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

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WUT RUNS The idea of a patron list in place of the pages of advertising, which usually appear in the hacks of high school annuals, is a new departure. Central High School, as in So many other fields, leads the way in this respect also. In the names of patrons below, you see a list of those merchants and individuals who are most alert to new ideas and methods. It is due to the patrons that this Tychoberahn is a financial success as well as a literary triumph. We have heen very happy to know that our patrons have found much favor in the system which we have inaugurated this year. They have indicated that they are taking an interest in Central High School projects, and we alwavs feel reassured at the close of the school year that we have the support Of Madison merchants and in- dividuals. The change of system was not easy to make. To convince our patrons that our new plan would he as satisfactory and beneficial as thelformer system of advertising was dillicult, hut at the beginning, we felt confident of their cooperation. The following are the patrons to the 1929 Tychoherahn: ANl7l'IRSON'S IEVVELRY STORE BAILLIIC, O'CONNELL, AND MEYER BAOLEY, SPOI-IN, AND Ross BALCH 81 LIPPERT BANK OF WISCONSIN BEHREND AND BASSLER GROCERY BLIED PRINTING COMPANY BOYD, IOSEPH M. BROWN AND BAREIS BROWN BOOK SHOP BURDICK AND MURRAH' CAMPUS SODA GRILL CAPITAL CITY BANK CAPITAL CITY LUMBER COMPANY CAPITAL TIMES CASTLE AND DOYLE CENTRAL FUEL AND MATERIAL COMPANY THE CHOCOLATE SHOP CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CONKLIN AND SONS COMPANY CRESCENT CLOTHING COMPANY DAVIS LUMBER COMPANY DEMOCRAT PRINTING COMPANY DIEMER, M. E., PHOTOGRAPHY DRIVES, I. B., FUEL COMPANY EGAN AND KELLY RESTAURANT ESSER, LEO, MEAT MARKET BADGER 4000? FIRST NATIONAL BANK FLAD AND MOULTON FRANK BROTHERS FRAUTSCHFS, INC. FRENCH BATTERY COMPANY GARDNER BAKING COMPANH' GENERAL PAPER AND SUPPLY C GRAHAM HAT SHOP GRIMM BOOK BINDERY HAWTHORNE BOOK SHOP OMPANY HEILMAN, ELA, GILBERT AND RAEDER H I Page Ten I