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

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45 JUNIORS-Cronen. Be-gley. Crowell. Brown. O'Cnnnor. and Pittxnan-funk 21 brsathvr and clleckefl their programs under the waves. 'plum 5 law 'VAV' A ,...,... .X pf-arly nysu-1' shell Svrvewl 215 a camp Putty Samue-Isun cluvks lay a row of rustling iaffvta and fluffy organdy clressvs and under the HTL'llWZ1y nf ilu- grand march. hm-adecl lay Lee Roy Parsunx and Marie liissucwa.

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TRACK SQUAD Top row: Donald Lee Moore, George Smith, Hi Gernert, Bob Thompson, Bill Riley, Bill Mills. Gene Meyer. Middle row: Mary Bollington, Ray Mora, lim Pettipiece, Ted Sellars, Skip De Vault. Bottom row: John Cote, John Nlichie. Charles Higgens, Dick Gardner, Russell Donley. Individual prowess leads to group success. Track is the final event in athletics during the school year. Here competition is different from that of football and basketball in that each boy competes against his own best efforts. Every boy is on his own. Track competition ended a season, but it be- gan one too, for the coaches worked with the under- classmen in the spring and discovered possibilities for football and its traditional September and October games with the Double MAN schools and with our rivals in South Dakota and Nebraska. Boys practicing for track seem to be as much a si n of s rin in Gas er as robins on 8 P g P the lawns. Hope was high for a successful season in football as Coach Cheeley checked out equipment to the following boys: Bob Thompson, Dave Noonan, Buck Buchanan, ,lay Edmondson.

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The juniors bade goocl-bye to the Class of ,55 and ushered in their own senior year with thr- ,Iunior Prom. Fathoms of Fantasy. df? for Petr' Adams and his band. An orange octopus brought with him an almost tangible' Hair of salt water.