Cedarburg High School - Cedariel Yearbook (Cedarburg, WI)

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beniuts LESTER STEFFEN Driving around in his black Ford is I.ester's favorite pastime. If you're looking for him, you'll find him at his favorite hangout, Robel's. His good work as elec- trician helped make our formals a real success. DELORES SUDBRINK Delores surprised us all with the lovely wool creation she made in Home Ec. Everyone gets a cheerful smile when she's around. Delores rides the bus to and from school every day. She may be small, but she packs a lot of personality. EDMUND SUELFLOW Here is another one of those guys who seem so quiet, especially if you don't know him. He is courteous and friendly to his classmates wherever he'meets them. Spring usually found Edmund all out for some good games of baseball. PATRICIA SWAN Affectionately called Patty by her friends, she has a cheerie smile for everyone. Beautiful black hair, a neat figure and an excellent soprano voice all belong to this one sweet senior girl. She can usually be seen with her best friend, Sally. DELANO SWANSON Del may seem like an extremely quiet guy when you first meet him, but he really isn't when you get to know him. He was a most welcome gain to our class this year from Weyawega High. Thiensville is where he hails from now. SHIRLEY THIERMAN This very friendly senior is quite a whiz at the piano and at dancing. She is also from Thiensville and takes an active part in 4-H club work there. Shirley claims that males don't exactly appeal to her, but we all know better than to believe that. JUNE VAHSHOLTZ June Esther is really a genius when it comes to com- mercial courses. Sewing is another of june's talents. Anyone seeking advice on going steady ought to be able to get it from june and Harold. Good luck to you oth! ROSE MARIE VEY Rosie is the type of gal who can have a good time wherever she goes. Her sweet smile and charming per- sonality makes her a friend of us all. In the future Rosie plans to do office work. You ought to see her type sometime, she's really good.

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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.

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btniurs ARTHUR VIESSELMAN Artie takes a special interest in sports and in the past has shown us all that he can really take a team to victory in basketball and football. He takes the greatest interest, however, in his Margie from Grafton. The seniors chose him to represent our class for the special senior picture in the Cedariel. KENNETH WOLFF Cagey became a welcome addition to our class in the sophomore year. Ken is another of those guys who has really done his share in leading C. H. S. football and basketball teams to many a victory. He was on the Court of Honor for our junior Prom and takes quite an interest in certain females. BARBARA WOLTRING Babs certainly has a great sense of humor and can really dance. You've no doubt all heard her outstand- ing giggles at some time or other. If you haven't, you've certainly missed something. Babs has livened up many a dull moment. We wish her luck in whatever she undertakes to do in the future. HAROLD WOODWORTH He's the lad who certainly can give you good sound ad- vice on going steady. Annie and Woody can usually be seen driving together in a little green coupe. His long talks in the classes will long be remembered. He is also quite a writer and photographer. JOHN ZARLING john is indeed a genius in science and in general is one of the brains of our class. He has a wonderful per- sonality and is a very reliable type of person. We know he'1l be a success in his future undertakings. JERRY ZDROJEK jerry, better known as Champ to most of us, was responsible for the theme of our junior Prom, April in Paris. This friendly lad with the winning smile is quite an artist, and plans to make fashion designing his career. Mrs. Wehmhoff's pet peeve, jerry is one of the wittiest fellows in the class. SHIRLEY ZIEGER Shirley portrayed Sadie Hawkins this year and certainly deserved credit for it as it was a hard role to fill. Her best chums are Marion, Betty jean and Carol. Dancing is what she does in her spare time. ' ln