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

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STANDING: Darwin Creek, Reta Wick, Lois Ealy, Mrs. John Connors, Supervisor, Pat Lockwood, Lois Robinett, Darrell Creek. SITTING: Wyoma Dietz, Shirley Chambers, Mary Carney, Donna Carr, Imogene Davis. ABSENT: Kay Graves. CHORUS Under the leadership of Mrs. Iohn Connors, the high school chorus, con- sisting of twelve active members, worked hard in preparation for various public performances during l944 and l945. In addition to their singing in study hall and P.'l'.A., the group put on a concert which showed the talent and effort of the students. Their final appearances were at graduation and baccalaureate services where they furnished the music. A social Christmas party was held December 22, at which time gifts were exchanged and refreshments were served in the music room. Lois Ealy President Shirley Chambers Vice-President Pat Lockwcod Secretary-Treasurer -24-

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BACK ROW: Nickerson, Brager, Jepson, Nall, Setterburg, Puder, Peoples, Hooley, Hill, Campbell. MIDDLE ROW: Mis Diile, Sponsor: Ackerman, Harvey, Davis, Chambers, Stephens, Esp, Killham, Griffin, Connors, Carr, Carney, Mrs. McWhinnie, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Dietz, Kennison, Eaiy, McCain, Maison, Wick, Robinett, Graves, Stephens, Schuster. ABSENT MEMBERS: Jernian, Jones, Jandreau. TNT The TNT started off their year by the election of club officers and sponsors. Their choice for president was Betty Ierrnanp vice-president, Lois Ealy: secre- tary, Cordia Iandreau: traesurer, Meda Malson: and sponsors, Miss Dille and Mrs. McWhinnie. The activities of the year were a snake dance, a dance to raise money for the annual football banquet, skits before games, the sale of Oiler emblems, the football banquet and a football dance. In addition they gave a Women Pay All dance. The three snappy Cheer leaders who were chosen from this group were Betty lerman, Charlene Schuster, and Gloria Griffin. They were expected to open all basketball games by leading a Pledge of Allegiance in which the audience took part in addition to urging the boys on with rousing Cheers at all athletic events. --234

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BAND The band was not up to the standard of former years for many of the members were inexperienced. Through the classes of grade school students who were taking instrumental instruction under Mrs. lohn Connors, the band increased its membership. No attempt was made to play at the football home games, but they per- icrmed successfully at several of the basketball games. The spring concert, which had long been practiced for, was presented in the Peake Gym in May. Several of the band members, including Sherburne Blake, Allen Barkley, Selmer Moeller, and Virginia Connors, will attend the state music festival at Laramie this summer. The social activities for the year included a picnic and a party in the canteen for the junior members. STANDING: Norman Roberts, Dick Hale, Reta Wick, Allen Barkley, Selmer Moe- ller, Bill Nickerson, Mary Lou Goin, John Bliss, Le Roy Warford, Orin Young. SITTING: Gene Lamb, Gaile Kearney, Edward Kinion, Doris Million, Nancy Chabo, Imogene Creek, Connie Kinion, Mary Ostler, Zola Lamb, Tommy Falk, ABSENT: Sherburne Blake, Robert Nagel, Fay Chaffln, Charles Lewis, Margaret Immel. -25-