Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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xxx -- Howard L'Dutch Welch Kramer coach since 1940 graduated from Hastings College One of h1s amb1t1ons was reallzed when he became coach at Gothenburg H1gh the school that gave h1m hlS start Wh1le attendmg Gothenburg he was Nat1onal M1le Champxon and also set a half m1le record at the Kearney Inv1tat1onal meet that has weathel ed c0mpet1t1on for 19 years Were he to have a trophy room among other thmgs would be found 74 medals 30 of Wh1Ch are gold SIUCC com1ng to Columbus Coach Welch has b8S1d8S hlS record ID bu1ld1ng up football and basketball developed the annual Columbus Inv1tat1onal T1 ack Meet f1om a local affa1r to one whlch has achleved state wxde recogn1t1on Mr Welch 1S well l1ked by the boys and 1S known by all of us for the cha1 actor and f1ne p11nc1ples he has always upheld 'R urn 1 1 XX11r ll l 1 rl IP lil lrxxx I tl: ultnnkku

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TED KENFIELD All State Quarterb ack Ted Kenfield, star Kramer High school foot- ball player. was given all-state recognition by both the Omaha World-Herald and the Lincoln Journal- Star for his outstanding performance during the past football year. Throughout the football season, Ted handled the ball well. He did a great deal of the punt- ing. passing, quarterbacking and was a deadly tackle. He was one of the main reasons the Dis- coverers finished with three wins. three ties and only three defeats. During the year he took many beatings just as any other good football player does, and during the Norfolk game he played with a badly bruised right arm which affected his passing. , Ted, following in his brothers' footsteps, was very active in sports throughout his high school ca- reer. He went out for football, basketball and track every year and always gained recognition as a good sport-full of enthusiasm and pep. Not only was he a good athlete, but he was a good student. Ted's success was partially due to the fact that he was even-tempered and so commanded the respect of every player under his leadership, and was always on good terms with the rest of the team. Ted deserved the honor, and Kramer High is proud to share the recognition he brought to the team and to the school. John Rood-endg Clarence Inselman-tackleg Gene Applegate-guardg Max Glauser-center: Clarence Spitz-fullbackg Wendell Wuethrich-tackleg Bob Rodehorst-guardg Gordon Wadsworth-guardg Warren Dickey-halfbackg Walter Lips-end: Russell Elstfgn-endg John Brock, quarterbackg Darold Olson student manager. 21 V P 1 xxx! X . X X 'Kg Qi X Cxfig i 'fir .I