Newcastle High School - Yearbook (Newcastle, WY)

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'The EW CLAS TI C stag june Frazine Carl Sundstrom Editor-in-Chief cBusiness Manager Erma Zanoni Qlssistant Editor Catherine Kirby Leo Cummings cf4d'vertising Mgr. effssistant Editor

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SCHOOL nisfrmcr ONE iii..-..-. Perhaps most high school pupils, are loyalto their school, but think little of the general district of which the high school is only a part. - District One covers more than 900 square miles-only 100 square miles less in area than the state of Rhode Island. There are 13 rural schools, three school bus drivers, six teachers at Cam- bria and 17 teachers at Newcastle. Rural schools that meet certain requirements are given a plate STANDARD RURAL SCHOOL. Rural schools are as anxious to be STANDARD as our high school is to be ACCREDITED. Un- til this school year there- were only two standard schools in the county,-Osage and Clifton. District One has this year standard- ized the Fiddler Creek, Long Draw and Rochelle rural schools. Half of our high school enrollment comes from rural schools, and our district tried to maintain as good rural schools as possible both because it is just and because it enables us to secure better trained eighth grade graduates for high school. Fifty five rural pu- pils have been enrolled in Newcastle high school the present year.

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CDedication With our thoughts on everything you have done far us and on how you have hehbea' us reach the height 'where 'we now stancL -we the Senior Class of ,27, affectionately dedicate this Annual to you, our helofved teacher and spon- sor-f9VIRS. QRAHAM.