Cedarburg High School - Cedariel Yearbook (Cedarburg, WI)

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Sentara DOROTHY LEDERER Dorothy hails from Mequon. She has lovely blonde hair, which made her a natural for Daisy Mae at the Sadie Hawkins' Dance. Dorothy always has a friendly smile for everyone, which has made her a well-liked member of the class. She was chosen by the senior class to be represented on the senior page of the Cedariel. GRACE LEITER The girl with the gleaming black hair is none other than Gracie. She is short, but that just goes to prove the old axiom, Good things come in small packages . You can usually find her with Marilyn Wiebe in the daytime and with Nicky Dickmann in the evening. JAMES LIESENER The fellow with the loud sport shirts we know is jimmy, but that's what we like about him. He's a guy with the get-up-and-go pep, and where there's fun. there's jimmy. He did a bang-up job on the football team, and will never be forgotten as the bass in the Gruesome Foursome . AUDREY LUEDERS Buzz and Audrey make one of the cutest couples we've seen yet at C. H. S. Audrey will be missed by the clarinet section of the bandg she has been toiling there for five years. Audrey is majoring in commercial work. and after graduation she hopes to be a secretary and a housewife both. MARY ANN MOEGENBURG Mary has certainly helped boost the morale of our athletic teams for the past two years. As a cheerleader, she really puts her whole heart and soul into the jobg as a future housewife, we're sure that she will also be a success. Best of luck to you and Dick, Mary Ann. LEROY MUELLER Leroy can best be identified as the smallest guy with an answer for everything. He is usually driving his father's green Pontiac around town. Leroy has livened up many classes with his remarkable quips and quotes. JOYCE MUTZ Only ZW miles in a cream DeSoto is quite a long ride, when we don't know where we're going, right, jo? She has a wonderful sense of humor, and we hope that she will keep it. Joyce plans to go on to school, as her future plans include teaching. MARION NEFF This good-natured senior also enjoys the bus rides to and from school. She is very active outside of schoolg can be seen quite often driving the family car. Her special pals are Betty ,lean and Carol. Marion also did a fine job as Student Assistant Director of Too Many Dates .

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Seniors' WILLARD HINTZ Tall, blonde and friendly best describes this lively senior boy. Willie has a smile for everyone, and you just can't help liking him. He's going to follow in his fnther's footsteps after graduation, and become an electrician. CAROL HOFFMANN Carol possesses that very enviable quality of being a giggler. She can usually be heard at lunch time. Carol works at the National Tea after school, but still finds time for her favorite recreation, dancing. MARLYN HOFMANN As editor of the Cedariel, Marlyn deserves praise for all the work which she has put into it. She has had very good marks in school, and we wish nothing but the best for this lovely miss and John. BETTY KARTHAUSER This vivacious brunette has been very active on the Common Sense and Cedariel Staff. Betty was a senior Cheerleader for two years, and she really put her all into the job. Lately her interest has shifted to Milwaukee State Teachers College because that's where Donnie attends. DOUGLAS KEEHN Tall and handsome is this outdoor sportsman. He has been one of the reasons C. H. S. has had such a dream team the past four years. Doug has been an outstanding athlete of C. H. S. and can really cut a rug after hours. SARAH KLECKNER Wherever you go, you'll usually find Sally and Pat Swan together. She is really a very able librarian, any book you can't find, she is sure to get it for you. She is a good conversationalist and wouldn't make a bad orator either, as she has proved on many occasions. WYMAN KURTZ When you call Wyman a born musician, you are de- scribing him perfectly. He not only plays in the school band, but plays the organ and piano beautifully. He has done a wonderful job the past two years leading our band, and we'll all be sorry to see him go. He's going to study medicine in the future. ,IESSIE LAHMANN Maisie , as she is affectionately called by all her friends, presently hails from Saukville. Jessie has served on the Homecoming Court and has been more than a willing assistant in many other activities. As one of Mrs. Wehm- hoff's shining lights, we predict a rosy future for her at Wartburg. .559 ,.f?f ' We

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Seniors GEORGIA NICOLAUS Georgia is the gal with the brains of our class. George lives in Kirchayn and she seems to enjoy all those long bus rides. She has a quiet but very likeable personality. Her future plans include going to Oshkosh State Teach- ers' College. CATHERINE OBERHEU This friendly gal, affectionately called Sa by her friends, is a shining example of personality plus . She can cook, too, as most of us will readily agree. Always ready to lend a helping hand, Catherine is a friend to everyone. MERRITT PAUL I Always the life of the party, Mert proves again that all good things come in small packages, That little grey Ford of his has been a life saver more than once. Mert was a Common Sense photographer and is head of that department on our l951 Cedariel. He's done a grand job and we're all proud of him. AUDREY RAPPOLD A One of our peppiest cheerleaders, Audrey had the dis- tinction of being our very first queen of winter formals. Audrey plays clarinet in the band, sings in the chorus and also has proved to be quite a seamstress. Her New Year's Eve party will be long remembered as one of our most enjoyable get-togethers. FREDERICK RAPPOLD This tall lad is quite an Einstein with the radio. Although usually very quiet, the lid really blows off when Fritz and Tom get together. He's a regular Daniel Boone with his shootin' iron, too, FREDERIC SCHILLE This boy can think up more questions in one day than most of us do all year. His quest for knowledge will surely lead him on to great things. Frederic proved to be quite a lover in The Boor . JEAN SCHOEN This shy, quiet blonde sets a good example in real effort in her school work. We hear she spends her spare time in practicing and playing the accordion. During the noon hour, you'll see her walking around town with her chums, Edith and Eleanor. ELEANORE SCHOESSOW Here's another gal who believes that silence is golden . With her knowledge of typing and shorthand, Eleanore will be a welcome addition to any one's office. Her patience and understanding with children will cer- tainly be a great help in later life.