Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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Bavk row-11. Kern, A. Ewert K. Mueller. f'. XVa1le, F. Mlinar. li, lValtz B. Thrun. R. Johan- sen. B, Vhrisrensen. Zrvl row-.I. XVilson. XV. XVu+-trivli, XY. Bu:-klln J Hnlflemun, F. Teller. J. Rirh. XV, Ili:-kt-y, .l, Putnam, Ib. Lea. Zfnrl rrfwflr, Vin-liian, ll. Enzminszv-r. T. lie-nfielrl. P. rvhaeffer J. Schultz, E. Xealer. IP. liammel, H, flelnlvol. .L Asplin, lst row -II. Johanwfe-n, J. Murrow, ll. fiahan, XY. l'4-ln-rrr-n, l . Kralnvr, IP. Moore-, ll. l'm'n. l'. flaw-r, ll. VYult'v. Higher Standard We will always lend a helping hand , is the motto of the Hi-Y members, organized for the purpose of completing the friendly atmosphere in Kramer High. The social highlights of the year were: Ini- tiation of new members, Hi-Y date night and the spring installation breakfast. This organi- zation sponsored minature airplane construc- tion in the shop to aid in national preparedness. They also doated funds jointly with the C Club for erecting a football score board. The club's officers were: Jim Morrow, presi- dentg Warren Peterson, vice presidentg Doug- las Johansen, secretaryg Cliff Fitzsimmons, treasurerg and sponsors, Principal O. L. Ken- field and Mr. Alpers. , Full of Pep! The Booster Club, composed of thirty-four members and representing all four classes in Kramer High, was very active throughout this year. The club sponsored two dances and a V for Victory dance during the football sea- son. Ushers are chosen from this group for every activity or entertainment in the audi- torium. Beverly Brown, head cheer leader, with the assistance of Roberta Carter, Cliff Fitzsimmons, Donna Jean Sayers and George Kern came through with plenty of pep and enthusiasm for every event of the year. Jack Schultz was this year's president as- sisted by Lois Kuklish, vice presidentg and Delores Jones, secretary under the guidance of Miss Bliss and Miss Searle. Hsu-k ruwf .l. Hnlile-man, li, Vliriste-rust-n ll. lYur1ls-mzin, ll, XK'olfv, .l, liruxxitt. ll. Johansen. I,. l-Jive-rt, J. Sneflekm-1, Ili-tl rowf.-X. I-Zwert. S. Tonnizes. B. Thrun. li. Turner, .I, lin-h M. Papror-ki, li. Mueller. Ind row-P. Nelson. II. XX'ells. M. Boettvlier. A. Milhulka. J. Mvtiowan. B. Gemhol. I-1. Thielen. lsr row--I+. Sayers, B. Brown, D. Jones, J. Schultz. 1.. Iiuklisli, 13. Kern. ll. Carter.