Columbus High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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Some caught on and some didn’t. . . Those who did became the people they were meant to be. They weren’t perfect in everything, but who was? Everyone had his or her own way of doing things. Some could do certain things well but not others. Some people were very smart and good in school while others were better in athletic or music events. According to each person’s likes and dislikes, each set his or her goals and priorities in life. So, whether a person worked with horses or cars or played the trumpet or basketball—each one was himself and for the benefit of others. Our lives don’t revolve around one person or thing, but many

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1. Pantomime was only one of the units covered in theatre 1. 2. Phil Smith accompanies the choir during the Christmas concert. 3. Guests line up for refreshments at an open house reception. 4. Mary Conyers tries an impression of Dracula. 5. Karla Chamberlain and Karen Oppliger harmonize with the string ensemble. 8. . . The Person You Are

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1. Faces express emotion as Sandi Bede and Brian Bullington begin their reign. 2. Cheerleaders practice all summer to bring spirit to the games. 3. Mr. Marik leads the lab band for the Homecoming pep rally in Frankfurt Square. 4. Making posters for the Commons on game days is one way Donna Brandt earns merits for Booster Club. 5. Kurt Nyffeler steps off another season of marching band. 6. Mr. Cliff Hopp. activities coordinator, and Mr. Dave Swartz, assistant principal, discuss Commons policy. 7. Student Council raises funds for the Snowball dance by hosting a bake sale. We lived our lives as no one else lived. We had our likes and dislikes, our similarities and differences. But, each of us was searching for someone that no one else could find . . . ourselves. We go on to be what we are—some go through college while others find their career right away. Whatever the case—personalities were developed and matured through our experiences in high school, maybe not to their fullest, but a big step had been taken in finding ourselves. You didn’t always like what you found, but you always found a part of . . . THE PERSON YOU ARE!