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

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BAND FIRST ROW: C. Madison,K. Albee,J. Johnson,J. Carl- holm, L. Davidson, J.Hehnke,W. Fickes, J. Carlholm K. Christensen, C. Patrick, S. Tinkham, C. Robinson, I.Mumford A. Smith, B. Keenan. SECOND ROW: G McCord, M. Brown, N. Fetters, B. Kemplin, G. Mong, G. Rounsborg, M. Mong, N. Ross, J. McKune, J. Robin- son,L. Moffat, D. Mumford,H. Rounsborg,C. Hines,A. Wymore, D. Smith. THIRD ROW: Mr. Jensen, G. Stahly, B. Olson, G. Davidson, A. Richards, J. Morrow, C. Beam, D. Tindell, S. Wiberg, P. Loomis, W. Shep- herd, P. Robinson, W. Mizell, J. Gillett, N. Peterson, N. Shepherd, J. Morrow, V. Campbell, T. Olson. The Band contributes splendor and brilliance to many GCHS activitites. Besides the usual half-time ceremonies, the band participated in the Homecoming Parade, the Stadium De- dication, and the P.T.A. Halloween Parade. These several public appearances tend to improve the marching band. Their continued progress will earn for them a trip to the Band Day festival at Lincoln next fall. The band attended the S.P.V.A. Band Clinic at Big Springs,the Musical Festival at Grant,the Marine Band Per- formance at North Platte, and several members attended the state Band Clinic at York. The Christmas program, the Achievement Day program, and our pep sessions benefit by the band's musical endeavors. Members of this organizations better themselves by group and individual instrumental training. I 4 . , 4 , A large gold star of crepe paper is formed by the I The B?U.d,d1SD1aYS IIS mafCh1HS 3b111lY duflflg half- band in honor of Gold Star mothers at the dedication time festivities. ceremonies.

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PEP CLUB . Q P 000. qi Q1 Cheerleaders: B. Olson, G. Mong, M. Mong, G. Mc- Ml1mf0fd, C- RObif1S0f1. A. Smith, C. Beam, K. Hehn- Cord. First row: Miss Busey, K. Albee, 1. Carlholm, ke, M. Brown, G. Davidson. Third row: D. Roude- L. Davidson, P. Loomis, J. Morrow, M, Nygren, J, bush, D. Mumford, C. Patrick, V. Smith, F. Gorta- Hehnke, C. Hines, D. Kenowicz, J, Nygren, A, Wy- maker, J. Carlholm, K. Christensen, P. Powers, L. more, Miss Ferrell. Second row: K. Rentzsch, J. oi- Moffat. M. Paisley. N. Ross. N. Barrholome, J. John- son, M. Bennett, C. Madison, P. Frahm, S. Wiberg, 1, son, R. Krenowicz. The pep club of GCHS is an organization whose purpose is to promote enthusiasm at all athletic events of the year. This organization strives to carry the good sportsmanship theme through victory and defeat. The girls work in a co-operative manner so the organization can be looked upon as one which has done its duty Well. Pep club members sell food and confections at all home games to raise money for the annual athletic banquet each spring. This event honors those who have been representatives of the school in the field of athletics. The cheerleader megaphone, the G pennants and the white sweater and purple skirts will identifya Pep Club girl at GCHS.

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MIXED CHORUS 4 ' odwogwfo ci 2-310 5' .' - rig ... FIRST ROW: D. Mumford, J. Morrow, M. Nygren, W. Burke, V. Smith, F. Gortemaker, K. Christensen, A. Bartholome, J. Carlholm, L. Moffat, M. Paisley, C. Patrick, N. Ross, N. Bartholome, B. Dilley. SECOND ROW: K. Rentzsch, M. Brown, A. Wymore, B. Olson, G. McCord, M. Cranmore, D. Tindell, K. Hehnke, K. Albee, A. Richards, M. Mong, G. Mong, M. Bennett, R. Krenowicz, G. Davidson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Jensen, D. Krenowicz, J. Johnson, C. Beam, T. Elrod, C. Rob- 4355 taxi., 3 153r! S 4. f , . Za Y . 3 Y fi. inson, A. Brooks, C. Hines, N. Shepherd, M. Cheney I. Mumford, L. Davidson, S. Wilberg, P. Shaw, J. Carl- holm,A.Smith,C. Madison. FOURTH ROW: D.Smith B. Keenan, N. Peterson, S. Tinkham, G. Rounsborg, V Campbell, W. Fickes, D. Haddix, W. Mizell, J. Mc- Kune, W. Shepherd, J. Robinson, J. Gillett, E. Ribble B. McCord, J. Vincent, I. Jameson, H. Keenan, T Olson, H. Rounsborg, B. Kemplin. The mixed chorus is an outstanding musical organization consisting of sixty boys and girls who enjoy singing together. Their broadest objectives are to influence students along social lines and to make them more appre ciative of music. Under the capable direction of Mr. Wallace Jensen the mixed chorus has been able to present several outstand ing performances this year. The spirit of Christmas was enhanced with a program given by this choral group. A spring concert was performed at Eastertime. Another highlight of the G.C.H.S. Mixed Chorus is participating in the annual spring festival at Grant. This group also sings as a choir for the baccalaureate services. The Sophomore class boasts of its large boys' quar- et . These seven boys are: N. Peterson, J. Vincent, J. Gillett, W. Shepherd, E. Ribble, S. Tinkham, and B. Rischling. The newly formed brass sextet has as its members P. Robinson, W. Shepherd, P. Loomis, J. McKune J Robinson, and J. Morrow.