Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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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

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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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Third Row---G. Placzek, H. Robertson, C. Roelle, A. Ewert, A. Curry. Second Row---N, Hoveling, R. Baruth, D. Web- er, J. Robertson, Coach W. Floyd. First Row---V. Clausen, V. Olson, E. Trofholz, H. Kinzer. 'S A I P -J RESERVES 12-10-'48---The K.H.S. Reserves trounced the York Reserves 27-18 in their opener. 12-14-'48---David City slipped by the Little Ma- roons 20-19. 12-21-'48---The Kramer Reserves dropped a 7 point half-time lead to fall 9-8 before the Central City Reserves. 1-8-'49---Humphrey downed the Little Maroons 26-1-1. 1-14-'49---The Columbus Seconds dropped their fourth straight game 23-36 to the Grand Island Re- serves. 1-25-'49---The Floydmen snapped their losing streak by tripping the Albion Reserves 20-13. 2--1-'49---The Discoverer Seconds were scutted by the Fremont Reserves 37-22. 2-8-'49---The Schuyler Reserves sunk the Floyd- men 29-26. 2-11-'49---The Little Maroons bowed before the Seward Reserves 35-15. 2-18-'49---Omaha Benson closed the Floydmen's season by defeating them 38-16. , In the Platte County Tournament, the Krameil Reserves handed Holy Family of Lindsay a 40-1 avi- feat in the preliminaries. In the Semi-Finals the Little Maroons before St. Bons 49-20. FRESHMEN 12-16-'48---The Fighting Freshmen trounced Nor- folk in their opening game 18-6. 12-16-'48---The Frosh cagers suffered their first set back at the hands of York 23-20. 1-6-'49---Fremont handed the Pre-Discoverers their second defeat 35-28. 1-19-'49---The K.H.S. Freshmen were downed by Norfolk in a return match 29-23. - -'49---The Reichelmen climbed back into the win c n by trimming David City 32-11. 2 -'49--- The K.H.S. Freshmen trimmed Schuyler -12-'49---The Fremont Cagers downed the K.H.S. 46-27. 2-16-'49---After an 11 all deadlock at the end of iird stanza the Reichelmen moved ahead to top -City 26-24. -25-'49---York stopped the Pre-Discoverers 37-17, Platte County Tournament---The Kramer Fresh- eliminated Platte Center Reserves 23-15 in a pre- m A inary game of the Platte County Tournament Re- 2 - 7 rve Team division. The Fighting Freshmen streaked past Duncan b9,Reserves 18-3 in the semi-finals. The trophy belonged to the K.H.S. Freshmen for coming out on the long end of a 34-23 score over St, Bons Reserves. is L J