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Adrianne Ellefson - Editor THE 1950 ANNUAL STAFF The editor should be complimented on her untiring efforts during the assembling of the Annual. She has spent many hours with the various editors in preparing copy and captions. The Staff of the H1950 Discoverer hopes that it has recorded the events of the harvest in such a manner that these cherished memories may remain vivid through the years. There have been many trials and tribulations which have had to be overcome in the preparation of this Annual, but the Staff feels that it has gained invaluable experience and knowl- edge from this work. In overcoming these trials and tribulations, the junior editor and the organization editors had to make many mad dashes about the building to locate people who weren't where they should have been at the time they were supposed to be thereg and several members of the Staff had to make similar dashes to the telephone to inform the photographer of a change in plans! It was not always easy for the advertising managers to lo- cate the managers of various businesses from which they wished to solicit ads, nor was it an easy task to think up original captions for all the ads. Seniors who couldn't decide which studio they pre- ferred were another headacheg and the senior editors racked their brains for ways to describe each senior in the individual write-ups. Confusion and turmoil reigned Ronald Guettler-Business Managerg Lou Ann Ross-Assistant Editorg and Alfreda Plugge-Assistant Business Manager
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in Room 205 at morning and at noon during the month of February as the business managers attempted to keep an accurate record of all payments made for Annuals. Deadlines were not always met exactly on time because of misplaced copy or pic- tures, and the seemingly impossible task of finding time for writing copy or of get- ting an 'tinspirationn for newer, more clever methods of presenting the material. The advertising skit-H50 Years Lat- er -which was presented in February portrayed the enduring value of an An- nual. Probably no one in Kramer High realizes better than the Staff what part each organization plays in bettering the school and the work entailed in carrying The 1950 Annual Staff thanks its sponsor-Miss Eleanor Limes-for her valuable guidance in all phases of the preparation of the Annual. Although this was her first year as sponsor of an an- nual, she handled her duties very capably and devoted many hours to the varying tasks asked of her. Miss Mary Rankin, too, has earned the gratitude of the Staff by her inestimable aid, especially during Miss Limes' illness. The Staff wishes also to express its appreciation for the fine co- operation of the teachers and the student body, which helped very greatly in mak- ing the Annual a success. This year the Staff was fortunate in having a student art editor and student photographer who should be complimented for their fine work. As more and more material was com- pleted and deadlines seemed to come clos- er and closer together, the Staff became acutely aware of the fact that the high school days of the Class of '50 were nearly finished. This realization brought a sense of regret, but also one of satisfaction in having had a part in gathering material for this record of the senior year of the Cream of the Crop. Additional Staff positions were the following: ' ...................... Delbaptllleber Assistant Advertising Manager ...... Lois Schlegel Circulation Manager .......................... John Barrett Sports Editor ........,.......,................. Raymond Seidel Football Editor .................................. Richard Micek Basketball - Track Editor ............ Ronald Saalfeld Senior Class Editors .... Merna Ingold, Mary Jane Stillinger Junior Class Editor ................ Margaret Borneman Sophomore - Freshman Class Editor ...,.. Eleanor Finley Service Organizations Editor ....,. Genene Martin Vocational Organizations Editor .... Vernon Korte Music and Dramatics Editor .......... Joan Kurnmer Faculty Editor .............................,...... Marylyn Buss Feature Editors .... Elaine Fickel, Maureen Goede Art Editor ................................................,.. Jean Dake Photographer ............................................ Tom Miller Typists .... Doris Gertsch, Janice Groteleuschen, and Donna Lausten Standing: Miss Limesg M. Bussg D. Lausten: D. Gertschg J. Groteleuscheng D. Weber: L. Schlegelg R. Saalfeldg R. Seidelg R. Micekg V. Korteg J. Kummerg G. Marting J. Dakeg E. Fickelg J. Barrettg M. Goedeg T. Miller. Seated: M. Bornemang M, Ingold: A. Pluggeg A. Ellefsong L. Rossg R, Guettlerg M. Stillingerg E. Finley.
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