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

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CLASS KJFFICERS AND SPONSORS McN.u1.xR.'x HEISER KmnAI.i. JOHNSON VVEHRLI Smm.ER ., ,, . .8-, I f , ,f f enior Qlass Cdfistory , ' 1 A f Four long years ago we swung willingly and with high ambitions into the portals of dear old N. C. H. S. VVhatever part of this spirit that remained in us after the seniors welcomed us was due to the expert guidance of our sponsors, llliss Berg and hlr. Johnson, and our Officers, Walter Cook, Dick Joslyn, Yvonne Bergmann, and Virginia Rose. ln our second fling at things in general, we found ourselves a little more confident and we elected llliss Shidler and lllr. Johnson as counselors to be returned for the years to come. Walter Cook, Dick Joslyn, and A. G. Noel were selected as class officers with lllarjorie Keiser and Nlargaret lVIichie going to the Girls' League Council. Our junior year was no exception to our first two years and we again elected Walter Cook pres- ident with Helen Schwartz, Art Heiser, lllargaret lllichie, Dick Joslyn, and A. G. Noel in supporting roles. Having jumped in superiority, we were allowed to elect five members to the Girls, League Council. We sent Janet Trowe, Virginia Rose, Gloria Talpers, Charlotte Stout, and lllarjorie Keiser. We entered our Finis year hoping that we'd graduate, hut yet with a pang of sorrow in our hearts. We evened matters with the world by having it out with the freshies in the fall. The class then thought it would he appropriate to have an election and placed Art Heiser as president, and Bob Kimball as vice-president. One of the most successful costume days ever held in N. C. H. S. took place on lVIarch Sl. As a climax to a successful year, the juniors threw their annual prom for us, leaving us with a desire to remain here for another four years. Now, we take our leave of the old stand, going out into the world as all seniors have, to he Wzisliingtons, Lincolns, and Coolidges.