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

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' lax - - . v ,1 -1 J . gl-'. l R f'!.' I XX .l ' 1 r .. 'f 1' ,' ,Ll ' K , X . f' . liettering the Casper school system is his occupa- tion, Dean C. lllorgan is his name: but neither fact fully describes the superintendent of local schools as the students know him, A cheery smile and a friendly manner win the respectful admiration of all pupils from the very youngest to the oldest, from the very obedient to the most unruly. Beginning his services to the school as coach, Dean lllorgan has risen from that position through the principalship, and on to the superintendency. His progressive ideas and ability to capably handle all problems which confront him have led to numerous improvements in our educational system. A forceful personality combined with great effi- ciency makes a man successful with his friends as well as in businessg and such a man is lllr. blorgan. M... aaa S. KELLY VVALSH DEAN C. MORGAN As principal of Natrona County High School, lXIr. Stephen Kelly Walsh has shown outstanding ability in coping with the variety of problems that arise from such a large student body. Notwithstand- ing, he retains an admirable sense of humor which is an important factor in meeting a student on his own level. This quality promotes a feeling of respect and understanding so necessary between a member of the faculty and the pupil. blr. Walsh is especially interested in the musical advancement of the school, having been band master eight years previous to his assuming the duties of principal. His earnest endeavor to aid in deriving the utmost from the opportunities afforded by the educational facilities of N. C. H. S. is greatly appreciated by every member of the school. l71

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School fBoa'rcl The task of meeting ever-changing demands, of pleasing an ever-errant public, and furthering advantages offered hy our puhlic school system is the enormous task confronting our very competent school board. All issues brought before the hoard are promptly and satisfactorily given the attention they merit. The combined efforts of community-minded individuals composing the hoard bring the hest to a school deserving of only the hest. Every member deserves the whole-hearted cooperation of not only the high school hut also the parents throughout the city. ,f Q . ,, 4. if-- r fi,-gf ' I Q' ' - 'J . ' ' X ' Q , f ,IJ . j ' ef 7 1 , lk. N, I ,. A t A 1 ' , I 1 Q -.fl lf- D.. ' I 'N s, mf' ' ' , l I A-i P 2 , VVo0Ds, DAvxs, MORGAN, CHAPIN, ENGDAHL, NTOKLER, PARKER, DART, ERICKSON

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O 1' FACULTY G I I ENIIIIISII IJEIIARTMENT FERIS-IIIYIJ of D1'par!mr1zl BAYLESS COTTMAN BIGNEIII. QIADBERRY PETTIGREVS' JAMES HEMRY HOOI'NI.XN XYOCATIONAL AND Hows ECONOMICS IJISPARTIXIIZNTS BIBLE HEI,VX' PENLAND HUTCHINSON MILLER HELVY COCHRAN-Ilflld ofHorn1' EC07ZOI7Iil',V GAIINER