Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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Back rovx C Danrels C Hunter R Mever V Imffeler J Rrnder H Kern D Rovrlee L Hrrscl brunner D Burley K Kramer S Lehr A Gloor D Groteluschen 2nd ron S Klug 5 Coden D Wrlk 'VI Camp E Kloke B Allen D Thrrngan B Proxorse B Carlson A Danrels J ONeal G Goede rd row 'VI Knrckerbocker B Haney B Hcnke F Loseke B I-'ru D Grles L Korbmaker J Koopman K Ersenmann 1 ron G Johansen K Broun C Renner C Blaser H Drumm L Eller VI Goede H Roth lertner K Luths nger T Bernstern D Jarus 5th roxx P Swanson 'VI Broun A Wucn D Walters 'NI Buchholz D Herhel H Oehlrrth J Johnson D Sewbold L Becher THEY BEAT THE DEAD LINE' Abrlrty to wrrtc along wrth character wrll rngncss to accept responsrbrlrty, and rngenurty garn each member of the staff hrs place The nur sy D1 coxcrer appears monthly The Junrors take ox er at the begrnnrng of the second semes tar and carry on for a year Great success has marked the paper thrs year The frrst semester prlot Mark Buchholz was uccceded by Katharrne Kramer for the second half year and Dorothy Groteluschen took over from Drck Walters as busrness manager Mlss Schrab rs sponsor for the group CURTAIN GOING UP' A Jovral comedy A Case of Sprrngtrmt was presented by thc senrors on May 9 and 10 It was drrected by 'Vllss Phyllrs Moort xxrth H Carter D Bergman and C Blascr Herman Oehlrrch as Bob Parker trres to rmprcss hrs lady loxe Joan Abernaker played by Joyce Johnson He gets rnto trouble vuth Mr Aber naker Ken Brovun prrncrpal of the hlgh school also he tangles wrth three P T A ladrcs Dor othy Seybold Carolyn Glur and Dolores Herbal Supportrng cast members also rnelude Bobs parents Dolores Cattau and Paul Schrerbtr Eddre Mark Buchholz Betty Regrna Brwdlty Drckre Jrm Cummrng Gwen Loretta Clark the mard Edythe Becher Mrss Brlght JoLLrn Jones and the law Lavern Cattau Bark row Nlrss 'Nloore C Glur D Scxbold D Herbel L Cattau E Bether J Jones H Drumm Seated 'NI Buchholz R Bradley P Sqhrerbcr D Cattau H Ochlrrth J Johnson K Broun Front J C.umm1ng,L Clark I' n 5 D . . v Y. 17 . vu - Q H V ', . A x rw . I A I ' ' X x . r . - , - . . 1 'M' '5 , ' ' Drumm, student director, and prompters, V, X v I ' . l ' v ' Q v - ' X . t - , - ' V N 1 Q V .y 3 ' ,, 'L .iv . 7 . . A ' Y, . i- . v , f , . 5 v' . ' ,- . ' , M' . ' . v . . L ' , I . 2 ' - ' ' 1 , ' ' - ' ' . 'I' . I . I I I c I V: ,I : A . j ' : r 1 ' , 'Z . .. .,- -40-

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SHOP FOREMEN This group of boys acted as foremen in shop work. helping with the teaching of others in the classes and be- ing Mr. Alpers first assist- ants. Don Maw and Lavern Cattau also served as stage managers. helped to build the scenery for the plays and had charge of the mo- tion and sound picture ma- chine which has given K.H.S. students so much en- joyment throughout the year. V Q? I . - ' 'L , , 1 T Lf tr 0 A Q ,f 4 , I D Maw L Cattau B Kuklr h W Petter J Kaufmann 'Vlr Alpcrs J Glur R Osborn, K Haskins FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Columbus Chapter of FFA has sixty active members this year Mr Benton IS their sponsor Their program of activities include supervised farming cooperation community servrcc leadership training earnings and sax ings conduct of meetings scholarship and rec reatron The Columbus group is cndcavorrng to maintain the same high standards as in other years when for instance two members Wesley Lusche and Lowell Feye were promoted to the State Farmer Degree It should be noted also that Lowell Feye who last year won the Un1on Pacific Scholarship to the College of Agricul ture is president of the Nebraska Association for this war Back row J Rrckert R Glaser 'NI Berends F Guen 9 r rms R Nxffeler S Podraza V Mohrman R Ernst E Gable D Rodchorst T Adamx r roxx N1 Ernst G Lurhsmger W Krew R Bug mann S Schroeder B Sthmid J Cumming N1 Klug L Alsvtager r rmx A Jordan W Brandt R Wemhoff R Lusche 2nd ron W Schreiber W Lusche D Kuhn 'NT Ger man E Watke A Schreiber R Johnston K Gch rrng L Podraza s roxx J Loseke sentinel L hxtfeler secretarx J Schxxank reportrr F Loseke president T Guen ther treasurer L Schacher tice president . 4 . , . . . 7 1 4 v Y '-' I ther, C. Asche, R. Trofholz, M, Janicek. H. Gigax. C. Hughes. K. Kuhn, L. Bailey. 'tl 'Z . A' . , , . . . . 4: . ' . , , . , . . '- -45-

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ON WINGS OF SONG The Vocal Department of Columbus High was under the direction of two instructors this year: Miss Pearl M. Schultz had charge the first semester in addition to Junior High and grade school music and Mr Wm Miller resumed charge of the high school music the second semester on his return from service as a major in the Army Air Forces In addition to the regularly scheduled classes Mr Miller has organ ized a girls glee club a boys glee club and a mixed octet all of which received Superior ratings at the District MUSIC Contest Others receiving Superior were the Girls Octet and Richard Illian, soloist This department sponsored its traditional Spring Concert in May BOYS OUARTET The boys quartet was organized this year by Miss Schultz during the first semester The boys have appeared in many programs during the year With the ex ception of Norls Lus che the boys are Jun iors so will no doubt continue their activit A Wcwen C Rcnner D Cattau M Lips M Brown D Putnam J Johnson J Jones 19S next year GIRLS OCTET The girls octet has been organized since these girls were freshmen All four years they have participated in school and civic programs and in the district con tests receiving Superior the latter three years They have been very popular cn tertairers All the girls are seniors so this years performances have been the climax to their working together N Lusche T Renner H Smith B Hadley 47 y . . ! ' - . . , , . - 7 7 ' . . , . . . 1 Y v , . -fv 1 l 1 Y 1 ' - v ' 1 , , . 1 u - A . .,,., v ' I , , . , . , .