Cedarburg High School - Cedariel Yearbook (Cedarburg, WI)

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MARILYN UHLIG The class cook, Marilyn has been on so many re- freshment committees she will soon be an expert. Her promising voice has brought her much success in Chor- us and the Mellotones. Where Glen is, there Marilyn is. DONALD USELDING Most improved player was the title bestowed upon Don for the good job he played as quarterback, Oz gets great satisfaction out of razzing the teachers. and everyone else as far as that goes. DARWIN VERHAALEN Darwin was a great help to the football team by the splendid way in which he fulfilled his job as co-captain. By combining his original ideas with his shop exper- iences, he turned out many novcl decorations for our dances. JOSEPH VEY With his agreeable nature, Joe has made friends with everyone. Here is another senior who finds num- erous interests at Port. Joe has also done a good job as a C, H. S. Bulldog, GORDON WATERS Another one of our gridiron attractions. Gordy has scored many a touchdown. He is also a member of the Chorus. Gordon can usually be seen buzzing around with Karl. JAMES WEBER This outdoor sportsman is a constant follower of 'Field and Stream . When the weather permits. Jim can usually be found at the ski-jumps. His pleasant personality has made him one of the swellest in the class. CAROL WESSEL One of Maus's musicians, Carol can really manipu- late that accordion. Once she starts gabbing she's hard to stop. Much of her time is spent as soda jerk at Loppnow's Drug Store. RICHARD WHITE Boys' Tech's loss was Cedarburg's gain when Dick joined our ranks. This tall fellow with a good physique seems like one of the old gang although he's only been xx ith its one year. 19 fQ 7 if

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.1 is-2 17:9 DELORES RINTELMAN 'tRed . as she could well be called, is one of the editors of our Common Sense. Her scholastic record has made her a four year honor roll student. She is one who can not only dish out the ribbing. but can also take it. BEATRICE SAUNDERS Here's a gal that is easy to get along with, Bea joined us in our junior year. She is also a proud possessor of a sparkle on her left hand. LOIS SCHEER Another gal with a huge wardrobe. Lois always has the right clothes for the right place. Keep up thc morale of the servicemen seems to be her motto. judg- ing from all the letters she writes, VIVIAN SCHERF Name the sport. Mutz can tell you all about it, including the details. She's full of energy, pep, and fun and really boosts the morale of the cheering sec- tion. Her annual hen parties were a big success. HAROLD SCHULZ An ardent hunter, Harold spends much of his time with outdoor life. In spring he can usually be seen on the baseball diamond, His closest friends include the Freistadt boys. ARMIN SCHWANZ Charmin' Armin . another one of our Bulldogs. has helped to lead our team to fame by capably fulfilling the position of left guard, His musical ability in bass playing has also contributed much to the band. CAROL SEIDLER Another contribution to the band. Carol is our talented oboe player. However. that certain fellow from Grafton. now in service, claims most of her interest. Her sweet ways have made her liked by all. ELIZABETH SUELFLOW Liz is another one of the long line of Suelflows. She has majored in commercial work and finds that this is where the future lies. Spring finds her an ardent baseball fan. 18

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RUTH WINTER Always full of fun and pep. Ruthie has he-on an active ChL'urlcaclcr for the past two years, She can rczxla ly make you want to yell. Of Course her real intorvst has nnthine tn do with high school, WARREN WIRTH XVarrL-n will he hard for Mr. Loehel to replace in our band. for you all know' what happens when hc- acts a trumpet in his hands. A ereat Carus0i', his tvnwr voice has made hnn an asset to the Chorus and Boys' Q1'zirtQt. PAUL WITTENBERG This accmninodatinsl youne Chap is always willing to lend a helping hand. His ability in spcakincl was shown clearly in his panel discussions. We certainly don't envy Paul having to lug that bass drum. DONNA ZWICKEY XVhen it comes to pep and fun4 Donna's the girl we count upon, A Bernie Roberts' fan. she spends many a Sunday night out at Schmits We wish her a bright future. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right Donald Huber president EIVNID Fra k, vice pres Jane Jochem, treasurer: Helen Kiekhaefer. secretary F , Q fi M