Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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WE THANK YOU' To the adxertlsers both plctuxe and patron ty pe the staff of the 1946 Kramer Hlgh Annual W1ShCS to U-:pu s than most smcere thanks for lt seems only flttmg that your share and deflnlte COHIII butlon to th1s book of memoxlcs should rtcuxc lLCOgfl1l.lOn fo1 helpmg to make It a success We appreclate your coopelatnon IH dldlflg us to mcct the hlghfl costs of rmproved mateual released aftcr tht xx ax md the mcxcased cost due to the extra QIZC of th1s yeal s annual Hence 1n gxateful acknowledgement of lhlS gcnenoslty wc agam say Thank you ARLENE WEYEN Edxtol DICK WALTERS BLISIULSS Managcx 56 u Y . . 1 A , . .. . v. xl Vx: x.v . s -1 ' ' ' . -': 1 l X' 'l ll. ' ' - M . . , , ,. .Z , ., . 1 . 1 Q . X 1. v u sy 1 . H '

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Jan.. -1. Northeast High here. Our gym is prov- ing tar too small tor the enthusiastic fans. Jan. T. Alexander Novelty Trio. Jan.'3. Sophomore. freshman. and organization pictures. Jan. ll. Albion there. Jan. 15-17. Those xvorrisorne semester tests. Jan. 23. Large crowd hears K.H.S. band conceit. lt was wonderful. Jan. 25. Hastings there. Jan 26. Grand Island there. Jan. 251. Kearney here. Jan. 29. New Discoverer staif takes over for second semester: Katharine Kramer. editor: Margery Camp, associate editorg and Dorothy Grotelue-schen, business manager. Jan. 311-31. County Tournament. Jan. 31. Frank Maher, Rotary speaker. on Ca- reer Opportunities in Aviation. Feb. 8. Fremont surrenders the trophy. Feb. 12. Hi-Y arranges to purchase a plaque honoring the sixteen men from Kramer High who gave their lives in World War II. Feb. 12. Schuyler here-Where was our team that beat Fremont? Feb. 14. Heartsister Banquet climaxes week. Feb. 15. Seward there. Feb. 15. Six seniors take Pepsi-Cola Scholarship test. Feb. 18. Mr. Bower acquires a baby daughter, Nova Jean. Feb. 21. Hugh Davis lectures on travel. Feb. 22. Norfolk here. and we win the Eastern Division Big Ten Conference. Feb. 27. Lose championship to Scottsbluff. Feb. 28. Wayne Hanson, Rotary speaker, on In- ternational Affairs. Mar. 2. Cuitiss Aggies here. Mar. 5. Jane Young. pianist. Mar. 7. Mr. V. Peterson of the Dupont Com- pany tells us about plastics. Mar. 12. Declamatory Contest. Mar. 18-20. Quarter tests again. Mar. 19. Regents Exams prove dittieult say the- students. Mar, 22. Frances Magries. vifilinist. pleases stu- dents. Mar. 26. F.F.A. hold Parent-Son dinner. Mar 29. Band presents a Swingy program which was a big hit. Mar. 29. Jr. Sports Rally. Pic,v:.rse and Van Berg chosen first King and Queen of Sports. April 2. Columbus wins first track me-et ot' st a- son. April 3. Pre-contest Music program to a packed house, April 5. Columbus triumphs in meet at David City. April 12-13. Music Contest at Fremont. Lots of fun and lots of honors. April 18. Invitational track meet at Columbus. April 19-22 Easter Vacation-and did we ever need it! April 25. Carlton and Wright Musical. April 30. Torrini and Phyllis. Magicians. May 3. Prom. Beautiful decorations in a Dutch theme. May 9-10, MA Case of Springtime. senior play. May 16. Honors Convocation. May 17. Senior Day. May 19. Baccalaureate. May 23. Commencement. May 24. School's out!

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SAY IT WITH FLOWERS! The ANDERSON FLORAL CO. always offers a btautful selection of flowers, sprays. and plants. as well as 'ither typos of lovely gifts, Maxgy Camp. Jean Rindcr. Bill Haney. and Bob Luscht- are inspect- ing with intczest the box of flowers dis- played by Mr. Oscar Anderson. SOMETHING COLD? Joyce Johnson. Carla Rtnner. Kent Luchsinger and Dick Walttrs are visiting CONSUMERS niofltl kitchen whtre Mr. Vick is showing them a G, E, refrigerator. CONSUMERS display a complete line of G. E. equipment in tht' ntw post-war de- signs. The CONSUMERS PUBLIC POW- ER DISTRICT serves Columbus as wall as many other cities. READY TO GO! Thats what you'Il be when you buy your new Chevrolet. and if you have to wait awhile. you can still kttp your old car in good running shape. by taking it to the NIELSEN CHEVROLET CO. for checking and repairs. Their service and parts department can care for your every automobile nttd. Htre Bobby Niclscn, Eldon Seyler. and Carroll Enzminger are watching one of the busy workmen in the large Shop. GOING TO THE CLEANERS? Ycs. that's the way to save yourself work and moncty by sending your dry cleaning and washing to the COLUMBUS LAUNDRY. One phase of their expert dry cleaning is being shown to Marilyn Schmid. Jack Sattcrfield and Jim Weaver. by a specialized clcantr. Francis Shank. In spitc of the war the COLUMBUS LAUNDRY has kept up its high standards of service and efficiency.