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

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' mr. 'hwmmmwkmmhqhh UPPER LEFT: Candidates for homecoming queen pause be- fore the afternoon parade. From left to right they are: B, Olson, C. Hines, P. Loomis, D, Krenowicz and G. McCord. CENTER: The Sophomore class carried out the theme of May the Best Team Win, LOWER RIGHT: The Boys Carry the Ball toVictory. Vic- tory is attractive but somewhat elusive. Left to righttheboys are R, Jacobs, D, Smith, R. Spicer, and D. Jacobs. Vic- tory is J. White. mwwgk

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'I - 'I Eagle Beakon Issued ACTIVITIES These varied activities have proven their effective- ness many times over. Monthly school dances have been popular and well-at- tended. On Achievement Day the school displayed to its patrons the accomplish- ments ofthe year. The an- nual Pep Club banquet, in honor of athletes at GCHS, has always been a success- ful affair. Students enjoy the companionship of their classmates in the comfort- able new social room. The Junior-Senior prom is a long-awaited tradition which calls for formals and dress suits. Students per- form many services to the community, as is exempli- fied by the participation in the March of Dimes, the FHA Style Show, and the publication of the Eagle Beakon and the Eagle. Other noteworthy school and community activities were Homecoming and the dedication of the Memo- rial Stadium.

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ifo- ' th 3 'TT f' 'sw Q, 0, 2 Q ' is If UPPER RIGHT: The Freshman motif was The Eagles Line Their Nest With Maroon, CENTER: The Seniors display their prize-winning float, A Toast to the Team Senior girls left to right are: F. Gorte- maker, P, Powers and V. Smith, LOWER LEFT The Homecom- ing Queen and her attendants hold court, They are from left to right: Gloria McCord, Carol Hines, Queen Dorothy Kreno- wicz, Patty Loomis and Barbara Olson.