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

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. .T.s 7 Hack Row-left to right: Bonnie Lee Pearson. Opal Vots, Joan Fleming, Pauline Tanner, Joan McCain, Marjorie Trehearn. Marcia Fleming. Zola Lamb, Jeanie Stephens. Ardythe liiexr. Middle Row: Janice Maher. Marjorv Hammock. Bettl Nall. Doris Million. Sally lirnnstetter, Pat George. Wanda Lemons, Janiel Sherard, Reta Wick, Barbara Scovel, Marv Wheeler. Faye Vhaffin, Joanna Fauver. Front Roy: Joyce Hooley, Alice Daley, Dona Stephens, Donna Carr. Virginia Mel.:-an. Jeannine SVork. Carol Morris. Mardelle Harvey. Cheerleaders: Kav firavcs, liettv Parker. Ginger Connors, T. N. T. CLUB The T.N.T. Club made a rousing start this year by sending the boys out to win every football game except one. The girls elected their officers the first meeting with Mardelle Harvey as presidentg Joyce Hooley, vice presidentg Donna Carr, treasurer, and Carol Morris, scretary. Miss Dille and Miss Yearous were able sponsors. Skits and pep talks were prepared before every game to lift the school morale generally, and the team's spirit specifically. The annual Football Banquet, at which the T.N.T. members entertained the football squad, was a great success. The cafeteria was the site of this merry-making. The girls decorated the windows, lights, and tables with the school colors, red and white. A clever centerpiece, consisting of a tiny football field with its goal posts wrapped in red and white crepe paper and with tiny gum drop figures simulating play- ers, held the center of attention. After a delicious dinner, thanks to Mrs. Coggeshall and Mrs. Jerman, Mr. Davis gave a brief speech and Coach Bays presented the sea- son's awards to the boys on the team. Out of the T.N.T. ranks were elected the school leaders, Ginger Connors, Kay Graves, and Betty Parker. These spirited girls led a fine cheering section during the football and basketball seasons.