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

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.5 . If QUSHER f-of 1927-fq FQREWQRD Qfp Let thy motto omucwd be, ' INCE the first appearance of an an- nual at Natrona County High, the yearbook has appeared under several names, but always its primary pug- pose was to chronicle the school's events. Today the book is much larger and a much more elaborate publication, but it still holds to that primary purpose. I I I ' I 1lIt is the aim of the staff this year in pro- ducing this book to chronicle school events and to tell, in as connected form as possible, the progress of the school and of the city- a city for which we have unbounded respect. Afrmual Picblication of the Senior Class of Natrona County High School Casper : : : A : Wyoming n

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