Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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1 ,7ff l',Qj:r'1,'A 'Y-7 A cfs' if Y f 27- -'-1 Top row L Iwanskl D Moh1man'B,Qaylor D Brown! Chr1stensen A Kummetz Lower row B Placzek F Teller M Hahn B Rldeno B Stuefer D Walker LEONARD IWANSKI a H1 Y man C47 a member of Cho1r C47 and of Latm Club C1 27 can always be counted upon to sw1ng out a sol1d polka Leonard also took Commando t1a1n1ng C47 DON MOHLMAN who belonged to the Band C1 2 3 47 and the Comrnercxal Club C3 47 and was out for track C47 1ntends to work iwh1le aftex graduatlon befole Uncle Sam takes lfll The c1a11net holds d1vers1on from work for ROBERT TAYLOR who was 1n Band C1 2 3 47 H1 Y C3 47 and the Comme1c1a1 Club C3 47 IH add1t1on to bemg the l1brar1an of the band 1oom DONALD BROWN the Master of Ceremon1es of Krame1 H1gh was devoted to the Boys Octet C3 47 Glee Club C3 47 Cho1r C3 47 Operet ta C3 47 Senlor Class Play Dramatlcs Club C47 Spanlsh Club C47 H1 Y C47 and the V1ce Pres1 dency of the Booster Club C47 Because of h1s new and unusual ldeas B111 was 1n the Dramatlcs Club C1 27 Booster Club C27 and H1 Y C2 3 47 He vnas voted as Vlcc Presldent of the class hlS freshman yea1 1 1ce P1es1dent C27 of the Lat1n Club C1 27 L1 b1a11an C47 of the Cho1r C3 47 Secretary C2 47 L1b1ar1an C37 of the Glee Club C1 2 3 47 and T11 asu1erC37 of the Spanlsh Club C3 47 Oh yes P111 was 1n the Operetta C2 3 47 and Assoclate PCJIIOI' of tht Annual Perhaps what we of 1-'1 1mC1 Hlgh vull ICITICTHDLI IS h1s fluent E panol AUDREY KUMMETZ '1 glll who mlnds 111 oxxn DUQIFICQS IS a eommLrc111 maJo1 Sha xx as a member of the Commexclal Club C3 47 anal sang 1n Cho1us all foux yeals of h1gh c oo Glrls Glu Club C27 Cho11 C3 47 G111 RL sums C127 the Comme1c1a1 Club C3 47 and the Opuetta C3 47 kept BERNADINE PLA 16- CZEK buky dlix-IHQ her hlgh school years Bern ad1ne also enjoys bowlmg FREDRIC TELLER who left at the be gmnlrg of ll1S'SCI'l1Q,r 5081 to go to the Un1ver s1ty of NLDIHSR. Kas p1om1nent 1n muslc g1oups -such as- the Madr1ga1 C2 37 M1xed Qualtette C37 Mlxed Octet C37 Boys Octet C37 and Boys -Quaxtet C27 He was P1es1dent C27 of the Boys Glee CluBkC1 2 37 Presldent C37 of the A Capella Chou C1 2 37 1n the Operetta C1 2 37 1n Lat1n Club C1 27 Spamsh Club C37 W1g and Mask Club Cl 27 and 'lastly was T1easurer C37 of H1 Y C2 37 Well knoxxn for her sense of humor IS MIMI HAHN A good deal of her t1me xx as taken up by the Spamsh Club C3 47 Band Cl 2 3 47 the DISCOVETGI C3 47 and th1s Annual of whlch she was the ed1tor She acted as Secretary C27 of the Latln Club C1 27 and VlCG Presldent C27 of the Wlg and Mask Club C1 2 3 47 and Secre tary C37 of the G111 Reselves C12 3 47 M1m1 plans to do radxo vxolk BOB RIDENOUR has earned avs ay hono1s part1c1pated 1n H1 Y C47 the D1amat1cs Club C47 Span1sh Club C47 and TIdCk C1 27 He carrled the lead m the Class Play and SQlXCd on the Annual Staff Schuyle1s loss 1S K1amers gam when Drctty BETTY LOU STUEFER came She be longed to the Wlg and Mask Club and Com fTlLIC18l Club hu QCDIOI QCHI and took part 1n the Scnlor Cl lss Play Thxoughout hu h1gh school days DELIGHT WALKER h 1s not only mantalmd an excellent SCl'lC7llSl1C nuage but has also bun a leader cf her ftlloxx students Dellght xx as 1n the Latm Club Cl 27 Band Cl 2 3 47 Spamsh Club C3 47 Plesldcnt C47 of the G111 Reserxes Cl 2 3 47 P1es1dcnt C47 of the Wlg and Mask Club C1 2 3 47 ID the Clxss Play Busmcss Manager of the D1scox un and Assoc1 atc Busmess Manage1 of the Annual l Aj! A N A 'f C1 , 1 , .M fy . -4 ,uf Mc ,-C' l v 7 K' . LL- - . V1 ' Y ' Y 1 I ' Y ' 7 ' VT Q , - , . , .4 Q . , . . . , 'Cs ' - ' - . l . ' - . . . X . . .5 Q . I v . - ' A 7 ' - ' C ,Q , -ny . I - . v 1 . - E Q 5 , 'Z 7 ' ' ' . ' ' , Y' . 1 1 D 9 I 1 ' 'H . - - y . . - - - . ' I' ' ' ' ' l ' nl ' - av - , , ' , ' - ' ' ' 1 ' - v I - Y .- q - ' - I - ' 1 v v ' ' ' ' PTLL CHRISTENSEN wlll have a bright future in oratory. Bob followed a College prep course. ,. ' . x , - , - - - - ' V J. ' . 9 ' ' V ' l v C . Q 7 . 5 I Z V -v ' C 1 11' ' B 155. . , 'Z . ' .' , L' - 2: 2 '1- . t 441 . S . K. - , ' . - - - gl xl Y ' - - . ' 1 X- ' ' 2 ryv. 5' 3 r , B-1-11, , . .' - . 'B ,,.,,. . 'Z , ' .

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if Take care of those tennis shots John ny they re hard to get thcsc days saw Coach Welch to John Brock R1chard Zuerlem Date McNa11 and D1 r 1ld W ll nrr envy Johns shoes Hoxxuu Marc Glaus ers interest seems to be takcn up with his locker at the moment These boss xx ill replace this yeai s SCDIOIQ in xx ning the colors of Columbus if The camua caught these boosters Allen Hinggclcr Sylxia Stevens Wesley Luschc Joan B1ovx1tt and Betty Henke pl lflfllllg the Junior pep 1ally Remember thcsf flashy can can girls All four class r coopcratcd to keep up the school Splflt foi 1 successful year H' Lk! Taking advantage of tht new 'iddition of shelves of reference books. '1nd the reading table in the study hall. '1rc Louise Staroscik, Clarence Brunkhorst. and Ger- aldine Welch, Another attraction is the new air map pictured above the students. ..1-5. Phe books two days over due Rcm'1. Nl'l1'lOI1 Dickey tells Roma Hug- glcr '1s NI'1ry Jaque Bitner waits to help Hildrcd Hcrwig with the selection of a hook, Besides the headache of taking care rt' fines. the junior librarians had the annual task of checking in and out mate- rial for senior themes.

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It looks like Carroll Devlin has come up with another one of his bright ideas and Doris Fricke. Miss McKennan. Mark Boettcher. and Natalie Schroen are getting a good laugh out of it. These juniors are among those who took over from the sen- iors the job of editing the Discoverer at the semester. Writ One. two. three, Mr. Kagey counts as Charlotte Hoekenberger plays, Charles Hook. Charlotte Johannes and Jack Cain are ready for their cues. These are some of the budding musicians who gave the senior band competition the night of thc Junior Sports Rally. K f . A ,fff L1 Mairzy Doats and Dozy Doatsf' Ex- ercising their vocal cords are Lowell Feye. Margaret Lips. Mr. Anderson. Helen Jean Nelson. and Bernard Nelson while Nan Bernstein accompanies them on the piano. It might have been the try-outs ior the operetta in which several juniors and seniors had the leads. Under Miss Moorc-'s supervision n- rie Lomas reads aloud for the approv l'of Fern Hoshor. Arlene Wurdeman, i d. Dorothy Groteluschen. These and o er juniors who have had dram icsfxv' be well groomed for the senior eflllsyfila ext year. - ' Cf I , J f , L K f 1 fic-W 7 ffnfffq aff'