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

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Individual honors were heaped upon Jim Majorsg Lowell Kroe- gerg Boyd Billingsly and Cliff Smith. They were chosen as Players of the Week by Gregg McBride of the Omaha World Herald. Jim Majors was honor- ed twice. Jim Majors and Cliff Smith were selected Co-captains for the year. Cliff Smith won the first annual G.C. club tackling trophy. The Eagles out scored their opponents 264 to 54. The reserves won, tied and lost one game each on the second team schedule. VARSITY RECORD AWAY FROM HOME if GCHS OPP Sept. 14 St. Pat's-Sidney 58 0 Sept. 28 Bridgeport I3 6 Oct. 12 Minatare 27 O Nov. 3 julesburg 58 6 RESERVE RECORD GCHS OPP. Oct, 2 Chappell 6 5 Head coach, Alex Cochrane, and assistant coach, Glenn Els, Oct, 9 Ogallala 0 6 discuss strategy for the next game. Nov, 6 Scottsbluff 13 6 J. Robinson, No. 54,J. Morrow, No, 4-1,J. Friedeg No. 35 Continued. Left to right appears the football squad: Stu- G. Stahly, No. 47, D. Haddixg No. 23, T. Olson, No. 43 dent Manager,H. Rasmussen, No. 56,F. Hildrethg No. 55, W. Wallaceg No. 28,B. Newell, Head Coach, Alex Coch- P.Rohinsor1:N0. 36, B. Heath, No. 53, C. Srnithg No. 42, rane.

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The Garden County Eagles can look back with great satisfaction to their l95l gridiron season of seven wins and two losses. The high flying Purple and White eleven placed seventh in the final ratings by Gregg McBride in the class C division in the state. fThey were rated as high as second at one time during the season.l The Eagles displayed their best offensive and defensive game in competition with the heavier Minatare team. They also snowed under their arch rivals the Chappell Buffaloes in a sec- ond half breeze after a tight first period. fa VARSITY RECORD AT HOME CCHS OPP. Sept. 21 Imperial 71 0 Oct. 3 Ogallala 6 0 Oct. l9 Chappell 26 2 Oct. 23 Sidney O 28 Nov. 9 Grant 2 l2 Head coach, Cochrane, explains the deceptiveness of the quick opener from the T-formation. Left to right appears the football squad: Coach Eis, No. Meliunep No. 46, J. Vogler, No. 51, L. Kroegcrg No. 32, 22,A. Weatherwaxp No. 49, B. Billingslyg No. 34, J. Vin- H. Rogers, No. 50, B. Cheney, No, 52, I. Majorsg No. 48, cent, No. 225, E. Ribble, No, 57, U, Kaschkeg No. 31, I. D. Orr. .gf fi'f3.7'7 1:'Z's L, aff

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