Columbus High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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Boys Track runner Mike Whiting crossed the finish line in 1st place. Busy typing something for journalism is sophomore Kris Hoff. Using his free time wisely is Dave Kosch, as he works on some homework. Columbus High theater performed Cur- ious Savage” as the spring play Here are some of the cast - Jason Laux. Lisa Nielson. Sheila Schulz. Mickey Senften and Tom Rains. Just before the team goes out for the second half everybody gets in on a team handshake Solid Gold Candids 27

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Solid Gold Candids Totally into the punk rock scene with their punk rock sunglasses are pep club members Marilyn Kucera and Lori Hahn. Sports superstar Bill Carr warns all reporters to stay away. A last stop at their lockers before they clear the halls are some members of the CHS student body. Slam dunking it in to the hoop during lunchtime in the gym is junior Ron Kudron. 26 Let the Good Times Roll

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NASC Convention Held at CHS Student Council was involved in many activities this year. The biggest event was the 1982 Nebraska As- sociation of Student Councils Conven- tion held at CHS. Over 800 students from all over Nebraska attended. The reason Columbus hosted the convention was to get Columbus noticed by other student councils, to exchange ideas with other councils and to try a relatively new idea, which was to have a sleep-in, where all the students slept overnight in the CHS gyms rather than go to hotels, which is usually the practice at other NASC conventions. The convention started at 1:30 on Saturday, November 5, and ended at 8:00 the next morning. Twenty CHS students who were not on student council were asked to help with the convention. NTV news covered the convention when it began. Students used school lockers for their personal things. Many group sessions were held in classrooms where the students discussed such topics as values, teenage sex, and how to be an achiever. Each CHS Stu-Co member was in charge of leading about 25 students around the school. Sax Pizza supplied 125 medium-sized pizzas. Popcorn also was supplied in the cafeteria for students. All food was bought free with coupons supplied by the CHS student council. Students went to the auditorium to choose State Student Council representatives and sing songs. A sock hop dance began at 9:15 in the evening in the boys' gym. The band Flight and a d.j. who played records supplied the music. For those who had the stamina they could dance until 3:30, when the dance ended. At 6:00 a.m. breakfast was served and by 11:00 a.m. everyone was gone. CHS Stu-Co members stayed to clean up the school. On top of an awesome pyramid is Jenny Davidchik. while Colleen Goering. bearing the weight of others on her back, kneels on the second row. Renee Olson, Mia Carrig, Scott Engdahl, Greg Wilson and Alan Ferris help distribute folders to convention students. Lori Stone and Ron Paprocki talk about the convention while Anna Castner looks on. Relaxing with some members of his group is a tired Tom Rains. Listening to Convention instructions are (left to right) Kortney Beach, Colleen Goering, Shelly Fowler, Anna Castner, Vicki Hort, Jody Stone, Ron Paprocki and Scott Channer.