Midwest High School - Black Gold Yearbook (Midwest, WY)

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BACK ROW: Daren Terpening, Joe May, Bob Ostler, Jimmy Clabaugh, James Schofield. John Bliss, Robert Scott, Charles Lewis. Mr. Blakcsly. Allen Griffin, David Adams, Gaylord Brow, Bill Pike, John Yale, Bill Nickerson, Dick Cochran. THIRD ROW: Miss Simpson, Doris Million. Jeannine Work, Carol Ann Morris, Dona Stephens, Faye Chaffin, Virginia McLean, Joanna Fauver, Jacqueline Smith, Shirley Van Norman, Barbara Scovel. Avis Malson, Opal Vots, Joan Fleming, Marjorie Frcesc, Patricia Stanley, Miss Horsch. SECOND ROW: Janice Maher, Mary Frances Wheeler, Sally Branstetter, Marvine Shidler, Ardythe Bieg, Marjorie Trehearne, Betty Coddington, Marcia Fleming, Janiel Sherard, Betty Parker, Alice Daley, Zola Lamb, Bonita Bourret, Bonnie Lee Pearson, Darlene Pierson, Marjory Hammock, Pauline Tanner, FRONT ROW: Marvin Tyler, Raymond Rorabeck, Duane Overstrcet, Jack MacRae, Allen Carr, Donald Shoop, Robert Browning, Richard Ostlcr, William Banish. Otto Franks, Ronald Kcchter, George Howe, Bill Ferguson. ABSENT MEMBERS: Helen Browning. Ruth Miller. -ILUNPOR t HCI I The Iunior High classes included members ot the seventh and eighth grades. With Mr. Claude Blalcesly in charge ot science and mathematics, Miss Lois Horsch teaching social studies and art, and Miss Nell Simpson instructing English classes. During these classes such projects as making geometric de- signs, learning parliamentary procedure, and making scientitic drawing were ot special interest. Miss Simpsons pupils established a reccrd by the lOU 2f purchase of Vtfar Bonds and Stamps.

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lwllr. and Miss Midwest This title is bestowed by the student body on the two seniors who have distinguished themselves by leadership, scholarship, friendliness, and willing- ness in service to the school. lake Wiloth, by scholastic achievement, genial disposition, and amiable cooperation ,was the overwhelming choice for Mr. Midwest. His outstanding record during twelve years of school life in Midwest includes a place on the honor roll throughout his high school career. In extra-curricular activities, he was a particular favorite. His senior year he served as president of his class, Imperator of the Latin Club, and treasurer of the M Club. As class president his freshman year, he automatically became a member of the student council. His junior year he was his class secretary. In addition to these activities, he he satisfactorily filled the duties of a student janitor. Miss Midwest, as represented by Betty Ierman, was noted for her helpful- ness, Willingness, originality, and friendliness. Although she has taken a major part in the school activities, she also qualified for the honor roll in academic courses. For four years she has enthusiastically taken part in the class plays, TNT activities, Latin Club, and Spanish Club. She was elected vice-president during her junior and senior years. As TNT president, school cheer leader, and business manager of Black Gold, she completed her senior activities in Midwest High. ..15..

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Jl,lNlQR HMDH BASKETBALL The honor roll held the names ot only those who had a one average through most ot the school term. Three from the eighth grade-Virginia Mc Lean, Ioanna Fauver, and Raymond Rorabeck-earned this honor. In the seventh grade Doris Million, Marcia Fleming, Ianiel Sherard, and Marvene Shidler deserved this distinction. A Iunior High Pep Club was organized for all the girls in the two classes. Under the supervision oi Miss Horsch, they held meetings every Wednesday to practice school yells and plan the skits which were given at pep assemblies. Members also furnished entertainment between halves of the basketball game with Buffalo. The president of the club was Alice Daley. Virginia McLean, Ioan Fleming, and Bonnie Lee Pearson were the cheerleaders for the Green and White. The Iunior High Pirates traveled to Buitalo for the tournament held Februa- ry 23 and 24. Eight teams attended, all being placed in one class. The Pirates captured third place, winning over Gillette and dropping a game to Sheridan. In an exciting over-time game with Buiialo, they retained their Pirate Doll. A crowd of Pirate boosters was there to urge them to play their best. Home games during the season included a victory over Buitalo and a loss to Casper. The Iunior High Athletes are looking forward to the Junior Olympics now with a determination to win that should be hard to beat. BACK ROW: Joe May, Dick Ostler, Bobby Browning, William Banish, Mr. Blakes- ly, Coach. FRONT ROW: James Schofield, Allen Griffin, David Adams, Gaylord Brow, John Yale. -17-