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

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VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE The Vocational Agriculture department offers a practical terminal course in applied vocational training. The most successful students are those who have the desire to spend long studious hours to achieve their goal of future farmers. Many of these young men in later years will help build up the soil, improve brood herds, and through other practices create a greater abundance out of our agriculture resources. Improving the farmstead, improving farm implementation and, in general, raising the stand- ards of living through a more economic tillage of the soil are part of the long range objectives. Preparing these young men for their future work is Mr. Walter L. Ruden. MR. WALTER L. RUDEN B,S,, University of Nebraska M,S,, University of Nebraska I0

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STUDENT COUNCIL Bill Orr Don Orr Patty Loomis Secretary-Treasurer President Vice-President The Student Council at Garden County High School in its fifth year continues as an affiliate of the National Association of Student Coun- cils. Major accomplishments include the first annual Homecoming Parade and celebration, the dedication of the new stadium, the stu- dent's new social room, Boy's and Girl's County Government, ac- tive planning for the stadium, the special convocations and the spon- soring of the third annual Achievement Day. Pictured below in session is the GCI-IS Student Council. Left to right are Mary Mong, Dick Smith, Don- na Roud ebush, Gloria McCord, Gerry Stahley. Merilyn Nygren, Orville Kaschke, Jim Majors, KayeHEhI1kC Carol Robinson, Jack Morrow, Carol Madison, Mr. Saunders, Patty Loomis, Bill Orr, and Don Orr. iv' ,, X4

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,i6T' ..,,, MISS ESTHER VAUGHN B S Colorado ASLM HOME ECONOMICS Ivfany of our g1rls learn to understand the respons1b1l1t1es obl1gat1ons and prnflleges of home membersh1p dur1ng therr sophomore Jumor and sen1or years through the many op porturutxes offered by the home econom1cs department They learn to develop leadersh1p and cooperat1on whlch are attr1butes to a home Home makmg 1s also a preparatory course for those w1sh1ng to make lt a profess1on 1n an 1nst1tut1on of h1gher learmng The prlmary ObJCCt1VCS of thls year's Clas ses were study careers household eqmpment decoratlng the home plannurg wardrobes fund amentals of sewmg mfant care and home care of the S1Ck Classes become more rnterestmg because outs1de author1t1es 1n the profess1on prov1de lectures and demonstrauons concernlng the varlous f1elds of home econom1cs MISQ Esther Vaughn1s the head of the home economms department ll