Columbus High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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' 6644 CABINET OFFICERS Back row-S. Schwantje: M. Burman: S. Craig. Second row-B. Olson: S. Thomas: C. McEnerney: M. Murphy. Front row-H. Raney: M. Stahl: B. Stahl: B. Kluver: C. Engel: J. Fickelg L. Kaveney. Back row--S. Knox: J. Lane: M. Dietrich: S. Peterson: M. Speck: P. Spitz: E. Frederickson: D. Lincoln: B. Martin. Fifth row--B. Kavxch: R. Sloan: N. Roth: C. Muller: M. Schlesinger: S. Drew: J. Pratt: S. Briswalter: R. Anderson. Fourth row--K. Johnston: D. Beem: K. Vonder- Iage: E. Blessen: C. Selleck: M. Schild: C. Siefken: S. Weber: C. Swanson. Third row--D. Grotelueschen: A. Levine: C. Hodges: D. Schumacher: D. Herde: A. Andrews: V. Blaser: M, Bergmanis: J. Osborn. Second row--M. Burman: B. Olson: S. Thomas: C. McEnerney: S. Schwantje: S. Craig: M. Murphy. Front row--H. Raney, sponsor: M. Stahl: B. Kluver: C. Engel: J. Fickel: L. Kaveney, co-sponsor. tL. Williams not picturedl. With Miss Henrietta Raney, sponsor, and Mrs. Lois Kaveney, co-sponsor, the Y-Teens had a busy, but successful year. Social events included a hobo party, a sock dance as date night, and the annual heart sister banquet which was the climax of the year ter- minating heart sister week, 'February 14 to 20. Special guests' at regular meetings were Miss Dorothy Pile, Nebraska Executive Secretary of Y-Teens and Mrs. O. N. Sheely of Grand Is- land. Jeanette Fickel and Carolyn Engel attended Camp Merrill at Fullerton last summer. Camp Merrill is a training school and workshop held each summer for Y-Teen members. The organization has been guided during the year by Beatrice Kluver, president: Caro- lyn Engel, vice-president: Jeanette Fickel, sec- retary: and Marian Stahl, treasurer.

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216- Z HI-Y CABINET OFFICERS Back row-H. Alpers: J. Jelden: R. Grant: K. Stuve. Front row--R. Plantz: H. Petter: D. Grace: H. Dey. Back row--F. Aerni: D. Ahrens: K. Arndt: R. Arndt: B. Brandenburg: R. Brentzel: D. Clark: R. Cuddeford: H. Dey: N. Dey: J. Ellefson. Fifth row--B. Ellison: C. Ensminger: J. Ernst: R. Gaver: J. Gaver, F. Geiser: M. Glasner: G. Goldenstein: D. Grace: R. Grant. Fourth row--J. Haldiman: L. Hansen: L. Harris: L. Henggeler: P. Hockenberger: D. Hild: J. Hudson: E. Hun- kins: W. Hunkins: D. Ingoldg J. Jelden. Third row--C. Johansen: M. Kaasch: G. Karlin: H. Keating: F. Kluck: F. Krebs: R. Kutilek: W. Lund: D. Lundin: R. Mead: J, Mihulka. Second row--G. Nantkes: M. Nosal: H. Petter: R. Plantz: R. Pope: J. Pope: D. Potter: J. Reinecke: D. Rice: D. Rosendahl: R. Ross. Front row--J. Schultz: D. Selleck: D. Smith: C. Speice: J. Steinmeyer: H. Alpers: K. Stuve: R. Trofholz: J. Wagner: N. Welch: B. Weil: A. Wendt: W. Zimmerman. Cne of the important highlights of the Hi-Y was the Youth and Government Program held at the State House in Lincoln. This program was inaugurated for the first time this year and is sponsored by the Y. M. C. Afs. Daniel Grace, Harlan Petter, and Gerald Karlin at- tended as legislators: and Harold Dey was elected Chief Justice by the legislators. Mr. Herbert Alpers and Mr. D. Lee Grace attended as sponsors. Other activities in which the Hi-Y mem- bers participated are a hayrack ride, a formal initiation, a basketball tournament, and an an- nual springi date night. The officers for this year are Harold Dey, president: Daniel Grace, vice-president: Robert Plantz, secretary: Harlan Petter, treasurer: James Jelden, chaplain, Richard Grant, ser- geant-at-arms: and Herbert Alpers and Kermitt Stuve, sponsors.

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Back row, standing--D. Schmidtg D. Wolfe: J. Mihulka: R. Trofholzg J. Pope. Front row, standing--G. Graceg R. Finley: N. Andrews: P. Jacobs: L. Engel: C. Gaver: L. Brakenhoff: R. Morlokg S. Davis: N. Swanson: D. Seefeld: J. Asche: V. Frost: S, Livingston: A. Michaelsen: H. Hollman: G. Hook. Seated--H, Wadsworth: B. Ellison: G. Mueller: V. VanBerg: M. Reese: R. Plantz: K. Norton: I. Pitman. DISCOVERER STAFF The 1951 paper staff has completed a successful year of publishing The Discoverer. Heading the staff were Mary Reese, editor: Virginia VanBerg, business manager, and Gerald Mueller, advertising manager. Burns Ellison, sports editor, won first place in the Class A sports writing contest at the Nebraska High School Press Conference. Don Wolfe, staff photographer, placed third in the photography con- test. A larger number of students than ever be- fore attended the conference. The Discoverer is represented in the Student Council with Patsy Jacobs being the first to hold this position. A staff awards convocation was held in January to present awards to the 1951 staff and to introduce the staff for 1952. Heading this staff are Ida Lou Williams, editor: Gordon Goldenstein, business manager: and Sandra Briswalter, advertis- ing manager. Columbus High School, through the paper, be- longs to the National Scholastic Press Association and the Nebraska High School Press Association. Miss Gladys Grace is the staff sponsor. JOURNALISM CLASS Back row--J. Murphy: C. Engel: Z. Buss: D. Henke: R. Feye: standing, G. Grace. Third row--I. Williams: B. Olson: S. O'Neal: S. Rieken: M. Murphy: S. Ewert. Second row--S. Briswalter: V. Navrkal: B. Kluver: C. Nyffeler: E. Michaelsen: A. Luchsinger. Front row--R, Pope: M. Burman: C. Speice:G. Goldenstein: W. Hunkins: J. Jelden. will