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

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Girls' Basketball liavk Ituw-left to riirht: Jeanie Stephens. lionnie Iiev l'ulrsun, I'auline Tanner, Wanda Lemons, Kay Graves, Rela Wick. Juan lfleminu, Marv Wheeler. Faye Challin, Iietty Nall, Virmxinia Mn-Lean. Shirley Van Norman. Middle Row: Nlzlreia Fleminir, .lzlniel Sherard, lietty l':1rks-r, Ilona Stephens. Opal Vnts, Carol Morris, Jeannine Work, Alice Dznlev. Front Row: Avis Malsun, li2ll'll1ll'Rl Seovel, I'at lienrgre. BASKETBALL GIRLS A group of enthusiastic girls gathered in the gym one afternoon to organize an girls' basketball team and elect captains. Under Broxson they elected three teams and three team bara Seovel, Avis Maison, and Pat George. They diligently practiced after school in the reached perfection they scheduled a game. Amid a preliminary game at the Midwest-Kaycee game. the able assistance of Mrs. Claire captains. The captains were, Bar- gym, and when they decided they'd cheers and excitement they played VVith that game they ended their season with hopes of more basketball fun next year. 22

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Physical Education P. E. CLUB The Physical Education Club was formed this year by Miss Fern Bender with Joan McCain as president, Marvene Shidler, vice president, Janiel Sherard, secretary, Pauline Tanner and Ginger Connors, squad leaders. The purpose is to promote interest in physical education activities. The girls themselvse plan these activities in accordance to what they want to do. The members are composed of those taking gym, as the club meets during this period. One of the outstanding projects of this club will be to organize an all-school shuflle board and table tennis tournament during the spring. INTRA-MURAL ACTIVITIES Intra-mural sports and track closed the sport season for 1947. Heading the list of class sports was the basketball tournament which ended with the Senior power- house upset by a determined Junior five. In the semi-finals the sophomores took a hard fought victory from the Freshmen for third place. The ,ping-pong tournament provided more excitement for some of the paddle- crazed students who felt they were more agile than others. Faculty members com- peted with the students. Coach Bays, Oral Davis, John Maher, Vic Nottingham, and Keith Bieg battled their way into the semi-finals, but the list quickly thinned out, leav- ing Coach Bays and Oral Davis to play for the championship. Davis won a close de- cision by topping the Coach three points. A tennis tourney was the final intra-mural sport with contenders battling the weather as Well as opponents for Hnal honors. The winners had their eye on an invi- tation to tilt with Sheridan. The track season brought out a lone letterman, Keith Bieg, from last year but promised some able challengers for the mile, Verne Hanseng for hurdles, Keith Biegg in dashes, Allen Griiiin and Robert Scotty and for the pole vault, Jack Hahn. Others on the squad were: Vic Nottingham, Wallace Petersen, Allan Carr, Jim Schofield, Billy Pike, Bill Daley, Donnie Shoop, John Maher, Barney Hoy, Dave Adams, Harley O'Con- nor, and Johnny Yale. A trip to Sheridan on May 4, was the big inter-school event.