Columbus High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Back Row--B. Olsong H. Petter1 A. Luchsingei Front row--R. Costello: G. Karling U. Schall. We juniors having had a taste of being upper classmen have successfully corn- pleted our third year in high school and are ready for our final year as seniors. Leading the unforgettable freshman class of 1950 were Harlan Petter, presi- dent, Charles Brentzel, vice-presidentg Sandra Welch, secretaryg and Ann Luch- singer, treasurer. During the year Beverly Egger was chosen as rnajorette to help lead the band. Sandra Briswalter was chosen as a substitute cheerleader. We also shared in participation of Booster Club, Future Farmers and 'Future Homemakers of America, and a large number of music groups. Buy your pencils here, says Gordon Goldenstein as he sells some of the Student Coun-cil's school supplies to Beatrice Kluver, Zona Buss, and Ronald Tschauner. CNot pic- tured-Duane Petersonj :mince Coming up for our second year as sopno- mores, we, indeed, needed efficient officers. We chose Robert Pope, presidentg Donald Ehl- ers, vice-president, and Shirley Ewert, secre- tary-treasurer. Many honors were bestowed to the sophomores during this memorable year. Shirley Hoveling was chosen cheerleader and several lettermen joined the HC club. Ann Luchsinger and James Murphy were the at- tendants to the sports rally. Along the dramatic line several of the sophomores joined the Thes- pian organization. Our sponsor these first two years was K. R. Bailey. And now this year-our first year of being upper classmen, several other boys lettered in sports. Sandra Briswalter was chosen as a cheerleader. Our successful sports rally, Dog Patch, was lead by the class officers-Gerald Karlin, presidentg Ann Luchsinger, vice-presi- dentg Betty Olson, secretary, and Harlan Pet- ter, treasurer, and under the able supervision of our sponsors, Ula Mae Schall and Robert Cos- tello. Other organizations progressed with the help of Louis Welch, secretary of FFA, Shirley Ewert, vice-president of FHAQ Harlan Petter, treasurer of Hi-Yg Elaine Michaelsen, vice- president of Junior Librariansg Gordon Golden- stein, vice-president of Student Council, Susan Bakenhus, vice-president and Alyce Zwiener, secretary of Thespiansg and Bea Kluver, presi- dent and Carolyn Engel, vice-president of Y-Teens. Violet Inselman received the honor of being chosen queen of Harvest of Harmony in Grand Island. Charles Speice and Marilyn Burman were chosen king and queen of t'Twe1fth Night? Janice Potter and Ronald Tschauner were attendants for the junior class at the sports rally. The junior-senior prom was held at the high school gym April 25. The theme was a street cafe scene in Paris, and the gym was decorated accordingly. .-25...