Columbus High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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This sporty-lookin' Camero is owned by Kevin Neumann The Camero was the most popular car among students polled during this year Good-looking cars were not the only ones to be seen in CHS parking lots. Here Mike Whiting gets out of his slightly-dented car. Road trips, crusin' mains and just looking for something to do on a Friday night are what most students do on the weekends Here Sue Ryba, Terrel Mackey and Michelle Schlender are looking for something interesting to do. Cars 17

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Camero Tops Poll Taken at CHS Even though the times are tough, students of CHS still have time enough to spend money and time on their cars. An average student will spend a certain amount of time, from one to two hours a week, on washing, waxing cleaning out the inside, and working on the engine of his vehicle. Cruisin' the mains and takin' a road trip are still done with the small amount of time and money students have, but instead of one or two people it is more likely to be groups of fours and fives or even MORE! Popular among students is trying to keep up with the latest trends in cars and car technology, from adding the lastest component car stereos, to keeping an eye out for the smaller gas saving cars or dreaming about having one of the fancier sports cars like a CAMERO or TRANS AM. A poll taken at CHS revealed what students think are the most popular cars. The top five include: 1 CAMERO; 2 TRANS AM; 3 CUTLASS; 4 MUSTANG; 5 NOVA. Here are some of the unique selections from the poll: 1981 GOLD DeLOREAN. 1968 BELAIR - four door and 1914 CHARTER. Students at CHS have been found many times filling up at their favorite or least-expensive gas station, as Ron Kudron shown here filling his gas tank with fuel. keeping their cars looking their best, many students wash the grime and gook off the outsides of their cars at least once a week. Here Brian Insinger washes his car at a popular car wash. Here is a sharp-looking Ford Bronco owned by Ric Karlin. In the insert. Ric demonstrates how he occupies his free time with his vechlcle by going through some mud puddles. 16 Let The Good Times Roll

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“Centerfold Preppy, Punk and Valley are all fashions at Columbus Senior High. The Preppy fashion represents the neat, clean look. Preppy guys as well as girls wear basically the same things; baggies, shirts and sweaters with the alligator insignias. Penny loafers and topsiders are what preppy people like to wear for shoes. There are also anti-preps who wear anti-prep t-shirts and anti-prep buttons to show that they'd rather Save an alligator, eat a preppy. Punk is very different from Preppy. People who punk-out usually try to look crude and rude. Punkers usually stand out from the crowd. Girls wear striped shirts and mini skirts, while guys wear funky blazers and skinny ties. You don't see too many guy punkers at CHS, but some girls seem to get into the fashion. Valley is a totally different fashion. It's like. Valley girls wear ruffled blouses, mini-skirts and fancy shoes, Like. Valley guys wear sweaters, cords, or nice jeans and are, like, really neat and totally beef. Valley people like to wear Preppy topsiders. but it's, like, not all the time. You know? So CHS has got its wacky fashions, and everyone loves to get into them. If you're Preppy, Punk or, like, totally Val, you can fit in at CHS. Here we see Lisa Conway in her popular CHS letter jacket. Giving the camera a Marc Herrold smile is Marc Herrold. Today's fashions in shoes are hiking boots. Nike tennis shoes, china flats, and topsiders. Here Cindy Starosick models her punk-style sweater. V 18 Tet the Good Times Roll