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

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HARLES I. BELDEN Charles J. Belden, owner of the 200,000-acre Pitchfork Ranch in the Rleeteetsee Valley, near Cody, Wyoming, has won national fame in two unusual ways. His famous photographs of western ranch life portray the taste of comradery and true friendliness that make western hos- pitality renowned. He earned for himself the name of Antelope King when he transported prong horn antelope by air, from his Wyoming ranch to zoos in all parts of this country. Several of the ani- mals were shipped from New York City to Europe on the zeppelin Von Hinzlfnburg. We wish to take this opportunity to thank Klr. Belden for allowing us to use the reproductions of his well-known photo- graphs in this yearbook. No more authentic means could be found to accurately express the true spirit of the West, which has been our theme throughout. , 28 The 1937 fllustang

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Mrs. Pearl Burns and Mrs. C. H. Bowman, Associate The office stall-that energetic, patient, and sympathetic staff composed of Mrs. Burns and hlrs. Bowman, are genuinely the backbone of the entire N. C. H. S. student body. VVithout these two competent women, we would not receive our frequent absence, tardy, or uniform excuses, locker keys, telephone or bulletin announcements, schedule changes, and pass slips of which we are constantly in need. They are the understanding ones to whom we go when our troubles and worries 'lget us down and we don't know whether we have that necessary one- fourth credit to graduateg when we need advice about subjects to choose for our particular interests, and when our locker key seems to disappear with all our hooks in our locker, ln school, llrs. Pearl Burns and Xlrs. C. H. Bowman deserve credit and praise for the success and dependability of our competent office staff. ,ANNA Lotrlsiz Iiaxslix. The 1937 fllzntnng --ww H' 13 OFFICE STAFF I i i l27l

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