Columbus High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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26 1. Prom would be nothing without a slow dance. 2. A1 Sie-mek and Jennifer Benedict have a “wild and crazy” time. 3. Ann Walters and Pat Bartholomew were one of the many couples to dance to the music. 4. Scott Ferguson and Cindy Zapotocky take a breather in Central Park. 5. Lynn Strehle and Lloyd Vorderstrasse enjoy a slow dance. 6. Brent Ar-ment puts the finishing touches on the first strip of crepe paper in the false ceiling. 7. Miss Schlobohm provided a realistic touch to the New York scene as she sold paper flowers in Grand Central Station. 8. John Burdinc and Lynn Hudson boogie down. 9. “Southbrook Band” rocks out the beat for the dancing couples. 10. Karen Zimmerman and Lisa Long work some more on the upper level decorations. 11. Various types of refreshments were in abundance for the couples to enjoy during the breaks.

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Fine Arts Festival displays student work CHS’s annual art festival was held in the gym May 11 and 12. The display consisted of pottery, crafts and paintings done throughout the year by students. May 12 in addition to the art works, theater classes performed “The Cop and the Anthem” and “The Wildflowers of Chastity” during the lunch periods. At the same time the swing choir and jazz band performed in the gym giving students quite a display of talent to observe. 6 7 8

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‘Broadway’ prom theme New York City brightened the gym May 6 as the juniors carried through the theme ‘Nights on Broadway’ for Prom. Everything from the Brooklyn Bridge entrance to the Statue of Liberty to Central Park to various famous store fronts could be seen. Black crepe paper as a flase ceiling effectively set the night time mood. The dance was held from 9:30 pm to 12:30 am and couples danced to the sound of the “Southrook Band”. 27