Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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Kenneth Wendt, Donna Lausten, and Genene Martin Examining a boyls double-breasted chalk-stripe Silver- make sure that they are served only SWIFT'S ice cream tone suit at BORDY'S are Gayle Lusche and Robert in their fountain treats. Plantz. They find a wide variety from which to choose. Glenda Kush, Marjorie Krzycki, and Charles Gans are Shopping for cheeses, Robert Allis, Sylvia Dubas, and enjoying the luxury of the furniture to be found at the Ferne Bernt find a varied assortment on display at BRAZEAL FURNITURE COMPANY. GREINER'S MARKET. Here also may be found a fine choice of fresh or canned fruits and vegetables and of high quality meats. Dorothy Eisenman and Donald Enyeart stop to rest a Margaret Glur is explaining some of the uses of cement bit from their shopping tour at KAVICH'S FINER blocks to Carl Roelle, Lloyd Marty, and Lois Plageman FURNITURE, dealers in a complete line of carpeting, at the GLUR CEMENT WORKS. If you have a problem rugs, and furniture. pertaining to building needs, GLURS can help you.

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TheY-KNOT DRIVE INN is the place to go Whether you Mildred Fittje, Maraldine Seloerger, and Paul Luchsing- Want a snack or a complete meal, as Buzz Harrington, er, after a hard day's Work at school, are going to fresh- Arlene Finley, and Virginia Van Berg know. up with 7-UP. Kathleen Gerhold shows Ray Aerni and Verlyn Clausen Carroll Krumland, Raymond Trofholz, Marvin Schrei- why it pays to patronize the GERHOLD COMPANY ber, and Louis Joseph have been shown that a pump when you need sand or gravel. from the IRRIGATION PUMP COMPANY not only dou- bles the value of your land but also insures your crop. Q 1 ' ' 6 ' M N Q . . 'A . 0 0 .1 Inspecting a corn dryer at the HABCO MANUFACTUR- Mr. Galley shows La Von Berends, La Verna Janssen, ING COMPANY are Roland, Frederick, Elaine, and Vernice Menke, and Shirley Ewert that they can safely Keith Arndt. This, and other implements manufactured entrust even their best dresses to the MODERN CLEANg here, are good buys because of their durability. ERS AND DRYERS.