Cedarburg High School - Cedariel Yearbook (Cedarburg, WI)

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Il1lIlEHlURIHlll D. W. IOHNSON We take pleasure in dedicating this, our 1950 Cedartel, to the late Mr. D. W. lohnson, who taught mathematics at C. H. S. from 1927-1949. He composed the words to our school song, and also introduced the novel and successful idea of having two orchestras at our lunior Prom. While a member of the C. H. S. faculty, Mr. lohnson was the advisor of our Student Council, the Houdini Club and the lunior Prom. The class ol l95U was the last class to have him tor their lunior Prom Advisor. His sudden death while on vacation last summer was a great shock to the students ol C, H. S. Mr. lohnson will long be remembered as the congenial man who tool: such a personal interest in all students and activities. THE CEDARIEL STAFF 4

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IHE II II III I II I S I II II I I II II r -r ARTHUR WEBSTER CLARENCE THORSON Principal Superintendent 'l'rue education means more than the pursual of a certain course of study. lt is definitely true that the moment you enter high school you should aive serious thought to the matter of a course of study to follow if you haven't done so before Certain courses are required and others are elective, Your choice should more or less follow the line of your interest. lf you plan to attend college you should pick your courses accordingly. ffowever, in liiah school many times we overlook certain factors which l feel are possibly more important than the particular subject matter fields which we have chosen. l refer to such things as personality development, social attitudes, work habits, moral and religious values, and others. Your habits with regard to work are of utmost importance, Be careful not to let yeurself become a tirneewaster. lt is easily done, Learn to use your time efficiently Time lost will never return, Dont nealect or fail to take advantage of every opportunity to develop your social attitudes and personality These attributes often are more valuable than top grades in your academic work. Finally, your chances for a happy and successful life measured by almost 'my standard are dependent on ytur ability ta sense true moral and religious values l.ef air: make the niost of the opportunities aiven us. CLARlI'fClf Tfl'WRFTO'