disney Rupert Electric Co. Chocolate Shop E. E. Fisher Snyder and Begus Palace Cafe I. W. Creasey Rupert National Bank J. L. McCurry , Caledonian Hotel Rupert Abstract Co. O and G Farm Supply - Rupert Battery and Vul. Co. Star Transfer Oklahoma Cleaners W. B. Hardy Golden Rule Stores G. A. Scholer The News J. C. Penny Co. Skaggs Daly's Grocery Wilsoii Theatre Doyle and Bender I agt Ninety- Two J. R. Roe Central Market Boise-Payette Lumber Co Morris Service Station R. B. Turner R. A. Whitley' S. J. Hawkins Pioneer-Record, C. C. Mackrill and Son Allen Transfer V. G. Greir A. F. Beymer VV. J. .Huggins H. B. Redford Fayre Kenagy H. A. Baker E. H. Elmore E. R. Dampier W. H. Wright and Sons M. Maynard Quality Meat Market Highway Garage Elliott Automobile Co. C. D. Guyer Dr. Leland Frazier Dr. C. P. Groom Kings Variety Store N. K. Jensen Co. Minidoka Title and Abstract Co

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R.H.S. THE COMET Alice Hausen CTeacherJ .......... Mildred Buse ............................. Russell Plank CStudentj .....,.... Clara Rickert QTeacherj .......... Lucy Smith CStudentJ ..................... Nellie Nicholson QStudentj ...,........ Clare Mackrill .,..,.................................,. Alice Anderson ,..,.............................. Pearl Ford ....................................,... Dorothy Guyer CStudentj ......... Henry Brazeal ............................................. Mildred Gregory fStudentj .......,. Hazel Markle .......................,................ Alpha Rutledge ............................ Lila Oliver QTeacherj .,,,,,..... C Loren Betty fStudentj .......... Frank Anderson ............................ Bernice Anderson ...........,...................... ...........,................ Lillian Clark CTeacherj ...............,..... . Madeline Hanafin f'I'eacherj ........ N onie McKevitt C S-tudentl ......... Jack Ford ............................,.,.................... Frank Hunter .................................. Adah Wilson fStudentj .............. Marjorie Ayers CStudentJ .......... ........ -1923 Kimama, . Idaho California Portland., Oregon Rose Hill, Idaho Albion, Idaho Albion, Idaho Rupert, Idaho Clearfield, Utah Rupert, Idaho Pocatello, Idaho Rupert, Idaho Portland, Oregon Rupert, Rupert Idahome, Moscow, North Fork, Pocatello Portland, Rupert, Rupert, Idaho Idaho Idaho Idaho Idaho Idaho Idaho Idaho Idaho Texas ...............................................................g Los Amgeles, California Los Angeles, California Helen Powell CStudentj ............... ..................... P ocatello, Gerhard Reidesal QTeacherj ......... ...................... A delaide, Merrill McKendrick fStudentD ........... Moscow, Lelah Nelson CStud,entj ..................... I ............ Albion, Mable Hansen fTeacherj ........,. ................. T icura, Edward Johnson ..,.,....................... ........... I ackson, David McDonough ................. ............ R upert, Idaho Idaho Idaho Idaho Idaho Idaho Idaho Page Ninety-One

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n.n.s. 'ran count 1923 'JOKES Mr. Halliday fin chem. classb: What is an atom? Harold H. Cvery slowly! : An atom is the smallest part of an elephant. ' E E E flu chemistry class, students tasting sodium sulphatel. Mr. Halliday: What does it taste like. Frank? Frank W.: It tastes like the d-l. Mr. Halliday: Since when did you turn' cannibal P time Mr. d'Easum: Who was it in Hamlet that said there is something rotten in the state of Denmark? Bright pupil: The garbage collector. E S E Mr. Cl',EHS'lTtH1Z Isn't it a disgrace the way my students hash Bacon ? Mrs. Thompson: That's nothing, my pupilsalways roast Lamb. B R E Johnnie had a put-put He filled it 'up with gas. They say that johnnie's widow Is quite a charming lass. S R E He Cover the phonel : Would you like to go to the bask-etball game tomorrow night ? She Cexcitedlylz I'd love to. He: Well, I am selling tickets. R R E Miss Thorpe: What constitutes the Bill of Rights P John K.:, The Ten Commandments. E S' E How do you make beef soup? Boil tl.e meat in cold water. R R E He: I think bookkeeping is a very healthful position. She: Why? He: One ets such a lot of exercise, running up and down the columns. S hh! John, John! get up at once! I left the electric toaster running. That's alright dear, it can't get out, the door's locked. R R E I FROM A HISTORY PAPER. It is said that in Russia thcrc is not a horse, a cow, a dog, or an-ythling which is not suffering for-something to eat and for clothing to wear. fDo they dress in R'ussia?D B H R ' Mr. Halliday fbeginn-ing of first periodjz Let's have just 'two persons in one seat, please. CFrank Watson slides over and sits: with Edna Lundbergzj lillh Glorious rooter at a football game: That fellow playing guard will be our best man next year. Faye: Oh, Henry! this is so sudden. Page Ninety- Three