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

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To the NCHS faculty should be accorded the exceptionally high scholastic standing of our schoolg for it is largely through their efforts that our students have achieved recognition throughout the entire Rocky Mountain region. Not only in the field' of regular studies have our students excelledg but also in the many extra-curricular activities under the direction of faculty members. NCI-IS probably leads all other schools in Vifyoming in the number of organized stu- dent groups, but no organization is ever at a loss to find a teacher who is will- ing to become its sponsor. All too few students realize that no faculty mem- ber is under obligation to sponsor an organization, but that he voluntarily gives his time and efforts toward making our school a more enjoyable place for the students. Assistance in personal problems as well as scholastic difficulties may al- ways be obtained from one of the teachersg their friendly and sympathetic atti- tude is well known to all. No one has ever been made to tell that our faculty is hidden away in a redoubtable fortress of learningg for no more human and interesting personalities could anywhere be found. I0