Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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Back Row: L, Andrews, R. Finley, A. Bakenhus, K. Stevens, M. Finley, P. Jacobs, M. Borneman, A. Ellefson E. Schrieber, V. Hellbusch, M. Gerken, M. Louis, M. Reese, E. Arndt, D. Aerni, V. Van Berg, D. Kaspar, M. Asche, M. Engel, Front Row: H. Wadsworth, E. Fickel, Miss Rankin, L. Korte, H. Hollman, M. Schutte, E. Finley, G Houser, B. Vaught, E. Bodenhamer, J. Edwards, S. Oppliger, R. Murphy. JUNIOR LIBRARIANS Service is the well-founded motto of the Junior Librarians. They are always ready to assist in solving the students' many problems. The first semester's officers were Eleanor Finley--president, Marlene Schutte--vice-president, Gaylene Houser- secretary, and Hazel Hallman--treasurer, while those for the second semester were Elaine Fickel--president, Arloa Bakenhus--vice-president, Dorothy Aerni--secretary, Darlene Kaspar--treasurer. They are ably sponsored by Miss Mary Rankin. Shop Foremen: E. Trofholz, V. Clausen, B. Thielen, B. Johannes, B. Nickolite, R. Seidel, D. Hasselbach, Mr. Reichel, J. Robertson, R. Alirens, Mr. Alpers, W. Lange. SHOP FOREMEN Very few pupils realize how important are the shop foremen to the functioning of their school activities. They perform a variety of seemingly endless tasks-build- ing stage sets, supervising shop classes, giving students a helping hand with their projects, repairing broken furniture, and operating the moving picture projector. Often they are called upon for help on very short notice, yet they always respond cheerfully and carry out their allotted tasks quickly and efficiently. They are certainly the unsung heroes of Kramer High School.

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PEP BAND Fifth Row--L. Bonkg T. Wilkeg R. Lemmermang R. Arndt, Fourth Row-AD. Hinckg R. Brodfuehrerg R. Quickg R, Grant. Third Row--D. Young: G. Hookg D. Graceg R. Kluck. Second Row--T. Micekg K. Norton: P. Schmid: M. Schutz. EirsIa.Row--L. , . , . Arnd't1 FLUTE TRIO H7BfO0kS, F. Gloorg J. Kummerg G. Martin ini., Band, small groups, and soloists performed in the Pre-Contest Concert, March 31, and in the District Music Contest, April 13 and 14, at Fremont. The Band received a Superior', rating at Contest, as did soloists Richard Grant and Donald Hinck. Soloists Mary Schutz, Donna Lausten, and Fred- erick Arndt received Excellent ratings. A Brass Quartet, composed of Danny Grace, . Richard Grant, Frederick Arndt, and James Schultz, l also received a 'tSuperior. 1 BRASS QUAHTET D. Hinckg R. Quick: D. Young: R. Baruth SUPERIOR CLARINET QUARTET SAXOPHONE QUARTET P, Schmidg M. Schutzg L. Barrettg M. Bailey T. Micek: L. Hammond: M. Hanakg K. Norton SUPERIOR SUPERIOR

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T. Miller-editor, J. Barrett-vice president, W. Lange-president, N. Smith-treasurer, M. McCarty-secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL Kramer High School is very proud of its Student Council which in only two years has made itself very influential in many respects. It sponsored monthly dances that were well attended by both students and faculty, and, with some of the profits from these dances, three bicycle racks were purchased for the school. A pass sys- tem was also instituted this year by the Student Council, and the second-floor bulle- tin board and information desk were carry-overs from last year. The Student Coun- cil's sponsors, Miss Beatty and Mr. Bower, deserve much of the credit for its success. Top row: C. Nelson, B. Thielen, E. Feye, B. Kluver, G. Drahota, M. Stahl, M. Reitmeyerg Third row: G. Kerr, G Hunkins, M. Plugge, D. Gertsch, G. Clark, G. Goldenstein, D. Welch, Miss Beatty: Second row: E. Brown, E Marty, L. Korte, B. Douglass, K. Stevens, J. Poppa, I. Williams, Front row: Mr. Bower, R. Seidel, W. Lange, J Barrett, M. McCarty, T. Miller, N. Smith. -H--