Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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Marching Along Together Looks of admiration go down the line as people watch our marching band go by. Decked out in new uniforms, the traditional maroon and white colors, the band is now one of the best dressed school bands in the state. On March 8, Mr. Anderson, present band director, joined the faculty, succeeding Mr. Corn, former director, who left to go into defense work. Two concerts were given by the band during the year, a winter one in Janu- ary, a spring one in May. The pep band played at all home-town basketball games. The whole band marched between halves at the football games. The entire band traveled to Lin- coln October 9, where they played in mass formation with other school bands during the half of the Nebraska-Indiana football game at Memorial Stadium. Members of the band played in quartets, trios, and duets, as well as solos, before various groups of the city. Twelve band members journeyed to Fremont April 16 to attend the District music contest. They captured five Superiors, two Excellents, and one Good rating, thus bringing to a close a very successful year. Personnel of the Band Hack row, standing-I.. Hassellmlch. M. Howard. N. Schroen. M. Anderson, T. Kenfielfl, Y. XValter, G. Prnskovec, L. Kelley. lb. lierrzxiisin. V. Iilaser. J. liramlfais, Mr. If. I.. Porn. Fira-le 4-Mascot S. XVelch. F. Allinar. B. XVilkins, .I. Frni- stzul. li. Andrews, VV. Olson, U. Osborn. Il. Bradley. D. Maw, l'. Devlin, R. Schultz. IV. Guenther, Ib. Mohlman, lb. liizzicr, lv. Giles I-I. lvusss-ll. N. .Iavohs. .I. Vain. F. Starkey. Ii. Hadley, U. Jelmlon, U. Iiorkenlwrger. Virs-le ilf.I. llanlce. C. Hunk Ii. Swanlu-rg, M. IVilson, W. llodehorst. I . Guenther, VV. IVnlfe. U. Gloor, K. Reif. IJ. f'0l'III'2lI'l, V. Johannes. .I. Sain-rfif-ld. H. linthleilner, X. Heelu-, Ii. Kuklish. K. Luc-hsinger. li Prokup. Iv. Johansen. M. Ili:-key, lv. Hogan. .I. Wil- n lll4I1 H 'I x 'I S l X l ull Il NIIIII H In in I so . - 24 . 'uylur, L. Ivanski. .I. Hahn. S. Stevens, I . Sinus, li. Vhiled, li. 'o er, . .' ' h. IC. s V , .. lhlan Il Wnlkn-I H Yin Iicr I l'l ik Fiule 1 R NI ' I' Flo IP F ' lt 1' I' xlioll G Iilnser I'. llevncn. -4. . 1 '. . : -iz. .. zu . '- - ,. aler, t. . ur. . ric'e, ..e' 1. . , , .l. Hass. Nut pivtiirwl-Iv. Slocum. I-I. Ilalnku, IS. Frey.