Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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rx 'NVQ WWW X X, R Serdel R Saalfeld E Trofholz Yu lf G Plazcek R Murray 1 X Y , FO BALL SCHEDULE Sept Kearney 20 0 ept York 6 20 X, fx, Grand rqrand 56 o Pal Hastrngs 39 0 Oc 13 urtrs 12 7 Norfolk 20-6 Nebraska Crty 13 0 Ci R Baruth R Nrckolrte Rohde X Raymond Serdel A brg tackle Ray frlled rn the holes nrcely on defense and opened larger ones on of fense Edward Trofholz Ed played halfback as a spot player A frne passer and punter he could always be relred upon rn a prnch Robert Murray Playrng rrght halfback and quarterback Bob was the scatback of the outfrt and a frne left handed passer Belort Krnzer Bunk was an outstandrng offensrve guard who would make holes when he couldnt frnd them Ronald Saalfeld Ronnre moved from the backfreld to center duty and proved hrs abrlrty to change by sharrng the startrng berth Gene Plazcek Gene was small rn srze but he made up for rt by usrng hrs head when callrng plays as quarterback Rrchard Mrcek Drck was the frr t teams left halfback A brg hard drrvrng back he was a good passer and consrstant defensrve man Donald Hassel bach Don played var rty fullback Although not too brg he recerved the name of Iron horse for hrs per rtent hard work Robert Nrckolrte The frrst strrrrg left end Bob's frne pass recervrng and defensrve play brought hrm All State Honorable Mentron Jack Rohde Student Manager Bob Baruth Student Manager The Handy Andys of the outfrt these fellows drd the hard Jobs whrch kept the team equrpped Here rs the whrte hope of next year's Maroon elev en Wrth the support of the fellows rrsen from reserve ranks, these men wrll carry on the tradrtrons of Kramer Hrgh Champrons all and eager to prove rt, the Ma roons wrll frll the berths opened by grad at or rn to therr varsrty eleven posrtrons of la B Kmzer -is D Hasselbach -6 rcek R :LQ-' EQ?-'?f Q' iffy y 1 K 9 I fl N x r lf' X rl' 34 rm ' - , F, 11 Mtv W ' . K M . Av IN J x ' .' N V . X, I W- r f' lf ' , r pg' I , , VJ Y J A ' .0 4 . r ,y wx., - 7. ............ ................................... . - V rr Y ' r A t.'1 - l'H''lffffiffffffff I A UN ' ct. ...................... N .......................,.... - ' fmfw t. 2'ffffffffffffffffir-emontHffffffffffffffffflffffiff13-0 ' v. ..,......,........, ' ............................. . ll .........,.......,. ' V .........,........ - Y lN , I i . Y 0. v . . . -. l' . 'L-1,

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aalffczfl E VanBe1'g R Mlma1 D Pottet L Poppa S Bltner H Hockenberger LJ X101 651 If 1, lj Elw 1n VanBe1g Bud was the b1a1ns of the outflt and played mo t of the yeat as Quaxterback and doubled at left halfback R1Ch3fd Mllnat Mo t versa tlle play 61 on the team Dlck d1d a flne Job 1n backlng up the hne and carrylng the plgskln Duayne Pottel Dewey played 11ght halfback and fullback A tout yea1 lettexman he was thls ycal s honotaty captam Lawxcnce Poppa A S Y knee but t1ll tulncd 1n ome fme ball Sheldon B1tne1 Bud was a ha1d work mg gua1d both at macttce and on the play mg f1eld Henty Hockenberger Hank play ed tackle th1s yeal and earned h1s fust letter w1th detetmxnatxon and flght Hexman Pet on V31S1ty center Hetncan was a smooth player and sup phed the flne pa ses necessary fox backfleld txmmg Rlchald Schultz Dlck w as a tackle and although f3lIlW new at the game he p1OVCd h1s worth by sharp defenslve play Herbert Vlas ak 'VI1ke was as detelmlned as any guaxd H1s only cornplalnt was leawng the game Glcnn Rodehotst Pugnacl ous IS the wold fo1 Glenn a guard who PLHSICR Sonny altetnated at left end and left tackle a btg boy he was an exceptlonally good man on the defens we LaVe1n Bo s The var xty r1ght end LaVern was a s1na1t defenswe man and a dependable blocker and pass recen G1 5 M To the vetel an thanks fellow for the LffOltS put forth 1 hxgh school yeats to ptoduce a f1ne team fox K1 arnu Hlgh Next yeal youx dutmes w1ll be taken ovex by a gloup e pa t season s record Your sportsmansh1p loyalty and f1ght has been ex play H Person R Schultz H Vlasak G Rodehorst L Penslck L Boss J ' -U ' s at A A N S ' ' 1 f - - .m S - - . ' -TT fine ua1'd,La1'r -waslplagued by a bad never gave up until thelend. LaVe1'n s ' 1 S . I ---' ' ' v' ' ' -Q' --- A v I w S --v S' ' - ' .1 . ' .S U- Q . - ,- ' , .. 5 All lf lJ . S--- , .S, , . V ' , , ' w . , . 'th S ' . x ,, I I

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Back row Coach Glenn J Rohde R Quick R Brod ehrer H Osborn NI Scharnweber J Perkins V Olson A Ewert R eifer Bonk D Loseke I I cek, G. C8m'p- 'J. Robertson IW e, Hfglnzer, i.. J . . . A - - ,. 0 W M910 ,LH I The Reserves The Reserves, coached by Henry Reichel, turned in a season with a promise for the future. Although drop- ping two games to Fremont, they re- turned to maul York 54-0 and later 6-0. Clarks, Class C tops, was scared by a l9-14 score at the end of the season. Although riddled by injuries. these fellows exhibited a line spirit and the character of sportsmen by their fight till the end. The Frosh The Frosh, directed by Bill Floyd. turned in four fine games, dropping three by close margins but winning a fourth. Being new to the game. these fellows have much to learn, but their efforts this year show promise of fu- ture varsity boys. Coaches H. Reichel, W. Floyd. and D. Glenn Back row---Coach Reichel, Coach Glenn, V. Spitz, J. Schultz, J. Roelle, B. Burgess, B. Vifquain, D. Adkisson H. Miles, J. Beierle, H. Dey. F. Geiser, R. Trofholz. Coach Floyd. Front row---R. Baruth, J, Mihulka, E Slixa D. Clark, R. Grant, D. Brandfas, A. Ernst, D, Srnith, W. Schwartz-er, C. Johnson, J. Pope, . Murray, T. Dan el L. Harris, .s-fy v . G Plaz Guettler -41