Cedarburg High School - Cedariel Yearbook (Cedarburg, WI)

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co ufwfsi 5i MW 'BOB GOLLNKQJE laugh FOOTBALL TEAM 1st row: Bernie Wolfe, Allen Leu, Howard Buenting, Bert Blanchard, Donald Volkman, Buddy Victor, Carl Jahn, Roger Krause, Coach Cibik. Second row: Richard Swan, Kenneth Wolff, Clyde Wirth, Alan Erickson, Charles Blank, Bob Eickstcdt, Edward Frank, Douglas Keehn, Dick Ehlers. Third row: Gerald Karthauser, James Liesener, Bill Wernecke, Russ Stecker, Gilbert Bocrner, Franklin Friedo. Jack Zwickcy, Art Viesselmann. coukrssvw 'BOB GOLLNICK c Ai.. hh - -ag JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Tommy Frank, John Zarling, LeRoy Mueller, David Bode, Wayne Hubbert, Daniel Bode, llarold Woodworth, Donald Huber, Coach Ilerculcs. Second row: Armin Schwanz, Darwin Vcrhaalen, Gordon Waters. Dick Jacobs, Roger Jenz, Erwin Frank, Ray llanscn. David Ellis, John Plier. Jerry Zdrojek, Bob Griesbach. Third row: .lack Kellner, Eugene Proefrock, Lyman Mueller, Jim Frank, Dick Borg, Donald Usclding, Richard Charmoli, Ronald Schauble. Harold Schultz. 66

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goolbau 'Summary On September 10, Cedarburg opened the '48 foot- ball season, which proved to be one of the best they ever had, when they travelel to Cudahy to meet Don Bosco, a member of the strong Catholic Conference. The forecasters predicted that the t'Bulldogs would lose by three touchdowns. The game ended, however, in a scoreless tie, although Cedarburg had some fine chances to score. Don Bosco had 11 first downs, Cedarburg had 9. Due to the polio epidemic no high school activities took place for two weeks and on October 1, Cedarburg won their first 4-C Conference game from Juneau by a score of 12-0. It was a one-sided contest and Juneau threatened to score only once, late in the second quar- ter when they were within 12 yards of the goal line. The Bulldogs defeated the second place Hart- land eleven at Cedarburg by a score of 12-0. Cedar- burg had more chances to score but could get through the Trojan line only twice. Hartland threatened once, but Keehn interrupted a pass and went 25 yards. In 5 plays the Bulldogs drove to the 2 yard line, and Swan plunged over just as the horn blew. In the third conference game of the season which was also the Homecoming game, Pewaukee bowed low to a team which was out to win. In the first min- ute of play Viesselmann went over and the conver- sion was good. Zwickey went over for number two. On a reverse Swan made the third touchdown. The reserves went in, in the final quarter, and Wolfe scored. Cedarburg scored in every quarter to crush a weak Slinger eleven there, October 22, 39-0. The Bulldogs scored three TD's in the first quarter and one each in the second, third and fourth quarter and got 3 out of 6 conversions. C.H.S. had 16 first downs to their opponent's 5 and gained 295 yards to Slinger's 95. In their last conference game the Bulldogs won the 4-C football championship by rolling over Me- nomonee Falls, 26 to 0, ending a very successful sea- son for the coach and the boys. The Bulldogs went on the warpath by scoring two touchdowns in the first period with both Erickson and Zwickey going over. The second quarter saw a Zwickey to Erickson pass good for 20 yards and number three. The reserves played most of the second half and Viesselmann scor- ed the fourth TD of the game in the last quarter. The highlight of the 1948 season, or so it seemed, was the defeat of Port Washington at Cedarburg. It was also the climax of the '48 season and the Bull- dogs gave all they had. It was raining and the field was mud. It was chiefly a punting duel from the opening kickoff till the final horn. Cedarburg got the only score of the game in the first quarter, when Zwickey got off a beautiful pass to Erickson in the end zone. The conversion was no good and C.H.S. led 6 to 0. In the last. quarter Port went on the aerial war- path, but completed only four out of ten passes. It was too late, however, to do anything and Cedarburg won, to keep the silver ship trophy at Cedarburg. The Cedarburg High School football squad under Coach! Cibik has established a record over the past three years which they can be proud of, and which should and will be a goal for the teams in years to come to look up to. They have gone through three complete seasons or 23 games without a defeat and were unscored upon for 9 straight games. Jack Zwickey and Alan Erickson were elected co-captains of the football team by their teammates. Jack Zwickey was also chosen as the Year's Most Valuable Player and Edward Frank was voted The Most Improved Player. Statistics Games won .... ....... 6 lost 0 tied 1 Cedarburg Opponents Points scored ......... . . . 124 0 Touchdowns scored . . . . . . 19 0 Yards gained ....... .... 1 ,313 644 First downs . . . . . . 82 47 Individual Scoring Viesselmann ...................... .... 3 6 Erickson . . . . . . .33 Zwickey ... . . . .24 Swan ..... .... 1 8 J ahn . . . . . . . 6 Wolfe . . . . . . 6 Blank .... .... 1

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,A .xxxxx MM W -1-...W COACH CIBIK COACH HERCULES 1.4! String .gooibau SENIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Front row, loft to right: Alan Erickson, Bob Eickstedt, Russ Stacker, Gilbert Boerner, Bud Victor, Chuck Blank, Eddy Frank. Back row: Dick Swan, Art Viesselmann, Doug. Keehn, Jack Zwickey. 65