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

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CENTRAL’S YEAR-IN HEADLINES A Score of Highlights As Recorded by the Mirror Central Mirror AAA Starts Third Scholarship Drive Girls’ Club Heads Starts Semester Successful Season Voted by Girl’s Announced For With New Staff With226 Members Club 2nd Meeting Years 1934-’35 S- plamber 21, 1934 S ptrmber It. DM ' Ockbcr t, ItM 1 S ptemlwr 21. 1»14 BIG 8 TITLE HINGES ON TODAY’S GAME NOVEMBER 12, 1934 Central High's Senior Class Judges Pick Favors, Confetti First Evening Elects Flynn Neu) Central Sweet Music To Party a Success As President Debate Team Feature Quadrille November 28. DM 0;tcb»r i, 11)1 Dec, mber 21. DM February 7. 1WS Home Talent S iozv Takes Capacity Audience IVitnesses Form of Fall Frivolities Tiny, “The King Rides Bv 0 tt b«r 5. 1934 November 28. DM RED MILL TO BE STAGED TONIGHT, SATURDAY APRIL 5, 1935 91 Pupils Gain Band, Orchestra Central To Have Senior Students Honor Roll At Plan To Enter New Organization Receive Central End of Semester Music Tourneys Musician’s Club Honor Awards February 7.DM March K. l » March 22. DM January 18. IMS Alumni Rouodup Commencement Activities Scheduled Nov. 9-10 . n , First iu Ten Years Begin; Speakers Elected Ov t. bcr i. DM Deo mh r 21. 1»M Pane 26

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— Are Happy Days • Jean forget all the hateful neglect he has shown; she just throws her soul into her role and yells until she is hoarse. After this, it is just one large round of pleasure. • Jean has kept up her AAA dues and John has lately become a dance enthusiast via Jean’s living room (or parlor if you belong to the old school). Grads have come back to the dances at Central and brought the tent formation which you see performed to the left. It’s really so smooth! • All this does not show the seamy side— at the library till 4:30,—rush assignments,— etc. Yet we see that our friends have man aged to live through it, in fact they really look quite young in their caps and gowns and they’ve decided to work some more and get a chance to wear another one. At least they won’t get married at the first crack out of the box. They’ve just spent their funds on the caps and gowns! —John Ellestad.

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Fir«l row: Sue Poili» i Mary l ord. Robert Gnukr, Miiy Cillelt, Ihwlti FitzSimmons, Arnold Voss. Helen McGUvrn Margaret Russell. Sitimd Row: Mary Alice Daniel , Florence Blnke, Harrielte Wright, Robert Sh-wrrs. Kilty I Inline.. y. Jay Burch. HONOR PIN First Row: Edith Olson, Mary Gillctt, Orris Scott, Margaret Rus-•ell, Edna Sprth. Paula FUrhwtleh, Sue Poston, Vera l.ee. Smir.il row: Rchert Showers. Donald Nelsan, Vernon Barber, Charles FltrSIm-ntoos, Kitty Holloway. Arnold HI.Y CLUB First row: John Carden, Robert McWilliams, Chalmer Hatlebrrg, Charles FitrSimmons. Cartier Black-burn. DeWilt Atkinson. Clifford Roberts Second row: Vincent Madsen, Clifford Kinder, Joseph Barnett. Mr. Nickel, sponsor. Otis Ingrbritsrn. J y Burch. Third row: Charles Roberts. James Da- vis. George Mooney. Roger l.loyd Fourth row; Donald Nelson. Stanley Thompson, John Meyer. USHERS CLUB First row: Eugene Storm. Paul Hoverson. Rudolph Taman, Lorrian Ethun, Russell Mortenscn. Chalmer Hatleberg, John Fitzgerald. Robret Postal. Second row: Lawrence Doyle. Richard Kepllnger, William McCabe. Donald Dilgrr, Harold Drews. Third row: John Carden. Bcn.amln Caulman. Allmt Krrfcls, Otis Inttbritsen. Fourth rowi Lester Dietrich. Ray Jacket!. Evrrelt Wall William Scott.