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

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bm LNBLP 1949 NUMB Decorated for Christmas Secson Music Groups Give Christmas Co Come one' Come al ar the school building V ecorated for Christmas HONOR R041 e FFA 15 sponsoring The students honored for the amor' s cond six weeks are well dis st two years the hght tributed although the sopho on a pnze m the busl mores ar still in t lead by istmas decoration con quue 3 Wm e Future Farmers of SENT D b T W 1 agreed to spf visor tb L O al providing the e ddueu to Ll coratior' rs c t of ti tl-00101 ri ar Gard on secr e two erry Ia red ligl W all the hgh six everg the scho iature x Tb T0 l AS VACA students will y Decembr r Christmt '11 not haw 5 1 until Jaritgi -onRISTWlAb cows oc ATIOY U C Gaiden Cgumy mah in EE HFLD UN 2'l D innudl Christmas co The student countil will hold Decunbel ll 111 thi mg their thnd coivof it on oi De 'C U cenber 23 iodiiiii it Dneetoi fMusic e ilrllljl tak .fill mesent a var of laive and sm which will be c id numbe d Chorus x Carol a id er Blooming ls Glue Club rond secti i forth iuias an Club will gi ig Lord and Bat gn 49 le rio abby Mba ms Qing, ho en for Silent Ni sing ind Birth T' s'1ort intermi after New I acation is q 4 i fgb to tudents and ' a hers to Billboa y jf Religi will be w en s Romance. The band Beneath tl'e Holly and W siiNG . , W , ,Q rcturni- , i on 1- nN COUN IY HIGI . 1 98th it seemed tvident that eficryoie hu enjoyed tlee Wn over Christmas, as them have plunn' P . . er communities. School sed on Friday to allow RS.'l ROW: Mr. Saunders H. Robb J. Guenin V. Swain. SECOND ROWr J. Morrow J. McKee A. Bartholome J. Casey J. Emerson. THIRD ROW: L. Senteney B. Barnwoll. J. Tapp F. White T. Carlson. Regfiment will complete grim. If you wese Wzillfine throuffh I1t1,mKS.iViu,,. Vavmm . - the halls at passing time on . D . mensely. .ovember 29 you miffht have GCHS journalism class has the responsbility of the official school paper, the Eagle Beakon. This is the fourth year that our paper has been printed and distributed to the students. A different theme each month on such subjects as health de- mocracy church etiquette and citizenship has been utilized by the monthly editors of the current volume. loann Guenin is editor ot the Eagle Beakon, Tom Carlson handles the business manaqement and lack Morrow serves as the sports editor. The entire class co-operates on arranainq and writina various articles under the direction of Mr. lack Saunders. .1554 x 9' Q . - Y X Ur. Z t 'fr S 0 I 0 o N - 'l . F ' if. . I nw' 1 , - x Y ' 1 ' 4 ' K A A I A I v ' Y . . V-fi 1 w 9 1' ' ' l. J t -' r 1' fx 1 . , ' ,, .D W '. V4 ' -- . .p ,' F N ' :I ' x ' ' ' - V. A K rv . . . ' 'fi gg i . t '- ffl - I V - . . R I - ' Q. 1 . ,1 1 I rf. p.,l,.:.. Wi: fy, . O v H - cr' of rose 'z 'fi ot 1' b A , I W 'D - - - 'Bo' dia O 'fl' ' 'A r size ' ' . r ' ' ' ' J . A . ,V , cf . - ' Q .1 V - Q2 , Ann 'Sf K 11 . c ' .W .W L ' 4 . em V, N ,Q W A I '4-P . ,I f 4. 4 ' ' 1 'O fivimr 4 4' 3 :' V . n ' d shru. tffitf f - 3 J s - . . - 1 ' 'ef j . 'J W' 'CI' S 1IlCll.l 1:22. ' E ' 'W - .31-Qfg, . ' f ' fi ffifj, ,Q . . 4 , 3 K 935 J ' ,K V V 4 VA T fig? 1 e' e r ' , Q, V ' 5 9 A tn' YQ 4 , Mr y . -9'1 f.',ffQ k w ' y 1 1 . I . H V : I ., M. L! 1 4 ' 3 - Q 'GC 'R' . ne. ' F ' . . 1 1 A ... ,W . . nn M 3 . ,-vs my ',. -- l i . ,,, A . .,,. .M L ' ' ' c , if 'Y , i :Q l , K A I I 6 5 1 f ... ,lf 5 f M ' tb ' . A 1 . .. X I J at h C .. . the . , 1 ' 1 i ' 1 d 1 .45 Q A l ' t 1 ' n 5 ' ' o W un ' ' t D u 1 Q ., 1 L 1.- 5 1 7 1 I c 4 , , 1 . 5 , t 1 v , y . Q . l f V f

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Future Farmers of America D Vw? 1. J . t My y ..y P. T Q ',,jT'ls an 'iv' .Z ,A,n.2?..3.E.h... FIRST ROW: D. Cooper, J. Carlson, J. Tapp, D. Shearer, D. Orr, R. White. SECOND ROW: O. Kaschke, A. Erb, B. Heath, Mr. Ruden, M. Kaschke, H. Rogers, J. Emerson. THIRD ROW: S. Custer, R. Cheney. F. Johnson, F. White, D. Waltman, P. Robinson, D. McCormac. : The Oshkosh Chapter of Future Farmers of America is the oldest activity at Garden County High School. The primary objective is to develop competent rural leadership. Our location in an agricultural area lends special significance to this organization at Garden County High School. The need tor capable leaders is increasing in such fields as co-operative enterprise soil conservation, and movements to improve better farm life in our community. The GCHS chapter has been honored for excellence for their efforts in these pursuits. The program this year included the FFA and FHA party, the trip to North Platte Experiment Station, the Initiation ot Greenhands, a Parents' Night, and a spring camp at Lake McConnaughey. The officers are: President, Ioe Emerson: Vice President, Freddy Iohnsong News Reporter, lack Dilieyy Treasurer, Don Cooper: Secretary, Paul Robinson: and Sentinel, Richard White. at H...

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Qvefsz' J 1 ' ' ifi ijgi .P Q1 g,ZQ. 'ifJfZ?f555 , u. if cxadf MM fpfidffwf '7ff4rU f 7 yy 7 ,M fpfffjyfff f QA, vyaywffif NN t if ww 1 it n- gtfjktfl fi PM row enzfayafzu .awe im f.QJ.fem C a 'f.aZ,7,aff CHEERLEADERS B Olson M Mong C Paisley J Casey I Mumpford G Mong FIRST ROW S Martinez G Davidson V Swain H Robb J White D Zorn S Wxberg M Jacobs R Finch B Martinez P Atkinson Miss Allen SECOND ROW: D. Krenowicz M. Viola J. Pullen J. Johnson P. Loomis P. Smith P. Brown L. Davidson N. Knerr A. Smith M. Krenowicz S, Wyatt E. Nielson THIRD ROW: C. Zorn B. Lance V. Smith F .Gortemaker E. Keenan L. Heath J Borges P. Powers D. Henderson C. Patrick L. Moffat H. Saunders J. Hehnke The pep club is an organization whose purpose is to arouse enthusiasm for our athletic events. The aim of the club is to instill certain fundamental ideals The girls serve as leaders at all athletic games. They demonstrate the acceptable behavior so those who do not understand good sportsmanship may have a chance to do so. The Garden County High School Pep Club serves as an ambassador from the school, behaving as ladies should at home or in other towns. They have found a large amount of co-operation is necessary in their club functions and practice it with the cheerleaders as they lead the school at pep sessions. At all home games they sell food and confections. The income from their efforts is used to finance the annual athletic banquet. This affair is semi-formal with the pep club girls and athletes taking an active part. . 1,75 1 , Q1 mifjf , f QW! .J Q ff!-f t few if E F .Q , JDK . ' t X5 N M C1 1 3 L' 5 t fr X -iq . Y , l nr ' ' f' L V Q5 X ll I. E Q ' q Y 1 N l S l . sl , 57-