Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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1 mf I S 'ri s J . . Q ll ' Jffd wi, Us ' 4 1- -' f .J P M.,-1 R. Mlinar D. Nelson L. Blaser D. Potter R. Ahrens R. Murray BASKETBALL LETTERMEN LaVern Boss, forward-LaVern. honorary Captain. leaves a berth vacant that will be hard to fill. Elwin VanBcrg. forward-Bud was really on the ball and could always be depended upon in the tight spots. Herman Person, center and guard-Herman had some dental trouble but didn't let that stop him. He played a hard, fast game of ball. J J ln ' ' E- V?Y1B9Fg L. Boss D. We M. Scharnweber R- N1Ck01116 R. Lemmerman R. Saalfe og, H. Person ,J -.. ' Q -X P VRichard Mlinar, center an guard- was a hard player and could be d ended u to do his best under any circumst s. 5-- Duane Potter, guard-Dewey, a big boy, is closing a fine basketball record. Dale Nelson, forward-Dale was a willing worker and played a hard clean game. ' l Lawrence Blaser, center-Lawrence came from Dlincan this year and because of eligibility rules sfaw no action until the second semester. 'Don Welch, forward-Don was the spark of the team and will booster next year's cage attack. Merritt Scharnweber, center-Merritt, a tall strong boy, will have the opposition looking up to him next year. Robert Lemmerman, guard-Bob will be fighting for K. H. S. harder than ever next year. Robert Nickolite, forward-Bob is an ag- gressive player Who will help shape up next year's team. Ronald Saalfeld, guard-Ronnie will be a boy to watch next year. surmising from his fine play this season. Richard Ahrens, forward-Dick, a fast hard player, will see plenty of action next year. Robert Murray, forward-Bob, a sophomore ball hawk, will be a boy to watch the next two years.

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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

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S' STUDENT MANAGERS Richard Bushnell. a senior. has served for the past three years as cage stooge. Vernon Feye, also a senior. completed his fourth year as student manager of the basketball team. Dec. Dec. , Dec, Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan, Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. SCHEDULE 12-York ............ ....... 4 5-46 14-David City .............. 44-47 17-Fairbury ....... ..,.... 4 2-36 21-Central City .......... 53-30 31-Lincoln Northeast..23-61 8-Ord ............................ 38-34 14-Grand Island .......... 36-61 21-Hastings ....... ...,... 3 8-81 25-Albion ..... ....... 3 5-32 29-Kearney .... ,...... 2 9-30 4-Fremont ...... ........ 3 3-39 8-Schuyler .... ........ 6 0-31 11-Seward ...... ........ 3 5-37 18-Norfolk .................... 37-35 25-Omaha Benson ..,... 30-50 9-District Tournament Grand Island .... 18-62