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

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Qg ncwosmznzm c 5, The Department of English h . Miss Hargrave, Ph. B., Wisconsin Miss Harrison, B. A., Wisconsin. Miss Isley, B. A., Lawrence College. , Miss Kluth, B. A., Yvisconsin Q V Miss Marsh, Nl. A., Wlisconsin. g 7 Miss Moore, B. A., M. A., Stanford. l Miss Pierce, B. A., University of Cincinnat' . Miss Powers, Ph. B., Wisconsin. E, l E f Miss Stark, Al. A., Wlisconsin. 3 Miss Tormey, B. A., Wisconsin. Y Miss VVelty, B. A., Michigan. I g . Z . 2 A . DRAMATICS l ' Miss Cooper, B. A., Wisconsin, Northwestern School of Expression. LIBRARY Miss Johnson, B. A., Beloit College, Wisconsin Library School. 1 - 1 Mrs. Cardiff, Wisconsin Library School. any .,. .U-V PT.- fj I! Q. E il li EY. wi F E 5 i 5 g . 5 2 i i ,.,, x in . 5,5 . if 2? , fi ffm lil.-ff' 1 Top Row: Marsh, Pierce, Hare, Salter. Q Second Row: Kluth, Stark, Cardiff, Iohnson, Cooper. fi Bottom Row: Skewes, Hargrave, Moore, Tormey, Powers, Isely, Welt5'. fa 5 Page Sex enteen we 'V annum: , . Miss Salter, M. A., Wisc'onsin. i Miss Skewes, B. A., Lawrence ollege, Al. A., California. V. -. X, . jg: . 1 5555 , E Q? Q 7 .f l, 1 1 V. . . 1 if . lg 22 ..x 1. -1 -Q Sig, iii ll le :TY fl ii IT' . iii Eff? 5, L ig .4 if . 5 gf I rye 4 lf? Vi ip-i igf fifij V.. .1 .. L. 51 V P :Q F , . n r I I its . . :ffl if 5 . . i . K 1 f 'fffa V . iijflffg Ex., . ' L.. W pf. ' . mg - . ,... r E 55425, Q 3.5 fel 5? I - '24,-Zen fi , V ' ' ' , ' ,J 4, . - A 4 -. - Y sa, .. f...N' 1 Y : .. . Jw' fav i ig ' i i .. ., , +. f'- ' me ff- . . ' ff 'A f ' ' - ffi di' Qfiff? . M. nyT'x'.w A, , U 'Q . Fl

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0 ce of Assistant Principal No high school is better than its tradi- tions. A new school is handicapped until they have been established. Central High School has a glorified wealth of traditions. They have been built by her sons and daughters who have given their best for her. They point the way in all our worth- while activities. They have made Central a truly great American high school. lllay each of us feel, when he is about to leave the old school, that he has done noth- ing to dim the luster of Central's glory, but that he has been able to add something worth while to the ideals for which Central stands, and has thus made her position a bit more secure among the best high schools of our Country. Page Sixteen

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w . .. f.,.-......- I-.1 , rv , The Department of Classical and Modern Languages LATIN Miss VVi1son, B. A., W'isconsin. Nliss Anderson, Nl. A., Columbia Aiiss Baldwin, B. A., Xvisconsin. Aiiss Grover, B. A., Xyisconsin. .Miss Hay, Pm. A., Vifisconsin. Aiiss Ramsay, B. L., Yvisconsin. FRENCH Aiiss Young, B. L., Wisconsin. Airs. Knudson, B. A., VVisConsin. Airs. Sharp, Ai. A., California. GERMAN Iwiss Heim, B. A., VVisConsin. Aliss Aiarsh, Ai. A., Yvisconsin. Top Rowzi Grover, YVilson, Young, Marsh, Ramsay, Baldwin. Bottom Row: Knudson, Heim, Anderson, Sharp, Hay. ,nf - . . ESQ X Page Eighteen ', 7,40 ' vsfa' V A t .whiff K Q 3- ,124 GLA -JW wig? 1 M, f f 'Q ' fa . 'f , -, . .,......,...a A 1 3 A . 1 ' -' fl? ' 9' .F -. V 1- l - -..gMg.wf.,,.f...'., ,. wi . f' . , ,, ,C ,E ., 5 1 M