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

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RAY ALLEN Student Body President During the fall came the formation of the Stu- dent Council, the governing body of the school. From a small group of people elected in the spring-student body president, girls' vice presi- dent, boys' vice president, secretary, and treasurer -the numbers were augmented by representa- tives from the MUSTANG, the GUSHER, the Mili- tary Department and the officers and representa- tives from the four classes. The Council took under advisement several changes such as the election fo the Mustang Queen by the members of the football team, choice of a Prom Queen by the student body, Bottom row: Jim Watters, Larry Samuelson, Russell Donley, John Buchanan. Second row Dorothy Gamble, Julie Baker, Patty Samuelson, Donna Clegg, Kitty Sue Burridge, Mary .lo Begley, Mary Bunce. Top row: Mr. Boyles, Ray Allen, Grant Clark, Jerry Cronen, Larry Johnson and sending back policy and information to the student body through home room representatives. Homecoming was an event of the autumn sea- son. The Council arranged for the crowning of the Queen in the assembly, and they inaugurated a parade made colorful by the cars of the Queen and her attendants, the float of the Pep Club, the band marching in their blue and gold uniforms, and the boys from the military department. To pep the student body for the homecoming qame with Sioux Falls, South Dakota, the Council sponsored a bonfire celebration. The kindled spirit paid off: we defeated the Warriors 14-7. The beginning of the school year, 1954 saw a new sponsor in charge-Mr. Grant Boyles, taking the place of Mr. Walter Kingham who resigned from the school staff in the spring.

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Bottom row: Betsy Crowell, Linda Merritt, Nancy Davis, Phyllis Angevine, Karen Lewis, Whit- ney Stevens. Second row:, Marcia Callister, Liz Robertson, Mary Sue Baker, Betty Sue Sensintaffar, Debbie Nichols, Julie Baker, Mary Kay Kingham. Top row: Sandy Dickensheets, Susan Pace, Pat Mangan, Edo Hanna, Connie Atwood, Joyce Williams, Carole Danielson. W' The Girls' League Council, as the governing body of the girls of N.C.H.S., began the school year by adopting several new uniform regulations which they hoped would set a precedent for the succeeding years. The girls helped the Big Sisters welcome the Little Sisters by co-sponsoring the Co-Ed Ball. As soon as the football season was over the Football Ball, DEEP PURPLE, was given in honor of the schools' football heroes. The girls acted as es- corts and paid all the bills. JULIE BAKER Girls' Vice President President, Girls' League An innovation was a tea with gay autumn trimmings given for the mothers of the council members. In addition the group distributed bas- kets of food among needy families at Thanksgiv- ing, Christmas, and Easter. The Council achieved a successful year with the aid of Mrs. Barbara Scifers, sponsor.

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BARBARA N. SCIFERS, B.A. Dean of Girls University of Montana Portland State College University of Oregon Sponsor, Girls' League and Future Teachers Bottom row: Maude Joslyn, BUSINESS OFFICE, Stella Russell, BUSINESS OFFICE. Second row: Catherine Wilson, PAYROLL CLERK AND BOOKKEEPER, Martha Mar- tin, BUSINESS OFFICE, Nora Ringle, MANAGER OF BOOKS AND SUPPLIES. NELL KIMBALL Attendance Clerk GRANT BOYLES, B.A. Vocational Co-ordinator Casper Junior College University of Wyoming Sponsor, Student Council WALTER SAVAGE, B.S., M.S. Business Manager University of Wyoming University of Washington University of California OTHILIE C. JACK Secretary to the Superintendent