Cedarburg High School - Cedariel Yearbook (Cedarburg, WI)

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THE lIHHlllPS SENIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL-FIRST ROW, left to riaht: Coach Cibik, Kenneth Wolff, Bill Wernecke, lohn Zarlina, Franklin Friede, Bernie Wolfe, Donald Huber. SECOND ROW: Howard Buentino, lames Lie-sener, Armin Schwanz, Ralph Clausina, Richard Charrnoli, Gordon Waters, Rav Hansen Ronald Schauble. THRID ROW: Donald Volkmann, Allen Leu, Russell Stecker, lohri Plier, Donald Useldina, Harold Schulz, David Bode. BACK ROW: Bert Blanchard. Art Viesselmann, Clyde Wirth, Douglas Keehn, Darwin Verhaalen, Erwin Frank, Harold Woodworth, Richard Zuelhke. im: l!,!frX,a,llllU5i??S ,nn JW IUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL-FTRST ROW, left to riaht: Roy Oberheu, lames lwert, Gerald Wolff, Dave Ellis, Roaer lenz, Kenneth Oberheu. SECOND ROW: Dick Bera, loe Vey, Robert Griesbach Tim Wittkop, lim Wirth, Doualas Bode, Victor Vey, Kenneth Kriuth. THIRD ROW: Coach Hercules, Stewart Scherf, Larry Baumann, Leroy Mueller, Roger Schaefer, Dick Frank, Roger Verhaalen. BACK ROW: Ralph Drzewiecke, George Dauss, Florian Drzewiecke, Bernard Mueller, Karl Geilfuss, Tom Eickstedt, Dick lacobs, 59

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COACH CIBIK Senior Varsity Football Iunior Varsity Basketball COACH HERCULES Iunior Varsity Football Senior Varsity Basketball The Senior Varsity in Action s v- ' i S Q llgff x M? l V' is 1 l 4

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V VAEWE I ' vs in 99' Aemnl 1 'V A -ii Q f 2 Q f.. 'flflkiffj SJ 'I' ' ' fr' N 'Z - 7 1 't' FUU1BHll SUHlH1HRIES The fighting Bulldogs opened another excellent football season by defeating Sheboygan Falls there, September 16. Cedarburg scored one touchdown in the first quarter and one in the third period for a 13-O victory. Cedarburg's second game of the season was also taken by the Bulldogs when they met M. U. S. of Milwaukee, Friday, September 23, in a tough game that resulted in a 13-6 win for Cedarburg. Our Bulldogs took the big game of the season Fri- day, September 3U, when they won the Homecom- ing game with a crashing victory by a score of 27 to 6. It was one of the most successful Homecoming games in the history of C. H. S. and also the third successive win of the season. This was also a con- ference game. Menomonee Falls, the second conference oppo- nent of the year, bowed to the Bulldogs Friday, Oc- tober 7, in a spectacular game. The Bulldogs provided great opposition, and the line showed great strength. The score proved these factors when it tallied 33 to 7, Cedarburg's favor. Cedarburg whipped weak Iuneau, our third con- ference opponent, 20 to 6, Friday, October 14, when they met on Iuneau's gridiron. There was weak kick- ing and fumbles on both sides. Iuneau scored first, but then the Bulldogs went into action and played a remarkable game holding luneau to a sixteen yard net gain for the entire contest. The game ended with Cedarburg well on their way for another touchdown, with the ball on Iuneau's six yard line. The Bulldogs trampled another contender for the 4-C Conference when they beat Hartland 38 to O on Friday, October 21. Cold blasts and rain set the scene for the game, but this did not dull the players' nor the students' enthusiasm. Weak Pewaukee fell to strong Cedarburg when Cedarburg met them Friday, October 28 and smashed them with a score of 26-U. This was the game that cinched the 4-C Conference title for Cedarburg. When the final whistle blew the score was 26-O. The Annual Clash of the year came Wednesday, November 2, Port's homecoming, when the mighty Bulldogs crushed Port Washington, 38-U. The school turned out in great numbers to witness the big game of the year with our pet rival. Cedarburg kicked off to Port in the first quarter and went over for a touchdown. In the second quarter speedy Art Viesselmann of Cedarburg went into action and went over from the three yard line. He also made the extra point. Again in the third quarter mighty Art Viesselman scored when he raced 65 yards for a touchdown. Two plunges from the 10 and 5 yard lines added two more touchdowns. In the fourth quarter Bernie Wolfe charged over for another touchdown. Final score 38-U. Cedarburg lost the only game of four seasons Fri- day, November 11 to Greendale, by a score of 14 to 13. This broke the four year winning streak for Cedarburg. For a moment the game seemed to be tied, but the referee ruled the extra point out. The team played a great game which was proved by the score pad which is as follows: C. H. S. Greendale H. S. First down .......... ........ l 4 6 Yards pushing ......... ........ 2 59 73 Yards passing ......... ........ 1 U4 136 Total yards ................... ..,..... 3 63 209 Passes attempted .................. 14 12 Passes completed .......... .... 9 5 Passes intercepted ........ .... O 11 Penalties ................, ....... 3 0 25 A gf J.. ff ' ffl? ff yi' it