Cedarburg High School - Cedariel Yearbook (Cedarburg, WI)

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EDGAR ARMBRUSTER 'lCurly, the shortest in our class, spends most of his time riding horses-that is when he's not man- aging our football team. His dry humor made him a welcome guy. His being so small proves All good things come in small packages. HELEN BAEHMANN Fuzzy, seemingly quiet, is quite a whiz at play- ing Boogie Woogie on the piano, and dancing polkas to Marty Zivko rates tops with her. She is always very attentive in school, except Fridays, then she spends all her time thinking of Saturday nights. WALTER BAEHMANN This dark haired fella knows all the answers in Chemistry class. If you ever want to find him, he'll probably be zooming around in that new Ford, or picking potatoes on his fathers farm. With his personality we know he'll be a success at whatever he tries. NANCY BERRALL This talkative girl is quite a whiz at Latineone of Mrs. Wehmhoff's better students. She can proudly claim the title of giving Herc his first gray hair in Safe Driving. We all back Nancy in whatever she will do. DORIS BEYER Here's to the girl with the active humor and execu- tive ability, all of which has made her an outstand- ing figure in our class. We'll never forget her friendly smile and her sweet ways. IANE BOERNER lane is the feminine brain in our class. What you don't know-she'll tell you. She is just one of our possessors of an outstanding giggle. History wouldn't be the same Without her. ROGER BUTT Rogers blonde hair, blue eyes and hearty smile make him a welcome figure wherever he goes. He will be greatly missed in band, for we all know what happens when he gets a trumpet in his hands. MICHAEL COLEGROVE Mike and his dedels fdetailsl is always crack- ing jokes and making quaint homespun sayings. His main hobby is photography, he really does a good job as you can see by some of the pictures in this book.

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THUSE UIH USEHVE THE SEHIUH ULHSS tt fl I9 -M 5 hu!! D 00oooO I it ty v I it Wi In 'N Y ,H - Dear Diary: I Our day ot graduation has arrived. ears at C. H. S. we've uired ,flaw I It During our tour y ln had rnany experiences and have acg a great deal ot knowledge through our various subjects. Our many outside ac- tivities have rnade our stay in high school a combination oi both work and pleasure. i We hate to think ot saying goodbye to our good friends and to the teachers who I have had to put up with us while we were here. We hope the underclassrnen will have as rnuch tun as we have had and gain as rnuch as we did. THE SENIORS class nfrlcfng Above EDGA L R ARMBRU eff to Right STER--A ROSE DONAMARY L :r LD RIN ENNAR reasuf N ,-.A, nf ALLEN LEU .......,...Vice-President

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,gif Vg.. MARSHALL FILTER Buzz, as he is known by his close friends, is one of our carpenters. He is usually driving that b-i-g g-r-e-e-n Buick. We all know he wouldn't drive as fast as his nickname suggests. EDWARD FRANK A smashing end on the football squad, a star bas- ketball player, a iine Iunior Prom King and Student Council President. All this we give to Ed's credit. IOYCE GENNRICH A girl with a promising voice, Ioyce has contrib- uted much to the C. H. S. chorus. She also has the ambition and ability to hold a good job. EVELYN GRASSE Evie, the girl with musical ability and friendli- ness. A gal with personality that suits you. We all knolrw she'l1 make an excellent nurse. We're betting on er. ROBERT CZISNY Bob, the class Casanova, always has a smile ior everyone. His greatly increased interest in his sub- jects this year surprised us all. We all wish him good luck at college-and with Pat. ROSECELLA DICKMANN Bosecella and her ability at the typewriter has made her a handy member of the Common Sense and Cedariel stafl. Quiet, but a swell kid, Bose-cella gets all our best wishes. IOHN DIETRICH Iohn, known for his gift of gab, is quite the class politician. He is active in debate and iorensics so he gets 'a lot oi practice for his endless conversations. 'He already has a thriving business in photography. LAVERNE EICKSTEDT Laverne is the girl who can have fun no matter where she goes. She, too, is quite a polka fan and can really cut a rug. We all wish her luck with that fella of hers. --f