Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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l Drum Major and Majorettes T Miller, G. Clark, C. Keatlrg, E. Keller, L. Arndt, G, Spitz. 1 F I Y . . ' 31 I' .f. They did it again. For the third consecu- tive year the Band won first place at the Ak- Sar-Ben marching contest in Omaha and at the Grand Island Harvest of Harmony. For win- ning first place at Omaha, each member re- ceived a medal, and the band as a whole re- ceived a silk banner and a S100 prize money. The band also was presented with a trophy and a S100 for taking top honors at Grand Island. Under the direction of Mr. Kenneth A. Johnson, the band took time out and went to Lincoln for Band Day. They performed before and during the half at the Nebraska-Kansas State football game. With this impressive record the band went to work on a concert program. This event took place February 23 before a huge audience. In- cluded in the program were Die Fledermausn, Cole Porter Selections, a dancing and twirling exhibition by the twirlers, and two solo num- bers, Thoughts of Love and Pm Getting Sentemental Over You by trombonist Dick Schultz. ganna! Dick Mlinar ....... ............. p resident Dick Schultz ...... ....... v ice-president Mary Hanke ...... ............. s ecretary Mary Fricke ....,... ....... t reasurer During the football season the Band kept up the school's spirit by doing intricate drills at the halves. At the basketball games the Pep Band, by their playing, cheered the team on. In the past four years the Kramer High Band has received seventy three invitations to perform. Among these invitations was one to represent the Nebraska Lions club at their con- vention in Madison Square Garden in New York during July in 1949. At the District Music Contest in Fremont the Band was rated Superior . The soloists who received Superior ratings were Robert Al- pers, Richard Schultz, Donna Lausten and Mary Ann Hanke. Henry Hockenberger received an Excellent rating.

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