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. . . City Within a, City J I R - 2 4 5 ' .2 If . mv' 4 qw E ff. H 1 e Mrs. Barbara Phillips gives individual aid to students in typing. Early aerial view of Midwest City shows present site of MCHS Leading into the prospect of realizing our responsibility as citizens, the experiences of our high school years serve as stepping stones to a lite of fulfillment in the community. The school provides the student many experiences similar to those he may encounter in the adult world of city life. Vital is the parallel between job responsibility as an adult and the stu- dent's responsibility toward academic progress and social adiustment. We open the door to our school with the key ot opportun- ity and develop a sense of pride in ourselves and our 'city within a city.' MCHS possesses the three characteristics of a good city: pride, responsibility, and a democratic government. In the 1968 Bomber, a heritage is presented an en- compassing world within the halls ot MCHS and lite beyond the boundaries ot our school-ci place that every Midwest Ci- tyan will be proud to call his 'city within a city.'
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Pep Club girls vigorously urge The Bombers on to victory over Pirofes. J John HolinsworTh sells long iohns To Rondy Alex- Butcher the Eagles is shown by the Key Club. under in the DE room. Moyor Marion C. Reed boosts anniver- sciry week in Midwest City.
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Mrs. Ruth Killough, Deloris Battershell, Linda Skipper, Marinetta Roseberry, Nancy Williams and student nurses give wounded Plainsman a tour. Pride Brings About Years of Progress Progressing from an idea to reality and surviving 25 years of change and expansion, our model city has witnessed the growth of Midwest City High School from its origin at the site of Jarman Junior High to the present home of the Bombers. Both share the vitality of youth. From a wheatfield to the origi- nal square mile of small homes and streets has grown a city with 65,000 inhabitants and 25 square miles of modern homes, businesses, schools, churches, and industry. From an original student body of l5O, MCHS has swelled to nearly 1900 students in a building containing almost IOO rooms. MCHS students gain understanding through attending our city's churches. fi 3. .tl ,L -tr tw, ,gi W S f,.t , gpjfs wrap! ., 5' wiogil-if Cfli Robert Helton prepares for Midwest City's Silver Anniversary Week by polish ing our 'sign' of progress located in the Downtown Shopping Center.
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