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

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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 . L . . A F K V y, AJ. M . K- KS my A . J. Qi -' ' ' ' - . -, , 1 - -L sk- A - . 11- 3 x w i -' - V. - . 1 ' ,Zig .N B . .A , .Lv . Q Z yi A .Y 19- ' I ' ' I ' ' 1 . r .E .E Li 237 . ' V , . T B . I Y. . .y . ' n Zigi . I 4 Y K . A .V I K , ao- 1 1 A 1 ' . 15 I , , , ,, 5 , , , - ls. - 5 ' 'Isl 3- ' ' ' V C . 10- 1 1 'A Y E - - -1- V er 17- ' , ' ' , ' - , . , . ,' I a 24- Y - A - ' at - , 31- f ' . H 7 1

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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

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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- .