Columbus High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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1. One of the art displays draw interest from Eleanor Schrodt and Tammy Frarnen. 2. Gary Sansoni and Anne Zastera relive the fifties listening to a juke-box during one of the Show Biz productions. 3. An Indian pantomime is presented by Randy Ritnour. 4. Charlie Chaplin, played by Don Meissner, is being waited on by Ken Siemek. 5. Katie Hervert and Tami Boettcher sketch Gregg Carr as part of the festivities. 29

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28 Art display in commons begins first art festival The festival of Arts began May 14 with an art display in the commons. Students from art classes were shown and Junior High also had art showing. Swing Choir started the evening by presenting four songs. The Jazz Band also performed. The production “Show Biz was presented by the Theatre II class and other students wanting to get involved. Class time was used to prepare for the presentation. Miss Ruth Schlobohm hoped the festival would become an annual event. Joining Miss Schlobohm was Miss Jean Detlefsen, Mr. Robert Larsen and Mr. Larry Marik. 4

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30 Past becomes memory; future becomes dream refleci echo music, and gr whole aroun peopl my w. of CHS, I ; 'years. My steps %ries of laughter, iships, late hours tactically my has centered fs activities and its struggling to understand fcjwn alob. years areover, gone; all I se memories and what I've learn-Teen so good. What's next? I don't jxnsure, but isn't that exciting? ’ ing's been good to you, yo ? $onna miss it all, that's for to live it forever. The It will be as good as eady to go on, eager to iation is, a beginning, 1. John Tooley gives Jeff Jaeggi a warm congratulations. 2. Mixed emotions are expressed after ceremonies. 3. Rex Allen takes final step. 4. School Board President John Tooley and Senior Class President Jamie Ferguson present Clark Babel with his diploma. 5. Senior Class of 1976. 6. Good-bye yellow brick road.