Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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,H ,.., -.r m:'., H- -, lainie:--v - .L , Flrst slual ha k rou Iyle Elmlson Jlm Rich Coach Xl elch I ln 'Rool Pu I l-I fluff l-ntz mn Front row Jack Cam John Bro k fed Kenineld Warren ln keg lale Xl eber THE LIGHT ARMED FORCES Columbus Central Clty Columbus Kealney Columbus York Columbus Alblon Columbus Crelghton P ep Columbus Crete Columbus Northeast Columbus Davld C1ty Columbus Fremont Columbus Schuyler Columbus Grand Island Columbus Norfolk TOURNAMENT Columbus 32 Oakland Columbus 22 Tekamah 25 The Dlscoverers opened the 1942 1943 bas ketball season w1th Ted Kenheld and Johnny Brock the only two lettermen from last year s D1str1ct Champs Nevertheless they opened the season wxth an lmpresslve vlctory over the all veteran team of Central C1ty Once agaln the York Jmx held true and the Maroon and Wh1te bowed to the Blue and Gold for the f1fth con secutxve year After los1ng the f1I'St out.of town game to Kearney the Dxscoverers bounced back onto the vlctory trall w1th a w1n over Alblon Crelghton Prep paced by Rex Barney prov ed too mlghty for the Welchmen as dld a strong Hastmgs qulntet the followlng week In the next game however Crete a new comer to the schedule was forced to bow to the most determ1ned outflt yet to don the Maroon and Wh1te of the season to even the count the Dlscoverers played thelr smoothest game of the season by drop pmg the Fourth place Northeast Rockets to the tune of 27 24 It was Columbus all the way unt1l the closmg seconds when a North east rally knotted the count At thls pomt Ted Kenfleld took over for the Dlscoverers and wlth only seconds left dropped ln two swlshers from out court to cmch the game Other h1ghl1ghts of the season mcluded the vxctory over Grand Island and the 2918 shellackmg of the Fremont Tlgers whlch enabled the team to carry back the F and C Club trophy agaln for another year w1th1n the halls of K H S In the tournament the Dlscoverers took Oakland m the flrst game but the next nlght were upset by an 1nsp1red Tekamah team Max Glauser was moved up from the second strlng and along w1th all the other boys made a letter Ted Kenfleld Warren Dlckey and Cllff Fltzslmmons are the only ones who left the squad so that leaves the next season to open wlth seven lettermen Congratulatlons to Coach Howard Welch and all h1S boys for thelr splendld playlng season and good luck to next years crew' 7 I - ' A 0 I x 5 ' 2 X g K v Y .' xr cf I' A'-. ' r '. V, ' I , 'v ' .rl 1 r. . Sscl Iston, S' nuns. -' ' . ' ' ' ' ' L - ' , , , ' , , , L ' 1- ......27 ' - Columbus ................ 29 Hastings .................. 58 Inspired by the Crete victory and determined ' ' ' V U - ., ' 1. ' - . ' ' '

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Get out there and give 'em all you've got'l, pleads the coach. Whether the pep talk did the job or not, nobody knowsg but we won that night! Warren Dickey comes in fast for one of the baskets that helped win the Fre- mont-Columbus trophy. One, two, three-and another! By this time the Maroons are taking them in their stride. The boys we couldn't get along without! They get in on a lot of the dirty work back stage. Meet the stage crew!