Columbus High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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Zdwlemf ' EXECUTIVE BOARD Back row--B. Speiceg R. Miller. Front row--G. Goldensteing R. Kluck, S. Peterson Back row--R. Stevensong M. Ranking V. Persellg R. Grantg J. Schultz. Fourth row--B. Ellisong M. Glasnerg G. Muellerg R. Gaverg D. Potter: P. Jacobs. Third row--J. Broderickg J. Mueller: C. McEnerneyg S. Oppligerg C. Langeg L. Aerni. Second row--F. Gloorg A. Andrewsg N. Losekeg A. Luchsingerg A. Bakenhus. Front row--R. Millerg S. Petersong R. Kluckg G. Goldenstein. rNot pictured--D. Janicekg B. Speiceg R. Brentzel.J The Student Council is the representative body of the school. Its members are representa- tive from homerooms and from the organiza- tions of the school. This year, the Student Council was led by Ruth Kluck, presidentg Gor- don Goldenstein, vice-president, Sandra Peter- son, secretaryg Richard Miller, treasurerg and Byron Speice, editorg with Mary Rankin and Vernon Persell, sponsors. Among the duties of the Student Council, we find its members maintaining the informa- tion desk, checking lockers, cars, and bicycles, sponsoring dances, and co-ordinating activities of the school. This year, for the first time, we had our meetings during the noon hour because of the many conflicts after school. This plan proved quite successful. In October Ruth Kluck, Fannie Gloor, and Richard Grant attended the State Student Coun- cil Convention in Grand Island. The Student Council sponsored an educa- tional exhibit with Richard Grant and Daniel Grace co-chairmen. Our new school flag, designed by Shirley Rieken, is the result of a Student Council proj- ect.