Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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I If yo-.x II. Xlooie, Il. If 1l.iiiim--I. It XY I'v-I--I-vlie I.. I I. I' I Iv-alter, I1 I I1 'I'uiner. Siu-lem li: S 'I'ov1niuv-s. Ii. .L I . I4'i it nt row -- I Ii V. Illamuain. I, X Il I-1 .I Nllviioxx June Mad A comical fast-moving class play was the climax of the seniors' last year. The story cen- ters around a filteen-year old girl. played by Beverly Brown. who finds she is JUNE MAD about a dashing college boy, played by Dick Gammel. She later finds after many heart- breaks that she still must go on with her planned career and that she still appreciates the boy next door. played by Warren Peter- sen. The cast included: Beverly Brown as Penny Wood. Dick Gammel as Roger Van Vleck. Warren Peterson as Chuck Harris. Bette Alice Woods as Mrs. Wood. Jim Morrow as Dr. Wood. Don Moore as Mervyn. Catherine Branigan as Milly Lou. Roberta Carter as Julie Harris. Lawrence Nyffeler as Mr. Harris. Lois Kuk- lish as Fffie. Delbert Flesner as Elmer. Betty Turner as Shirley Wentworth, Bill Smith as Ralph Wentworth. Operetta One oi' the many highlights of musical events in the vocal department during 1941- 1942 school term was the presentation of the ever dramatic and expressive. The Bells ol' Capistrano. The operetta was produced by the A Capella choir under the direction of Miss Davis. The operetta was presented two nights. March 12 and 13. The cast was composed oi' 60 students who enacted the dramatic plot which involved an old Southern California ranch under the cloud of a mortgage by crafty Jake Kraft. One of the herd of cattle is stolen and the members of the rancho are hard pressed to figure out a solution to get them back. The mission bells ring and the herd is brought back which means future happiness for all. The songs were fitting and impressive and the setting was picturesque and natural. Leads were played by Betty Jane Person and Karl lN'IueIIer.

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Annual Staff NORMA PERSON BETTY SIEWERT Editor Business Managei History Repeats Itself The annual staff of 1942 wishes to express 11S sineexe thanks to the meichants students and eveiyone who assisted in making this b ok possible Fifte en seniors chosen from the senior class compiled and edited the annual. Our Stal? was under the guidance of the class sponsors Miss Magher and Mr. Corn. We endeavored to bring to you an everlast- ing memory of your Kramer High School days. We are certain you will enjoy the yearbook.

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