Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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Distinguished Service Men Piloted by Clarence Spitz. president. XNendeIl Wuethrich. vice president. Warren Dickey. sec- retary-treasurer. and Clarence Inselman. ser- geant-at-arms. the Boys' C Club did much this year to uphold good sportsmanship in Kramer High. Sponsored by Coach Welch and Assistant Coach Baruth. they donated to the shoe fund. spon- sored the Platte County basketball tourna- ment. and assisted with the invitational track and field meet held in the spring. 1.C-Q Only boys who have earned an athletic may bc members of the Boys' Club. Keeping in Step It isn't just the boys who are responding to the gox'ernment's request for more Physical Fitness programs. Here the Girls' Athletic Association and gym classes. under the direction of Miss Blazkovec. are represented. The former have after-school meetings three times a week: the latter convene during school time. In March these girls demonstrated the National Physical Fitness Program exercises for the Teachers' Institute that was held at Kramer High. Some sports that the girls take part in are: bowling. basketball. relays, and kittenball. Lois Hasselbalch is president of the G. A. A.: Virginia Wilson. vice president and Bonnie Lo- mas, secretary. Ha--k rowfll raison. T. Ken- fizl-I. J. Ronil. .l. Rich, NV. XVi11-tI1ri4-li. tl, A111111-zzzite. fllll 1 xx ll. l'o1leI1orSt. 4'. Fitz- Dickey. .I. Iii' -I. lsr 1-ow--XX. Lips. I.. '. Spitz, 1'. lnsel- f . . .. 1 . . 1 -12. XX'411Iswo1'tI1. M. Iil:iUS1'l'. Hnfk ron- NI, C1111-s, 4'. Iloelien- I ig r X! Iliikvy, 1' .lolinnnv-s. J, 11.111-yiiipl-'. C. I'r--koi-. Y. Klux. I4. Kiue Lili 1-4-xv-.I. Cass. li. Ilvwli- .4 f .11I1111.'-1' 4. XVl1ilney. BI. XVilson. I 411 i if Ii. Keller, I'. link- iisli III1 new li. BZHIJIIITHI. I , Iir11111I.1n4I. Ir Iii-xoi. I'. Wu-l1:11s. .. - . . x: . . I 1 xx I.. Ins:-I111:u1. S. Zuroslii. I11111-I. II. Allison, 2-I row-I-. I 11 Ii. BI. S1I1r1-iii.-r. F. HurZ5'll- It I. l'I:1tz.-r. li. Rlursolvk. M. I.111l1s1na:t-r. .I. llfililenmn. ISI row lx I 1--tl'-Iiuft XI Filer li Iom-

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