Cedarburg High School - Cedariel Yearbook (Cedarburg, WI)

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CAROL MUENCHOW The girl with the beautiful hair and sparkling teeth can well be Carol. She did a great job as Debbie in the Class Play and also contributed a lot of work to the Cedariel. CHARLES NIEMAN Charley has kept the band in step for three years with his drumming. He is also an active member of the Camera Club. LYNN PAUL This fe1low's efficient calm manner has made him well liked. We all know Lynn as the boy whose father sclls everything from soup to nuts. MARIE PENKWITZ Marie, who could easily be called baby face was al- ways willing to lend a hand whenever needed. We will al- ways remember her as the ever-helpful girl behind the counter at Guse's. fun. ff .rlf . A, Jw ' . Qiiagi iff i SUITIYTICT. 18 MARY ANN PIPKOHN I hear music sweet music its only Maw Ann uvm, us a tune on her violin Shc has a real artistic View ioi PHYLLIS POGGENBURG Here's to that ever smiling gal who is a swell triend to many. Phlls got that sweet wav about her that really makes her the life of the class DIANA BATHKE The leader of our school band She plavs a trombone loves to drive their car and says she s going, to tiavcl this REINHOLD REBLIN Reiny's interest in the fine things of life have madvc him a well liked fella Menomonee Falls loss was Cedar burg's gain when Remy loined our ranks

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DORIS RINTELMAN Paint and brush is all Doris needs to be contented. An ambitious girl who has contributed much to the production of the Common Sense. GLADYS SCHEER Here's to a gal who really made use of her history class period-especially with home economics. This attractive girl spends most of her evenings working at the Rivoli. DONALD SEIFERT Don's car has given him lots of trouble and his com- plaint about it will be remembered by all. Don played a tuba in the band and did a swell job. GLEN SEIFERT He's one of those boys who really seems quiet, that is until you actually get to know him. He makes driving around in his Buick his hobby. BERNICE SENGER A welcome addition from Graftonfdon't let her ness, and quiet disposition during school hours fool She' always ready and willing for a good time. IRIS SORWEID Full of pep, vim and vitality, that's none other Iris. What would 1he Senior Class be without her sensc of humor and ever smiling face? NANCY SUDBRINK shy- you. than keen Nan. the gal with that 5th Avenue look has been the envy of all the girls. She has also gained the title grand hostess for the many parties she throws. RICHARD 'SWAN ofa Sports of all kinds are Dick's interests. He participated in football, basketball and baseball, captaining the basket- ball team in his senior year. He also served ably as Junior Class Prom Chairman. 19

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Ruth was a very welcome addition to our class in the Junior year She certainly was a whiz at shorthand. Also An active participant in forensics and one act plays. Doris IS leaving school to take on a blgger Job We wish Elva has certainly proved the old adage that silence is golden but she has a friendly greeting for everyone, just Muley as he IS sometimes called 1S a member of the band and chorus His wit and humor IS dished out in DONALD KLUG Don is a wavy headed fellow. His noon hours were spent playing basketball and we hear he does pretty well. His friendly personality has made him liked by all. ELROY KNEPPRATI-I Jolly Elroy is famous for his colorful news reports in history class. He beat the old bass drum in the band. His plans for the future are undecided. EDWARD KOEPKE One of the quieter boys of the senior class. Art work seems to be his main interest. He has several plans for his future occupation. Because of illness Edward will be back next semester. ROGER KRAUSE Rug is a man of many interests. Boxing, baseball and music heading the list. His car has been the subject of many questions, such as, What keeps it together? His future plans are undecided. 17