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

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Class Will Little Johnny Jones dashed frantically to the locker room of M.H.S. He MUST find his English paper before the next class! Flinging open the door of his neat and orderly locker fare we kidding?J he started rummaging. Books flew right and left. Then a battered paper fell at his feet. Johnny pounced on it eagerly-no, it wasn't his English paper. He started to throw it aside, but his curiosity got the best of him. He blew off the dust, shook open the paper and slowly began reading the inscription, The Last Will and Testament of the Class of '47. Ignoring the bell he continued: We, the Class of 1947, under the influence of spring fever, do hereby bequeath to our worthy successors the memories of many happy hours spent in Midwest High, plus a few of our own invaluable possessions. Ginger Connors is leaving her beau-ti-ful dimples to Reta Wick. We hope they will be as useful to Reta as they were to Ginger. 'Tee-hee', said Joyce Hooley when we asked her if we could give away her giggle. After a little consideration she decided she would rather just lend it. So, Donna Carr, we are letting you use THAT giggle until Joyce comes back for it. To Ardythe Bieg, Pat George is giving her enticing way with men. Need we say more? That lucky Charles Lewis is getting Norman Carter's supply of bobby pins. For details on how to use them, see Norman. Melvin Warford has decided to leave Vic Nottingham his quiet manner. A hush-hush proposition, we believe. After much persuasion, Everett Chaffin finally contributed his Bay-Window . We are giving it to Jimmy Clabaugh. We know we shouldn't, but we couldn't resist the idea of slender little Jimmy with a stomach like that. Bettie 'Moo' Nall bequeaths her cows and her wonderful C21 '39 Chevrolet to Raymond Rorabeck. Betty guarantees many interesting and unusual experiences with these possessions. Harold 0'Connor will soon be the proud possessor of the height for which he has been wishing. Verne Hansen is leaving his long, long legs to Hairly . It was hard to decide which of Clifford Hendryx's many gifts he should donate. Our final decision was to leave Cliff's wa-d of gum to Miss Repp as she has been trying to get it all year. After Dorsey Chabo wears his essay medal on his graduation gown, he will let Dave Adams use it on very special occasions. However, Dave, you must promise to shine it carefully once a week. Larry Terpening is leaving his 1934 Chevrolet to Gaylord Brow. Keeping this car on the road requires the use of both han-ds, Gaylord. A prize possession, that of Jack Hahn's horse, Gilda, is going to Ivan Million. P. S. Ivan MIGHT be getting a bargain-two in one. To Jeannine Work, we are giving Harry Clabaugh's ability to pester anyone and everyone. This, plus, Jeannine's own talent will probably cause Mr. Gilbertson and Miss D-ille to take up residence in Evanston. A collection of excuses for morning tardiness is Jeanie Stephens' gift to Barney Hoy. George S1aughterbeck's corny joke book is going to Mr. Davis and Coach Bays. We hope they won't both pull the same joke the same day. Richard Moore is leaving his Mt. View blonde to Allan Carr, if she still be- longs to Richard at the end of the year. Joan McCain bequeaths her mania for the wooden ducks to Shirley Van Norman. They enchant you, too, don't they Shirley? Not being able to consult Gloria, we are willing her nickname, Dinky , to her little brother, Allen. And last, but not least, Mardelle Harvey's bottle of peroxide is left behind for those young ladies who prefer to be dirty old blondes . funquotej . We wish to leave to the faculty our appreciation for their patience and under- standing during the past four years. Signed and sealed this sixteenth day of April, nineteen hundred and forty-seven. CLASS OF '47 Midwest Highschool

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