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

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FCIREWCIRID Throughout the preparation of this annual, we, the seniors of 1945, have attempted to create an exact an entertaining picture of the important events which occurred during the school year of 1944-45. We sincerely hope that this publication will aid in the recollection of many happy days spent in Midwest High. We wish to extend our whole-hearted appreciation to all who helped in the realization of this yearbook. CALENIDAIR SEPTEMBER- 4-Last year of school for Class of '45 begins. 15-Football season began with a successful game with Wheatland. 21-At long last revenge-Frosh initiationll 22--The football team downed Upton. 23-Seniors honor the green children at a party. 29-Newcastle invades Midwest with its football team. OCTOBER- 6-Buffalo's team was also defeated. 20-School's first period is already gone. 21-The Iuniors gave a grand Halloween Dance. 27-Sheridan plowed through our team, leaving us all broken up. 30-Latin Club met for the first time in two years. NOVEMBER- 2--And Douglas was the victor over our team. ll-Annual game with Gillette was another loss. 23-24-Thanksgiving and turkey-Mmmmmm DECEMBER- l-The TNT's honor the football team at their banquet. 13-Ohio State tests for all seniors. 15-16-Rawlins won our first basketball game of the season, but we in tum defeated them. 22-Christmas vacation-Santa and all the fun. 28--Off to Glenrock to win a game. -4.

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CCED STAR RCEE Robert Cooke Duke Hamilton Roy Musfelt Lester Gallus Robert Lane Carl Osbourn SERVIICE RCEE H. Morse R. Prior L. Shaiiner C. Taylor I. Moses B. Puder I. Sharp I. Taylor T. Moses E. Randall E. Shepperson I. Taylor G. Mowrey L. Randall L. Sherman E. Thompson E. Mullins I. Rea W. Shipp F. Thompson B. Nelson I. Rea W. Shipp R. Thompson D. Newens B. Rhyne H. Shippen W. Tillman R. Newens N. Richards E. Shyne C. Tilton L. Norwood I. Rigby F. Simmons L. Tobin W. Nottingham R. Roberts I. Sinadin A. Tomberlin F. Oberlander B. Robinett E. Sipe D. Tomberlin W. Oliver V. Robinett R. Slaughter D. Towler K. 'Overstreet A. Rockney G. Smith L. Trehearne B. Paden C. Rockney M. Smith B. Tribble R. Parsons T. Ross L. Starr O. Tribble L. Perkins M. Roukema L. Steinhauer H. Wilson D. Perry I. Sackett D. Stevens L. Wilson V. Perry C. Sanders L. Stratsma M. Wilson L. Pierce A. Schierenberq G. Talmadqe R. Wilson E. Pitsenberq O. Shultz D. Tanner B. Wintermute E. Pline I. Scott B. Tate ' E. Wintermute F. Potter L. Shaw A. Taylor EACUETIY SERVICE RCEE Iames Bond, Sr. Gordon Gilbertson F. R. McKenna Oral Davis Iim Hanthorne Campbell McWhinnie Charles Fisher Marcella McCue K. C. Rugq -3.-

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QALEN DAR IANUARY- 5-Buffalo was prey of the Oilers 6-Sheridan, too, fell with the same score as Buffalo. ll-Sundance was defeated as everyone cheered from the side. 12-Upton received a similar reception. 18-19-The boys sail oft to Laramie to play ball while the girls stay at home and take semester exams. 20-Rawlins came out in the lead on their floor. 26-lake left to take his physical while the team was off to Gillette. 27-On to Upton on the trip. 30-Casper Won a hard fought battle, but closell FEBRUARY- 3-Once more Buffalo is downed. 6-Everyone comes to Midwest, first Glenrock--no go. 6-Juniors' class rings arrive-only for the seniors to take them. 9-Then Laramie was conquered. 10-Gillette couldn't make the grade either. 13-Casper did much better at home. 17-Wheatland proved better at home, too. 23-That memorable journey to Sheridan. MARCH- 1-3-We place fourth in the District Tourney. 14-16-From the State we brought home a trophy for sportsmanship. 23-The sophomores present two one-act plays. 24-The Canteen's apron and overall dance. 29-30-Easter vacation. APRIL- 7-The month of parties, first the freshmen honor the seniors. 20-All at once-the M Club dance. 20-And we looked forward to this all year-Skip Day. 25-Seniors presented Brother Goose, a three act play, MAY- 5-We stepped into Holland cut the Iunior Prom. 23-Down the aisle for diplomas-the end. We loved it! -5-