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

Page 13 text:

llSl1CISy ulu Top Row, left to right: Silvan Skuldt, Abe Mintz, james Stephenson, Joe La Presto, Kenneth Zespy, Mr. R. L. Liebenberg, Bill Keating, Richard Schultz, Harold Thompson, Phil Harris. Middle Row: Bob Smith, Nelan Sweet, Gerald Bur- miester, Aaron Winer, Richard Clements, Calvin Weir, Harold Rozansky, Clayton Smythe. Bottom Row: Nlarvin Sweet, Frank Cerro, Fred Stauffer, George Segrist, Sidney Sweet, Lincoln Swan, Roy Roberts, Carsten Oldenburg, George Beld. Girls, Literary Society Top Row, left to right: June Burchette, Evelyn Berkan, Valerie Krapfel, Margaret Kraft, Frances Kanevsky, Mildred Hansen, Charlotte Potter, Carol Meng, Bessie Levin, Frieda Becker, Nellie Navarra, Mary Breitenbach. Middle Row: Mary Powers, Mildred Korn, Virginia Thompson, Marion Clemage, Dorothy Keleny, jane Buellesbach, Lucille Link, Stella Bazan, Irene Cox, janet Bowers. Bottom Row: Audrey Thompson, Viletta Spencer, Fay Haukedahl, Mary Gaffney, Vera Lee, Miss Tormey. Girls, Club Cabinet First Row, left to right: Fay Haukedahl, Louise Du Bois, Mary Breitenbach, Viletta Spencer, Miss Klein- heinz. Second Row: Audrey Thompson, Stella Bazan, Virginia Johnson, Frances Kanevsky, Bessie Levin, Lucille Link, Vera Lee. Dramatic Clu la Top Row, left to right: Kenneth Davis, Lola Har- ding, Marion Krueger, Elizabeth Anne Stark, Jean- nette Rockstade, Floyd Smith, Dolores Springman, Kathleen McDermott, Jean Lewis, Betty Flynn, Hul- bert Pinkerton. Middle Row: Nick Petratta, Lorraine Sweet, Anne Paley, Evelyn Stien, Hazel Voss, Betty Lucey, Darlene Quinn, Helen Hill, Alida Ann Taylor, Mary Jane Mullen, Ida Mintz, Bill Earl. Bottom Row: Frieda Levy, Josephine Justo, Billie Usher, Sara Moskowsky, Ronald Anderson, Rachel Trachte, Louise Du Bois, Ruth Rinke, Eleanor Moran, Evelyn Engel, Mrs. Engel.

Page 12 text:

Clubs Al: Your Service ini Usrualts' ol.t'1a hopes to transform itself into a coni- plete business with a time basis and a payroll. Each year it has kept a record of each event, names of the pupils who worked, and the number of hours each pupil worked. During the past school year the amount of work put in averaged from three to eighty hours at one event. At the P.T.A. Carnival, which was a two night event, the ushers worked one hundred thirty-rive hours. They under- took the presentation of Ben Berger, a widely known magi- cian, and ushered the Community Frolic at the Capitol the- ater, and the Southern VVisconsin Teachers' Convention. The proceeds were used to buy white shirts and black ties, a part of the uniform adopted this year, this also pays the expenses for cleaning the uniforms. All football and bas- ketball games, concerts, and P.T.A. meetings employ the services of the ushers. lndividual rating records on appearance, service, and other remarks were started also this year. The DdH1SCiS The world today has found other places for women, be- sides the home, and that has proved to be a profitable adjust- ment, according to the worthwhile activities of the Girls, club, which is comprised of all the girls at Central. The purpose of the Girls' club is to render service to its school, and it does so by sponsoring Courtesy campaigns, presenting auditorium programs, and awarding scholarships to deserving and needy graduates. These plans are carried out by the ollicers, committees, and faculty advisors of the entire club. The officers are Mary Breitenbach, president, Fay Hauke- dahl, vice-president, Louise DuBois, secretary, and Viletta Spencer, treasurer. Committee chairmen are Lucille Link, ways and means, Stella liazan, social, Audrey Thompson, program, Virginia Iohnson, G. C. Clinic, Frances Kanev- sky, candy, Vera Lee, hospitality, Laverne Carey, sunshine, and Bessie Levin, publicity. Miss Theresa Kleinheinz, Latin and English teacher, is the faculty sponsor. She has replaced Miss Elizabeth Ritzmann, English teacher, who is on leave of absence. As a special feature program, Mr. L. A. Waehler, princi- pal, spoke on A Girl ls Dillierentf' Vocational talks given by prominent women of Madison were sponsored through- out the semester by the program committee. Amid green shamrocks and streamers, seasoned with the tunes of VVest High Orchestra, over l5O girls, dressed in colorful, clever, and funny costumes, danced gaily at the tru- ditional Spring Frolicw that was held on March 12. National Honor Society Guided by the flaming torch, 51 pupils from Central and East High schools were formally inducted into the National Honor Society at the installation ceremony held on May 28, in the Central High school auditorium. As master of ceremonies, Nick Margetis welcomed East High's chapter. As part of the joint ceremony, brief speeches were pre- sented by four old members of Central's chapter-Frances lianevsky on leadership, Kathryn Mathis on scholarship, Doris Yalfe on character, and Lucille Link on service. These four subjects represent the four outstanding characteristics of members of the society and serve as the basis of judg- ment in electing the members. Mr. Foster Randall, East High tc'0nt1'nm'd an page SSD page lm

Page 14 text:

f . 1 . . Stutlcnl Con l1Cll L Ol1SJElllllIlOllCll 'Y . L Ul'lVCl'llhlOl'I Top Row, left to right: Sander Gusinow, Bob Goodrich, Clayton Smythe, Gerald Kennedy, William Crane, Peter Fotes, Carroll Lower, Lloyd Plath, Wes- ley Stehr, Peter Green, Donald O,Toole, Nick Justo, James Karabis, Fred Stauffer, Theodore Walker. Middle Row: Mr. G. C. Haas, Bessie Levin, Marion Krueger, Betty Merklein, Helen Motisi, Marian Salter, Willard Mineau, Charles Sell, Robert Martin, Lor- raine Bartsch, Veronica Esser, Betty Young, Joyce Schwarz, Valerie Krapfel, Mr. N. H. Stoddard. Bottom Row: Miss S. A. Yeager, Robert Smith, Audrey Thompson, Harriet Gates, Marian Clemage, Bernadine Spielman, Jean Lewis. Evelyn Swanion, Nellie Navarra, Jane Buellesbach, Helen Watilsley, Josephine Justo, Clarence Runey, Miss Anne Hankey. GCIU1d11 Clull Top Row, left to right: Betty Johnson, Regina Kinney, Marie Welke, Elizabeth Anne Stark, Eva Ungrodt, Ida Mintz, Alida Ann Taylor, Maudie Belle Schimming, Eleanor Abrams, Rachel Trachte, Joy Mae Lichtenburg. Middle Row: Ed Pohlman, Clarence Runey, How- ard Fish, Lyle Coates. Hulbert Pinkerton, Donald Manthe, Allen Albright, John VanAtta, Eugene Graham, Gerald Slavney. Bottom Row: Martin Woliiiaii, Lyle Dams, Arlene Morgan, Ruth Rinke, Irene Cox, Evelyn Engel, Lief Olson, Miss Hien. H i-Y Top Row, left to right: Bob Vetter, Art Wellxilan, Nick Margetis, Wayne Berkley, Wesley Stehr, Charles Carman, Phil Dunn, Dick Potter. Middle Row: Fred Gutt, Paul Hattleberg, Dick Johnson, Don O'Toole, Jack Snyder, Kenneth Sher- man, Grant Kittle, John Beyler. Bottom Row: Vernon Kirkpatrick, Bob Goodrich, Charles Speth, Joe Barnett, Gerald Kennedy. Ken- neth Davis, John Bates. l1I'Cl1Cll lll'J Top Row, left to right: Fay Haukedahl, Marion Kennedy, Charlotte Potter, Margaret Kraft, Claire Vaughn, Katherine McKenna, Evelyn Berkan, Ben Derman. Third Row: Jeannette Rockstade, Patricia Phillips, Ruth Levin, Helen Wainsley, Amy Abrams, Jean- nette Hansen, Mary Breitenbach, Darlene Quinn, Madeline Shapiro, Dorothy Wilhelm, Adeline Wiso- waty, Helen Yaffe, Nelan Sweet. Second Row: Eleanor Bagley, Stella Bazan, Doro- thy Stevens, Josephine Falci, Anna DiPiazza, Vir- ginia Thompson, Mary Jane Mullens, Lucille Link, Jane Phillips, Kathryn Parkinson, Anna Becker, Vivian Soule. Bottom Row: Lorraine Sweet, Frieda Becker, Au- drey Thompson, Lola Harding, Mary Gaffney.