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

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'X W 4, 4 Students learn hy doing many times and this is the path followed by the students shown here, who are in the Diversified Occupations Program. Tex Lux in the upper left is learning the art of the taxidermist, while Ruth Carlson and JoAnn Miller learn the fine touches of photograph finishing. In the lower left Neill Mayfield runs off mimeograph material for a trucking com- pany. The next picture shows Tom Wfenzinger as he grinds lenses for glasses. in

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The paths of pleasure are but sec- ondary to the main road to educa- tion: for instance, the old trail con- verted to a new use, the- aisle leading to audio-visual enlightenment, or the hall turning into various class rooms.

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. ,x 4-g ,u- SPONSORS-Miss Gwendolyn Hill, Miss Frances Feris. STAFF- Curtis Cwhee. Plztatograplierg Keith Perry, Co-Business Mana- gerg Rachel Yaap, Assistant Editorg Gay XX ehrli, Photographerg janet XY'ziggener, Co,Business Managerg Lewis Christensen, Photographerg Pat Connell, Senior Editor. The purpose of this book is to help you re- call the trails and paths you trod in your days at NCHS. The rough road for freshmen down those first few weeksp the highway through senior corridor, complete with musicg the long way home after the game: all are memories we cherish. The members of the staff sincerely hope that the 'S-i MLSTANG will recall those reminiscences in years to come. Leading the staff down the trail was Sharon Dickensheets. editorrin-chief, assisted by Rachel Yaap. assistant editor. . D cv -QNX V ,- S 4 if ,Q- ,wr lf' Ze l SHARON DICKENSHEETS Ecfllfzf If you seniors were tardy in getting your picture or activity slip in. you were probably tracked down the halls by Pat Connell, senior editor. Behind the camera which took the pictures were Gay XVehrli, Curtis Cohee, and Lewis Christensen. Taking care of the business end were co-business managers. Janet Wfag- gener and Keith Perry. Staff members worked hard to bring you this book, which we hope will enable you to look back over the long trail. XY'hen the last deadline had been met and the final page was in. no one breathed a deeper sigh of relief than sponsors, Gwendolyn Hill and Frances Feris.