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

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HISTORY H1story 1S the wrxtten record of man s re lat1onsh1p wlth h1S ne1ghbors as he trles to mold a better world 1n wh1ch to l1ve As each generatlon makes 1tS contrlbutlon to progress sharlng common mterests and knowledge of the m1stakes of the past and the present we move 1n the d1rec t1on of a more peaceful natlon and a happ1er more well rounded l1fe Students reahze that th1s 1S the only way to keep not only Garden County I-hgh School out 1n front but to secure that pos1t1on for theu' nat1on Only 1n Amerlca does the school system offer unfettered chan th ac s of l f M1ss Busey IS 1n charge of the h1story de partment Mlbb N121 LIE BUS-EY B S Northern State Teachers College Iowa State UIIIVLISLIY 20 ii lil

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MR DARRELLV SNOW Colorado ASLM VETERAN AGRICULTURE The Veterans Vocational Agriculture Training Course was established at Garden County High School in 1950. This is a practical on-the-farm training program that involves those veterans with World War ll benefits. Here at GCHS we have the maximum twenty- five student class under the instructorship of Mr. Darrell Snow. The Veterans Administration pays for the entire cost of the housing, instruction and the administration as well as providing an assistance allowance for those veterans who take part in the training. Most all of the students are former Garden County High School graduates and welcome the opportunity to return to school to refresh their minds on current best practices as well as learn ing new concepts in theory and practice The 'On the farm training program has another advantage of further uniting the com munity and the school if 152543, rib-r-sau 'Vi warm I9

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LIBRARY The library at Garden County High School may, most assuredly, be referred to by the stu- dents as 'our library!' Although it is a large room, the library, with its expansive windows and many study tables, emits an air of good feeling and invitiveness. Over 1500 books are included in our library. These are supplemented by a number of peroidical magazines covering many fields. Vocational books, reference encyclopedia, atlases, dic- tionaries, and fictional and non-fictional literature make their contributions to library reading mater- ial. All students at Garden County High partake of the many gifts the library has to offer at one period or another during the day. Pictured above are head student librarian Carolyn Patrick and assistant librarian Bill Orr as they discuss library procedures, 21