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

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HEN this annual is in the hands of the reader there will have been completed the busiest term in the life of Natrona County High School-a term in which many things have been done, despite the want of proper facilities with which to do them. For months the students have looked forward to the completion of the new build- ing, and at last it appears almost ready for occupancy. We who are of the class that is going out will probably see little use of that building. We see its construction, however, with no less pleasure. We know what it means to those who are to come after us. But our satisfaction lies mainly in the past. Whether our work has been great or little, there is still a sense of accomplishment in having participated in the growth of the Natrona County High School. We have seen it emerge from the small town to the city class. We have seen foot- ball begun and carried through, we have seen track in- augurated, we have seen the teaching force more than doubled, we have seen the study courses broadened and new ones introduced. But, more than this, we have seen shown by the citizens of Casper an increasing interest in their school. It is our hope that that interest will continue, that it Will be further augmented. We bring here a partial record of the past year to prove that the assistance rendered us has not been passively accepted, that we have endeavored to deserve it. To all inside the school and out who in any capacity or degree whatever have helped in the publication of this book, The Annual Staff tenders its sincerest appreciation. Especially does it acknowledge the aid given by the busi- ness men of Casper, its advertisers, but for whose financial assistance The Annual could never have gone to press. l ilinrnwnrh