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

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K G. c. CLUB Frrst row D Haddrx I Frrede C Smrth D Orr F ers JMcKune E Rrbble Coach Cochrane Th1rd row Hrldreth L Kroeger O Kaschke Second row Coach l' Olson J Vrncent B Orr J Majors P Robmson R, Ers JVogler I Robmson G btahley B Heath H Rog Cheney J Morrow V Campbell R Newell The lettermen at Garden County I-hgh School have several major accom The club was f1rst organlzed last year Thelr const1tut1on was approved by the student councll A rev1s1on th1s year, more clearly and spec1f1ca11y states the purposes and prmcrples to wh1ch the members must adhere Last year the club decrded to present the football players who made the most tackles wrth a trophy An accompanymg placque w1l1 remam at the school where the name of each year s wlnner wrll be engraved The recrprent of the frrst award was Chfford Smrth Th1s orgamzatlon promotes the showlng of Un1vers1ty of Nebraska football fllms to meet thelr flnanclal obl1gat1ons The G C Club S 1n1t1at1on and partles are soclal hrghllghts of the school year The GC emblem and letter sweater strrpes are symbols of lettermen rn the G C Club ,L plishments in their development of the G. C. Club. . ' . 6 . 1 . I o I 1 1 .. 1 I I

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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.

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PEP CLUB . Q P 000. qi Q1 Cheerleaders: B. Olson, G. Mong, M. Mong, G. Mc- Ml1mf0fd, C- RObif1S0f1. A. Smith, C. Beam, K. Hehn- Cord. First row: Miss Busey, K. Albee, 1. Carlholm, ke, M. Brown, G. Davidson. Third row: D. Roude- L. Davidson, P. Loomis, J. Morrow, M, Nygren, J, bush, D. Mumford, C. Patrick, V. Smith, F. Gorta- Hehnke, C. Hines, D. Kenowicz, J, Nygren, A, Wy- maker, J. Carlholm, K. Christensen, P. Powers, L. more, Miss Ferrell. Second row: K. Rentzsch, J. oi- Moffat. M. Paisley. N. Ross. N. Barrholome, J. John- son, M. Bennett, C. Madison, P. Frahm, S. Wiberg, 1, son, R. Krenowicz. The pep club of GCHS is an organization whose purpose is to promote enthusiasm at all athletic events of the year. This organization strives to carry the good sportsmanship theme through victory and defeat. The girls work in a co-operative manner so the organization can be looked upon as one which has done its duty Well. Pep club members sell food and confections at all home games to raise money for the annual athletic banquet each spring. This event honors those who have been representatives of the school in the field of athletics. The cheerleader megaphone, the G pennants and the white sweater and purple skirts will identifya Pep Club girl at GCHS.