Madison Central High School - Tychoberahn Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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ff, 9,5 tw Band I . BAND ' Clarinets Y-Rolwert Gunderson, Vito lntravaia, Dayton Pauls, Herschel Clintsman, HaroldvHenning, lohn Sammis, Robert Durlcee, YVeston Tormey, Xvarren Ale-ver. Piccolo-Xvalter Ela. Drums lohn Davies, Arthur Nletz, Clarence Kuehn. Cornets -Thus. YVilliams, lohn Goetz, Norman Douglas, Norman Kingsley, Earl Durlcce, Floyd Riggert. Altos- Robert Stephenson, Lynn Eldridge, Roderick 1VlcGregor, Xvilliam Lnniplcin, Clarence Livingston. Basses--Paul Schermerhorn, Lynn Ray, Saxophones -Thomas Holstein, Freeman Heim, David Rideout, Sidney Renter, Hubert Halliday. 'liromlrones-'Albert Friedl, Leonard Heise, Robert Halvorsen, Alilton Sundstrom. Baritones--Bruno xxYCiQSl1ill1l70l. Eugene Cawley. Drum Alajor -XVilliam Karberg. The Central High School Band, for the past three years under the direction of Alr. Paul Sanders, is one of the most active organizations in the school. Although the combined hands of Central and East Side won second place in the State High School Band Tournament at Viroqua last spring, this year they have separated, and our band is entirely independent. Although it was decided that the hand should not go to the tournament at Green Bay this year, they have turned their ettorts towards other goals, and each member has worked hard. About eight new members were added to the enrollment at the beginning of the second semester, greatly increasing the ability of the band. The band has furnished music for the following events: Community Union Parade. All School Exhibition. Football Games, with a field demonstration at the East Side-Central Game. Third Christmas Vesper. Aladison Hunt Club Horse Show. Auditorium period for awarding of medals won at Viroqua in lune, 1925. Southern Wisconsin Teachers' Association Convention. Parent-Teachers' Nleetings. Radio Concert at the University of Wisconsin. Basketball games ending with State Tournament. Spring Concert. Page One Hundred and Five 2 M l 711 ti t I 45,2 ., ,il

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A Orchestra ORCHESTRA First Violins-Gordon Sinylcin, Kathryn Schernecker, Ivan Xvienlce, Yvilliam McKenna, Paul Fleury. Nlarvel Kingsley, Vtlilliam NVarner, Leon Rubinitz. Second Violins4Frederick Suhr, Helene Apel, Clarissa Sibcrt, Manx lVlcDaniel, Esther Ripp, Nliriam Coffey, Goodwin Lyons. Violzislwilliani Lumpkin, Mary L. lones FlutesAXValter Ela, Grace Kelhofer Cello-Elizabeth Stutz Cornetflolin Goetz String Basses-fPaul Schermerhorn, Russell Coster TromboneefAlbert Friedl Saxophone-Thomas Holstein Horns-Lynn Eldridge, Robert Stephenson Clarinetsn Vito lntravaia. Robert Gunderson DrumsfLynn Ray. Piano-Lura YVullcer The Central High School Orchestra is organized for two main purposes. First, that of studying the best orchestral music which is within the range of their playing abilityg and second, to provide the school and community with suitable ensemble music for every occasionwhich calls for the type of music being studied in the orchestral class. For study, only the highest type of musical literature is used. At least one symphony and many shorter selections are studied each year. This year the Surprise Symphony, by Haydn is being played in its entirety. Thus, the orchestra under the careful direction of Mr. Sanders, who has put a great deal of time and energy on it, has furnished music for the following events. The All School Exhibition. Community Union dinner at the Loraine. Demeter and Persephonef' Third Christmas Vesper at the Capitol. Twelfth Night. Southern Wisconsin Teachers' Association Convention. Women's Guild at the First Baptist Church. Daughters of the American Revolution luncheon. Auditorium periods. Parent Teachers' Association meetings. Radio concert at the University of Wisconsin. Pageant- lVlusic Through the Ages. Spring concert. Two Class Night programs. Two commencement programs. Page One Hundred and Four

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In ter- Club Debating Small North Scherneclaer Douglas Ainsworth lolcineu Last year for the tirst time, a deliate was held lmetween the Girls' Uelwating Cluh ol' Central and the girls ot' East Side lligh. This year hlalmle Ainsworth, Laila Iolcinen. and Lorna Douglas, were chosen for the atlirmative team, and Kathryn Schreneclier, Pearl Small, and Ieannette North for the negative team from G. D. C. The question was, Resolved: That the memliers of the President's calminet should participate in the deliberations and discussions ot' Congress, hoth houses. As Bliss Dunn, G. D. C. coach, was compelled to resign hecause of ill health, the girls found themselves alone in what seemed the very stupenduous task of selecting points and tinding arguments, and then putting them into shape to offset anything their opponents might have to offer. This was not a very lmright outlook for the dehaters, and just as these six girls were ahout to despair, fllr. VVaehler, our Assist- and Principal, said he would he their coach. lmmediately these same girls liegan to take a new interest in the dehate, and prepared their speeches well. As the HTYH goes to press, the annual Forum!'G. D. C. deliate is in process ot preparation. Gleason Douglas Yvillison Sinylciu Holstein Nvolcott Scott Page Une Hundred and Six