Natrona County High School - Mustang Yearbook (Casper, WY)

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ilinrmnnrh E have encountered many difficulties in publishing this Annual W the debt on the last year-book had to be paid, the financial success of this volume must be assured, and work on it was not started until late in December. Then, too, the high cost of printing and engrav- ing forced us to make our book much smaller than we had wished. For the first time in the history of the school. girls have held the positions of editor-in-chief and business manager. However, in spite of all the handi- caps and obstacles which have been placed in our way, we believe that The Sandsform has not been a failure, and the pleasure of the work has far out-weighed the effort and worry. It has been our purpose to nut out an Annual, which. though pub- lished bv the Senior class, should be representative of the whole school. We sincerelv hone that we have olfended no one, and that all iokes will be regarded in the same spirit of wholesome fun with which they have been made. For the benefit of the Annual Stai of next year, our chief difficulty has come from the fact that we did not start on snap- shots and pictures soon enough, and that we neglected to ask for cartoons and write-ups some time before we needed them. We have found, too, that certain groups of people never hand in kodak pictures or jokes, and that other groups help us all the time. Of course, this will result in the prominence of some in the Annual. while others may seem left out, but we have striven to avoid this, and it is due to the failure to help us. To the members of the faculty who have given us encouragement and advice, to the students who have so whole-heartedly supported our enterprises, to all those who have given us assistance, pictures, write- ups, stories and jokes, we express our sincere appreciation. The splen- did spirit with which everyone has responded to our requests speaks more to us of the morale of the school than any other thing. In reviewing our four years in High School, as seen through the pages of The Sandstorm, we Seniors realize that they have been glor- iously worth while. And if, in the years to come, this Annual shall recall to you some of the memories of our life together, if it shall bring back to you some part of the spirit which has enveloped our relations, some glow of our friendships, then our work shall not have been wholly in vain.

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Editor-in-Chief . Business Manager Assistant Business Literary Editor . Calendar Editor. Kodak Editor. . Joke Editor . . Athletic Editor . Alumni Editor . Society Editor . Art Editor. . . Annual Staff Manager . . . . . Faculty Editor-Adviser . . Faculty Business Manager . . . . Ethel Rowse .Katherine Dessert . . Harry Ballard . . -.Lola Miller . . Ruth Adams . Janice Hufsmith . Kathryn Mahoney . .Eilleen O'Mara . . .Anna Trevett Vera Hollingsworth . . Mabel Johnson . . Miss Bushnell . Mr. Wygant

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