Columbus High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

Page 24 text:

109' STANDING: Mr. R. Hauver, sponsor, N. Wurdemang Miss D. Beatty, spon- sor. SEATED-D. Potterg M. Kasperseng T. Engel. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY We have now completed our first year as upper classmen. Many responsibilities rested on our shoulders this year, but we chose the follow- ing capable class officers: Marilyn Kaspersen, presidentg Terry Engel, vice-president, Donald Potter, treasurer, and Norine Wurdeman, secre- tary. Our classmates were also active in the fol- lowing organizational work: Kay Vonderlage, Booster Club treasurerg Patricia Luchsinger, Fu- Junior Performers Lure Homemakers of America treasurerg Norman Dey, Hi-Y secretary, Mary Lois Stone, Thespian president, Jeanette Fickel, Y-Teen presidentg and Susan Craig, Y-Teen vice-president. In Student Council Robert Gaver is vice- president, and Richard Cuddeford is treasurer. Let's not forget Jeanette Fickel who helped us display our school spirit at pep rallies and games during the year. For the Sports Rally we chose the theme, Broadway . It meant a lot of hard work, but down in our hearts we will never forget the fun we had doing it. Marilyn Drawbaugh and Donald Potter were junior attendanis to the King and Queen of Sports. Now for the last and biggest project of our junior year - the prom. Moonlight and Roses was selected for our theme. Our first prom! - a night we'll never forget! It was decorated with dozens of red roses which we had spent so many hours making. Our hard work is now over, and we will always cherish the memories of our junior year and be looking forward to being seniors next year. In our freshman year our class officers were Kay Vonderlage, president, Lowell Henggeler, vice-president, and Mary Lois Stone, secretary- treasurer. At the annual Sports Rally, our representa- tives were Marilyn Kaspersen and Richard Cud- deford. Last year our class was led by Lyle Hansen, presidentg Collette Hodges, vice-presidentg and Fred Aerni, secretary-treasurer. Patricia Luchsinger and Lowell Henggeler were Sports Rally attendants. Our talents were also displayed by active participation in organizations. Helping to make our school a better place, we find Frederic Krebs, Aleta Bokelman, Robert Kutilek, and Kathryn Ludwig discussing the suggestion Glenda Edwards is putting into the Student Council Suggestion Box. It looks as if Daniel Heibel, Jack Ernst, John VanBerg, Eugene Saunders, and Robert Gaver are having a very serious conversation before school starts.

Page 23 text:

- lp Booster Club - 1. 2. IDA LOU WILLIAMS-- She is always a lady to the fingertips. College Preparatory Course - 1, 2, 3, 41 Chorus - lg Choir - 2. 3: Girls' Glee - 2, 33 Stu- dent Council - lg Junior Librarian - 2, 35 Booster Club - 1, 2, 3, 4, secretary - 43 Girls' State Alter- nate - 3: Discoverer Staff - editor - 3, 4. SHIRLEY WUNDERLICH-- Life's what you make lt, so laugh, cry, or play it. Commercial Course - l, 2, 3, 43 Chorus - 1: Girls' Glee - 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens ROBERT WUBDEMAN-- The good natured people do climb life's steeplef' General Course - 1, 2, 3, 43 Physical Education - 1, 2, 3: Track - 43 Stage Manager - 3. ALYCE ZWIENI-ZR-- Not so big, but willing to dig is she. College Preparatory Course - 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Homemakers of America - l. 2, 3. 4, cour- tesy chairman - 2, degree chairman - 43 Dramatics - 1, 2: Student Counci - 2: Girls' Glee - 3. 4: Choir - 41 Thespians - 2, 3, 4. news reporter - 2, secretary - 3, 43 Annual Staff - faculty editor - 4. STARS Continued from 12 On February 17 Janice Potter and Donald Schupbach reigned as King and Queen of Hearts at the Student Council Dance. James Murphy gained recognition as guard on the All-State football team. We will always remember the night of April 24 because of the wonderful Prom, Moonlight and Roses, given us by the juniors. Baccalaureate was held at the school auditor- ium on May 17 with Reverend Franklin Wales giving the address and Rev. Carl Goldenstein pre- siding. Our goal was reached May 21 with Commence- ment exercises being held at the City Auditorium. Chancellor R. G. Gustavson of the University of Nebraska was the speaker, and Reverend Grant Van Boening gave the invocation and benediction. Now we leave with our memories and say Farewell because we are the seniors and have prepared ouselves to meet life, but whatever this life brings us, we will never forget Columbus High and all the activities gathered together between the covers of this book. SENIOR OFFICER STAFF This group of girls is responsible for the many duties of keep- ing the office running smoothly. They put out a daily bulletin, have charge of the attendance record, answer phone calls, and do many other tasks for the good of the school. A vote of thanks should go to them and to Mrs. Person for their untiring efforts. LEFT TO RIGHT--M. Elston: V. Inselman: R. Feyeg Mrs. Person: G. Berendsg E. Ochsg F. Kolm.

Page 25 text:

Lyle Hansen is fining Duane Schaer's bicycle as Donna Garbers is showing David lVIiller, Dorothy Bruce Brandenburg. Hart Keating, and Lowell Hong- Leffers, Adrian Muhle, Elaine Eller, and Tom glen' take Warning on how to park them. Weaver how to check out in the office. x Darlene Beem, Donna Camp, Lois Christensen, Don- To be sure they look their best. Elizabeth Blessen, ald Potter, and Darrell Ahrens are having a thor- Donna Schaefer, Shirley Weber, Patricia Plugge, ough discussion on their American History assign- Lila Levos, and Ann Wagner are making use of the ment. Study Hall mirror. Will it prove correct? That is the question Eva Mae Preparing to take over the DISCOVERER second Hastings, Bruce Bossen, Nadine Ochs, and Norman semester, we find Norine Wurdernan, Darleen Grot- Dey are trying to find out by an experiment in elueschen, Ardis Levine, James Reinecke, D'Ete Physics Class. Schumacher, and John Ellefson looking over ex- change papers. Q 1 ik..-