Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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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

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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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C5h5'r3f'WT sciixi5A'fizbr. ' ' THE TRACKSTERS Under the able direction of their new head track coach, Edsel Wibbels, the K.H.S. track team had an outstanding season. Led by such pacemakers as Herman Person-hurdles and high jump. Bob Beecroft-hurdles, Don Welch -880, Joe Stavas-440, Junie Blaser-shotput LaVern Boss-high jump, and Ed Trofholz- pole vault, they started the season by beating Fremont and Schuyler at a triangular meet here. The squad next journeyed to Grand Island where they took fourth place in the York Re- ' 'x . A X 'sr E sel bg5gf05ch I Bud VanBerg lays. Herman Person's 1934 points helped us to total 37 1X6 points to place second in our Co- lumbus Invitational Meet, April 13. The Discov- erers picked up three firsts-Person taking both high and low hurdles and Don Welch winning the 880. This invitational, with 43 schools participating. is one of the largest in the state. Later in April the squad was at the Hast- ings College Invitational. The tracksters were back at Columbus for the District Meet on the 22nd. One week later they went to the seem- ingly anti-climatic Big Ten Meet at Kearney. Herman Person Bob Beeci oft