Garden City Community College - Broncbuster Yearbook (Garden City, KS)

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WIP? cw IZ GLWUCQW . W-az : 3 23 'M W If RQ FIRST ROW: J. R. Jones, Harold Fansler, Kenneth Lyon, and Charles Renick. SECOND ROW: Everett Miller, Mrs. J.E. Dale, Mrs. L.R. Kester, and Helen M. Reed. - Secretary to Dean Secretary to Dean, MRS. ALMA PROUDFIT MRS. DORA THOMAS Office Staff, MRS. DAVID WILLIAMS, and BETTY JOHNSON if. lf he fn I I ' .5 A 5 W 4 fl g 5 is 6 U y WN . K W fi W W H ,........... A Secretary to Board of Education MRS. HELEN REED This page the compliments of IDEAL FOOD STORES

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diccltion To the football team and coaches of Garden City Junior College, who, by their valor and good sportsmanship, their never say die spirit, a commendable record that won the State Championship and participation in the Little Sugar Bowl Classic, we proudly dedicate this annual. This page the compliments of WILLIAMS MUSIC COMPANY

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ADMINI. RATI ' EEDW Yearbooks are always interesting. The interest of the present class in the current book will increase with the passing of time. This year has been a strenuous one marked by uncertainty and tension due to world affairs. lt has been difficult to make plans for the future. ln spite of all the unrest, students are to be comp- limented for doing an admirable piece of work. The year has been a challenging one to you, and you have carried on with remarkable vigor and enthusiasm. Our very best wishes are yours. All of us will do well to re- member that failures in life are not those who are unable to win great victories, but those who never seriously try. Our students have dedicated the Broncbuster to the State Champion Football Team of 1950. We are proud that it takes students who are above average to produce a championship team. Our present student body has performed with efficiency in the classroom as well as in athletic competition. May this book be a constant reminder of a year well spent in the classroom and in the various activities sponsored by the Garden City Junior College. 1 I As we look back across the year's happenings we observe many events of note. One of those is a football championship. Yet more important than the season's football record is what that record signifies: a series of personal campaigns to gain in- dividual proficiency and at the same time to lose self in a larger effort. That will to excellence is not peculiar to footballers, nor is the value of teamwork limited to the athletic field. Indeed other phases of college life, though less spectacular, are equally significant. Today statistics measure the success of the l950 grid season, but itwill be the permanent and ever-needed yardage gains in dis- cipline, diligence, dependability, and selflessness that will measure its influence long after the trophies are tarnished. If This page the compliments of BAKER'S