Cedarburg High School - Cedariel Yearbook (Cedarburg, WI)

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r-.Q Mullin L, JUNIOR AND SENIOR FOOTBALL First row, left to right: Arthur Moats, Jim Wirth, Ken Koehler, Joe Vey. Neil Karthauser. Don Huber. Darwin Verhaalen. Bert Blanchard, Ken Oberheu, Jim Iwert, Gordon Waters, Jon Roebken. Second row, l. to r: Wayne Fisch- er, James Miller. Louis Scheer, Donald Schroeter, Tom Farber, Don Uselding. Jack Kellner, Erwin Frank. Stewart Scherf. James Meinert, Edwin Dietrich, David Muenchow. Third row. l. to r: Derold Radke. Glenn Moerschel. Bob Andrews. Harvey Lederer, Ken Carter, John Strey, Dick Beyer. Ken Krause, John Stephenson. Dick Frank. Bob Gries- bach. Graham Ellis, Coach Cibik. Fourth row. l. to r: Daniel Elbe, Jerome Kenney, James Gall. Roy Oberheu. Gerald Wolfe, Bob Tews. Charles Zajichek, Armin Schwanz, Larry Baumann, Jerry Gandt, George Dauss. William Meiser. 4f N Next year's co-capiains: X George Dauss l Gerry Gandt li-.di , -Q, A l,,,w1.,. L,

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.goo tba Summariea Cedarburg U Sf. John's 0 The Bulldogs opened their 1951 football season September 8 when they met St. John's of Milwaukee at Firemen's Park. Penalties kept Cedarburg from winning and the game ended with a scoreless tie. Cedarburg 25 Sheboygan Falls 0 On September 14 Sheboygan Falls fell to our Bulldogs at Fire- men's Park 25 to 0. In the first quarter the Bulldogs recovered a fumble and scored in 5 plays. The running of Waters, and Huber's passing spelled victory for Cedarburg. Cedarburg 33 Milwaukee Lutheran 7 The Cedarburg ll claimed their second non-conference vic- tory in three starts Saturday night September 22 when they ran over Lutheran High of Milwaukee 33 to 7 The Bulldogs held Luth ran scoreless until the last 20 seconds vshen they scored against our third string Cedarburg 33 Juneau 0 Juneau fell to Cedarburg in the Bulldogs first 4 C Conference game September 28 at Juneau The Bulldogs scored 3 touchdowns in the first quarter by some good runs by Waters and Huber The second third and fourth quarters were played by the second and third strings who did a fine Job Cedarburg 37 Hartland 0 The Bulldogs won their second Conference victory of the year by defeating Hartland October 5 at Hartland The first team scored most of the points on long runs passes and intercepted passes The third and fourth quarters were shortened because of rain Cedarburg 44 Pewaukee 6 Cedarburg claimed Pewaukee as their third 4 C Conference vic time October 12 at Pewaukee Don Huber starred as he scored 5 touchdowns which resulted in his being named on the Associated Press All State football team for that week Cedarburg 48 Slinger 6 The Bulldogs did it again' They vnon their Homecoming and fourth 4 C Conference game Again Huber starred with brillrint passing and running Stewart Scherf played a strong game with brilliant running by Koehler and Waters Cedarburg 45 Menomonee Falls 0 Cedarburg won the 4 C Conference Championship by defeating a very rough Menomonee Falls team The Bulldogs line which had been one of the best in Cedarburg s history held Menomonee Falls to 13 yards This was a costly victory as Don Huber star halfback was badly iniured Cedarburg 12 Port Washington 6 Pirates at Port Tuesday October 30 to finish the season in a blaze of glory Bert Blanchard a powerhouse all year starred with Stewart Scherf who replaced Don Huber again playing a good game The final standings in the 4 C Conference are Cedarburg Menomonee Falls Slinger Hartland Juneau Pewaukee Letter Wilmer: for Football for 1951 were Don Huber. Bert Blanchard, Gordon Waters, Don Uselding, Joe Vey. Bob Griesbach, Larry Baumann, George Dauss, Erwin Frank. Gerry Gandt, Gerald Karthauser, Nick Oberheu, Rov Oberheu. Jim Gall, Darwin Verhaalen, Armin Schwanz, Ken Koehler, Bob Tews. Dick Frank. Stewart Scherf. Tom Farber, Derald Rathke, Dick Bey- er. Jerome Kenney, and James Iwert. Huber won both high scorer and most valuable player awards. He also won most outstanding player in the 4-C Conference. Co-Captains for the year were Huber, Verhaalen, and Blanchard. Most improved player was Uselding. Next season's Co-Captains are: Gerry Gandt and George Dauss. Managers for the season were: James Wirth, James Wittkopp. Donald Badtke, Arthur Moats, and Robert Blanchard. The promising athletic career of Jack Kellner was cut short due to an attack of polio in August Larry Baumann chosen most valuable and most improved player the previous year vtas lost for the season because of a broken leg suffered in the second game of the season GRIDIRON GRADUATES The graduating class of 1952 includes twelve Senior football players whose services will be lost to the Bulldogs team for the 1952 season The loss of Don Huber one of the greatest backs in Cedarburg s gridiron history will be a great set back to the 1952 Bulldog eleven His speedy running and accurate passing will be hard to replace Another position that will be hard to fill is the fullback spot left by Bert Blanchard Blanchards powerful running accounted for many a first down for Cedarburg A big hole in the backfield will be left by right half Gordon Waters When Waters broke away there weren t many players that could catch him At quarterback was Donald Useldmg It will be hard to find a signal caller that blocked like Useldmg In the line was Erwin Frank end Darwin Verhaalen tackle Armin Schwanz tackle Tom Farber line backer Joseph Vey d fensive end and Robert Griesbach line backer All of these men played very good ball on defense as well as on offense and helped to make the 1951 team the strong machine that swept the 4 C Conference with no losses 1951 SCHEDULE Opponent Cedarburg St John s Sheboygan Falls Milwaukee Lutheran Juneau Hartland Pewaukee Slinger Menomonee Falls Port Washington Total Points Name wvcoewrwze-oz 9:5 :S '1 3 L1 o EL 2 o :x l O Zi O .- ci. N 0 U o '1 :1 U' f 71 N :S E o Z 0 Points Baumann Oberheu Blanchard Iw ert Gandt Koehler Scherf Waters Schw anz Wolfe Kuether Andrew s Huber Most yaluable player Quinn Most improved player Huber and Blanchard Co captains K Oberheu Next years captain Huber broke the old record for four years of basketball netting 641 points in his career ' ' ' 3 . r A ' 3 - e' 4 . ' .................. 0 9 ' ........... 0 25 ' ...,.. 7 33 ' .............,,... 6 44 , , ' ' ' ' .............,.....,. 6 48 I 'Q , .- - .,........ 0 45 J - t ., 5 ....,..,... 6 12 -- l ' ' ' ..,.......,........... 25 277 ' . ,... , ..,.,,..,..... 9' . ...,..,..,.......... ,. 5 . ' ................,... 178 L- V 4-,'..-.--,-- N 5 4 The mighty Bulldogs won the traditional battle with. the Port .Oberheu ................ 136 .Lxenney .-44'lV'-4'l-.'I4A 3 , ' f v - 1 '333i31131111i11'53 G- ---'e-t-a-.-t-.--- ff . ' D - ' f' I I - --,.'--'-',.4.-4.A'- 55 A. 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