Columbus High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

Page 33 text:

LEFT. Patti Robak, Terri Bukacek and Cathy Micek enjoy their refreshments at the DECA Halloween costume party. LOWER LEFT. Ron Kreitman and Dan Beckman play foosball while taking a break from roller skating. BELOW. Mary Person rakes up the extra leaves at their cabin by the lake.

Page 32 text:

Students after 3:20 With so many things going on in their lives, it seems that CHS students have little spare time. In a poll conducted by the Annual Staff, students had a variety of answers for the questions. Asked what they did in their spare time, many answered listen to music, read and sleep. Partying and homework were also frequent answers. Students didn’t seem to have too many hobbies, but some were taking flying lessons, dancing, writing music, collecting stamps, coins, and books, scrapbooks, and rodeo and horse shows. Quite a few people said they had a job. but answers ranged on how much time they spend on the job. Some said most of weekend, part time, when they can, 5 days a week, as much as I can, and 30 to 40 hours a week. The television is not as popular as it used to be, but some students watch the T.V. several times a week. Many people said no” to being involved in a sport, as was the same with being active in a club. Some students said they were involved in a club outside of school, however. A lot of students said they did go to many sports events in which they don’t participate. Asked if they spend a lot of time on homework, answers ranged from no time to 5 hours a night. Asked if they do useful things around the house, most used answers were clean, cook, wash dishes, take out the garbage, babysit, make the bed, or nothing at all. Answers to how many times they go out a week, ranged from 2 to 120,000 (ha,ha). The final question, do you feel you spend your free time wisely, was answered yes, sometimes, and I don’t know. As you can see, CHS students use their spare time in a variety of ways. In whatever way they use it, everybody’s thankful when Friday rolls around and they’ll have a whole weekend of spare time. Twila Keener and Connie Long concentrate on staying on their skates at Flying Wheels Roller Skating Rink. Tracy Noll, Marla Molczyk, Karen Buresh, Sandy Birkel. and Genny Borowiak spend their Here comes a strike1 , says Chris Woerner as he starts his extra time in study hall playing the card game UNO. approach at Westbrook Lanes. 28 Student Life

Page 34 text:

Tim Dion spray paints a livestock crib at Middlestate Junior Chris Wilson is shown at one of the light control boxes in the Fleischer Manufacturing Manufacturing. building. Chris works as a maintenance man. servicing machinery and electrical equipment. 30 Student Life