Cedarburg High School - Cedariel Yearbook (Cedarburg, WI)

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i 4 Q -. 'bw art. sq N' govggieo be on The cast and entire production staff and director, Mrs. Wehmhoff. CLASS PLAY Off a Pewter Platter was extremely well presented by the senior class, March 31 and April 1 under the direction of Mrs. Wchm' lioff, The play is thc story of a happy American family, consisting of a grandpa, unmarried aunt. father. mother, four children and a maid With such an array of characters you could expect anything to happen and it usually did. If you saw thc play you won't forget a sinclt character, Who could forget Grandpa or Davy, or Toots or the maid- or anybody for that matter! couRTe5y- l CE OHRBDRG NEvu The cast was as follows: Uranizl Dorn .,.. Grandpa ....,. Aggie . . . Debbie ... Toots ...... Buddy ...... . Aunt Isabel Gi-orgc Dorn David ......,..... Stephen Rancs l'.'l'.A. lady No. I . l'.T,A. lady No. II l'.'l'.A. lady No. III P.'l',A. lady No. IV P.'l'.A. lady No. V lVIr. Whittaker Natalie .....,. Joan ,... Bcity .,..... Dottic ........ l'liotoi.1i'aphcr .. Radio Voice .. Stauc Manager .,...... Maxine Frank . William Mueller Jeanne Herrmann Carol Muenchow Carol Boerner ....., Earl Hadler . Mildred Behling Donald Seifert .. Edward Dineen Jack Wiese Diana Rathke Marion Gall . .. . . . Dorothy Viesselmann Lucille Anschuetz ..... Iris Sorweid Charles Nieman . Nancy Sudbrink June Beck Lillian Backhaus . Doris Rintelman Lynn Paul .. Kenneth Willis Jack Zwickey Asst. Stage Manager.Edward Darkow Student Asst. Dirt-ctor.Carol Hubbert Lighting Supervisor. .Louis Vahsholtz Supervisor of Sound Equipment ..,........... Frederick Hoffmann Buddy, David, Toots, Urania 28 9

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'lm 'L OFF A PEWTER PLATTER Steven. Buddy. Toots. Debbie Davy wins the contest Debbie and the sorority sisters The Dorn family Buddy makes the headlines The Principal. the P.T.A. and Steven 29 sm . Wa BNN

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he Cm-oler '4 Jia!! The Carolers' Ball was the social event of the Christmas season, not only for the 49cr's and other students but also for the communitv. December 17 was the date. Weeks previously, groups of students made their plans and began work on the puppet carolcrs, who presided at a miniature inn, and on other Christmas decorations. Violet Brabender fashioned the miniature carolers. The Holiday atmosphere prevailed! Ray Block's orchestra furnished the music, there was dancing from 9 to 1. Admission: students. 31.00 per couple: adults, 32.40. Committee chairmen wcrc as follows: decorations, Carol Muenchowq ticket sales, Gilbert Bocrncrg publicity, Doris Rina tc1iii:inn1 prograins, Nancy Sudbrinkg refreshments, La Verne Helm: cloakroom, Ken Willisg lights, Louis Vahsholtz. A GROUP OF WORKERS Standing. left to right: Ken Willis, Jules Clausing, Gilbert Boerner, Chuck Blank, Dick Swan, Bob Eickstedt, Lawrence Carter. Jack Zwickey. Alan Erickson. Seated: Violet Brabender, Doris Last, Doris Rintelman, Carol Muenchow. NOTHING LAZY ABOUT US I' E 3li'SX'. !l'