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

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of em currenT song hiT, The Rose Bowl cham- pion, The Tad of The day, or The Pres- idenT's accomplishmenTs in Washing- Ton. This is The TirsT Time ThaT a Touch of currenT evenTs has been added To The regular copy of your MUSTANG. IT is hoped ThaT because of Those al- lusions, in years hence you will be able To recall more vividly The hap- penings of T954 and l955. Yes, This is your T955 MUSTANG, yours To enioy boTh The day iT is re- leased and for years To come. And iT is The mosT sincere wish of each and every member of The MUSTANG sTaTT ThaT because of The liberTies we have Taken wiTh The sTory of ,your school year, This annual will mean much more To you Than does The ordinary year- book. Www

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606 0 Summer, Fall, Winter, and Spring: This is the story ot your school year as it happened, month by month, sea- son by season. lt is the story of your Prom, your pep assemblies, your foot- ball team, your sessions with Caesar and Cicero, and your struggles through shorthand and business law. Most ac- tivities are listed in chronological or- der. Because of the freshman's early fall bewilderment at the maze of halls in N.C.H.S., the production of the all important Follies in November by the members of the junior class, or the senior's glory at commencement time, the classes too are filed according to the months in which they held the spotlight. In addition, you will find th a t throughout the MUSTANG oc- casional references are made to the

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From left to right: Geary Prugh, photographers assistant: John Kukura, assistant business manager: Jim Walker, photographer's assistant: Frances F. Feris, co-sponsor: Mary Bunce, editor: David Gregorich, photographer: Gaye Wehrli, photographer: Gwendolyn Hill, co-sponsor: Marcia Callister, copy editor: and Ruth Carlson, printer. Mary Bunce Csittingl editor, is consulting with the business staff: Marilyn Hawkins, advertising assistant: and Bill lserman, business m anage ,, 745 Smff ,,,--c 'wlW Here the MUSTANG staff of 1954-55 is pictured in its own private domain, the darkroom. Among the confusions of film holders, enlargers, and paper cutters, pictures were developed, print- ed, enlarged, and cropped. Here the acl pages were set up and the copy was written and edited. We utilized the seasons, for in the summer we planned, in the fall we set up the dummy, -in the winter we accumulated our pictures and copy, and in the spring we met our last deadline. At the Journalism Conference at the University of Wyoming, the MUSTANG was proud to receive the following awards: first places for copy and pho- tography, a second place for the fea- ture section, and runner-up place for all-round production.