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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1948 volume:

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'1f5f'Qif.S3ff 'F1??,f'I' 'Ir S1-19' 1, X f As memhers of the 1948 Blatlx Cold staff W. all wrsh to awe sou our heartlest thanks and appre cratron for the wrllmg cooperatron and loyal sehool sprrlt you have shown rn helpmg us to malxe thx another memorable issue of Black Cold Our one xush IS that thxs annual wlll be a source of enjoy ment to you and that 1t will remam a store house of memories rn the future for the scar of 1917 THF ANNLAL STAI F X ,lr .lg in 1 'i 9 FDI 1 OKIAL STAFF Edltor rn Chlef Reta W1Ck Assnstant Edxtor Ivan Mlllron Classes Donna Carr Clubs Kay Graves Sports Keith Bneg and Vxc Nottingham Art and Photography john Maher BUSINESS STAFF Buslness Manager B111 Daley Staff Members Tommy ones Robert Nagel Carl Wllgon Bob Wolfe Jaw! Qlvfae 57255 'V f' 7if '! ' 4' ' if V ' ' I : , fad. - 1 , ' . 1 , i V .Q . ,X . ,fag as F ' a A . I 17 , V K1 T wwe -'Y-,,.,-B MIDWEST HIGH SCHOOL Z-f '1 4 5 A PEAKF GYMNASILJM fA5z ,, f,,' Ncxm , - - . . W--ff pig? -K-Ff,,.,-f- , S - Y Vi V V , yn ' ,--- -' A--- YHY YYY' ,-- A.H,,,-,- , , , A . . f J' 36gl'. f I K 4-' ..- - - , f ' M -A -- ' - V 7 ,Z,5 .,r V1e:f V V ,- A'- H-X - 3 K - . jg, f Y 4 Oral O Davis Uniyersity of Wyoming B A .5494 otmfm leak Zffediefc In the adult world which you are entering you will find your attitude is the main factor for success or failure As in high school you gained through mental alertness and inquiry in your classes and with your teachers you will find such alertness and in erest constructive again In classes if your attitude was one of disinterest and indifference to the quality of your work you found your cl ssmates and teachers seemed to reflect that attitude in their cooperation with you All successful workmen first had to learn the arts of their field and whatever that field they benefited through an attitude of open mind cdness eagerness to learn and an interest in the cause and effect for each fact These are the tools which your school has tried to gne you an unpreyudiced attitude towa d each an adaptability for the new world of science with which you must grow discarding ideas as outmoded only after clear thought With this attitude you are well equipped for any field you may choose o situation, a desire to examine and reason through each problem that presents itself, and xl f N W 2 X2 We QEPTEMBER FlI1'il curtain ralsed as the class ol -18 l7CLlI13 its lt t ye1r of learning Glnger s place as cheerleader ls taken ox er by Reta Wflck Flrst T N T meetlng of the year and electlon ol officers and sponsors Class meetrngs and electron of oftlcers to carry the tlasses through the hard strug gle of school The Mlghty Seniors haye a IDICIIIL to plan the torture of lnltlatlon Freshles start new style green stocklng taps Snake dance ends up at the fleld for once Wlueatland furmshes maternal for Orlers drubbme rn the frrst football cmme or the year Curfew begms for Freshles but the Semors 1re mltlated as usual Kay really looked nlce vxrth hpstlck all ox er her face Freshmen take lnterestlng trlp to Hades 1n lxangaroo Court Norwood had us ll worrred for awhrle but the vsmng vsent bad rn the thanr felettrxc of tourse H O1lers keep up the good work ln football Casper B was the xlctlm thls tlme Semors show the wee tots that they can be nxce too and gxye a dance tn honor of them We come one month closet to our goal ol graduatlon OCTOBER The band T N T and most of M H S haxc yarade through Mldxyest vyll l ended wlth a bonf1re and a vyemer roast at the Edgerton rodeo grounds Buffalo Bxson fall under the attack of the Mxghty Eley en The boys show that they can do rt eyen on someone elses held vlhen they took 1 journey to Sundance and beat them WO 0 The tr1p to Newcastle drdnt proye qulte so suteessful as the game ended vuth 1 1 s to 13 tle Not ey en a mud puddle can stop the Ollers as they but lusk 7 to O At last we get rex enge for last years heartbreaker as vue beat Douglas 13 to 12 on thelr own f1eld 31 Curtam drawn on scene two ot the play School Days NOVEMBER 3 The 4 MISSISSIPPIHHS entertaln us ID a yery arnustng and Interesting prog am el mus1c 6-A steady barrage of snow balls 15 kept up as we are slowly powered mth a nlte blanket of snow 10 The glrls srt back and relax as the boys put on an assembly tor them 11 A dream comes true as Ollers come through wlth an undefeated season ln football Gxllette Camels vyere the latest sxctlms Zi . 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H 7 1 Jester s initiate some of the students as pledges The blanket of snow keeps getting deeper and deeper Football boys honored at a turkey feed given by some of the local fans Coach Ivan and Dave tell how good we were in football in a broadcast over KDFN 25-Some of the Jester pledges put on the play Too Much Matrimony 26-School dismissed for two days so we could sit back and enjoy our turkey 30 Senior barn dance and hay ride prove to be a huge success DECEMBER We return to school after finishing up the remainder of the turkey Junior High puts on a thrilling operetta entitled The Gallopmg Ghost Basketball season opens with a victory over Lusk Everyone is full but happy after the annual football banquet Radio broadcasts of a mysterious origin are heard in study hall Thermopolis bows under the strain of basketball and the Midwest Oilers were held in almost every class were fun Vic makes a swell Santa fThe little kids seem to thmk so anyway j The play Too Much Mistletoe is put on for the high school after which the gifts were passed out to the kids Allan wins bubble gum contest although Duane and Marvene furnished some pretty sticky competition Douglass A and B squads bow to the Oilers and Pumpers but Shoshoni proves too much for us in a triple header Shoshonx does it again as they bcat us in a game on their own floor The annual winter formal given by the ob s Daughters proves to be quite success u TANUARY Gillette can t stand up under the strain as they allow our boys to beat them on their home court School begms again after everyone gets his fill of candy and goodies Del Harter explorer gives interesting talk on his travels and experiences A great loss of pep results as everybody takes semester tests 9 B ams contmue to bulge with information as the tests are finally finished 12-W , . . . I l3- ' . l5- ' ' . 17- , , . . 5- ' ' . lO- ' . 11- . . . . . - I 12- t . . . . ' 19-Even though everybody was beginning to feel a little stuffed the parties which mi - ' - 1 I . I xl . I - n 29iT . - n A . v ' I 30- . . J , . 5- f l. 3- . , . . F 1. I s . n . 7- , , . . . . . I 8- . 10 Newcastle also goes under as the Orlers rack up another ylctory 17 Casper beats us rn a thrrllmg game 20-Local fans almost d1e of heart fa1lure as Wheatland trxes hard to beat the Orlers They dldnt quxte do xt though Wheatland agaln puts up a terrrflc battle but as before 1t proves futxle Sherldan Broncs beat the boys although they put up a terrlflc struggle Senxors dellght Ohio Statc fest IS taken Buffalo can t take lt erther so they lose to the Mrghty Frye FEBRUARY The Bearcats of Douglas are skmned by the Orlers 1n a fa1rly dull game Grllette also falls The T N T s put on a pretty flashllght dr1ll Glrls no longer haye to wear black skxrts and wh1te blouses as the unlforms are xoted out Shendan 1snt the only team that can w1n ID basketball 10 The students are at thexr yery best as thc eyaluators from North Central A socxat1on ey aluate the school Everybody looks therr best as group pxctures are taken for the BEST ANNUAL yet Sundance 15 beaten by the Oxlers on the1r home floor The Ollers defy the pm. and beat Newcastle eyen though It was Fnday the thirteenth Pledges become full fledged T N T members as they are 1n1t1ated at the annual slumber party Rene Bollnger IS chosen as mascot of the T N T s as they try somethlng new Kexth shay es off hrs mustache to haye hrs pxcture taken M H S students honored on the Salute to Youth program over KVOC Rene prow es successful as cheerleader as Buffalo IS beaten agam The unxor class presents Inner W1lll6 a comedy nn three acts The play proves to be a huge success Casper agam defeats us although we put up a good fnght Dxd you see that basket Vlc made from the mrddle of the floor? 28 Sundance loses to Oxlers for the second t1me thls year MARCH 3 Senior s sponsor the moue Somethmg rn the Wmd 4 6 Mxdwest takes second place xn the dlstrrct tourney at Glllette 7 Sen1or announcement s arr1ve 8 Busch Marxonettes put on a yery mterestmg performance 10 Sen1or s m a hurry to meet then dead l1ne on the annual 211 . l . . 5 , . l 24- ' 1. 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A ,.-,,, ,,. 5 Y . . . g Q john Bays ,N - Q l 1 1 Montana State Umversxty B A Physzcal Educatnon B1Ol0gy B-7' Llllxan Bamsh N Dakota State B S Busmes Home Fconomxcs College .pf Robert Bush Unnersxty of Wyomnng B S Manual Traxmng Fern Bender Umverslty of Wyo Physxcal Ed Spamsh QU-I 4,4 wh. K f . tr VV 1 -4 a J S .A . . S . , . . I '2' . , . . ' s ' ' .. ' gy ' B. ' . 1 Q1 - SUPERINTENDENT BUILDINGS Each mornmg we see Mr Cashel on his round of ID spectron He peers under the radiators wxpes his fmger oyer a desk and wo to the student yanltors who are tall ed on the carpet' Thanks to Mr Ctshel our rooms are kept warm and comfortable neat and elean He rs mdeed an nmportant part of our school staff' -A ...X CAFETERIA Yummm Orange Cake lee eream Goody goody Such ire the sounds heard as the hungry horde walks quretly CPlease note M Dausj through the lme to choose from the long array of good thrngs prepared by Mrs erman and Mrs Cog geshall The Casper Super ylsors haxe been heard to re mark that they look forvxaru vsxth pleasure to Ldllllg at the Midwest Cateterxa So do vue exeryf day' l l l l I lf ue- Brll Cashel Mrs Coggeshall Mrs erman -1' JANITORS Bnll Ban1sh john Bllss Allen Carr Faye Chaffm Allen GflfflH Donald Hahn Ronme Kechter Ixan Mrllron B111 Nlekerson Harold O Connor PERSONNEL Mrs Ban1sh Manager Mrs erman Head Cook Mrs Coggeshall Asst Donna Carr Cashler DISHWASHERS llce Daley Eunlee Campbell we 1- OF . a P ' . . ul Q - ' ul . 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SENIOR HISTORY In September of 1944 seyenteen Range wrld colts were stampeded unto the corral of M H S Thev were fllled wrth awe at the mary els that met therr eyes They were lust becomlng accustomed to the routrne of Hugh School when thelr con fxdence rn the older members of the herd were shaken by an ordeal known a Inrtratlon The Colts were branded After survrvlng thus torture they were accepted as a part of the band Band leaders chosen were Brll Daley Harold OConnor V1c Nottmgham and Carl Wilson Mrss Dorothy Ann Outze was chosen Wrangler The treasury was llned by sex eral successful sales In Aprrl the tradrtronal Colt party was gryen for the Old Timers September 1945 came and as yearlmgs the leaders chosen were Tommy ones V1c Nottmgham Bob Nagel and Iy an Mrllron More accustomed to the ways of the corral they proceded to further pad therr treasury for next year s brg ey ent by hot dog sales at basketball and football games At Chrlstmas trme a turkey was raffled and rn the Sprln a show was sponsored As Two year olds they were feelrng thenr oats and burstmg wth plans for the lunror Prom Agarn a hot dog sale and show and the rafflmg of a Woolen blanket fllled thelr treasury to oy erflowmg However 1t was soon depleted by the Prom vyhlch took place on the Pacxflc Paradrse of Hawau The settmg was made realxstlc by troprcal flowers and flsh sea shells an actne yolcano and real Palm leayes The leaders for thxs ex entful year were Blll Daley Ix an Mrllron Kay Grayc and Tommy ones In apprecratlon for the Prom the four year olds klndly allowed them to traxl along on Sneak day and catch up rn trme for a grand tced at Story The Fall of 1947 found only twelye of the orlgrnal band back IH therr stalls Resoly ed to make up rn qualrty for thelr lack of quantlty they started the fmal chapter of therr M H S Memorrs Leaders chosen were Kay Grayes VIC Nottrnvham Reta Wlck and Iy an Mrllron Mrss Drlle and Mr Bays contxnued as Wranglers After the 1947 crop of colts were branded successfully they settled down rn thc Harness wlth a drne for funds tor thelr annual and grft to the school The colts enter tamed them wrth an enjoyable party nd the Three year Olds junlors mth a gorgeous Prom on Aprxl 30th Wlth Sneak day camc thcrr last assoclatlon vyrth the rest of the herd The tlnal Roundup came all too soon and they were sent out to fznd thelr placcs m other pasturcs of the Wrde Wxde World They fcel that thelr small band has contrlbuted to cyery phase of school llfc and they knovy that the memorrcs of all the happy days rn M H S vyrll lm cr vrth them alvsavs . 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V . jr , V Y .X M 1 - , 1 1 1 L . . . . ., A. , 7 . . . . . , . . ., , - - . . . . v yn D V , L1 C 1 , K L . - .1 1 Br 1 - 1 ', 1 1 ' 1' 'rv ' rl. . . . b 1 ag, SENIORS KEITH BIEG Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 M Cu1234Tack1234es Club 3 4 President Jester Pledges 4 Llbrarlan 4 Bus Drlver 3 4 Black Gold Staff 4 75.- ' -s if BILL DALEY DONNA CARR T N T Clubl 2 3 4 ester Club 4 Chorus 1 2 4 T N T Treasurer 3 T N T Vnce Presndent 4 Cafeterla Cashxer 3 4 Black Gold Staff 4 Llbra nan 4 Gxrl s Basketball 1 Canteen Cour cxl 4 Too Much Matrxmony 4 Class Presxdentl 3 Chorus 2 3 M Club2 3 4 Jester Club 3 4 Too Much Matrlmony 4 Cafeterna 4 Busmess Manager Black Gold 4 Track 3 Foot ball 2 3 Basketball 3 SENIORS KAY GRAVES Class Secretarv 3: Class President 4: Cheerleader 3. 4: Tester Club 3. 4: Tes- ter Vice-President 3: Tester President 4: C Orus 1. 2. 4: T. N. T. Club l. 2. 3. 4: T. N. T. President 4: Black Cold Staff 4' Latin Club 1 2' Girls Basketball 1 3. xx JOHN MAHER TOMMY JONES Class President 2 Class Treasurer 3 Chorus 3 Tester Club 3 4 Basketball 3 4 M Club 7 3 4 Football Manager 2 Football 3 4 Bus Drner 4 Janitor 2 3 Black Gold Staff 4 Football 3 4 Latin Clubl 2 M Club 3 4 ester Club 3 4 Black Gold Staff 4 Librarian 4 370 Xi? SENIORS IVAN MILLION Class Treasurer 2 4 Class Vlce PICSICICIII 3 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Clubl 2 3 4 Trackl es er Club 3 Pepsl Cola Test 4 amtor 2 3 4 Assxstant Editor Black Gold ,RQ ROBERT NAGEL Class Secretary 2 Football 3 4 M Club 3 4 Bandl 2 3 Pepsx Cola Test nf 4 Black Gold Staff 4 VICTOR NOTTINGHAM Class V1LePres1dent 1 2 4 Football Manager 1 Football 2 3 4 Basketball u 3 4 es Club 3 4 Chorus 3 anntorl 2 Bus Drner 3 4 Canteen Councnl 3 Black Gold Staff 4. SENIORS RETA WICK Class Secretary 4 Cheerleader 4 Jester Club 3 4 V1cePres1dent ester Pledges T N T lub 1 4 T N Secretary 2 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Canteen Councxl 3 Lrbrarxan 3 Too Much Matrxmony 4 Glrl s Basket balll 3 Edrtor1nCh1ef Black Gold 4 if '- .?..-1 CARL WILSON Class Treasurer 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Bas etball 3 4 M Club 1 2 3 4 janrtor 2 Black Gold Staff 4 BOB WOLFE Drumrxht Oklahoma 1 lfootball 3 4 Club 3, 4g Band 2, 45 Jester Club 3, 4g Canteen Council 45 janitor 3, 4g Black Gold Staff 4. AJ' Ellen N if Q K' , A 5' 71: 1' f,f,p -0 6 Ku. he crib P- S JW , o wma L-:tile D124 CLASS WILL We the Class of 1948 bemg of sound mmd and body do hereby mve and be queath to our successors these our most cherrshed possessrons worldly and otherwrse We leawe to the Class of 1949 all the well known prrvrleges of an alm1ghty Sen1or such as rgnormg the teachers belng tardy wrrtrng on desks and abuslng the Wee Tots To all the rest of you we glve all the fun exc1tement and good txmes we have ex perrenced rn our four wonderful years nn M1dwest Hugh School and hope that 1n your remamxng years untrl you too graduate you wrll have as many pleasant memor1es we have Srnce Allan Grlffm IS so hard on cars Bob Wolfe wxlhngly leaves h s Model A to hrm yust to use Easy now lt lsnt a Mercury Allan Bob Nagel leaves his studlous character to Bull Prke ust thrnk how much you can get done ln study hall B111 Poker 15 so much easxer to play behrnd a book Dont wo k at rt too hard' Donna Carr leaves her pos1t1on 1n the lrbrary to Faye Chaffln Dont let nybody tell you that a library IS dull Many surprrslng thmgs often happen to hbrarrans That beautrful blonde haxr should help too Brll Daley reluctantly passes on h1s neyer falhng way wrth the women to Otto Frank Don t worry he s got lots to spare Take It easy O to and rt s a barrel of fun' After much persuasron Reta Wlck has consented to grve her dxmples to Maryorre Treese to use There s a regular truck to using them Now dont get all the men' Carl Wrlson leaves Blg Mrke behlnd to Harold O Connor Got a step ladder handy Hourly? Dont forget to feed hum h1s utanuns' To lmrny Clabaugh Tommy ones leayes us red halr and temper They re oth yery charmxng when used IH the nght way Dont do anythlng he wouldnt lo Betty Parker we leaye Kay Brayes blonde tresses It wlll saxe UQIDS lots peroxlde Betty And who knows' Maybe you can get your clothes cleaned too ohn CLoyerj Maher leases h1s g1rl to ack Longnecker Try and keep her thls tlme ack Its a l1ttle hard but rt can be done VIC Nottmgham SIVCS h1s glft of gab to Gaylord Brom Use 1t to your adxantage Gay VIC can talk hlmself out ot some pretty tlght spots Ivan M11l1on vvont leaye h1s cute llttle blonde to anybody but after much talkxng we persuaded him to share her vuth Allen Carr Qvwhen he 1snt aroundj Mike the best use of your tnme Allen To our long sutfernng teuhcrs we leaxe lots ot thanks tor the patlenne thev howed rn the face of our frryohtres and eseapades durxng our encounter mn M H S Slgned and sealed th1s frrst day of March nxneteen hundred and forty erght CLASS OF 1948 Mldvyest l-hgh Sehool 1 1 1 C- ' 1 1 1 - V - . . . . a . . . . .. . ,, ,, 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' ' A 1 1 1 1 '-5 , l . . . . , . , . , . . . . . . . , .I , . . A . . . . . , A . a , . . Y - .. . 1 1 . L . , - , . , e , . 1 1 ' , ' f ' , ' . . , . . .. . - 1, - - . , A . . Y. Y 1 , 1 . 7 . . , , . , J , 'J ' A , . D . . . . . 1 - f , , jun. ,-. 1 ' - ,A , B V Y k y F of 1 ' 1 - ' ' l ' ' ' l Y' A ' AQ . K , . . ,J . , . ', ' Y' , ,h Y Y y , '- - , , ' A ' A ' y f - . . V 1 V7 -1 Q A A , , ,,y 1 - K ' V, . , . ,-,- , , .k - . L-7 1, ,K Y, K h l Q Y ' 'Y ' L I A ' ' ' . . . ' , ' ' 1 ' ' -- - 7- . . - 1 . . my .Y V SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Returnrng from my darly run between Mars and uprter rn my supersonrc peedster I was forced to stop for reparrs at the small planet Earth To my surprrse I found my self over my home state ot Wyomrng I was radroed that the Casper arrport could not handle my shrp and was told to contrnue on to the larger and radar equrpped Parson s Freld at Mrdwest The fog berng very thrck at Parson s Irreld made walkrng very drffr cult I hadnt walked more than 30 feet when someone knocked me flat on my back surtcases flew everywhere and after I had taken a tongue lashrng lrke I had never had before my flashlrght frnally found the face of my vrctrm And low and behold whom had I hrt but my old classmate Bob CThe Flashj Nagel who had just flown rn by gov ernment plane Bob was back rn the Orl Caprtal to get some samples of a new specres of frsh from Powder Rrver and Salt Creek After we had gathered up the shrrts tres cards and drce that had sprlled from Bob s surtcase we decrded that a celebratron was rn order In no trme at all we were rn front of the crty s leadrng nrght club the Wolfe Den Even though Bob Wolfe was one or our old frrends we were frrsked by Bob hrmself and next we found ourselves standrng rn front of an X Ray machrne wrth our shrrts off After these slrght safety measures we were admrtted rnto a gamblers paradrse After remrnrscrng a whrle we left for our hotel room As we entered the room we were not at all surprrsed to frnd Bud Wrlson and Ivan Mrllron partners of the large ranch End of the Rope The boys had notrced our names among the reserwatrons and decrded to sur prrse us by wartrng for us rn our room The partners had been so successful rarsrng Prarrre Dogs for export to Russra that they had taken os er the Irvrne and Taylor outfrts Buddv rode the ranges whrle Iwan as usual handled the money fl-low trustrng Bud must be' After talkrng for a trme Ivan mentroned he had heard from Brll Daley who rs now auctroneerrng at one of the largest sales pasrlrons rn the Rocky Mountarn Regron It seems Brll had once be n Wyomrng s leadrng xeterrnarran He had dexeloped a food xrtamrn tablet for all ranch anrmals whrch was known as Daleys Dret CThey dred all rrght J Brll s reputatron and fortune were rurned so he turned to the trade he had learned from our forme Prrncrpal Mr O O Daxrs may back rn 1948 He was now berng sought by Lucky Strrke but could not tear hrmself away from old Wyomrng Buddy decrded the party was not lrvely enough so hc began tallrng hrs frrends It was not long before they started arrrwrng Kerth and Tommy we learned later had a Vaudesrlle act called The Atomrc Comrcs and featurrng eannrne and anrel rn the Dance of the Rag Dolls We were xery sorry that we had mrssed thrs rnterestrng fea ture We were sorry ohn Maher was unable to be there but alas and alack ohn hunted for too many orl wells and frnally found one rn Exanston Dear old Iohn' r ' ' ' c V Y r ' 1 ' . . . , , - . . . , ' r . , - - r I D Y 3 v ' a 1 7 5 - ' - s v . . . , . . . . y , - - ' - , - - W .- -1 , . a . Y . . . H ' Y . . Q - ' . . . . Y ' . . . . . .- v , s H 1 - - 1 1 ' . . Y. . . I ' L, . 3 . , . 7 . . V x. . . . . . ,, , . ,, - 7 , . . . , . . - r - . . 7. Y V . I , . . . , . 1 r, 7 ' ' . ' A Y . I w . V. . ' 3 I - .1 . , - .r - - - - v , , I J .. rv ' - - - r 1 . I a 3 J ' v ' v ' ' .ll Better late than never two girls of the Class of 48 arrived. Donna said that she and her husband, Wayne, had tried chicken-ranching in Alaska, but the hens worked them- selves to death in the midnight sun and soon they went broke. Now they were experi- menting in cross-breeding Sage chickens with Rhode Island Reds. They hoped to de- velop a strain of chickens which would need no seasoning in the dressing She was most optimistic Bob promised to try them out in the Wolfe Den Reta had broken all records in the 1960 Olympics by trying to ski down Devil s Tower she told us from her wheel chair She explained to us that it wasn t the fall that hurt her it was the sudden stop We asked her why she had never married Tearfully she told us the sad tale of Vic Seems he was enyoying an 88 year vacation in Sing Sing in the care of Warden ohn Bays What had happened? just a matter of being a bit careless one day as he was making his daily run of one dollar bills He had put Lincoln s picture on them instead of Washington s Reta said she had hopes for Senator Dille had been using her influence with the president to have him parolled but so far she had been unsuccessful Congress had found it easier to change the face on the dollar than to find all that he made That explained why the U S IS facing an economics crisis And as the morning light peered through the windows we heard the news boys crying EXTRA' EXTRA READ ALL ABOUT IT' GIRL GOES OVER NIAGARA FALLS' Not in a barrel Not in a boat lust goes over' Our eyes were dimmed with tears when we heard that it was our own Kay Graves Was it publicity or was it unre quited love7 Sadly we parted We we Wm lg-gb, W. 0 . 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'X' Q , F Ks H- N X xx X H x X 34 Thnrd Row Campbell Overstreet Turpenmg Carr Adams Pnlse Schofneld OConnor Wheeler Second Row McLean Work Flemrng Malson Chaffm Mxller Fauyer Van Norman Scoxel Breg First Row Stephens Parker Daley Branstetter Maher Moms Bastendorf lfreese JUNIORS The elass of 49 started thelr unror year by electing Duane Oxerstreet as thexr Presrdent Daye Adams as Vice Presrdent Allan Carr as Secretary and Blll Pulte as hatred doors most of the year plannmg the Prom They eame out long enough to sell hot dogs at a football game haxe a candy sale a sale of Ch rstmas wreaths and also a Chrlr Supper that prox ed a huge sueee s They gaye a three act eomedy The Inner Wrl he vshreh turned out a great profrt for the elass Although they haxent had the Prom they all know that 1t wrll be the best gnen yet Roses were chosen as therr flower and Blue and Whlte as their tolors As therr motto they chose Nobody s got em hlee we got em . Z 1 a . Va 1 -1 l V N ' , . I 7 7 3 7 7 7 4 7 5 V 7 . r 1 v ' 4 ' : Y S 7 7 A 2 7 i 7 . S7 7 1 D Y I l , T , 4 A l ' Treasurer. Mlss Repp and Mxss Bender were chosen as sponsors. They were behlnd 7 I I ' 4 . . Y Q A5,. ' 1 ' ' Y K' ' . ' , , ' 7 ' - I , , , ya ' s :IO Ol-I OH A I W2 Rw - 5 X1 '-x x SR 3 , I N ' ' f' 1 ' xi x -4, ' xxx i AQ LX 'A 52 X N f Y ' ' 'J QXLS x S ' if ?? , X I 'X lx A - ix. Xl jx f NN M MN 'fl' Sshqgu XS X ' 1 ' Z j X 7 I I 4 I ' 1 ,SJ 7 X 1 W I . A 9 .h 1,1 11 , ,fx f 1 , Z. X D A .Inv I X A-f V ? 1, vm' J NyM ff . i 0, xg ,xr N xi YN Qfgyl ll 'H ,J . , , . ' v- J' A sau . 1' is G I M M WW KS5. 5 4 ,iw L 1 I . , I l ,H J-xxtqv-'X K 'QL A N ,fm 1,-N,,Qf,. XF' x ,X 'D Ys ! NX 11.7- X fra f EX xx J TQ ff-il x,.2 ie rg? ff ' Mk., 1 4' FSM X , Rdfs, X 2 'vs' Third Row Cochran Kechter Shoop Yale Robinson Bliss Clabaugh Tyler Second Row Frank Griffin Banish Million Brant Hammark Lewis Nickerson MacRae F1 st Row Shidler Trehearne Coddington Tanner Ilcming, Shcrird Lamb P .1r son SCDPI-IOMORES The Sophomores entered their setond year of N1 H 5 wry glad not to be Fresh e They dnided into two groups in an effort to make more money and for the ir pose of furnishing competition The boys eluted Marxin Flylcr as their President Allan Griffin as Vice President Donnie Robinson Secretary and Bill Nitkerson Treasurer The girls chose Marxene Shidler as their President ind amel Sherird is Strut tri They sold hot dogs and coffee at thc Bulfalo gnu ind helped the Seniors sell basketball game They also gaxe a wry surtesstul Valentina Dtnre and .1 Lindy silt Plans are being made for a raffle .1 show and A sale ot oil rigs cniblen to hell finance their Prom vvhirh they hope to make the best cxer The Sophomores colors are ermine .md gold their flower ls the ii I le llossom and their motto is Nexer try dying die trying, - Z 1 7 9 5 l 7 -:S9 I 7 ' T l T7 1 7 3 I 7 I X 1 V3 'Q' A N ' : 'F 'I ' , P , ' , f , T ' ' n w , A C' A ' T Y A ' I A- ' A ' Y ' I' T 7: . is-,, s . . V A v A PL l I - ' D 7 ' I 7 4 9 4 I T V ' f al 'Q ' In order to raise money they raffled off an electric mixer and ti Philco radio, X 1 - -. , ' , ,V ,W L , . A . . ' L- N- . KH A ' H , L- V , , ' ' ' , . . IS, . 5 I ' A f ' f: A ' 'A wwew 1 , . Fnezsu-mam ff J jg WW 'QI fy A K X lf! W jx' , ,A f j W 1 alrfj 5 fi? If W M I if ff ,Q rY?'-3-KDQTQ5 Q5 rffgQ9ex5 + ff1' wwf ..,l.:,4-?..,. Flrst Row Branstetter Hackworth Chamberlm Creelc Graxes Slaughterbeclc Taylor Lowe Second Row Young Long Watford Kearney Smclarr Endersby Greenland Har tl LIAIIICI Thrrd Row Wheeler Longnecncer Roberts Kenrtzer Hale Rea Lamb FRESI-IMEN In the fall of 1947 the class of ul entered the halls of Midwest Hxgh School as green Freshmen These poor frxghtened nntants were marshalled through the bulldrng to therr classes and the end of the day found them thlnlcxng of the wonderful l1fe whvch was to ensue But therr splrlts were deflated when they met the stern countenances ot and the day ended mth a celebratlon 1n Kangaroo Court After this the school enjoyed the tradxtronal Semor Freshman Party Class offlcers and sponsors were electrd mth lack Rea as presxdent Leroy Watford Vlce presrdent Charlotte Lowe Secretary Nancy Chabo Treasurer wrth Mrs Ban1sh and Mrs Bolxnger as sponsors The class success fullv sold hotdogs raffled a turkey and sponsored a show to fnnance the yarlous actnrtxes tor the year Several members of the class were actrve rn Dramatncs Club T N T and sports Rough tough and ready was chosen as the class motto the Carnatlon for thexr flower and the blue and yellow for therr colors The flrst year ln h gh school for the class of 51 ended vylth maybe a few pennle left 1n the cotfer and a reputatlon of bexng capable to contrrbute generously to hrgh school actmtres I I x v . u rv V v 'Y I y 1 Q 7 a A x 7 ' NA.. f',.I..,... ex, . . . J. . 4 1 - ' , ' ' , - A A A v 1 S ' T 7 . the Seniors. Skeletons and mummies ran foot races through the halls on initiation day, v - ' ' I ' Y , 5 - ' 1 , ' U 4 , ' - ' 4 , 4 T ,i ' 7 7 V V , ' ' , . . . y V , - Q ' S xf - Wm Rig' jj' X. f ig 3 Q 32 6? X 'T 5 U 3. Af X TT ff Qi V 1 f . wf Kiwi?-+s+ X M X A K Q3 E N . A 'J 1 X J 'f, I M f 'M fl-P SEVENTH GRADE Thrrd Row Sathoff Banrsh Schlrcht Cashel Harkworth Wrlson Second Row Dretz Endersby Schlrdt Pearson Samelson Shoop K Shoop L Bates Frrst Row Horton Hansen Taylor jucknath Hammack Branstetter ones Harvey Chambers Krmon EIGHTH GRADE Thrrd Row Maison Brow Burgess Hamrlton Kerhter Morrison Morrrs Wav Second Row Flemmg Stephens Van Norman Immel Had-.worth Henderson Gloek ler Hartwell Jensen F1rstRow Gnbbany Terpenmg Home Sehofreld Baker Clapp Werner Tyler Adams ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 -1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 :J 1 1 1 . . V . A- . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1- ' . f--V - - v -1 1 1 1 1 1 A - ' ' , V - 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' Second Row Morrrs Hamrlton Brow Hartwell Malson F1rstRow Coach Schwartz Kechter Burgrs ensen Van Norman JUNIOR HIG'-I PIR 'YVEC BASKETBALL RECORD The Plrates started a very successful basketball season by a vxctory over Kaycec Hugh School That gave us great confrdence Then -we beat Buffalo junnor Hrgh by 1 comfortable margrn Next we journeyed to Casper to meet our tradrtronal rrvals We lost rn a heartbreaker by one lone ponnt Our hopes were hrgh to wm our remammg conference games and so draw .1 bye for the f1rst round of the tournament We got past Grllette both on our court and thenr home floor Next a non conference game avenged our earlier defeat gn en us by Casper and we sent them home smartmg under a stlngmg defeat Next Sherxdan challenged us to a two game serres on our court and went home wrth two wms and the coseted bye ID the Buffalo tournej We had a grand tlme at Buffalo and had hxgh hopes of wnnnmg f1rst place but agaln Sherldan came through wxth a smgle pornt to mn the Pjrate Our season ended with a total of 7 wms and 5 losses IU ludxng tournament games We haxe enjoyed our season and hope Mr Schwarz has enjoyed toathmg us Next year we arelookrng form 1rd to makmg a placetor ourselxcs on thc Oxler term ' 7 I Y ! 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Top Row Creek Chamberlrn Mrllxon Hammack Mrller Thnrd Row Scovel Lowe Graves Bastendorf Srnclalr Kearney Stephens Brant Campbell Second Row Tanner Hackvyorth Fauver Morrns Work T Branstetter Van Norman McLean Chaffm S Branstetter Flemmmg Breg Frrst Row Daley Shxdler Sherard Flemmg Lamb Treherne Maher Wheeler Carr Absent Chabo Cheerleaders Wlck Parker Graves T N T CLUB The T N T s began the school season by electrng thexr off1cers and two yery capable sponsors MISS jones and Mrs Bolrnger Kay Grayes Presrdent Donna Carr Vice Presxdent Mary Wheeler Treasurer Dons MISSION Secretary Almost at once football began and we found oursclyes cntertalnnnf, the Mruwest players and opposrng teams wrth dances after football games These T N T dances contnnued durlng the basketball season Snnce thrs was a group of yery energetrc gurls we decnded we must haye a money makxng scheme to help cnc the annual football ban quet We declded on a bake sale whxch was yery successful The football Banquet was enjoyed by all The tables were clex erly decorated mth lxttle black orl rngs for place cards and a larger ng was used as the centerplece Four lrttle statues of Varsxty Vlcs helped to carry out the theme wrth lrttle metgaphone salt and pepper shakers make by the Man ual Arts Department The guest speakers were Mr Dans Dr Halgler and Coach Bays The T N T s purpose rs to glye pep assemblles preyrous to each game and pro mote good sportsmanshnp and school spmrrt The T N T cheerxng sectron was led by three sprrlted grrls Reta W1ck Bettv Parker and Kav Grayes ' 1 1 1 1 - . 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' V , 1 , 1 1 , - F N 'I SLUMBERCIFSSJ PARTY Bang Suddenly the peaceful sxlenee of the streets 9UI'I'OllHLlll'1lL the Hugh Sehool fanteen were unmere fully ehsturbed as forty members and pledges of the T N T s arrryed ID eyeryf manner ot Conyeyanee 1mag1nable Armed wrth water plstols bed rolls food Cnaturlllyl 1nd deylous sehemes they dashed madly mto the darkened halls of the one tnme famed Canteen Some older more heartless members put the pledges to 1 more praetleal use blovy mg up arr mstresses Whe11 at last eyeryone was assembled the Pledges were sent on a Seayenger Hunt l1L1Dflf1L sueh fl tlIlL!S as left handed monl ey yyrenehes plnle teddy bears false teeth Atter the Pledyees returned from the1r hunt tor the rmpossxble they re 1d thelr lngemous poems yyhleh they dedleated to the aetlye members About s all lbllllx yehlele tl1 tt looleed strangely lrlee 1he1rse shpped snlently 3 oy 1 to fmt sm ll ers ll1e n1g1l1tyy.1s spent eatlny, t11e1ny,l111r danelne l1 Lyme vy1ter llL!5lllS and pullmr, the most eruel pflI1lxS sueh as lettlng the air out ot your m1ttress yust as you were about to drxlt oft llltllllf, your hed nn the turn ue yyhrle you were m1dly pursulng the yxllaln who yy1tl1 the exeeptlon of 1 tem t1n1lly slumbered heuxly for lPyWI'O'xlI11lfLly thlrty mlnutes t 1 A the sun rose the fLlflS wyolee Ill they ht leen lueley enou 1 to get tn slee1 ered 1 35 gre 1 oe f e Il SOM lNee Once 1Q.11n sxlenee settled on the streets ot Mxdyyest T W T INIFO e 'l N HI s deyxsee .1 neyy plan eleetmy, thenr LllLLI'lC.lLlLl'S tor the eonum, y 1r Preynously there vyas an 1ssemhly yyhxeh no1111n1t1ons yyere mule md then LlC.LflOI1S Ih1sye1r anybody th11tyy1shes may try out lhe the rle1ders yyrll te uh eleh ot them sey eral yells Then a speexal assembly vy1ll be ealled rn yyhreh try outs 1re held Im medxately 1tter try outs nomrnatlons yylll be made then tl1 eener1l eleetron There yy ll he tyxo y 1eant1esmade 1n the eheerleadlne trlo th1s ye1r by the YI'.1LllIt1flOI'l ot tyyo Senlors o tl'lLLflLlLllIlyL, eleetlon yylll be held b tore the elose ot ehool thu sprme ln order to C.f11l3lL the elrls eletted to obt11n unrtorms and prutlte betore the l3CLlIlHll'l4 ot 11 nevy se rson M1y the heste1ls yarn ' L V A 1 V 15 1 k-' 1 - 1 Lf 1 1 nf X ' y 1 ' - L ' V L '- ' 1y, v nf Y . 1 1 v 1 k. 1 1 1 U 1 , K L , - ' -1 L-1? ,- . . 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Top Row J Graves Chamberlm Hammaek Maher Nottmgham Wfarford Wolfe Daley Jones Eckhardt Wheeler Thrrd Row Lowe Chaffrn brnelanr Kearney Campbell Van Norman Shldler Parker Mlllron Daley Seeono Row Maison Coddrngton lauxer MeLean Sherard T Branstetter Carr 9 Branstetter Trehearne Maher Lamb Wl1eeler Bastendorf F1rstRow Flemmg M llemmg Oxerstreet Stephens lx Crues Breg Wrek lamb Tanner jESTER CLUB The ester Club whxeh was organxzed last year by Mrss Repp has been aetrxe agam thrs year wrth 21 of the orrgnnal members enrolled At therr frrst meetmg they eleeted therr offxeers and began to dravx up therr eonstrtutron Kay Gras es Presrdent Dona Stephens Vree Presrdent Duane Overstreet Seeretary Marela rlemrng 'I reasurer oan Flemmg Parlnamentarlan The group deelded that the pledge group should eleet their own offleers and would earry on therr meetmgs as the regular elub drd The follovsmg were eleeted as otfneers of tlus group Kelth Bleg Presrdent Reta Wrek Vue Presrdent Eugent Lamb Seeretary Treasurer Together these tvso groups put on two excellent eomedres One was Too Mueh Mlstletoe gnen at Chrrstmas and the other Too Mueh Matrrmony Both were hu e sueeesses Marjory Treherne was chosen from the Jester Club to assrst the pledges rn any problems that mrght arise Wrtlr Mrss Repp s helpful eo operatnon vue feel that we haxe learned a great deal of all phases of play produetlon and hope the elub vull beeome a permanent organrzatron ' ' 7 7 7 Y 1 7 5 3 7 7 ' ' 1 7 7 1 1 '7 ' 7 7 ' Q , . - 7 . . , , . 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INNER WILLy 5 - I r K , I I Seeond Row Carr Lamb Chaffxn Hammack Maher Ftrst Row Parker Maher Wheeler Branstetter Treherne Muller LIBRARIANS Every M H S student ean be proud of the lnbrary that therr sehool has bunlt up durmg, the past years When the ey aluators from the North Central Assoeratron eame to Mxdwest they rated our lrbrary as seeond only to the largest sehools nn Wyoming The lxbrartans were xery proud of thus srnee they had been dustrng shelyes readxng books makmg lrsts and staekrng magazunes for more than two weeks The lrbrary was enlarged th1s year rnto three rooms and departments The readnng room whreh 15 euruously enough usually laeklng students the referenee room purpose ly nnstalled for the students who msh to enrrch thenr knowledge-or was xt therr ln structors 1dea' and the magazrne room 'where rf one has all ones assrgnments one may read the latest rssues and funny papers And who 1s that lucky one' A llbrarran rs statroned rn the readrng room to eheek out books and another rs at the desk tn the magazme room to eheek out maeazxnes The followxng students who are always on thelr toes to help some braxn chrld ln drstress are the lrbrarlans for 1947 48 1st perrod Doruna Carr and Duane Oxerstreet 2nd perrod Faye Chaffrn and Gene Lamb 3rd perlod Maryory Trehearne and Maryory Hammoek 4th perrod Mary Wheeler and Betty Parker ith perlod Ruth Muller and john Maher 6th perxod Sally Branstetter and jamee Maher Mlss Drlle 15 the head lrbrarran and has done a frne yob rn the lrbrary thrs year She has ordered qurte a number of new books and a fxle for the readlng room has been added The fnne lxst mll geteha rf ya don t vsateh out ' 7 1 a Q - - a v 1 x a - y l,V r , --- - 1- V , . , e. . . Y . , Y A . 7 . H - a v ' V -A - - . 1 v n -1 s - V V V ' ' V V ' ' ', . . . , . V . s V V -V 1 . . . . . - - , . Y . - V . .. . , I , . A -, v . .i v. K . V , v ' MIDWEST HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Thlrcl Row Creek MOIIIS McLean Work Graxes Scoxel Chamberlrn Second Row Kearney Pearson Flemmmg Taylor Slaughrerbeck Hammaclx Coddlngton Lowe Bastendorf Frrst Row Lamb Van Norman Chaffm Wxck Parker K Graves Daley Carr Fauver MIDWEST HIGH SCHOOL BAND l-lllfil Ron Wxlson Lcvsrs Wolfe Way Nflomson MLLc.1n Graxcs Dorothy Suond Ron Chambcrs Chatfm Hamrlton Snnrlur Kearney Roberts XX 1rlorl Blxss Wlmcclcr Hammick Gxlbertson Dxrector llrst Rows Snoxel McCain Frank Ealy Schultz Wlck Samuelson jucnath Shoop Pearson ' - ' -' f - r ' - 1 1 a x - a s ' ' 1 9 1 1 s F 1 9 - 4. I . .V Y 7 - a v x s - v a ' - a 1 1 s 1 - v 1 v 'A g V- . .. . . K . Y A i Y, - , ,, , , . . 1, ., 1 L. -Q 1 5 a 1 - T' - ,. - ., ,' , , ' . - ' 1 1 af x a a s ' L , . . W xx 4 NX VX fff - x ' X 7 V .J w EXT' X . ' fy! 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NSA 'V J f M X w mg if Y W F '49 G' H Sl 'QF Q Q1- f 9 A 5 QVQXj E PIGSKIN PARADE To begrn the 1947 Prgskrn Parade the Mrdwest Orlers were mvaded on therr home freld by the ever tough Wheatland Bulldogs on September 12 The Orlers takrng rnto consrderatron that they were mrnus many of last year s team played a fme season opener and won by the decrsrve score of 13 0 On September 23 the boys from the so called O11 Caprtal were guests of the oxl men at Mrdwest The Orlers clrcked all through the game and wrth ex ery man on Coach Bays squad gammg playmg experrence sent the Colts home to the Mustangs smartmg under a 50 0 defeat The orl men on October 3 ran up agarnst therr frrst conference game rn whrch they were matched wrth the Buffalo Brson Scorrng rn every quarter the Orlers ran over a small but determmed Brson team and added vrctory No 3 to therr l1st by a score of 31 0 Wrth the usual hustle for front seats the Bays coached grrdders were off for their frrst trrp of the season and therr second conference tussle wrth the Sundance Bulldogs on October 10 Not only was an afternoon trlt agarnst the Orlers who seldom play day games but there were also many penaltres rn the Dame makmg rt a hot contest How ever when the curtam fell endmg the fmal perrod the Orlers found themselves vrctors agann by a score of 20 0 Wxth therr goal lme strll uncrossed the Mrdwest Orlers were set to meet the tough est game of the season on October 11 on the Newcastle Doggres home freld Wrth all teams rn the conference wartrng results the game got under way fast and heavy wrth Newcastle drawmg frrst blood by crossrng the here to fore uncrossed goal lme of the Orler eleven but hope brlghtened as the Ollers scored back and led at the half by a score of 7 to 6 Both teams played top ball durmg the second half and when the trme clock trcked the last seconds away the score stood at 13 13 leavmg the conference trtle wrde open wrth a tre between the Doggles and the Orlers Wrth frve men mrnus from the startrng lme up because of a vrolatron of trarnrng rules the Ollers sad but determmed played host to the Lusk Trgers rn mud up to therr ankles The Onlers splashed therr way to a score of 7 to O by half trme The second half both teams held each other down and when the mud was washed off the score book the Mrdwest Orlers had vrctory No J Determxned to get revenge our team was off to Douglas to even the score of the one pomt defeat suffered at therr expense last year Playmg rn the afternoon both teams scored twrce but the Orlers got one more extra pomt The game was made excrtmg by many fumbles and last mrnute scorrng by Douglas although the Orlers eked out a vrc tory by a score of 13 to 12 Wrth snow fallrng lrghtly m the Orl Bowl the Orlers were set for the1r fmal game of the season the tradrtronal Armrstrce Day clash wrth the Grllette Camels Wrth the Powder Rrver Drstrrct Champronslup at stake the Orlers played heads up ball and frnrshed one of the best seasons Mxdwest ever had by a score of 13 6 The Orlers set a new record of seven wrns no defeats and one tre the f1rst such undefeated season rn the hrstory of Mrdwest Hrgh School 1 . 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F 1 ' A . . , , . . , - . . . . ,, . ,, . . . 1 , . , . 1 1 1 When a SPCCIHI meetlng was called of the Powder R1ver Dlstrlct off1cers the M1d west fans rece1ved a bxg d1sappo1ntment when It was voted that the Dxstrxct Champ1on shxp was won by both Mndwest and Newcastle a co champ1onsh1p The O1lers had won Powder Rrver DlStflCt honors the last two years Nlne Semors played the1r last game w1th the p1gsk1n for M H S They are W1l son jones B1eg MllllOU Nottmgham Nagel Wolfe Maher and Hoy Three of these Ke1th B1eg Ivan Mllll0H and VIC Nott1ngham rece1ved honorable ment1on on the Tr1 bune Herald s all state roster Ke1th Bneg led the scorers mth 58 pomts Carl W1lson tallxed 44 V1c Nottmgham 32 Dave Adams 14 Or1n Young 6 and Allen Carr 6 B1eg W1lson Adams Mlll10D were elected to the all conference team Hoy Nott1ng ham Gf1fflH recelved honors on the Second Team Next year there w1ll be twenty re turnmg lettermen on the M1dWCSl squad to carry the red and wh1te MldWCSt Oppon nt Wheatland here Casper B h re Buffalo here Sundance away Newcastle away Lusk here Douglas away Glllette here Second Row Nott1ngham Carr Bxeg W1lson F1rst Row Gr1ff1n Hoy Frank jones P1l-ce Mxllxon Adams If 4 ' ' , 9 , 9 ' 1 , - ' e , at VVVV 1 1, H . do ,, 1 H , H , 13 0 e ecceeecce .ce, 1 A eceee eece , 1 1 so so so 0 , at .aa......Y,...a,,,,,,,,aaaa,.,.....r...,,,,,,,,aaaa,,,,,,,,,,aaaa, 1,31 0 , ceccccccecc,,e,,. ,c,sec , cccccccccvccce 1 1 or 1 ececcc ,2O 0 , ,,aaea,,, , do ..,,,,,,,uuu,,, ,,,, 1 ., ,u,, N 113 13 , a,.u do ueeuu euuu . uuueeueu , 1 0 , ec,e .1 1 as 13 12 ' , TA...T,eT,,T.,TT.,.,,,,c,,,r,,re,,,.,,,,,,,,terer,ccccccecccee , 13 6 ig NLM' 'U W ' U ' l ' Xe! Second Row Ixan Mlllxon lm Schoflcld Hlrold OConnor Allen Carr Ke1th Bleg Fmt Row Coach john Bays Tommy Jones Allen Gnffnn Vu Nottlngham Carl Wnlson Dave Adams Manager Orxn Young .. . . , - - . , . . A - ,J , A , , - 1 'v a a 1 1 1 ' BASKLIBAI L RECORD hlhc Ollcrs want through anothtr su tcsstul htsltcthxll st son thls utr xunnnng 11 games and losing 6 Mmvxtst rxtul sctontl vuth bhtrrtlan rn tht Powder Rutr IDINIVICI as to the pcrtcntagt of Qamts won Thu toolt sttontl ll'l tl Dust t lu IN t cttt Mirth 4C my ccfcatmf unclmtt n xtrr tn t 1 ustmgs Ill tht l1n1ls mt Jlltrs t L t t t tln iam LDIOY Adlms n or mtl Qfllflll 1 Sophomoxt 'Iht Orltr ttun mll Flhc rctortl ol the stason s sthcdulttl gums ms 1 follow Lusls 'I htrmopolms Douglas Sl'lO5llOIl1 Glllcttc Chey ennc Newtaitlc Casper Wheatland tl Sherlclan Buffalo Douglas Grllettc Shcrrdan Sundance Newcastle Buffalo Casper Sunclantc Shoshom 5 il 4 '77 Chltrs flllCfs fDllCI'N Unlcrs Olltrs Chlcrs Orlcrs Clrltr f3llCI' r 1 C,llCFw Ch tr l CJ ltr Cllltrs Urltrs Orltrs C r Clutfs Orlcrs Orltrs K N 7 N W ' ' I ' ' f L' '.'.' , I ' ' L Q ' 'At ' ' . 5 f 'A ' - K' a ' . ' ' ' ' mc rim 1 uma cn Ill Gilll - 1 -'fu l ' lr 4. A u S '. ' .1 tl Sl ' ll. . .rn l then losing to thu Caspar' M , z 5 ' ' C 2 Tl ' C J - 5 plat tl thrc' mt-n on thc .zll- onlcr'-n Q tcarnz Not- 'gl ,as g tgaluirgz ' 4- '- fr leave for thc State Tournament at Laramie Marth 16. NC'L'lilIl2Lf new glory. 1 ' l ' 'LQ J ' ' H 'I .s N 'si ,I-1 , 1 , 45 ' A 25 ' A 51 V .. . 21 ' - -lfv l ' A 53 , ' ' ' 36 I ' 1 -lt-4 A ' Ql 7 . Q ' , . 3-' ' . ' 56 ' ' J 45 53 ' A Q all V ' 59 s -l9 Wfhea and , Jimrs 4' ' , , 38 ' A so ' 25 'la C 'li f J 23 C 1lcrs P' ' I 23 A1 - s Y A ' , Sl A ' ' 5,1 - A -rv X ss 50 V I A 36 Zi Drlc s -H . -I6 4 S5 -I 35 ' A - ii . ' . - V ' ' -ll I X. ff' X ZX f g JN S f H X U! Qxx, - Sw Q, M q I X X ylx X XM Q I Q K 1 H W q w wx 'Q ix Q x' f fx f 3 Q f ski x , f + kk x NV, x XXX ,x 12 4 I R Q' i XR if If E Rx F yv, , X5 I L. 2 XUW Fm Om U52 lk ' .sv I' 'S um 'P 2.0 fbi SSEN IAS!-ll' U- Haa Rude is efT'n5 B Mes 4f L 7' 50' GOI N6 Pl, I M4 S 5e5ffr-rea-,J PALS 771 'UVK You, 5yR Gkoadofpf H, YEAHH wwosf? Q - STOP an e Aer!-7 Gas , Ps EAS E! flfn , , .1 BC'fl 7-H57 RE arf' A 17' acrzofv I Off For 6-Illl. S 5 TA T6 hir mmf UP KEEPS f QD moo' Frfgkld 4 MISFY' nf Mvvinfa nn V, ew kc? I an dv' PRAIRH SCROONE ina 2 Masta wi' Nice' I i A chan BSL'-5 :AQ LLYU 07 F PBIL .Taann ICI' sa' 4, M 5 Ihvo NAVY Ca. S P0-9K K I X0 5 555 19 U Xxg 632635 Q W Koi W0 Q3 0 ,W 5 wg fx ? 3 I , OF FRIENDS OF FRIENDS 4 :ff-4 I 1 ,Am U Xyk ng ' - ' xxsiix W ' xy' 4. 9, U 7.1 ll! x BVI!! 500 O v ss 9 ggiz nb: .,5SW!Sxs. - ... . Q51 :Nl Aif? :al Z 1 x 1 1 7 X Q aff PX f A! X5 X N X ' 1 5 .0 'Kgs' 2 9 K 45 I' 9. 2 0 O .'.--, v O Z .Q itz. , - . ...C is K . ' 1v,. 'Q 0 s s Q . '1 3 2' 1 'xt I fx .' S 5 5 x X N N X u ' X x its ,X,' l . 'ox' X fo, ' S N 9 ' N I 3- S is-.9' 5 x s ., 'sus Qgf, N . - 3 1 x ' ' .' 3' C H I' I ,tx W 'I : , 3 I :- Ill. es' : -SSS' Q s M x s 1 a .-X' M, I 'zgsrs :- : - I 1, '. X '- X A , PAT l2ON IZF. ,ala F06 out vuvwca I 506r.9 -- O Q4 Congratulations to SENIOR CLASS X l G R E E N E HARDWARE AND Dr Shldler DCnt1St FURNITURE Edgerton W y ommg Edgerton Wyommg HOME CAMP TAILOR SI-IGP Phone 431 M1dW8St Wyommg Complmzenfs fiom Frome Schuster Fd erton XRWOIHIHQ' Congratulatlons from KENNY BALJM 'NIIDWI' ST BARBFR SHOP an CLUB HOUSI The Old Reliable Store ulth the Lp to Date Idea 089 Edgerton Grocery and Market M VANEY Auto 5snv1cE PACKARD 0Zd!Zl S affine fars 220 So Ddvtd Phom,35'0O5' C QSPCYB Wyornln n . - ' 9 Y, ' -I v n- ! . X ' , . '. ,- u . Y , 1 1 A 4 .1 , . J g , J d w w 44 A 'f K .' I T - - f Q n . a n Congratulatlons to the CLASS GF 1948 MIDWEST CONINIISSARY COMPANY Drug, Store Commlssarx Shoe Department D15 Goods Mldwest Wx ommg MACY S Varlety and Grocery Store 00-9 Phone 405 Edgerton Wyomlng Fonqw atulatwns If 1 om DR CHARLES C KINGMAM EDGERTON Wy0m1Hg BATTERY 8 ELECTRIC C0 MAGNETOS Fa1rbanks Morse Exlde and Delco Batter1es Delco Remy Ign1t1on Auto L1te Electr1c Systems Sales Serv1ce 530 W Yellowstone H1way Casper Wyommg MARK-ET Dealers Hudson Automoblles 300 W Yellowstone Phone 2188 Caspe r Wyommg 'IT-IE CASPER FEED co Purlna Chows Gooch s Best Feeds Hay Gram Flour Salt 268 Industr1a1 Ave Phone Z7 Casper Wyommg GANTT -HARDWARE - Hardware and Supply Warranted Goods Only 240 S Center Casper Wyommg I FRANK comin n I-E515 CAR 5 . I V BOWEN COMPLIMENTS WESTERN SPORTINGGOODSINC NOLAN CHEVROLET fvecya nj for Mo Sforfsmdh COMPANY ZZO 5 Carib.:- S ALES AND SERVICE PHIL WOODS P 2 0 HOSIEHY Snofs H7 E Second Bout lZ36 CASPER Cnmspsn Sues PAVILION Ewfijf' .21-mv, .S-elf Afffome dnlfdro flesfvr nfil 'CAV SW 5'8 'l'i?fe'2F8cK'2?Le5m RIA LE ORP Rmon Walter Van Horn Owner Md onnr W Wil ,4 -I Y Sa! s :ing 7'm:c ZZ slice, 2 Pohztcdo PhonoZ847. Wr 'EJB 5 i841 S 2,2 3 nlwesf Wolcoii aspe FINE ANDISONS Tw Top AWOMOBILES Fooo MARKE1' Glyn-.v ffgmous food Sfor-3 M W Grocer es Fr-ufs Veaeiablos 2 rozcn Foods Mzdfs 345E 2nd PHONE 64 65' Caspar Of s' t. 5, - o P :1 ' ' hone 10 Casper Wyoming sues sveav snunonv ' T C - - i 5 I' o ' .. I. 1:8 C4 P W o. 0 D gl C 5 , MW I' 7 L - a - F - W WCZNGAA rumrzoxvs 75 A-45 04455 0F48 40 IN T 257 f-96 Soufh Cenfor Eff! CA 5,053 Wymfms C ONCRATULATIONQ W L Bustard SI NIOR CLASS OI MIDWP ST 1043 Bustclrd Funercd Home 600 CY A KASSIS ., Department Store AMBULANII bl RVICI DRPIZIC K NASH C O IVIPANY .32 8 .fouifn Davfdffree cj' .S!O !23f43l77llZj? f III 6 0 I XII I X I J u I I IK Compliments of I the . . I - 1 I 4 ' 4 . I I I Q E ' venue I T I phone 7 9 N I I Casper, Wyoming I I I .l I - I Q ar, ' CHQPPTNQ MOTORSJUDD RADIATOR SHOP z oto Plymouth Sales Su-vice, Porte, CLIOPP n , Uwnzr' PHQNE 341 C 5 or, Wuom ri F edhzhj kfdzrfly fe corny We Rdfdfoli lyeavgfferfgf-eS Phono 3060 CASPER P0 dh dh S60 0.9! Chat Dean Roy Bai-ref Mums We suns uouss UNTAIN TATES PPLTANCE O 1?.4E 5th PHONEZSOO The Quality Shop LADIES READY TO WEAR B tN tE p HLoh CW, w, vmmlnc mm za cuss co l 3 E t S 1374 df9l65'd4:y5on SARICK S MUSIC STORE Zio-rrnz gf Bdiciw n Or- cl. S dnci P d.ho5 ff0Zf01f' 0105 Hf4Cffff.5Zf1? 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