Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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S Bxtner D Green C BldQ61 D Steward U Gass C C.vlu1 Hear the drums' They a1e an 1mpo1t ant part of the band ensemble and haxe developed remarkably th1s yea1 The band has C1 w1de wC1r1ety of pe1cu SIOH 1nt1u ments The cla11net quartette hd ente1t1med many gxoups 1n Columbus and ue look 101 blg thmg from them and great ucce on 5 5k1llful dl1CCllOI1 The h1gh Qteppmg maJo1ette at the r1f1ht hdxe been a dehghtful fe.1tu1e of ou1 band It 18 Illlllllllg to match thu gl 1ee ful gmup led bw the tall d1um rn 1111 le 1d the band down the fleld Smce only tvto en look Qt1l bettel txx111 next yeen when the othe1 hue xxfrked 1ro1e togethel The flute quaxtette 11 popul1r m Co lunhbui cncles and has won 1Ocogn1t1on at the muQ1c contest fo1 1tS exeellent 1en d1t1on of dlfflcult arrangemente The trumpet t11o hown c the d1 xmon page IS one of our mot populzn moupb It IS composed of Ddkld Jeldcn Robert Muellex and Dean Bushneh H Dnavtbaugh VI Brown 'VI FI1CkL G Lhlmdn I-f Danlel G SDIIZ N Lufche X L A. eha A Glow 'VI Hanke P Gu old I . V I g,1QQ1 . 'l I ' - 1, l - x '1 ,V X , , ,x' 1 1 ' 4 1 'I x ' ' ' :3 2 Y, , ,x. , 1 ,, , 1. S. , - , ea , X -qt, .. 61:1 X: A N ,f., 1 11 -1, - 1 5 - 1 1 f X 1 1 -' - -S 1 1- C ' 1 l V f , . ., . ' .A 1 ', J' U' ' ' V' 'S S -ss 5 ,, gg XLI' 111 the d1st1'1ct contests under IVI1: John- QQ' E. Keller. D. Burley. T. Keating. M. Schmid. C ' ,M ' ' 11 15 1 , . . . .. . A f ' 1 1 ' 1' -, - , 4 A, . ,, 5. ji , - ' . 1 N' 1 ' Ltr. z X . v x .1 . ' 1 v . are S1 iors. for M ' l 1 ' lng 1 V' ' . A 5 ' Q 1 ' Y. 1 -1 , . 1 5 , . Ml , , 1 . 5 ' un 1 A- RB' 1. ' 1 S - 5 1.1 111 1 1 1'. l Y..s'1. .' 1,, h .

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PEPPY, STIRRING, BEAUTIFUL MUSIC! Below is shown our concert band, consisting of seventy members. Every player puts music first and all have worked with our new director, Mr. Johnson, to build up a band of which we are all proud. The concert band presented its first concert to an extremely large and appreciative audience on Jan. 23 in the Kramer High auditorim. Featured sections were the trumpet trio, the flute quartette and the drum major and majorettes, but the whole band made a splendid impression. They were entered by Mr. Johnson in the district contest. During the football season the marching band was active. lt played at all home games and showed various formations on the field between halves. At Schuyler on Armistice Day it showed its parade skill at the Schuyler-Columbus game. The marching band consisted of fifty-four mem- bers The pep band took over for the basketball season playing march time, rag time, stop time and old time tunes It consisted of twenty two members and occupied a reserved section at all honie games Standing D Buxley M Schmid N Iusche Mr Johnson D Rom 3 R Niclsan A Nlam R Biadlex D Bushnell R Muel C G1 C Bl E G B B1 ler D Jeldcn B Kuklish J Gan xlield B Carlson C Steward D Green E 'llirll aser ass ' ner Fleming H Rothleitn r J Smith D Mlinar C Mu ller R 4 S t d I Tll D Miller J Rogers C Trofholz N mann Owwelclgag Rodehosgt N Smith P Bradley A Egger B Ron 2 J Uhlman E Kloke E Kloke P Sheldon E Hoge Alpers B Willman J Rohde M Wagner D Olcott J Haasc P Pam:-ison A lush R Rogers M woerth P D S h lt F St k Karim Van Berg C U Z al eb Rovi l R Diaubaugh 'VI Bxoun M Fricke D Lausten G 'Vlaitm A Gloox Nl Hankr P Gerhold 50 G' Spitz' C' Keatmg' ' e er' L. Frey: D.' Giles, H. iibukbnbergdr, Plugge, 'K. Eisen: '.'.' ,'.' fBf ,f

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