Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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II-IIEHY -g---f .-- ...,. ...VK lVl'lle?1Rl. geiceiili iglrfgfsfipefsl G' rm --T. 1 ' Barn - :md fowweichz MY' , HD. 1St . The motto, Creating, maintaining, and extending throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character , has certainly been well lived up to by this outstanding organization. Under the capable sponsorship of Mr. Alpers and Mr. Baruth, this club has had several suc- cessful Date Nights, a series of basketball games, and a co-meeting with the Y-Teens featuring several interesting talks and films. During the second semester the club lost its President-Don Welch, but his position was capably filled by Torn Miller, who had the very fine assistance of Robert Quick-Secretary, and Gene Placzek-Treasurer. Fifth Row--Left to Right: R. Liebschwager: D. Grace: R. Trofholzg R. Grant: F. Geiser: D. Selleckg D. Murray: J. Mihulka: J. Pope: J. Schultz: R. Arndt. Fourth Row--B. Degan: D. Rice: A. Brandt: R. Brandfas: D. Smith: B. Weil: R. Dey: D. Michaelson: D. Hinck: R. Brunkhorst: R. Glaser. Third Row--L, Harris: R. Murray: H. Elliott: V. Clausen: D. Brodfuehrer: J. Lohr: J. Coan: B. Robertson: D. Weber: G. Camp. Second Row--D. Clark: R. Baruth: A. Curry: B. Ellison: D. Welch: R. Thieleng R. Micek: E. Trofholz: C. Lowry: L. Ingold. First Row--Mr. Alpers: J. Gaver: K. Arndt: F. Arndt: G. Placzek: R. Quick: T. Miller: D. Young: R. Seidel: C. Krumland: J. Kunnemang Mr. Baruth.

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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--

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Y Teens F1rstR -- , Berg J. Asche: K. Norton. Z. . .. X .iraqi x, if 'Ihird Row-,Miss REHXQSJITEEENACABINET ' I S h - .second Row--C b MISS XHJQEOV. VanBerg K Norton First Row--N. - Sehutt, N. Amare Smith M . Ws' ' - Stillif-mer. ' A- Plusge R Q , L. Andrews Murphy S Olvphger f Miss Mary Albro sponsor, and Miss Under the efficient guidance 0 - Henrietta Raney-co-sponsor, the Y-Teens have had a very busy, successful year. Among their various activities were their annual Christmas party for under-privileged children, Heart Sister Week, climaxed by the Ban- quet, the Y-Teen Conference held in Grand Island, and the sale of candy and apples at all home basketball games. The club has been very ably guided by Lois Andrews-President, ' ' ' ' ' B chtold-Secretary, Mary Jane Stlllinger-Vice-President, YVonne er and Shirley Oppliger-Treasurer. D ,segggh Row--M. Spatzg A. Umlandg R. Morlokg E. Michaelseng S. Briswalterg M. Burmang B. Kluver E O Fourth Row--M. Stevens: I. Pitmang L. Alpersg C. Selichnowg R. Kluckg E. Schreiberg L. Engelg M Lange Enge1Third Row--K. Stevens: S. Ewertg B. Douglassg M. Stahlg P. Drew: H. Wadsworth: J. Loudeng C. Lange C E1 t Second Row--N. Smith, M. Mueller, S. Rozanekg M. Murphyg S. Wunderlichg J. Biggsg J. Pottery G Kush M S on ' ' h ' M. Stillingerg L. Andrews: S, Oppliger V Van ow N Andrewsg A. Plugge, C. Schutt, R. Murp y, 'i.fU?g'fG-'2 ,NZGi1QH W 'f1ff a . A fi' I dnl' F Wa..