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

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Marching Band at Football Games Students' New Social Room lst Annual Homecoming Parade Dedication ofthe Memori- al Stadium Freshmen Initiation Christmas Display FllA Sweetheart Ball A4 BIG STUDENT Activities at Garden County High School are of great importance to the stu- dents for several reasons. They give each participant a social stability that is in- valuable in later life. Through the varied extra- curricular program they may gain the inspiration to do something really notable inacertainfield. The edu- cational advantages are manifold. Learning is in- finitely easier when an in- teresting,yet usable, stim- ulus is provided. No edu- cationis completely worth- while without the supple- ment of activities , whether they be in the form of ath- letics, music, newspaper writing, or dancing. Acti- vities help to impart the Out-in-Front spirit that prevails at GCHS. On these two pages we have designed a pictorial index of the ac- tivities which we have em- phasized in the activities section of the 1952 Eagle.