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

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1 ' l ,X if 1 Y', , :-' .. Z ii 'i l MARJORIE FREESE-Com ARDYTHE BEIG-Com. ' T.N.T. 1,2,3,49 F.B. 1,2,3,4g B.B. 1,2,3, Dramatics 3. 45 Track 2,33 T-N-T- 1 23, Dr- 3, 45 Band 1,2,3.4' 4,:f f- ' ' ELBA REL1o One of our unsung heros. Not known to many of his fellow students. He was stricken by a strange malady in his childhdod, leaving his eyes so weak that he is unable to stand even the dull light of a cloudy day. For this reason Elba has gone to nightschool for the past fouryears at M.H.S. and since he was the only student attending he became rather backward. So much so that now he spells his first and last names backward. To those of us who know him, he has become endeared to our hearts by virtue of his grim determination to gain an education. In spite of all the odds against him, Qremember there was nobody near his exam desk from which to copy exam answersj, he has come through 4years of heartbreak and toil to earn his diploma. He is one ofthe outstanding 49'ers as this annual will demonstrate. 4g M Club 2,3,-43 jan. 45 Bus

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RUTH MILLER-Com. Girl's St. 33 T.N.T. 3,43 Chorus 45 Lib. 1,3,4g B.G.S. 4g Cafe 2,4. SALLY BRANSTETTER-Com. T.N.T. 1,2,3,4g Dram. 2,3,4g Inner Willy 35 Lib. 3,43 M. 8: G. 4. ESENIORS 4 Ns B.G.S. 4. C Jr -gk' GFX liz. bu Q -743 7'-.,Nc 'L- 34 Dralm ZChor, M. 8: G. Info. S. HAROLD O'CONNOR-Gen. 4, Ulmer Willy, .9 C.V. Pres. 15 C. Treas. 3g 13.13.34 M Club 1,25 can. EUNICE CAMPBELL-Gen. Blue Mound, Kansas 1,29 T.N.T. 3,4g Dram. 3,43 .5 Q-'ig iwis 15 Venango, ' Nebr. 2' G1 'QQ- Coun. 3g Track Man. lg F.B. Man. 3g B.G.S. 49 Track 3g Lib. 4. 9 Q

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CLASS WILL This is the little old woman. This is the little old man. The little old woman and the little old man lived in a little old house. The little old Woman said, I will make a gingerbread boy. I will make a gingerbread boy to eat. And she did. The gingerbread boy was little. But the gingerbread boy could run. Away he ran. The gingerbread boy ran away. He ran away 'from the little old woman. He ran away from the little old man. The gingerbread boy ran on, and on, and on. The gingerbread boy came to a hen. The gingerbread boy said, Good morning, Hen. I am a gingerbread boy, I am, I am, I am. Iran away from the little old woman. I ran away from the little old man. I can run away from you too. Here I go. The gingerbread boy ran on, and on, and on. The gingerbread boy came to a duck. The gingerbread boy said, Good morning, Duck. I am a gingerbread boy, I am, I am, I am. I ran away from the little old woman. I ran away from the little old man. Iran away from the hen. I can run away from you. Here I go. The gingerbread boy ran on, and on, and on. The gingerbread boy came to a goat. The gingerbread boy said, Good morning, Goat. I am a gingerbread boy, I am, I am, I am. I ran away from the little.old woman. I ran away from the little old man. I ran away from the hen. I ran away from the duck. I can run away from you. Here I go. The .gingerbread boy ran on, and on, and on. The gingerbread boy came to a dog. The gingerbread boy said, Good morning, Dog. I am a gingerbread boy, I am, I am, I am. Iran away from the little old woman. I ran away from the little old man. I ran away from the hen. I ran away from the duck. I ran away from the goat. lean run away from you. Here I go. The gingerbread boy ran on, and on, and on. The gingerbread boy came to a fox. The gingerbread boy said, Good morning, Fox. I am a gingerbread boy, I am, I am, I am. Iran away from the little old woman. I ran away from the little old man. I ran away from the hen. I ran away from the duck. I ran away from the goat. I ran away from the duck. I ran away from the goat. I ran away from the dog. I can run away from you. Here I go.