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

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taters Ten boys and twelve girls from the iunior class were bestowed the honor of being delegates to Wonderful Wyoming Boys' and Girls' States, where the students were allowed to view first-hand the functioning of our legislative and iudicial branches of government. The future seniors experienced the activities tra- ditional to the learning program sponsored by the American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary. Cam- paigns for office were conducted under the ban- ners of the Frontier and Pioneer Parties. Each nominee exhibited his creativity by the costume, handouts, and speech necessary for candidacy. Speakers included Governor Hansen, Sec. of State Thyra Thomson, and Chief Justice Glenn Parker. But above the campaign skits and the seemingly continual singing of songs, the learning sessions of the girls, at the University of Wyoming, and the boys, at the Douglas Fairgrounds, proved a re- warding educational opportunity. The culmination of the week came when the Staters assumed the seats of the Senate, House, and court at the Capitol in Cheyenne, demonstrat- ing for one day their prowess in governmental ad- ministration. Left to right, sitting: Pete McKeever, Bruce Anderson, John Whiston, Greg Hueni, John Oden, Bob Edelman. Standing: Barry Hoke, Bob Hardy, Bob Kegley, Mike Best. Jr 'WI