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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

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ROSS MR, AUFDENGARTEN Board of Regents STUDENT COUNCIL Continuing their excellent work in helping plan and supervise many of the School functions, they also help in forming vavh class's opinions. F acult MR. JOH P. GRAHAM M . BOB NICHOLAS M . BOB THOMPSON B.M., M.M., North A.B. Nebraska Wesley- B.S., Oklahoma AGM Texas State, Music an University Vocational Agriculture Language Arts M . JAMES H. CAIN A.B., Colorado State Teachers College Mathematics M . FREDERICK BEAN MISS ESTHER VAUGHN MISS NELLIE BUSEY B.S., University of B.S., Colorado AEN B.S., Northern State Nebraska Home Economics Teachers College Science Iowa State University History Social Science MR. ALEX COCH ANE H.B. Hastings College History Social Science M . CLARENCE HOWE B.S., Tahlequah Teachers College Commercial C gwf The Students in wolf' CLASSES sf- 1' 'Z' v- r- ax te I .1 ,tg l .J- '+ 1 .. ' f xx -1. f .. , 4 5 R A . 1.1: wifi gif' Qi' 1555 KAI . . 5i'g1?fgqQgi ' gm AQ-Y J 5- , -3 Ill' wi. 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Mixed Chorus 4,' Dramatics 2,3,4, Student Council Secretary 2, Natio- Honor Society 3,4 Class President 4, Class Play 3, Pres. Dramatics Club 1 4, Homecoming Queen 4. H DOROTHY KRENOWICZ Quill H Scroll 3,4, President 1, Dramatics 3, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Glee Club l,3,4, Mixed Chorus l,3,4, Sgt. at Arms 3, Sect. 4, Class Play 3, Pres. of Pep Club 4, Homecoming Queen 3. , ,...f.-i:..,.i-.,Ls- . JOANN JOHNSON Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Band l,2,3,4, Dramatics 2, Sewing Club 3, Vice- Pres. 3,4, Council 1,2, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Fine Arts Honor, Tres. Pep Club 2.3, Society, National F.H.A. 1,2, Student Honorary Society 3,4. .ii .. -....1....., ..-. .um cAsToN mee Club 1,2,4, G.C. Club 3,4, Cho- rus 1,2,4, Basket- ball 2,3,4, Foot- ball 2,3,4, Track 3, Student Council 3, Sgt. at Arms 4, Dramatics 3, G,C. Club Sgt. at Arms 4ei...,.--.1,.... C . .J . .. . ,im KATIE ALBEE Art Club 1.2, Sewing Club 3,4, Band 1,2,3 Journalism 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Glee 1,2,3,4, F,H,A, l,2, National Honor Society 3, Class Play 3, Student Council 4. LUELLA HEATH Glee l,4, Chorus 1,4, Art Club 2,3,4, Pep Club l,2, F,H.A, l, Sewing Club 4, Fine Arts Honor Society 3. HAROLD KEENAN Manual Arts 4, Camera Club 2, Journalism 4, Band 1, Glce l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, JOYCE ARNOLD Glee Club l,2,3,4, Band l,2, Mixed Chorus 4, Dramatics 2,3,4, Pres. of Dramatics 4, Fine Arts Honor Society 4, Vice-Pres, Dramatics 4. JIM JAMESON SHIRLEY FRENCH Art Z,3,4, Fine Arts Honor Society 3,4, Girls Glee l,4, Chorus 4, G.A.A. l. Art Club 2, Camera Club 3, E Secretary-Tres. 3, Boys Glee l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4. JERRY MCKUNE Camera Club 2,3, Boys Glee l,2,3,4, Band 1,2 3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4, Boys Quartet l,2, Football 4, Basketball 3,4, National Athletic Honor Society 4, F.F.A. 1,2, o.c. Club a,4. U. KQNEQ gy' , fggiw Q -.. t QQQQ 5, a N.w:iTE ? g? f?:3E5 ,ter '23 5 at Shu , S 3' Q 3 . J .tu I ifEi :Q ,srE3. saeyem.ew a3Ef??fti-faia-iafff ii 3gi.g!,a?14i T. WARREN MIZELL Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Band l,2,3,4, Art Club 2, Journalism 4, Student Manager l. DON HADDIX Glee Club 1,2,3,4, G.c. Club 2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Basketball 2, 3,4, Football 2,3,4, Track 4, National Athl- etic Honor Society 4, Fine Arts Honor Society 3,4, Quill L Scroll 4, Eagle Beakon 3,4, Art Club 2,3,4, F.F.A. l. JEAN JENSEN Girls Glee l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, G.A.A 1, Dramatics 2,3,4. v LILA MOFFAT Pep Club l,2,3,4, Girls Glee l,3, Mixed Chorus 3, Band l,2,3,4, Dramntics 4, Secretary 3, National Honor Society 4, F.H.A. 1, Art Club 2. MARY MONG Cheerleader l,2,3,4, Girls Glee l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus l,2.3,4, Student Council l,2,3,4 Pres, 3, Soc. Pep Club 4, Sec. of Senior Class 4, National Honor Society 2,3, Fino Arts Society 4, Sec. of F.H.A. 2, Junior Class Play, Band l,2,3,4 Dramutics Club 3, F.H.A. l,2. JIM ROBINSON National Honor Society 2,4, G.C. Club l,2,3,4, Quartet l,2,3,4, Foot- ball 3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Track 3,4, National Athletic Society 3,4, Boys Glee l,2,3,4, Chorus l,2, 3,4, Band l,2,3,4, F.F. l,2,3, Dramatics 2, Class Pres. 4, Vice- Pres. 3, Sec. 2, Fine Arts Honor Society 4. DONNA TINDALL A. MERILYN NYGREN Pep Club l,2,3,4, Band 2, Glee 2,3,4, Pep Club Treas. 2, P.C. Pres. 3, P.C. Vice-Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. of Senior Class 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 2, Student Council 3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Sewing Club 2. BILL ORR Band l,2, F.F.A. l,2,3 4, Class Pres. 1,2,3, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Student Council 2,3,4, Sec. of S.C. 3, Pres. of S.C. 4, Hobby Club 2, National Athletic Honor Society 3,4, Glee Club 4, Chorus 4, Basketball 2,3,4, Football 4. GERALD ROUNSBORG Football 4, G.C. Club 4, Band l,2,3,4, Camera Club 2,3,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Boys Quartet l,2,3,4, Fine Arts Honor Society 2,3,4, F.F.A. l,2,3. LAWRENE PETERSON Glee Club 2,3, Art Club 2, Sewing Club DORIS TEPPERT Glee Club l,2, Scwi Club 2,3,4. 4 ng JOE VOGLER Sewing Club 3. Dramatics Camera Club 2,3, Manual Glee Club l.2.3,4, Chorus Arts 2.4, Glee 3,4, Foot- 2,3,4, Band l,2,3,4. ball 2,3,4. Track 2,3,4. G.C. Club 2.3,4, Journal- ism 4, National Athletic honor Society 3. Vice- Pres. 2, ...C f-r Q JUNE WHITE SELHA WIBERG Sewing Club 2,3.4, Band Sewing Club 2, Dramalics 1 Pep Club l, Glee Club 2, Junior Class Play 3, l.2,3,4, Chorus 4. Glow Club l.2.3.l, Chorus l,'.Z.1l.-1,!l1xndl..!,fi.4, Hcp Club l,2.3, E H,A. l.l. L - I ,ff-.v We The Students HO ORS Se Y 3, - 4 .4 ,Q ,petit 'Sa 42 Y ab Q, wx- -J 1 'fir v Y . 'Y x e iff' , 'Qi . -,gym W- XS, . ag Af-if ..,X, A k L A fx .i -. . Q . , ,, Q Q ,iw-X 3 ,J..'-HJ' 5-'ffl e - QQ e fri ,rv K fx' kffs w , , 'jg -4-K - QW fkgfxi' R eq '?s1,'f': Agn A +5 Q92 M11 Q.: king, ar- rl e.:5INfKff'N az , 39,17-2. . -,Z ,-'Q ii. gr ,w 1. V, 4-Liga 1, ki' 'wif'-.-N N' .15 ,gal v, as fgrifye A egg . - Q 1 ' fi . , --S. ., --ff jf' X. WJ j 15 Xc- ational Honor Society SEATED: Mr. Saunders, D. Roudebush, L. Moffat, D. Lance. STANDING: G. McCord, B. Orr, J. Robinson, S. Tinkham, J. Johnson A student while attending school has many opportunities to be recognized for outstanding work. Perhaps the highest and hardest achievement to attain is membership in the National Honor Society. . This group was organized in 1948. Those accepted for membership proved outstanding in scholarship, service, character, and leadership. This organization requires highest standards and gives members a high goal for which to strive. We feel that these selected students are truly the leaders of our school and will continue to be leaders throughout their lives. uill and Scroll . , ,, . , hl..'lH.l'. lx. Alb' 1-, nr. Ninn-Inns. lx. Rt'lll.YHm'l STAAIPING: lv. Burke, ll. Iigxndirz, J. Morrow. The International Quill and Scroll is an honor society for superior journalistic achievement among High School Journalists. Students in order to be eligible for this honor must have written a minimum of 60 inches of accepted copy or have contributed out- standing work Editorially or in management. They must maintain a minimum 'B' average in all High School subjects and receive the recommendation of the Publications adviser as well as be acceptable to the Faculty Honorary Committee. The society was established in 1947. Its purpose is to create the spirit and incentive of high ideals in journalism. Students selected to the society are entitled to wear the Quill and Scroll Pin to signify their membership in the Society. National Athletic Scholarship Society SEATED: W. Wallace, Mr. Cain, Mr. Cochrane, D. Haddix. STANDING: T. Olson, B. Orr, H. Heath, J. Robinson, J. McKune. The National Athletic Scholarship Society, founded in 1925, was formed to give high school athletes a deeper foundation in sportsmanship, scholarship, and citizenship. By realizing the need for all these requisites, athletes may help both themselves and their school in the field of sports. In order to be eligible for this society, a boy must earn a varsity letter in either a major or minor sport. His scholarship must be higher than the general average of the school, and he must exemplify a high type of sports- manship and citizenship. The faculty must approve the boy's nomination before he may be admitted to the society. Fine Arts Honorary Society lf Ns. FIRST ROW: M. Mong, J. Johnson, G. McCord, D. French. SECOND ROW Mr G I : . raxam, S. French, Mr. Nicholas, D. Roudebush, Mr. Saunders. TOP ROW: J. Morrow, G. Rounsborg, J. Robinson, D. Haddix, J. Arnold. Fine Arts Honorary Society is a society honoring Students outstanding in the fields of art, poetry, dramatics, and music. It was founded at G. C. H. S in 1949. Those honored have shown creditable development in one of these fields of endeavor. Dramatics participants: Joyce Arnold, Donna Roudebush, Mary Mong, Jimmie Robinson, and Joan Morrow. Music: Jimmie Robinson, Gloria McCord, Joan Johnson, Gerald Rounsborg. Art: Dorothy French, Shirley French, Don Haddix. We The Students ACTIVITIES in Q nm., GP? inlay Ne .6135 If HJPQN, THF QUEEN AND HER AT TENUAIN TS 1 W, nm f jUNIOR5f, HOW Y ' , ' 5 s T . X'-s f- hx 1 .ii -' . A 'y H n J, qv, W-v , ' A '- 'xii v- is .. fx 4 . - .J '1 r J 'Ji' ALM -'-xw1Lm YW , L .HTNNXNU on wifi N55 gpm AEBQN 60 17000 571 5 ltr . N. la Nflaxx 1 4. gli -lZf',x-I' 'J , e .ir 4 M, ...V . rl X -1 A UQ3 ' -2 1 g - 1 ' ' A-ai wk 'Sn .. 1:5351 tx' Y. . . l 1 ia'J,g7-, . 5 .P - .5 . .g....-H4-4-- 'f ' The crowd accumulates as many a parent comes to pass judgment upon the students' work throughout the year. SEWING CLUB EXHIBIT SCHOOL EXHILSII no Achievement Day at Garden County High School is annual visitation day for parents, patrons and friends. A program including both music and dramatics students is presented in the auditorium The Student Council and members of the National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, the National Athletic Scholarship Society and the Fine Arts Society are presented and receive their insignia. Special recognition for other outstanding attainment is a part of the convocation. G. C. CLUB EXHIBIT HISTORY EXHIBII -li Punch and cookies were served to the spectators by some of the helpful senior girls. The Achievement Day displays have received wide acclaim. Every academic department, many Nm, activity organizations and several hobby clubs exhibit their work for the enjoyment of the visitors. Clever displays, class projects, club handwork, and the featured Art Exhibit are centers of the attention for school patrons. Class rooms are visited and parents observe the opportunities that their children enjoy in the School which the people of the county have provided. ART CLUB JOURNALISM EXHIBIT ,M s ,Jn EXHIBIT F.A. EXHIBIT paw NNW' 'V ' 1 ll Ill II Ill fl ll! fl lf! m u Ill n nl , 'Q I Y V: ,,T,,,,..m CHEERING SECTION AT GRANT PRIZE WINNER 5i.Qal-Z ar'-- .nn ...ua- .....g--ll on LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM AWAY IN A MANGER ACHIEVEMENT DAY THE BUNNY HOP Mg...- IN THE cooL OF THE MORNING FRESHMEN INITIATION ff, -A rt ,A gm ..,,:. ,.,.,. , I fm., . .,.,a ACHIEVEMENT DAY HUMHCOMING PARADE ,-,NIA CHIIAV H-VI, m1IsRAvx1s1,11: You ' A N1 CHR I STSLXS DXGXSJXN l' ' llljf-11'IClJ',1INC,v i'AH'XlJH KIM' V- ' QIIICHTN BVILL lklxblfh .VH LH!!! ' ' .PLTKWQ N: 19. L . v-lmctzozrbcza EUC-Zum - 2:0-ZCIH sly if gg.QVu YQ.: The theme Stairway to the Stars was carried out in blue and silver colors. A stairway at one end of the gymnasium with a big star at the top and silhouettes around the room helped set the scene. as Q2 .,- if - . 1' . L' HSTAIRWAY - TO - THE - STARS UWATCIIFUL WAITING MUSIC HATH CHARMS TO SOOTIIEH 'THE STAGE YQTNNNN 'Ml ng Lx 5 X ' A L' X . ww WW Mihwyln Mflyhf m ,L xnxx ,NX Wx, '5 If A in ,wil-i'fY1ii,:t H111 k ,iff i.vf3k5,.2A, 'fs jgi rfsfhlxw ' f '.t55a,f'deQflQ4,Wl,f4W-T-Q15f'?ff3kff41i51?Y'Xs 55-Q2 U - gf? l,L: ' by Af' Q, fini! wiht.,-'1'9bg'nu ' 1 f R gags ' ll k . I- . lug ' 1 U81 T:?..'f'.-zu. iz... 'Pk - . I-' ' A '. A -Q. ' 'itllugn !',SAnu!iZRi '3n. -'nun .,, J. f 5. A juli 'gy -. 1 'v.. 'Ulf--, -r - ' u V H. x 9 - 'l,.'i- :flu Crown him lord of All is illustrated here by the crowning of the F.F.A. King and the F.H.A. Queen at the annual Sweetheart Ball. L. to R.: J. Carlholm, G. Rounsborg, attendants, Bill Orr, King, Anna Mae Smith, Queen, J. Morrow, V. Smith, attendants, Miss Vaughn, sponsor. HTHE KING AND QUEENH HCROWNEUH wif F.H.A. STYL ls Q' E SH - Q. OW UPAJAMA TIMEH County Government Day On February 2nd G. C. H. S. students held their final campaign convocation. Speeches were given by all campaign managers and candidates. There was much confusion as the Nationalists and Federalists tried to outdo each other with noise makers and yelling. One committee for each party made up lyrics to several songs and those were sung during the program. Several Nationalist students had a card section and also read poems about different Nationalists members running for office. Federalist band members added to the excitement with snappy band numbers. NATIONALISTS AND FEDERALISTS MEET SPEECH WAR BEGINS INTRODUC ING CANDIDATE fu'Y!'lOT-Al.I5'l' USIIHYTS NATILJNALIST QUAYITLT of 431 -i. slim W. E. Van Norman, left, County chairman, Ace Erb, Center, County Government Plans Arranged Commander, Post 3210, and Jack Saunder, Superintendent of Schools arrange for HBoys and Girls County Government. Solemnly Swear County Clerk Patty Loomis of Garden County High School swears in the Juniors as they begin their duties as jurors. LAWYERS PREPARE BRIEFS County Attorney W. E. Van Norman, center, assists Jim Robinson, right, and Bob Temple, left, to swear out warrants and prepare an Hair- tightn case against the armed robber. Z9 NOT IN-BUT INSPECTING County Sheriff Oz Roberts, center, demonstrates the security devices on a cell of the county Jail. Student Officers Charles Fairchild and Bob McCord do the inspecting. SCHOOL BUSINESS IS COUNTY BUSINESS Student County Superintendent Merilyn Nygren prepares a state report. Mrs. Velma Mumford, County School Superintendent, supervises. THESE ARE THE PROCEEDURES IN A HEARING County Judge Phillip Samuelson, center, explains proceedure to John Friede, in preparation for the HMock Trialu. A df' The People of The State fvs J. C. Schlater, The Accused HTHE WHOLE TRUTH AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTHH Wayne Fickes, an eye witness to the warmed robberyn takes an oath before submitting his testimony in the trial COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Mr. Mark Guenin, Mr. August Buske, and Mr. Paul Temple, standing left to right, pose several county problems for solution by Don Orr, Bill Orr, Jack Morrow, and Donna Eggers, Student County Commissioners. KEEPING ACCOUNTS ON TAXES Tom Olson gets first hand instruction from Ed. S. Wood, County Treasurer. 31 The Freshman initiation, as always, is one of the most enjoyable parties that is put on during the year. The Freshmen were dressed as Mother Goose Rhymes. I I., Left is the Mother Goose Rhyme nJack Sprattn as illustrated by Jack Dayley and Norma Steger. Each contestant had to recite the nursery rhyme corresponding with his costume. 3 Left to Right: M, Kaschke, N. Steger, A. Sutphen, J, Holmes, J- Dilylev. B, Groves, J. Johnson, A Aufdcngarten D Allwe, . . . A . K V. Chichester, D. French, J. Simmons, R. Jacobs, A. Beathe, C. Orr. Lghs We The Students in ATHLETICS , SZ 7 .922 -Q ..-Q ' NL H. HEATH J. MCKUNE W. WALLACE S. P. V. A Champlons J- VINCENT J. VOGLER T. OLSON J. GASTON J. ROBINSON D. HADDIX B. ORR .1 '. ,X v Mr' B. BILLINGSLY i S. P. V. A. Champions Left to Right: J. Vogler, J. Gaston, W. Fickes, J. McKune, B. Oli, H . Heath, W. Shephard, J. Robinson, J. Chappell, T. Olson, D. Haddix. C. Polk, M. Brown, D. Cranmore, K. Weatherwax, A. Weatherwax, D. Musolf, B. Arnold, O. Lake, C. Cheney, B. Mizell, L. Kooppcn, R. Shaheen, D. Smith. Coach Cain, J. Johnson, J. Dayley, S. Lake, B. Billingsly, J. Vincent, W. Wallace, H. Keenan, E. Kaschke, G. Rounsborg, S. Tinkham, J. Schwank, J. Gillett, B. Saunders, H. Rounshorg. The 1952 football season was the most gratifying one of several seasons The year's record of seven wins against two losses tied the previous year n and loss column. The Eagles were at one time rated first 1D Class UC by second place in the final ratings. Oshkosh Wauneta 7 Oshkosh Imperial 19 Oshkosh Bridgeport Oshkosh Ogallala 7 Oshkosh Minatare 0 Oshkosh Chappell 19 Oshkosh Sidney l9 Oshkosh .Grant 13 In the championship game between G. C. H. S. and Grant, Gaston goes around end for an impressive ten yard gain, tacklers. Billingsly waits to block the oncoming Action at the Games Haddix bulls his way over for a touchdown as the Plainsmen try desperately to stop him. A Grant Plainsman is stopped for little yardage as the Eagles move in on him. Haddix goes through the middle again as Robinson, Gaston, and Billingsly fake an end run. S.P.V.A. CHAMPIONS The G.C.H.S. Football Team demonstrates the effective and power packed HTH formation. A hard running and smooth back- field helped to spur the Eagles to seven wins against two losses. The hard blocking G. C. H. S. line made the backfield look very impressive. HTHE SENIORSH L. to R.: J. Vogler-Tackle, H. Keenan-End, J. Robinson- Q. Back, B. Orr-End, J.McKune- Center, J. Gaston-H.Back, D. Haddix-F.Back, G. Rounsborg- Guard. Coach Cochrane and The Kids JERRY MCKUNE Journal-Star A11-State 2nd Team JOE VOGLhR Winner of Tackling Trophy. JIM GASTON DON HADDIX World Hearld World Hearld Star-of-the-Week A11-State Selection JIM ROBINSON CNG! Picturcdi World Hearln Starwof-the-Week. JACK VINCENT World Hearld A11-State Selection Q H , . v,. N 'Q I BQYD BILLINGSLY World Hearlu Star-of-the-Week Anxious faces seem to be enjoying the football game between Oshkosh and Bridgeport on HDadS Nightu. th Bgidgehort cheerleaders spur their team on in a nip and tuck game 9 agleb took a 13 to 6 decisionr Basketball W X 1535? X Left To Right: Coach Cochrane, W. Wallace, T. Olson, J. Gaston, B. Orr, H. Heath, J. Robinson, J. McKune, D. Haddix, J. Vogler, D. Cranmore, Coach Cain. Three returning lettermen, D. Haddix, J. Robinson, and B. Orr helped spur the Eagles to a very successful season of ten wins and five losses. After being ceded third in the S. P. V. A. Basketball Tournament, the Eagles downed Big Springs in the first game, and Grant in the semi - finals, then lost the Championship to Chappell by nine points. In the District meet at St. Pats of Sidney the Eagles went all the way to the Finals only to Osh. . Big Springs Osh .... Lewellen Osh. . . Julesburg Osh .... Chappell Osh .... Ogallala Osh .... Imperial be defeated by Chappell for the Championship. Osh. . . Big Springs Osh .... Chappell Osh. . . .Lodgpole Osh. . . .Ovid Osh. . . . Grant Osh. . . . .Ovid Osh. . . . .Paxton Osh .... Bridgeport Left To night. Coach Cochrane, c. Polk, M. Brown, A. Weatherwax, J. Chappell, J . Gillett, C. Cheney, D. Musolf, K. Weatherwax, L. Koeppen, D. Smith. Coarn Pain 44 t . '1 I S .2 ,4 I 'Y ini? K .lr 1' s J 11 1,1 ,I view: rl f , afss . I! F ' , Q ,J QI Q Qin Track FIRST ROW: Left to Right: D. Cranmore, J. Gillett, W. Shephard, H. Heath, J. Robinson, J. Iclune. SECOND ROW: Coach Cochrane, J. Vincent, J. Vogler, T. Olson, W. Wallace, A. Weatherwax, D. Smith, S. Tinkham. The purple and white track squad paced a fairly good season last year taking third in the S. P. V. A. and qualifying one boy for state. They also attended the district meet at Bayard, Scottsbluff relays, Scottsbluff invitational, Alliance, Sidney relays and a triangular meet at G- C- H' S' At the left is Jim Majors who qualified for state through the shot-put. Jim is the second shot putter to have qualified for state in the last two years. He took second in the state and first in Class C. We The Students in ORGANIZATIONS ,Q , 47 X -- if f Eagle FIRST ROW: Left to Right: K, Rentzsch, J. Morrow, D. Haddix, J. Vogler, W. Burke. SECOND ROW: K. Albee, I. Dowson, N, Bartnolomc, M. Brown, Mr. Nicholas. THIRD ROW: N, Peterson, J. Gillelt, W. Shephard, W. Mizell, H. Keenan. The Journalism class of G. C. H. S. offers to young students an opportunity to display their talent in writing or publication. This group produces the school paper which has been one of the outstanding papers in this area through the years. It also makes up the annual to be sent in so you will enjoy the activities and student life in the years to come. When you have graduated, you can look back on Hthe good old daysu when you were in school. DON HADDIX JOAN MORROW Editor Business Manager Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW: M. Kaschke, D. Roudebush, H. Stockman, N. Bartholomc, J. Morrow, D. Mumford. SECOND ROW: R. Jacobs, J. Olson, M. Smith, D. French, K. ROHtZSFh, Miss Vaughn. TOP ROW: C. Beam, B. Newlin, M. Cheney, S. Huwaldt, C. Mitchell, G. Roudebush. The F. H. A. members at G. C. H. S. strive to carry out their slogan UToward New Horizonsn. Directing much of their attention toward the attainment of an HHonor Chapteru rating, they sponsored many worth-while activities. They observed National F. H. A. Week with a bundle drive, a window display, and a.night meeting. Each Wednesday they assemble to discuss problems and projects. Future Farmers of America FIRST ROW: Left to Right: B. Kcmplin, J. Vincent, G. Delatour, W. Wallace, S. Tinkham, A. Weatherwax, W. Miller. SECOND ROW: D. Cranmore, D. White, D. Jacobs, Mr. Thompson, R. Jacobs, D. Musolf, D. Felsburg. First organized on the G. C. H. S. campus in 1931 the Future Farmers of America is the ablest organization at this school. Garden County young men have an opportunity to practice rural leadership through this nationally affiliated society. Life long goals are the principal aim of the Future Farmers of America. They set up ideals and practices coupled with know how to follow in actual practice. Mr. Thompson is the advisor of this group. cg. C. Club SEATED: J. Gillett, W. Shephard, H. Heath, J. Robinson, B. Orr. SECOND ROW: Coach Cochrane, S. Tinkham, J. Vincent, A. Weatherwax, D. Cranmore, Coach Cain. BACK ROW: J. Vogler, T. Olson, J. Gaston, J. McKune, D. Haddix, W. Wallace G. Rounsborg. Organized only two years ago the G. C. Club of Garden County continues to be a strong organization for young athletes who have lettered at G. C. H. S. After last year most of the three and four year lettermen have graduated so mostly new blood has taken it over. Last year a plaque was given to the school and the name of the player who through the year made the most tackles was to be put on it. This year Joe Vogler was recipient of the second year award. Pep Club CHEERLEADERS: Left to Right: N. Ross, M. Mong, G. McCord, C. Robinson. D FIRST ROW: . Roudebush, M. Paisley, J. Nygren, C. Beam, M. Smith, K. Hehnke, D. French, M. Bennett, R. Krenowicz, J. Simmons, K. Filbert. SECOND ROW: C. 0rrQ M. Kaschke, A. Beathe, S. Huwaldt, B. Newlin, P. Frahm, D. Krenowicz, K. Rentzsch, R. Dayley, M. Brown, R. Jacobs. TOP ROW: L. Moffat, K. Christianson, H. Stockman, N. Bartholome, J. Morrow, M. Nygren, D. Mumford, J. Johnson, C. Madison, G. Roudebush, K. Albee, Miss Busey. The G. C. H. S. Pep Club is an organization which promotes spirit, good will, and good sportsmanship at all athletic events. Each girl makes an effort to demonstrate acceptable behavior, so she can make herself an example to those behaving badly. Annualy the Pep Club girls sponsor a semi-formal athletic banquet with the help of the mothers. The money for this is raised by the selling of food and confections at all home games. I It Mixed Chorus FIRST ROW: Left to C. Lance, M. Bennett, C. Madison, P. Frahm, M. Smith, D. French: R. Krenowicz, V. Chichester, D. Albee, R. Dayley, K. Filbert SECOND ROW: Mr. Graham, G. McCord, M. Peterson, D. Tindell J White, K. Hehnke, J. Johnson, C. Mitchell, B. Newlin, P. Shaw, J. Arnold, S. Huwaldt, J. Nygren, A. Beathe, G. Roudebush, K. Albee, S. Wiberg, C. Beam, D. Krenowicz, D. Lance. . Dilley, C. Robinson, J. Jensen, C. Orr, N. Shephard J. Morrow Right: H. Rasmussen, R. Jacobs, K. Rentzsch J Simmons THIRD ROW: B A. butphen, W. Burke, S. French, K. Christiansen, L. Heath, N. Bartholome, H. Stockman, A. Aufdengarten, N. Ross, M. Nygrcn, D Roudebush, D. M f d ' TOP ROW: R 1 . um or , N. Steger, M. Kaschke. . Shaheen, H. Rounsborg, N. Peterson, J. Vincent, G. Rounsborg, J. Vogler, T. Olson, D. Haddix, J. Gaston, J. Gillett, . Shephard, J. Robinson, J. McKune, W. Fickcs, W. Mizell, . Wallace, H. Keenan, J. Jameson, S. Tinkham, B. Keenan, W W B. Kemplin. The mixed chorus is an outstanding lTlUSiC3-1 Organization Consisting Oi anngt eighty-five students. Their objectives are to influence students along 5001-1 lines and to make them more appreciative of music. Under the direction of Mr. John Graham the mixed chorus has been able tot present several outstanding performances this year. They took an actlve Dali ' in the Christmas tableau, the annual spring festival at Grant and Baccalauieate Girls' Glee Club FIRST ROW: Left to Right: N. Shepherd, J. Morrow, A. Sutphen, W. Burke, S. French, K. Christianson, L. Heath, N. Bartholome, H. Stockman, A. Aufdengarten, N. Ross, M. Nygren, D. Roudebush. SECOND ROW: H. Rasmussen, R. Jacobs, K. Rentzscn, J. Simmons, C. Lance, M. Bennett, D. French, R. Krenowicz, V. Chichester, D. Albee, R. Dayley, K. Filbert, Mr. Graham. THIRD ROW: C. Madison, P. Franm, G. McCord, M. Peterson, D. Tindell, J. White, K. Hehnke, G. Roudebush, K. Albee, S. Wiberg, C. Beam, D. Krenowicz, D. Lance, M. Smiun TOP ROW: A. Beathe, B. Newlin, P. Shaw, B. Dilley, J. Arnold, D. Mumford, C. Orr, J. Jensen, C. Robinson, N. Steger, M. Kaschke, S. Huwaldt, J. Nygren, J. Johnson. The fifty-three members of Girls' Glee Club comprise the largest group of female singers that Garden County High School has had for several years. Each member strives for meaning, expression and harmony. Their selections include classical, popular, and humorous songs. They have taken part in the vocal clinic, the Christmas Tableau and the Spring Festival at Grant. Boys' Glee Club FIRST Row: Left YO Righll B. Kemplin, J. Jensen, B. Kennan, N. Peterson H. Rounsborg, D. White, R. Shaheen. SECOND ROW: J. Vincent, G. Rounsborg, J. Vogler, W. Wallace, H, Kgenan J. Jameson, S. Stinkham, Mr, Graham. y TOP ROW: W . Mizcll, W. Fickes, J. McKune, J. Robinson, W. SHQPHHFU, J. Gillett, J. Gaston, D. Haddix, T. Olson, Under new direction the Boys' Glee Club has done much to improve this vocal group at G. C. H. S. Having only twenty-three boys in it, they have done very well wherever they have sung. During the year they participated in the Christmas Pageant, the District Vocal Clinic at Grant, the S. P. V. A. Vocal Clinic at Big Springs, and the Spring Concert at G. C. H. S. Mr. Graham is the director of the Boys' Glee Club. The Eagle Beakon SEATED: J. Vogler, Mr. Nicholas, K. Albee. II. Keenan, W, Mizell. STANDING: J. Gillett. N. Peterson, W. Burke. Vi, Shephard, M. Brown, I Dowson, N. Bzxrtholome, K. Rentzsch, J. Morrow, D. Haddix. A nose for news, hard work, sympathy, an understanding of people, and a sense of humor are a few of the requirements for a reporter. The Eagle Beakon being eagerly poured over by the subscribers is mute testimony of the success of the staff. The official paper contains a monthly record of activities, educational news, personality reviews, poetry, and humorous columns compiled by the journalism class. Editor of the paper is Katherine Albee, Harold Keenan is business manager, and Joe Vogler is sports editor. The entire class under the supervision of Mr. Nicholas acts as reporters and makeup artists. Camera Club Left to Right: Mr, Bean, G. Rounsborg, E. Bourquin, R. Cranmore. The Camera Club is primarily concerned with the art of good photography, and with the development and enlargement of the pictures taken during the year. It has proved to be one of the most popular hobbies at Garden County High School since its conception. O Aft Club FIRST ROW: Left to Right: K. Kennke, M. Cheney, R. Berglund, S. French. C. Beam. g SECOND ROW: R. Dayley, D. French, D. Haddix, Mr. Saunders, P. Frahm, V. Chichester. The Art Club at G. C. H. S. includes students from all the classes. Some of these students are accomplished young artists while others are beginners. All are dedicated to ideals and principles of the oldest of the cultural ar expression of feeling through color, line and perspective. These students have used several of the media but the most popular have been pastels, charcoal, water color, oil and pencil. The outstanding artists of the group are recognized by membership in the t Fine Arts Honor Society. The students honored this year are: Dorothy French, Shirley French and Don Haddix. The Achievement Day Art display affords the opportunity for a public display of their talents and brings to them a merited commendation from the patrons of the school. Dramatics Club FIRST ROW: Left to Right: D. Roudebush, H. Stockman, L. Moffat, D. Hinos, W . Burke , J . Morrow . SECOND ROW: H. Rasmussen, C. Lance. M. Smith. C. Madison, D. Lance, J. Olson. K. Rentzsch. THIRD ROW: Mr. Nicholas, G. Roudebusn, J. Arnold, J. Jensen, D. Mumford, M. Kasnke. S. Huwaldt. B. Newlin. fNot Pictured! W. SHODIIYU, N. Peterson, A. Wentherwax, A. Beathe. The Dramatics Club of Garden County High School offers an opportunity for experience in the language arts. The students are given the opportunity to learn to express themselves through plays, humorous, oratorical, dramatic, and extemporaneous speeches. Students also gain experience in Stage-craft and management. The Annual Dramatics Carnival was presented March 6th. and was sponsored by the Dramatics Club. Mr. Bob Nicholas is adviser to this group. Sewing Club FIRST ROW: Left to Right: R. Jacobs, U. White, S. Roloff, Mrs. Peterson. J. simmons, K. Filbert. SECOND ROW: Miss Vaughn, D. Albee, J. White, S. Pnssmore, C. Mitchell, U. Toppert, L. Peterson. TOP RUW: P. Shaw, C. Orr, A. Aufdengarten, L. Heath, A. Sutphen, N. bteger, I, Dowson. The Sewing Club, organized in 1950, gives the girls a chance to learn advanced embroidering, knitting, and crocheting. Under the supervision of Miss Esther Vaughn, the girls have produced some of the most outstanding displays for the annual Achievement Day. T,,,,!,,,,:,,,.,,,,,5,,,T.,,,, .. pi Manual Arts Club FIRST ROW: Left to Right: H. Rasmussen, C. Polk, W. Miller, L. Koeppen, D. Roloff, Mr. Thompson. SECOND ROW: M. Brown, K. Weatherwax, D. White, D. Felsburg, B. Groves, G. Kemerling. THIRD ROW: A. Weatherwax, C. Cheney, G. Delabour, J. Vincent, D. Musolf, G. Schwartz, J. Jensen. TOP ROW: B. Arnold, D. Jacobs, W. Shephard, H. Heath, J. Chappell, R. Jacobs, E. Kaschke. -By far the most popular club among the boys, the Manual Arts Club provides opportunity for expression through their own handiwork. The club members design and build decorative and practical articles for their own uses. Several construction projects at Garden County High School have been made possible through the efforts of this organization. They are NJohnny - on - the - spotn for all other organizations that may have need of their constructive services. Mr. Bobby Thompson is the Manual Art Club's advisor. Garden Count High School Band FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Mr. Graham, K. Hehnke, A. Beathe, C. Beam, J. Morrow, A. Richards, M. Smith, M. Mong. SECOND ROW: M. Brown, P. Frahm, S. Wiberg, B. Mizcll, G. McCord, D. Tindell, G. Roudebush, N. Fettcrs, J. Simmons. THIRD ROW: R. Shaheen, B. Kemplin, D. Mumford, C. Robinson, N. Ross, W. Fickes, N. Bartholomc, M. Wilson, li. Rounsborg, M. Cheney, .I. JOIIIISOII. TOP ROW: S. Tinkham, L. Moffat, J. McKune, J. Gillett, J. Robinson, R. Berglund, W. Mizell, G. Rounsborg, K. Christiansen. Music filled the air: at half time ceremonies, in the homecoming parade, at the P. T. A. Halloween parade, at many down town events both for the school and the community. The band attended the music festival at Grant and added enthusiasm at our many pep sessions. Director John Graham and his program offer a planned program of achievement in all phases of instrumental training. .QSV '::.1f WALSWORTH x..n..,q..,n..a A and bv IALBIOITH Il01'lll:l.s lqnslnn, lo.. U. S. A. J . MORROW Girls'-Trio H 1 Boys' Quartet SOI'- We The Students in ADVERTISING BEARD GRAIN COMPANY fi Congratulations ia' . MR. AND MRS. w. c. GAMMILL aptli 62 F320 Ace And Claire Stoller Oshkosh Nebraska HThe Llace Where Students Meetn Your Rexall Store Fountain Service Ice Cream - Malts Cokes - Sundaes - Sodas OSHKOSH PHARMACY Phone 99 DR. W. P. 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WEST , , sl., QM., , .v Phone 93 , 3 1, p F' - 1 - 7 Q '- 1,61 ' 0 , ix- la sw I 5 huh Q .. .eg ACHIEVEM NT DAY 22,23 ACTIVITIES 20 ADMINISTRATION 3 ADMINISTRATION STAFF 4 Albee, D. 8, 56 Albee, K. 13, 17, 52 Arnold, J. 13, 19, 55 ART CLUB 54 ATHLETICS 33 Aufdengarten, A. 8, 56 BAND 58 Bartholome, N. 11, 52, 58 BOARD OF REGENTS 5 BASKETBALL 40, 41 Beam, C. ll, 54, 58 Beathe, A. 8, 55, 58 Bennett, M. 11 Benzon, E. Berglund, R. 10, 54, 58 Billingsly, B. ll, 34, 38 Bourquin, E. 8, 53, Brown, M. 11, 52, 58 Brown, M. 8, 35, 57 Burke, W. 11, 17, 55, 52 Cabe11o, M. 11 Cabello, R. 8 CAMERA CLUB 53 CLASSES 7 Chappell, J. 8, 35, 57 Cheney, C. 8, 35, 57 Cheney, M. 11, 54, 58 Chichester, V. 8, 54 Christensen, K. 10, 58 COUNTY GOVERNM NT DAY 28, Cranmore, R. 10, 35, 53 Dayley, J. Dayley, R. 8, 54 Dawson, 1. 11, 56, 52 Delatour, G. 10, 57 Dilley, B. 11 DRAMATICS CLUB 55 EAGLE 44 EAGLE BEAKON 52 29,30,31 1 Index FACULTY 6 Felbert, K. 8, 56 Felsburg, R. 10, 57 Fetters, N. 11, 58 F.F.A. 46 F.H.A. 45 Fickes, W. 10, 35, 58 FINE ARTS HONORARY SOCIETY FOOTBALL 34,35,36,37,38,39 Frahm, P. 10,54,58 French, D. 8, 19, 54 French, S. 13, 19, 54 FRESHMEN 8, 9 FRESHMEN INITIATION 32 Gaston, 12,34,35,37,38,40 G. C. CLUB 47 Gillett, J. 11, 35, 52, 58 GIRLS GLEE 50 Groves B. 8, 57 Haadix, D. 13,17,18,19,34,35,37,38,47,54,52 Heath, H. 10, 18, 34, 35 Heath, L. 13, 56, 57 Hehnke, K. 10, 54, 58 Hines, D. 11, 55 Holmes, J. 8 HOMECOMING PARADE 21 HONORS 15 Huwalt, S. 8, 55 Jacobs, D. 10, 57 Jacobs, R. 10, 56, 57 Jacobs, R. 8 Jameson, J. 13 Jensen, J. 13, 55 Jensen, J. 8, 57 Johnson, J. 12, 16, 19, 58 Johnson, J. 8 JUNIORS 11 JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET 26 JUST PICTURES 24, 25 8, 35, 57 Kaschke, E. Kaschke, M. 9, 55 Keenan, B. 10 Keenan, H. 13,35,37,52 Kemerling, G. 9, 57 Kemplin, B. 10, 58 Koepen, L. 9, 35, 57 Krenowicz, D. 12 Krenowicz, R. 11 Lake, D. ll Index Lake, 0. 10, 35 Lance, D. 12, 16, 55 Lance, C. 9, 55 Law, s. 10 Madison, C. 11, 55 MANUAL ARTS 57 McCord, G. 11, 16, 19, 58, 59 McKune, J. 13, 18, 34, 37, 38, 58 Miller, W. 11, 57 Mitchell, C. MIXED CHORUS 56 49 Mizell, B. 9, 35, 58 Mizell, w. 13, 52, 58 Moffat, L. 13, 16, 55, 58 Mong, M. 13, 19, 58 Morrow, J. 11,17,19,55,52,58,59 Mumford, D. 11,55,58 Musolf, R. 10, 35, 57 NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY 18 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 16 Newlin, B. 9, 55 Nygren, J. 11 Nygren, M. 14 Olson, T. 12, 18, 34, 35 Olson, J. 10, 55, 59 ORGANIZATIONS 43 Orr. B. 14, 16, 18, 34, 37 , 56 Orr, C. 9 Paisley, M. 11 ' Saunders, B. 9, 35 Schwartz, G. 9, 57 Schwank, J. 9, 35 Shaheen, R. 9, 35, 58 SENIORS 12, 13, 14 SEWING CLUB 56 Simmons, J. 9, 46, 58 Shaw, P. 11, 56 Shepard, N. 10 Shepard, W. 11, 35, 55, 52 Smith, R. 35 smith M. 9, 55, 58 SOPHOMORES 10 Steger, N. 9, 56 Stockman, 9, 55 Sutphen, 9, 56 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 Teppert, D. 14, 56 Thornton, 10 Tindell, D. 14, 58 Tinkham, S. 11,16,35, TRACK 42 58 Vincent, J. 11, 34, 35, 37 Vogler, J. 14, 34, 35, 37, Wallace, W. 10, 18, 34, 35 Weatherwax, A. 11, 35, 55, Weatherwax, K. 9, 35, 57 White, D. 56 White, D. 10, 57 White, J. 14, 56 Passmore, S. 10, 56 Wi1S0D, M- 11, 58 PEP CLUB 48 Wiberg, S- 14, 58 Peterson, L. 14, 56 Peterson, M. 9 Peterson, M. 9, 56 Peterson, N. 11, 55, 52 Polk, C. 9, 35, 57 QUILL and SCROLL 17 Rasmussen, 11, 55 Rasmussen, H. 11, 57 Rentzsch, K. 11, 17, 55, 52 Roloff, D. 57 Roloff, S. Roudebush, 9, 55, 58 Roudebush, D. 11, 16, 19, 55 Rounsborg, 14, 19, 35, 37, 53, 58, 59 Rounsborg, 10, 35, 58 Robinson, C. 10, 58 Robinson, J. 14, 16, 18, 19, 34, 35, 58, 59 Ross, N. 11, 58, 59 Richards, A. 11, 58 57 , 38, 59 38, 52 57 qu ? f