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

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I . l 1 TO TH1-1 FACULTY: You, members of the faculty, shall not escape our mallet. Because of our constant contact with you, your lives are open books to us. You are to be pitiecl rather than to be condemned, and for this reason we speak in generalities. We notice that thc male members are becoming bald and the fair sex has passed beyond that stage of proposal-hood and are now sailing sublimely upon the sea of old remain from your fireside later than 10:00 P. M., the next day with you. Some of you are so temperamently inclined that you as it is intended, if it is for yourself. It then behoves us to say only fooling, and hope that anything' that We here say will not be for after all you are a g'00d.bunch of scouts g but you know joke you. maid-hood. If you we can hardly live cannot take a joke to you that we are taken too seriously We seldom dare to O ye! who teach the ingenious youth of nations, Holland, France, Engrland, Germany, Spain, I pray ye flog them on all occasions, lt mends their morals, never mind the pain. Nine -Byron.

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MISS FRANCES FERIS English University of Wyoming She was just a sailor's sweet- hi-art. -M r. D:-mis. MISS DOLLIE I-IAGAN Science University of Iuwa 'l'hey're breaking: rotten eggs in the Chemistry Room again. -Jack Stenberiz. MISS LYDIA HUNT Mathematics University uf Wisconsin She's a second mate on the sea cf matrimonyf' -Iineile liishop. MISS AMY JACK Commercial University of Nebraska We never knew people from Nebraska could be so quiet. Francis Jacquot. MR. L. E. JEWELL Nebraska State Teachers Wastes the taxpayers mune and their children's time tellin Science ' x I 1 ahuut little Lrrr-en apples on bi trees. -The Annual Staff Eleven MR. CLARENCE FRENCHVILLE ' Mechanical Drawing University of Wyoming What can he draw besides his salary ? fliill Byron. MISS EDNA MAE I-IEALY History University of Culoradg She's got a wicked little twinkle-she's gut a w.cked little wiggle--she won't be with us long. -Mr..Iewell. MISS JOHANNA KYLE History University of Iuwa 0h! What a noble mind is here o'erthruwn. --Dixie Rawson. MISS MARGUERITE JONES Commercial University of Ok'ahoma If fatness was fairness her beauty would be fatal. -Ruby Owen. MISS NELL JON ES 'Mathematics l University of Iowa Her life is full of large dimen- sions. -Alhert Kimball