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

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Qld Timers I I I I I l ' I I I I ' I i I I l . . who helped along the way Picture at Right: Mrs. Tessa Dunn Schulte, a, member of the first graduating class I 19061.

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DEAN C. MORGAN SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. Morgan, having served our school for almost three decades as coach and principal and now as superintendent, has seen it grow from a student body of three hundred to over one thousand. He has always believed in progress and has paved the way for many of the advantages we now enjoy. His many years of work with high school students have enabled him to understand their many actions and to reason intelligently with their ever-rising problems. His friendly attitude and pleas- ant greeting have won the affection of the entire student body. f zlrc S. KELLY WALSH PRINCIPAL Mr. Walsh has been a guiding iniiuence in the development of our school in its present plant, since in 1926 he came to Casper as our band master and since he stayed on to become our Principal. Hy his planning and his counseling, Mr. Walsh has aided greatly in shaping an eiiicient and modern school in which C'asper's citizens are trained to live happily and prosper- ously in this growing Wyoming commu- nity. Yesterday he was a young blade playing his saxophone: today he is the head of our high school. Remember some- one has to hand out the penalties, and it is usually lVIr. Walsh: but do not let him kid you, Freshmen: those glasses are just a decoy!