Columbus High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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1. People line up for the VICA chili feed 2. Sue Engel and Sue Walgren prepare for a morning on the town. 3. Valerie Hoer. Kathy Hanson, and Gloria Ewert discuss administrative problems. 4. Tracy Engel takes a bite of one of Stu-Co’s big cookies. 5. Kerry Prochaska finalizes his drawing in ink. 6. Miss Jacobs walks home after the magic hour—3:20. 6 . . . The Person You Are

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And then there were those who didn’t care—like those who said, “Another year, what about it? or others who said, “So what if school starts August 26, when does it get out?” The year began. . . Another episode to act out—another chance to make better grades— another chance to make the impressions you want people to have of you. Often comments like this were heard, “I want to start the year right,” or I set up my schedule so I will study first and then go out and have fun.” These were good to hear; it showed a person he had set some goals, goals that could be accomplished only by individual discipline. 8 9 The Person You Are. . . 5

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REALITY The good times and the bad . . . commonly known as the ups and downs of life. Some people never had a bad day, or so it seemed. Actually everyone experienced this and still does. These came as commonly and involuntarily as breathing. Coping with the problems and pressures of school was usually not talked about or generally heard of as much as the good times and experiences a person usually had. However, there were those who liked their problems and couldn’t very well make it through the day without adding to their list of them. For every problem we thought of a good time or at least tried to solve it. Helping ourselves was one of the most important things we learned in our years of formal schooling. The Person You Are ... 7