Cedarburg High School - Cedariel Yearbook (Cedarburg, WI)

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2 L1 -dv 4 '.n. PM IV' . ,Qt SHIRLEY BANNENBERG Dancing and Donnie are the mam interests of this ptrt and woungiest member of the senior class With her humorous vxrite ups Bannx has been an asset to the Common Sense Staff She can find mort excuse to be absent than anxone vte knou HARVEY BECK A steadx tu osome Hartu and his maroon DODGE But Hart ex s possessions are greater namelx his sparkling personalitx and friendlx disposition He has been a handx chauffeur to mam ALBERT BLANCHARD Co captain of the football team md a stat of the basketball team Bert has made an outstanding iccoxd in athletics His abilitx to be a friend to anxone and cxerxone vtas shovxn in his election as Junior Piom King DIANE BOAK D1 1oined us late in our freshman tear and et ei since has been an invaluable classmate Her pep and enthusiasm have brightened up the drum section of the band as well as everw school activitv in which she took part ELLEN BOERNER The bell-who's late again-Ellen! Many a night she spent sweeping the halls of C. H. S. But most of all she will be remembered for that special Boerner giggle. and pep as a cheerleader. MARILYN BUENTING Marilyn's speaking ability has brought her great achievements in forensics and also the feminine lead of the Class Play. We're sure she'll be a welcome addi- tion to Wartburg. ALLISON CAMPBELL Al the tomboy of our class has a knack for all sports. She has pepped up many a Band trip with hei- unusual harmonizing ability. Allison is another devil of the study hall. THOMAS CARBON Another one of the Thiensvillc contributions to the class of 52 . Besides being on the football and base- ball teams, Tom also was a great sports writer for the Common Sense and Cedariel. He can usually be seen with Jacobs, Jenz and Kuether, 10

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LUCILLE CONWELL Personality Plus and a friendlv smile for all is a perfect description of our Lucy. She peps up many a class with those jokes and her familiar giggle, JOYCE DOBBERPUHL Joyce seems to be a quiet girl to those who don't know her very well. Many a teacher has appreciated her neat and efficient papers. Most of her time is spent with that other Dobberpuhl. FLORIAN DRZEWIECKI Commonly known as one of the Gold Dust Twins. Florian can usually be seen spinning around in his yellow P-o-n-t-i-a-c. Outside of school he spends a great deal of time working at the EST company, since mechanics seem to be his main interest. RALPH DRZEWIECKI Ralph, the other half of the Gold Dust Twins, un- like his brother spends most of his time on the farm. We hear through the grape vine that he is the sole manager of an 180 acre farm. We wish you a success- ful future! LEOLA EHLKE An old time dance IS a natural for Leola, who is seen at most of the dances m this vicinity, 'tLee ex- ct-lls in commercial work which seems to be her favor- ite. THOMAS EICKSTEDT The wit of our senior class. Ike put life and hue mor into everything he did. An outstanding member of chorus, Tom certainly proved his musical ability. Cedar- hurf,:'s loss was the Marines' gain when Ike left our midst. DAVID ELLIS The class orator and future radio announcer. Dave's abilities were certainly shown by his work in Band. Cedariel, and Class Play. His many top qualities have made him a swell ELIX. FRANKLIN EVEN Franklin has contributed most of his time to the beating of the base drum in the C. H. S. Band. He and his yellow convertible are a familiar sight to all. His favorite subject seems to be Industrial Arts. 11 R