Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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V' SENIORS JACK THOMPSON - JaCk R-Club 3,4: Football 3,4. VELMA TRACY - Velma Pirateens. FFA 1.2,4. l TAHNA WARDLE HT07l6l U U - J PEP Club 2,3,4g FHA 2,3,4g GAA 2,47 Chorus 4: JV Yell Queen 2: Pirateens. ' H LORRAINE WEIMER - L0'7'T0,?7l6 GAA 1,2,4: FHA 1,2,3,4, Parliarnentarian 4: Pirateen Council 2? PEP 3,4, Sec-Treas. 4: Student Council 3: Class Vice-President 3: Sec.-Treas. 4. PUANE ZAMPEDRI-KPGZZTII, FFA 1,2,4. WALLACE VINANTI - Wally WILLIAM WALL - Bill R-Club 3.4: Track 2.3.4: Baskeiball 3,4: Football 3.4. NOT PICTURED DONALD FAIRCHILD - Don FFA 1,2,4. EVAN TURLEY - Turkey Track 3,4. MAVIS VIBBERT - Mavis Acequia-FHA 1,29 GAA 3,4: Transferred to Rupert 4: Pirateens JAY WHITING - Little Joe FFA 1,2,4: Comet Staff 1,2: Chorus 3,4: R-Club 2,3,4: Track 2 Class Yell King 2.

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SENIORS MARYANNE SCHAB - Maryanne PEP 2,3: Pirateens GARY SCHOEIELD - Gary 4wTSEiz?A ' A is ' . , orus 1 4: G : Comet Staff 4: Pirateens. DEAN SMITH -- Smitty FFA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4, District Reporter 4, R-Club 4: Football 4. l , ' STEVEN SMITH - Steve I V Transferred from Idaho Falls 3: R-Club 4: Track 3,45 Football 4. ., 'f::'-if fv 4 ' 1 . ' - Ly, ,. l i ' -'-f f f I zz n VELVA SMITH ' Velm I ' W Transferred from Bakersfield, California 4: Pirateens. Q RONALD STOREY - Roni FFA 1,2,4. JOYCE SUNDBY - Joyce Transferred from Cut Bank, Mol tana 4: Radio Guild 4: Pirateen OWEN SWAN - Owen FFA 1: Thespians 4.

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I Ottis Anderson will m hill-bill ' 'ug I, Don Fairchild, will leave, maybe. CLASS WILL The year is 2052. Two men trudge across what seems to be an endless waste. All is quiet except for their labored breathing. One turns to his companion and says, Beneath these sands lies the key to unveil the mysteries of 1952. They then start digging. After hours of toil they run into a brick wall. Success at last! cries one. They keep digging. Soon a door is discovered. Opening the door, they enter into a long hall. Finding stairs, they climb up two flights and enter another hall. Seeing an open door, they enter into a room filled with desks. One of the men bends over a badly .carved-up desk, reaches in and finds-a Wad of gum. Beyond that, his fingers come in contact with a roll of paper. Withdrawing his hand and opening the scroll of paper, he reads the following: We, the Seniors of 52, in or'der to form a more perfect institution, establish peace, insure harmony, provide the necessary room for next year's Freshmen, and secure the bless- ings of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness to ourselves hereafter, do leave. We, having for four year's wandered through the wilderness of six periods a day, do hereby bequeath the following to our successors: , , y Y' J to George Knoblauch. I, JoAnn Archer, leave shorthand to the chickens. I, Joyce Aston, will my dirty P.E. towel to Bobbie McRoberts. I, Royce Bailey, leave, thankful to be alive. I, Gloria Banks, will my figure to Delores Hauck. I, Ella Mae Beeson, leave my love of Spanish to LeNell Hough. I, Helen Barton, will my typing record to next year's typists. I, Joan Briggs, leave my job at King's to Sandy Slavin. I, LaRene Broadhead, leave everything but Ottis. I, Ray Chapman, will my glasses to anyone who is slightly blind. I, Richard Cole, will my temper to Sharon Rasmussen. I, Charles Dalry, will my mustache from Harmony Hall to Karen Broadhead. I, Roy Day, leave the care of the RHS Stu- dent Body to fate. I, Elmore Dean, will leave a new door for the Driver's Ed. building. I, Dee DePalmo, leave the Comet in much better shape than it left me. I, Charles Doane, leave my mighty stature to Zane Buckley. I, Betty Lou Dowd, will my intelligence to the Frosh. I, Ilene Engkraf, will my height to the pig- mies. I, Shirley Ennis, will my twirling ability to Ed Struchen. I, Norman Ferrin, leave my dainty figure to Lois Reece. I, Denise Ferry, will my seat on the Acequia bus to whoever wants it. I, Marion Fisk, will my freckles to Marva Storey. I I, Beth Fredrickson, leave my good fortune to all the girls. I, Delores French, will my man-hater at- titude to Colleen Whiting. ' I, Ilene Garner, leave the strange facts of Chemistry to Mr. Bromenschenkel. I, Jim Goodman, will my love of study to Gerald Bierwag. I, Ed Guckenburg, will my worn out look to next year's Seniors. I, Darlene Hale, will my black hair to Donnetta Engkraf, I, Bob Halverson, will my All-American position to Catherine Brockie. I, Ann Hansen, leave my quiet ways to Dale Burks. I, Dolly Hardy, will my wad of gum in chem- istry, 2nd row-4th seat, to the first one who finds it. I, Doris Hawk, will by bottle of aspirins to Lois Crandall. I, Jim Head, will my love of school to Gary Crawforth. I, James Henscheid, will my shy ways to Frankie Freiburgerl I, Arnold Hewitt, will my knowledge of figures f'?J to Larry Barksdale. I, Ella Heib, will my red hair to Larry Nor- by.