Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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SJDELIG-HTS WHILE HARVESTING OUR CROP Another Hfirstn for the class of '50 - the Homecoming Queen and her Attendants. The Junior Librarians, traditional Christ- mas-tree-decorating party. HPeg and HChuck - the skating stars of the 1950 Junior Sports Rally, t'Lights off, the floor show is onli' Our Blue Heaven - the 1949 Junior-Senior Prom, Basket-hall game or modern dance? The lovable family of our Senior Play. The characters, of One Foot In Heaven. Behind-the-scene Workers. Being Hmade-up - a painful process! t'Bibs and Mert', - surely not stage fright! Another rip-roaring Hi-Y date night.

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JR. JOURNALISM Top row: C. Lowry, Miss Grace, G. Turner, E. Fickel. Second row: D. Gertsch, M. McCarty Z. Sanders, D. Drawbaugh, A. Plugge, D. Micek, M. Buss, R. Nickolite, J. Dake, D. Kylius Seated: L. Schlegel, L. Andrews, J. Barrett, N. Smith, C. Buss, M. Borneman. SENIOR DISCOVERER STAFF The headlines are too long-the stories are too short. These are just two of the problems encountered by these young journalistic enthus- iasts. Nancy Smith placed third in the state with an editorial submitted to the Nebraska Tu- berculosis Association. The award for this was a 525.00 savings bond, plus S20 to the school's journalism department. Another award in the journalism department went to Donna Lee I .6 1 1 - .. ' Drawbaugh, who won honorable mention on a news-feature entered in the Silver Key journal- istic contest, sponsored by the University of Nebraska. The first semester's paper was head- ed by Nancy Smith and John Barrett-co-edi- tors, and Margaret Borneman-business mana- ger. The new staff is headed by Elizabeth Brown-editor-in-chief, Lester Ingold-manag- ing editor, and James Lohr-business manager. Back row: J. Lohr, L. Ernst, G. Placzek, C. Gans, D. Blaser, B. Schwantje, F. Bernt, E. Pennington, L. Barrett, Miss Janssen, K. Stevens. Front row: E. Brown, L. Liebschwagugh, G. Kerr, R. Angell, C. Schutt, D. Kaspar, D. Geiser, L Grace, L. Plageman. Second row: M. Mueller, E. Drawbaer, E. Lewis, D. Michaelson, R. Berger, M. Asche, R. Blaser M Sliva. 1Not pictured, V. Martensen, B. Fuehringl.

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Bernice Alber, Dorothy Aerni, Rita Angell, and Helen Looking over the sports equipment at PERSONS SPORT Canady Want to be sure they will keep Warm ncxt SHOP are Merritt Scharnweber, Ronald Guettler, Bill winter. They are considering the purchase of the elec- Boettcher, and John Morrow, who know where to go trically controlled blankets featured at CONSUMERS for real satisfaction. PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT. Bill Krueger, Richard Ahrens, and Ray Seidel are dis- James Vlasak, Don Welch, Barbara Fuehring, and Bar- covering that VIERGUTZ LUMBER AND COAL COM- bara Douglas seem well pleased with the beauty of this PANY is the best bet for top quality coal, lumber, and Super Buick. For complete one-stop service, come to other building needs. NIELSEN'S CHEVROLET COMPANY. For the latest records and sheet music, classical or pop- Carroll Ahrens, Richard Canaday, and Gene Kerr look ular, featured by top artists, go to the COLUMBUS on as Arlo Bakenhus demonstrates a seed cleaner, one MUSIC COMPANY. Elaine Fickel and Nancy Smith of the up-to-date machines which the THOMSON are making some selections for listening pleasure. SEED COMPANY used to satisfy your needs.