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

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ivy' SOCIAL it l Y? .- liar U Q gt V 128' Q 'Q 1 i st. Mr. f'l9y lilirhemditwr Scwifil F':i+'2hrv ire lelfzrwzrzq tri ll'Jf3 M9 fl qroiirl 'tt Q: f'Q3izlgfl1Q1li lflttvr 'ht thiriqfl in 'w.'l'ii h VIF3' thiril-1 zwfiflty zshrwlild :aiit'tiQQd, Thar riiirrwset ol this c,lcirw1rtriirii1t iss tci twrttth yoiirtfg uitize'-ris it the l.'!f'Tlljf mrtlizw the problems Ot ridtiorise :md know what ihely IIXWCIYI to th-1 pmt :il . lm our study of social isciorico wel study lirst the people of the ll'ifil tf uriderstrmd the Cultures which we have inherited. This leads Us to the study ol the pmserti iri which we iritorpre-t thOso c:iilttirQs irt our own World ssmiiety From the Qxrverivrice of the post and present we prepdre C1 more rieszrly rnerlwfg' cmd secure world lcivr the qerwrutioris of ffmiorrow. Mr. Clay lzliciheriditer is the hedd wt thce Sociftl Scgierice Dervczrtmeiit ttf Grrrdelri County Hiqh School, 42? npr .ff A G ' -zz I -emm- ov For t- 'W W

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,fwfs 'isis COMMERCIAL Iliff ffl Miss Marjorie Ferrell The commercial department of our school prepares students for jobs in the business world, as well as helping to develop skill for their own personal use. After completion of the commercial course offered at Garden County High School, many students go directly to work in offices of this and other com- munities. The course is preparatory for bookkeepers, typists, receptionists, and stenographers. In meeting the needs of the students for vocational training, and by pro- viding practice at the school and in offices of the community, this department provides a special service of on the job training . As another concrete relationship between school and community, an evening adult typing class was provided for interested patrons. All of this is made possible through maintenance of a fine department which has many new typewriters designed by the several outstanding manu- facturers, and other laboratory equipment, including duplicators, and office machines. Miss Marjorie Ferrell is head of the Commercial Department,

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MUSIC ' K X J Mr. Henry Listiakll 4 ff I4 ff' I, ix' -ffl 'L ff 4 T t . qlgff' I 5 'X The music curriculum at GCHS is, perhaps, the students best opportunity to gain a valuable, lasting experience in one of the fine arts. Nearly all of our students carry the cultural aspects and the avocational tendency to use and appreciate music into their later lives. The music department is dedicated to the purpose of accomplishing these aims. Music combines tones in melodies, rhythmic and harmonic order, which necessitates study. The Garden County High School students participate in various musical activities such as band, instrumental groups, girls and boys glee club, small vocal groups and mixed chorus. There are also baton twirling students who add brilliance to our marching band. Mr. Henry Listiak is the director ot the Music Department.