Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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D!SI'0Yl'1RI'IR S'l'.Xl I Ita-'It row 'I'. Ilrvol, Y. Kern. Ii. tloltlln-riz. IL, Wiiftz AI. lioi-tl:-Iii-r XX Nolte. Il. Allinar. I-. Kan IE:-rg. Ii. Holh Slit! ron .I. Sr-Iiullz. .I. XX'iIson. IP. Smith I-1. Valhoiin. M . . , . ,. - - . v. I.l14Iisliicei'. I, I-iw-lim, I,. tonite-1, I, Ixs-nlin-lil. lu. Iurlvk- ron. Znul rum NI Iflizger. II. Swliiwiln-i'. I'. 'I'roxxIivi-lu . II 4'-'ru .l. lIoI-It-man. IP. Nelson. 'I' NViIson. I6 .IoIi.in- sf-ii I-I row Iv. .Ionv-s l', I4I.isn-r, 1'. Iilwiiiigziii, I4 XVIII,-Is. We Dish The Dirt The good ship and staff. piloted by Beverly Brown, with Bette Alice Woods as associate. continued to edit the paper for the first semes- ter of this year, Present editor is Wayne Wolfe: Frank Mlinar. associate. Twenty-seven members. together with the spcnsor, Miss Shields. attended the Nebraska High School Press conference in Lincoln. No- vember 21-22. This was the largest delegation ever to represent Columbus at the conference. January. February and March issues of the paper were entered in the contest sponsored by the N. S. P, A. A first class rating was received. The Discoverer also was awarded Inter- national first place by the Critical Service of the Quill and Scroll Society. -IR. I,lI5K.' RLKNN Iiziv-lv you st.iiv4Iriip.: IC 'I'Iii--I'-li. l'. Iiilist, X II4-2 mtg. .I. llulhiuairi, S, Ilsilw-v. X. Huw!! I' Y.i..n-itll:-tu, XI IIuu:ir:I. I1 Xl:-ruin, IC. Iiziruiiiuii 1' Itiw-lim. IC. Ii ---v N lion-II-In-ik II Iloilv-nIui':wi, I-i lim II Sviiii-ilwi NI, Miller. I Sill--I1-, Iv 'init-illei, S 'I'-initial' . II Si-.illr I. Kiiltlish 11 Slit-III:-vi I. Ilotii At Your Service This organization came into existence three years ago under the sponsorship of Ms: Ran- kin who is its present leader. The daily service offered Iiv each mamlter oi' this club is highlv praised and recognized Ivy all students in Kramer High. This organiva- tion aided in assembling and packing hooks in the Victory Campaign. constructing posters. and arranging show-case displays during Book- Week observance. Election of officers is held twice yearly to encourage and develnp leadership. Officers for the first semester were: Shirlev Tonniqes. presi- dent: Lois Kuklish, vice-president: Dorian Guettler. treasurer: Dorothy Rose Smith. sec- retary. Second semester officers were: Eliza- beth Reese. president: Barbara I-Iockenberger. vice-president: Carol Sheldon. treasurer: Clarice Ernst. secretary.