Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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Engaged to one of the bell bottomed trous er boys 1S AGNES FIX She was act1ve ln G1rl Reserves Cl 23 Lat1n Club C1 23 Executlve board of Commerc1al Club C3 43 1n the Pubh cat1on Department Chorus C13 D1scoverer Staff C3 43 and Annual Staff C43 Gus l1ght of foot loves to dance LEONARDA HENTGES llke her pal Ag nes has lost her heart to the Navy Lynn was 1n G1rl Reserves C123 Gym C13 Commerc1al Club C3 43 ln the Publ1cat1on Department and on the D1scoverer Staff C3 43 A newcomer IS MARTHA MECK a sweet l1keable g1rl and a good typ1st whose ab111ty was put to use for the Annual She was a mem ber of Commerc1al Club C43 G1rl Reserves C43 D1scoverer Staff C43 and Annual Staff C43 IVA LEE SCHELP IS always ready for a chxt chat She was a member of Jun1or L1 b1ar1ans C2 33 Glee Club C33 G1rl Reserves C1 23 Gym C13 and Chorus Cl 43 HELEN SCHROEDER assures everyone of a r1otous t1me along w1th gobs of fun She has enJoyed bemg 1n Booster Club C33 G1rl Reserves C13 Gym C2 3 43 and Chorus C13 Theres never a dull moment for CLEO DIEDERICH She was mterested ln Commer cxal Club C3 43 Lat1n Club C23 G1rl Reserves Cl 23 and D1scoverer Staff C3 43 Hep to the JIVQ lS LETITIA DOLAN She Jomed Commerc1al Club C3 43 and Band C1 2 3 43 GLADYS FITTJE Dramatlc Club C43 Com merc1al Club C3 43 plans to serve her country as a Cadet Nurse RUTH GARBERS a qulet and pleasant g1rl IS majorlng ln commerclal work She took Gym C1 23 and was 1n Commerc1al Club C43 A g1rl who 1S easy on the eyes lS BERNICE HECKER who belonged to Commerc1al Club C3 43 Gym C13 Chorus C2 3 43 G1rls Glee Club .9- iff' C23 and G1rl Reserves C43 She also helped 1n the Publ1cat1on Department G1ve MARIANNE KAIPUST a p1ano and she 1S 1n her glory She part1c1pated 1n G1rl Reserves C43 Commerc1al Club C43 and Cho1r FERN BRUNKEN a fme student IS maJor mg 1n commerclal work She found t1me for Commerc1al Club C3 43 D1scoverer Staff C3 43 and Gym C13 ELAINE MCNAIR a lover of outdoor sports may be seen at the sw1mm1ng pool as a l1fe guard 1n the summer She enJoyed Glee Club Cl 2 33 G1rl Reserves C1 2 3 43 Operetta C33 Cho1r C3 43 and Commerclal Club C3 43 RUTH NYFFELER a dependable g1rl a sports lover and a good sport a f1ne combma t1on Ruth l1sts Lat1n Club C23 V1ce Pres1dent C33 G1rl Reserves C2 3 43 Commexclal Club C3 43 Booster Club C3 43 G1rls Glee Club C23 D1scoverer Staff C3 43 Bus1ness Manager of the Annual C43 Chorus C123 Secretary Treasurer of Class C23 and Publ1cat1on Department as her act1v1t1es W1th h1gh amb1t1ons along comme1c1al l1nes LORRAINE SETTGAST was a member of Com merc1al Club C3 43 Chorus C33 Jun1or L1brar1ans C43 and typ1st for the D1scoverer Coyness IS the word that descr1bes FLOR ENCE SMYTH She showed her mterest IH commerc1al work 1n the Commerc1al Club C3 43 Bes1des Commerc1al Club C3 43 PAULINE WIELGUS was a member of G A A C1 2 33 G1rl Reserves C1 23 and G1rls C Club C13 She enJoys collectmg photographs SHARON HALEYS dramat1c ab1l1ty has been hldden ln school under the cloak of the Statue of L1berty She part1c1pated 1n Lat1n Club C1 23 Wxg and Mask C1 2 33 G1rl Reserves C1 2 43 and Pres1dent C43 of Span1sh Club C3 43 Thats not all Jun1or L1brar1ans C2 33 Booster Club C33 and the Senlor Class Play -- 1- -- -- -- -- -----1---1 --- --.1 ---' --1 -- ----ov--1 - 1 ----w 1 1 - - -1---1--11 - -'--.1 - I - - Y ' A - 3 I - D, . . - , - . . . . . . 1 1 ' ' 11 11 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 . 1 1 ' I - . ' . ' . ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 . l , ' ' 1 1 - ' 1 1 . 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' 1 1 . - ' , ' . 1 1 ' . , y , I . . . , ' 11 - 11 1 1 ' . ' . I - , y v . . - 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' - ' 1 y - , - ' ' - u 11 1 V . . . . 1 ' ' 1 1 Y - ' ' ' 1 1 . - . . i . - . . , , 1 1 - y - . . 11 -- 11 ' - , . . . - 1 - - - - ' 1 ' - . . ' ' ' - - ' 1 1 , . - . , . . 1 ' , . . . I . . y I . . . . . - Y I - . - - . 1 I 1 u - . , - . , . . . . - , ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' '

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1 . 1 V No one seems to be very sick. In fact, we'd say that Roberta Haney, Mrs. Hurford, June Os- borne. Rosanna Osborn and Margaret Parry are enjoying themselves. Good health is important these days as the boys and girls of Kramer High know. Uncle Sam wants healthy people in the Armed Forces. if 1 iv 1 .111 Whats cooking? Thats what we often wondc r third period when the appetizing aroma of food is wzifted to us from the Home Ec room. Miss Sloneker supervises the activities of the future home makers. Lois Flesner. Wilma Los- eke. and Lillian Schroeder. A prize blue ribbon winner in 4-H work was RUTH ANN WILKE. She was also active in school organizations. Commercial Club 13-41, Chorus 11-2-31. Choir 141. Glee Club 121. Oper- ctta 141. Girl Reserves 121. and G. A. A. 121. Anuther Kramer High girl who wants to serve Uncle Sam as a Cadet Nurse is LUCILLE BEHLE. She has been interested in musical groups. Girls' Glee Club 11-21. Choir 12-3-41, Operetta 12-3-41. Sextet 13-41. Besides singing in Chorus 111. MARGARET ELLER was in Commercial Club 13-41, Latin Club 121. Girl Reserves 141. Gym 131 and she helped in the Publication Department. She is as excitable as a canary. With bookkeeping as her favorite subject, ELEANOR WUETHRICH was also in Chorus 11-2-31. Glee Club 131. and Girl Reserves 141. ELIZABETH WUETHRICH belonging to Spanish Club 131 Girl Reserves 141, singing in Chorus 1l-2-31. Glee Club 131. Choir 141, is an- other one of Kramer's girls who plans to help our country through nursing. Because she does everything well, attractive CLARICE ERNST has accomplished a great deal in her four years of high school. This may be seen by her activity as Secretary-Treasurer of the class her freshman year, Secretary-Treas- urer 121 and President 131 of the Junior Librar- ians 12-31. Treasurer 131 of the Booster Club 13-41. President 141 of the Commercial Club 13-41. in the Publication Department. She was in Girl Reserves 141, Chorus 111. Latin Club 11-21. and on the Annual Staff. She was Presi- dent of the class her junior year. Top row-R. Wilke, L. Behlc, M. Eller. E. Wuethrich. E. Wuethrich. C. Ernst. Lower row-A. Fix, L. Hentges, M. Meek, I. Schelp, H. Schroeder, C. Diederich.

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Ly lf W,f ,ullf X . fa 0- Rose Ann Kluck, Dolores Wurdeman. and Nova Vaught seem to be getting in- spirations from cameraman Bill De- vriendt's pep talk on the importance of learning to type well. Lorraine Sturek. however, proves the old saying that Prac- tice makes perfect. Now Albin, you ought to know the answer to that. You're sitting in a high- priced seat, says Mr. Baruth as he helps Albin Koziol with his work. Felix Zoucha, Ruby Mohr, Morris Raymond, and Mar- guerite Alliss seem to be getting their bookkeeping without any help. Many upperclassmen have become good book- keepers under P.'s watchful eye. You can't loaf on the job and get 80 words a minute as Margaret Wilke. Norma Ernst, Leona Ryba, and Betty Lou Arm- strong well know. These girls, hoping to beat the seniors, are busily taking down shorthand from Miss Craig's dictation. Lf' J . Bud Babka. Marie Anderson. Betty Lou Rohner. Rusell Aerni. and Bobbie Lou Kennedy take Miss Crue seriously when she says Hay que estudiarf' and concen- trate on their Spanish lesson. Who knows. the Good Neighbor Policy may someday welcome some of these upperclassmen now studying Spanish.