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

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Qgr,.0is ,CI First row: N. Bartholome, V. Smith, P. Powers, J. Carl- M. Cranmore, G. Davidson. Third row: M, Cheney, T, holm, F. Gortemaker, C. Patrick. Second row: K. Ren- Elrod, V. Robb, D. Roudebush, D. Mumford, L. Davidson, tzsch, A. Wymore, C. Madison, J. Carlholm, C. Beam, A. Smith. Upon the girls of today depend the successful homes of tomorrow. The F. H. A. members at GCHS strive to carry out their slogan Toward New Horizons . Their special project for this year is making Thanksgiving favors for the patients of the local hospital, Their goal for this year is to become an honor chapter. This year they observed National F. H. A.Week with a bunkle drive,a win- dow display. a night meeting and by making safety posters. Commentator, Ver- netta Smith explains while our own Powers Model, --M Pat Powers shows adress from one of the local y stores. Attendant Gayle This was all part of the F. H. A. Style Show. Davidson assists on stage.

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1952 The theme of Out In Front is very well carried out by the afore mentioned cartoons along with des- criptive writing. Student life occupies aprominent portion of the book and many of the pictures in this section were taken with our own publications equipment. As in previous years, the more than liberal support of merchants has made possible this outstanding annual. Glenna Mong, Business Manager Carolyn PaUiCk'AC3df3miCS Lowell Kroeger-Sports Editor tiff '10 3 '1I1.i 'r' June Carlholm-Activities Insignia of our national association fim- Jane Hehnke-Advertising Floyd Hildreth- Freshman Editor VX SEMI' AS N0 .gnu- ,

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA -1 ,?W l. FIRST ROW: H. Rogers, P. Robinson, D. Paisley, D. Orr, R. Cheney. SECOND ROW: O. Kaschke, B. Orr, I. Rob- inson, Mr. Ruden, B. Heath, I. Dilley, G. Rounsborg. Garden County is largely an agricultural area. The young men of our school need an opportunity to practice rural leadership. This is the principal aim of F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America is the oldest organization at G.C.H.S. This group was first organized in 1931. The Future Farmers program of work includes several important goals. They work to improve the general appearance of the campus and to make students and the public more safety minded on farms and in homes. Mr. W. L. Ruden leads this group in their activities. The County Super- intendent , Mrs . Velva Mumfordg Soil Con- servation District representative, Mr. Larry Jorisg County Agent, Mr. Wm. Main,Mr. Ruden, the F.F.A., and the Voc Ag boys co-operated in a wind breakpro- ject demonstrated in the rural schools.