Garden County High School - Eagle Yearbook (Oshkosh, NE)

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.GARDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Student Council ang' -v'T'7 'XG -3 fu. 5 T' tk m Bob Barnwell Sally Martinez Joan Casey 'l'he Student Council of Garden County High School is in its third year of activities. They are proud of their affiliation with the National Association of Student Councils and strive to conduct the organization according to the standards of the association. A student body convocation is conducted each month for the benefit of all students. At these general assemblies outstanding business personalities give talks or demonstrate the part they take in the affairs of the community. Educational films are often presented at these programs. The girls social room was one of the projects effected by this group of studentebody representatives. The student council in session. Pictured left to right are: I. Morrow, Mr. Saunders, l. l-lehnke, D. Cooper, Mr. Vlferesh, G. Mong, M. Cozby, l. Iohnson, I. Robinson, G. Rook, B. Lance, M. Rogers, I. Skinner, I. Casey, B. Barnwell. and S. Martinez. an V' 'Ig :Maw N

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GARDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Board of Regents mn... Mr. Thad Patrick Mr. John Ross I 1 Mr. Herbert Johnson Mr. Wm, Munson President of the board is Mr. Thad Patrick. Mrs. Alice Blausey is the secretary-treasurer. Mr. Vtfilliam Munson, Mr. lohn Ross, and Mr. Herbert Johnson are the other members. The Garden County High School Board of Regents has three essential functions. These are planning, legislating and evaluating. Planning consists of formulating the school policy in co-operation with the professional school personnel. Legislating is approving the means by which the policy may be executed. Evaluating is appraising the work of the school and the professional leaders. Capable and well liked, the board continues to strive for better educational facilities and opportunities for the students of our community. Inspecting the hallway at Garden County High School are Mr. Weresh, Mr. Williams, Mr. Ross, Mr. Munson, and Mr. Iohnson. ri 'WM' Q ' I ...WN M . fy . f. i A fp- V .5 l T C tt Y Tikes X 1 gf

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. VCDCATIONAL W AGRICULTURE Mr, Walter L. Ruden The day has passed when a young man can start farming with little or no equipment. Now it requires large investments in land and machinery. Live- stock and crops contend with new pests and diseases which require special treatment. Courses in vocational agriculture combine book theory with their practical application. Students, through their home projects, learn to meet problems on a small scale. ln their future life they can apply these solutions to their larger problems. Skill which they learn in our shop will help them to take Care Of their equipment and machinery in the future. Farm management Classes learn to handle a farm effectively for satisfactory returns and a reason- able standard of living. Adult classes in welding are offered to the community. This department serves a vocational need for our students as well as assisting those already established in the field. The head of the Vocational Agriculture Department is Mr. Walter L. Ruden. X