Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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Intent upon Mi Alpeis work are these shop boys Mr. Crosier patiently explains how it's done while Hailen Osborn Alvin Eweit and Don Ha selbach the boys listen. Ray Aerni, Ted Bredehoft Rudy Biunkhorst, Herb Jones, and Willis Klug can often be found in the Ag shop. 55 Q Qqu ic dancing ala Kramer Here aif, Bob Lem X t 'Q Wilk doing a pack ' gk At the Sports Rally, which was held early in the year Don Has Nielbach was crowned King of Sports. lnstigating several new things, carrying on with some old, they made an evening of fun for everyone. When the time came for the big event of the year, the Junior- enior Prom, they were ready and waiting. Of course, they had those moments when every thing was go- ing wrong, but then. no one knew a thing about it but them. Certainly they made a memorable night for those there, and many will be the time when you'll hear them remin- iscing about that big night . These juniors have learned a lot from their first three years of high school and are ready to step in and take the job of being seniors. Oops. what have we here? Joan Rambour must be telling Ronnie Saalfeld. Dick Nlicek. Ri hard Bonk and Merritt Scharnxveber all about Geox e

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Top Picture---Back Row---D. Aerni. C. Ahrens. E. Alliss R.i Arndt 0264 The oncoming class of 51 gave their freshman habits a toss and emerged last fall as sophomores. Finding that it takes a big fire to keep studies and activities under hand. they kindled their fire last fall and their spirit burned brightly throughout the year. Assuming responsibility were Arn- old Curry, president, Bob Murphy, vice president, Joyce Johnston, secretary, and Marlene Hanek, treasurer. The class claimed two cheerleaders, Sandra Dickey and Claribel Gates. Bob Murray proved his skill in athletics. Led by their sponsor, Miss Crue, the class has proved that they have leader- ship. Watch them, their possibilities are unlimited. s C Asche Barrett, R. Baruth. J. Behle, R. Berger. Fourth Row--VF. Bernt Brillhart. R. Brodfuehrer, E. Brown, M. Brown. H. Can: Elliott, M. Evans. L.. Fickel. B. Fuehring. C. Gates. D. eken. J. Guenther. L. Hammond, M. Hanak, V. Hellbu Jacobson. First Row--AL. Janssen. J. Jarecki. J. John R. Krumland. Not Pictured---R. Blaser, E. Drawbaugl 1 . Lower Picture---Back Rovv--ggi. Lange, M. Laska. L. Liebsehwager, R. Loveless, J. Luehsinger, M. L hsinger. P. Malek, V. Martenson, L T. Micek. M. Mueller, R. Murray, H. Nauenburg. C. Nelson. J. Nosal, man, R. Quick, J. Rayman, S. Re Robertson. Third Rowe--C. weber, C. Schmit, H. Sehmit, P. raid, E. Schreiber, M. Schreiber Second Row---D. Selleck, M. Schu te,ZM. Schutz. B. Sehwantje, M. Trofholz, J. Tschauner, B. Vaugkw First Row---C. Weber. P. Wergin man, W. Wurdeman. W. Wurdem ,LD. Young, Not Pictured-V-P. Paproeki Tworek.