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

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J X. W, 5 S sf FS N NN XX XXXNXXXXX 26 If you have never stopped to think what a hapless and uneventful existence you would lead if it were not for the simple phenomenon of light, think of it now as you read this annual. What if everything were in total darkness where nothing would live or grow? What if it were so dark that you could not see your friends when you speak to them? What if there were no light by which to read this year book? Suppose you could not see the many methods by which light has been shown throughout this record. As you scan the book, note the use of light on almost every page in just a few of lights' many phasesg then enjoy this MUSTANG of 1952 with your new-found thought of light. WM, ,, V ff 5 9 V X ff X ff

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'llie liirst light entounteretl on our journey is the torner street-light whitli is slvrnuuling its glow tor our sgilety. llie huge hon tire rally, tlisplzlying the entliusinstit xtliool spirit of fellow stu- tlents, is in lull swing .is our couple joinx the group to tlieer the tetun on to vittory. As told through the medium of light, our story is hegun hy these headlights as they shine brightly on the luth ol' Ll typietll high school touplek evening. Continuing down the street the bright real, yellow, and green stop- sign next attracts our attention as it blinks on and off.