Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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FUTURE BANKERS? Apparently interested in the banking profession. Don Cochran. Bob Schultz. Robert Theilen and Jack Rohde listen as Mr. Burdick and Mr. Dietz explain a few of the numerous valuable services of a bank. The CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. a member of the Federal Reserve system. has faithfully served this community for many years. AN ASSET TO COLUMBUS! This excellent View is of one of the bust known institutions in Columbus-KEEN KORNEH CABINS. Visitors enjoy the double cabins, well-furnished and with shower. They are located at the junction of 23rd St. and 33rd Ave. on Highway No. 30, where there is no railroad noise to pre- vent restful sleep. The well-kept grounds and buildings shown here are a real community asset. BOY, WHAT A DAY! and why not? Farmers and buyers alike know that the COLUMBUS SALES PA- VILION can put it across. Livestock gets the best of care and is sold by experienced acutioneers for top prices. Buyers are pleased because they are sure cf good quality and a fair deal all around. Here Mr. Van Berg shows Wilma and Bud Van Berg and Bob Provorse the day's record sheet. PLANNING TO BUILD? In this interesting View Don Maw. KL n- neth Haskins and Bill Kuklish are stand- ing with Mr. Herrguth and Mr. Viergutz in front of the office of the VIERGUTZ LUMBER 8: COAL CO. Part of the long lumber sheds are shown in the back- ground. See Viergutz Co. if you are plan- ning to build or remodel. They will help you plan your needs and you can be sure the materials are of guaranteed quality backed by the name of this long-establish- ed firm.

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GASS FUNERAL HOME Tllf' be-autiful chapel shown hcrc tlimugn ilu open dorms if indicative of thc crim- plctcv and kindly in-ivicc which this wld 1-stiililifha-cl company offers thc pcciplf of this ccmirnunity in time of nccd. Mui vriui' friends at thc Columbus Mu- si: Co. Lifun to thc Hit Pai'adc of nm-W inc-rirris :ind slicct music. Instrumlnls and :ic-ccfsr,ii1s. iaclins. pianos. phrinrigrxiplif. :incl im cficl rtfiizigc- albums. gifts and lirmks about vnufic aim- all hcic Rcgina Brzicllcy is tiying out one of thc instrumcnts with M23 Cain. Dian Bushncll. Cairil Muillri' :infl Rritcii Mucllci' standing hy. COLUMBUS MUSIC CO. Forrest L. Corn 2313 13ih Si. Phone 5181 A GOOD FOUNDATION! Tliif well wtablishacl film has lxcn fciwiiisg Columbus fcii' a lung timc. GLUR'S CEMENT WORKS haw' put in iraity fciunclations. Sidewalks. flmJi'S. clc. 'Flux' arc rcadv to givc thcir friendly. clo- DtI'ffl21lJlL scivicc in thc cxpcctcd pciftwai' Ulzuilcling llflflllflu pcriod. Shown in tlic iiictuiv arc- Carlton. John and Czirrilyn Glui: THE RIGHT CLOTHES FOR ANY OCCASION! Young ladies Shop at thc BLUE BIRD fm' smait and fashionalzlc apparel. Hum- tliilcc K.H.S. bclles. Jolcan Jones. Kathci- inc Krainer. and Verona Nyffclci' proudly mczclml slacks. skirts and swcatcrs. clcai' to tlic scliool girls hcait. Thcy zippimciziu- ilu- lim quality as wcll as tha' smzirt cut uf tlic carincnts shown at thc BLUE BIRD. z Milf X ff I

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J. C. PENNEY CO. Giving. apparently. full approval. La Vern Cattau. Bud Oehlrich. Clarice Blas- er. and Mr. Lakers cast a critical eye on the hat Pat Lcimser is buying. Not only do PENNEY'S have an unusually good line of hats. but they also have a beauti- ful stock of coats and dresses. And their men's section of clothing is exceptional, GOOD? IT CERTAINLY IS! Just ask Terry Keating. Elaine Kcllsr. Bud Bitner. and Fred Ingold, who seem to be enjoying themselves as they drink a bite to eat . Kramer students go for that jiffy-quick energy lift which a DR. PEPPER unfailingly affords them. So when you are hungry, thirsty. or tired, drink a DR. PEPPER. HUBBA. HUBBA, HUBBA! !! Thats the exclamation you will hear. girls, when you make the LA BELLE BEAUTY SHOP your t'permanent head- quarters. Dorothy Reker is putting the finishing touches to Donna Putnam's hairdo. Whether it's a shampoo. facial. or mani- cure, remember you always look your loveliest when you've been to the LA BELLE. NEED A LITTLE LIFE INSURANCE? Here Henry Hockenberger is discussing a BECHER, HOCKENBERGER AND CHAMBERS life insurance policy with Mr. Speice. while Nancy Rambour is busy with the typewriter. The people of Colum- bus and vicinity know the reputation for dependability of this long-established firm. For insurance of all kinds. for real estate, and for farm loans. see BECHER, HOCKENBERGER AND CHAMBERS CO. and be Sure of sound business methods and fair dealing,