Cedarburg High School - Cedariel Yearbook (Cedarburg, WI)

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lnznwlra lcon 60 the emor Clan 1952 Iw1sh to express my congratulatlons to the semors who now w1ll be taklng an other step forward and enterlng another phase of l1fe For some It wlll be college or un1 verslty for others some chosen fleld of work and for many the armed SGFVICES of our country These are turbulent tlmes the road ahead IS rough and f1lled wxth many pltfalls of uncertamty Elghty f1V9 percent of our natlonal tax lncome IS bemg used to pay for past present and future wars M1lllOnS of human llves are bemg sacrlflced 1n wars Here1n l1es a st1rr1ng challenge to you senlors of Cedarburg Hlgh School along wlth the thousands of other senlors of hlgh schools and colleges throughout the world It IS you who through slncere effort and an enllghtened foreslght must br1ng about a harmomous relatxonshlp between the peoples of the world Wars have not been the solutxon 1n the past Wars wlll not be the solutlon 1n the future Human belngs are not capable of solvlng thls most dlfflcult problem alone It IS only through the p1r1tual guxdance and help of the Almlghty God that contentment and an everlastmg world wlde peace can come to a troubled world Accept the challenge senlors Ask for Hls d1v1ne guxdance and bulld a world 1n whlch future generat1ons w1ll be happy to l1ve CLARENCE THORSON SUPERINTENDEN T 5 JJ . Q a S . vl

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e wa hon It is a great honor for us to dedicate the 1952 Cedariel to the memory of Lester Hunt, former his- tory teacher at Cedarburg High School. Known to his students and friends as Doc , he taught here from 1942 until his sudden death in the spring of 1951. During that time he was also Senior class ad- visor and for a while was assistant coach in basket- ball and football. His absence this year is deeply felt, and we know that his friendly manner and his timely quips will not soon be forgotten. 4

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W1 YN FLORENCE JOHNSON MARVIN P. HEITZ DONALD HERCULES B.S.. University of VVisconsin1 Ph.M.. University of Wisconsin. Ph,B.. M ar q u e t t e University. Biology: Library, Freshman Scholarship to Case Institute of Graduate Work at La Crosse State Homerooin. Technology: Cheinistry, Physics: Teachers' Colle eg Safe Drivini Visual Education Supervisor. Sen- ior Homerooni. Q . Head Coach--Basketball. Assist- ant Coachflfootball. Social Stud- ies I1 Freshman Homeroom, I JOANNE WEINHOFF B.A.. INT IVI' ' C ll 1 E '- acu ig ia. 1. Ofi?tF055:.S.C3 652. 22. ELEANORE THEISEN B.S.. Central State Teachers' Col- lege, Graduate Work at Univer- sity of Wisconsin, University of Southern California: Grade and High School Girls' Physical Edu- cation, First Aid: Pep Club Ad- visor, Sophomore Hmnerooin. ELEANOR LE FEBER BE.. Wisconsin State College. Mil- waukee, Graduate Work at Vllis- consin State College. Milwaukee: Vocal Music in the Grades, Grade School Operetta, Chorus and Glee Clubs in High School, Play s. Sophomore Homeiooin. DONALD BELSTNER VINCE CIBIK BS.. M 1 l t o n College: Aleebra. Graduate W0,k Geometry. Advanced Mathenia- WISCONSIN BOXS ticsi Senior Hoinerooiii. Student 'lon Flrst AIS Council Board, Noon Hour -usa.. ' - i R