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

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SCHOOL Us NEW SOCIAL ROOM Above: All the students attention seems to be focused on something or other. At any rate, all are enjoying the Student Council sponsored so- MARCH OF DIMES Above: Members of the student council,Mary Mong,Glenna Mong, andloan Casey, go about theirwork with a will. They are gathering contributions for the local founda- tion for lnfantile Paralysis. This scene occurred at a Stn- dent Council sponsored benefit bas- ketball game. This was only one of the many activities the Student Council par- ticipated in to aid the annual March of Dimes campaign. cial room. Those we can see are Carolyn Patrick, Phyllis I-lartzler, Glenna lxiong, ldalea Mumford, Jack Morrow, Vernetta Smith, and Vivian Robb. Right: Here are the girls that led the 'GCHS marching band through a successful season. Gayle Davidson, the majorettc, is pictured in front. Fromleft to right,the twirlers are: Carole Beam, Joan Morrow, and Ann Richards. 5

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