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

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THE RA GE AND LACK TABLE OF WHEN I COVERED THE MIRROR EXECUTIVES . MUSICAL INTERLUDE . THE SHOW IS ON! . . CLUBS ...... FEBRUARY GRADS . . JUNE COMMENCEMENT JUNE GRADS .... SPORTS REVIEW . CONTENTS OFFICE' FRONT . EDITORIAL STAFF LOUISE DUBOIS A, ....... C0-Edilors BEssIIe LEVIN J ' ' Assisfanfs STIQLLA BAZAN IANIQ BUELLESBACH Tom COFFEY IRENE Cox LOLA RIRACE HARDING LUCILLE I-IARTWIO IDOROTHY H1NEs MARION KREUOLR FRIRDA LEVY NICK MAROETIS SPORTS STAFF WILLIAL1 SCOTT RONALD ANDERSON MARION KREUOLR ROSRRIARY O'CONN1aLL BUSINESS STAFF FRIILDA Lfgvx' . . . . . . . . Bz1sincxsMunfIgm' Assisfanis FRIEOA BECKER VERONICA ESSER IAINIILS GALLAGI-IRR LUCILLL HARTWIO DOROTHY KELENY :XLIDA ANN TAYLOR PAGE 6 7 8 9 10-13 14-15 16-17 18-Z5 26-30 page five

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When l Covered the Qffiee Front ' During the past year I have found myself visiting the office quite frequently. You see, it was my job to get all the inside information available for print in our high school publication, The Madison lVlirror. Stories on future programs, activities of Central grads, and the outcome of various elections supposedly unknown to the school until printed in the paper . . . all this formed a part of my duties. ' Through these contacts I became more closely asso- ciated with the office staff, and I grew to know this part of the faculty as interesting and very helpful indi- viduals, not as high executives whom we should hold in fear and awe. ' Their interest in our personal welfare and advance- ment struck me, a student of Central, as being the thing which makes Central a fine school, worthy of recognition. ' Guided by lVlr. Waehler, our principal, and other members of the faculty, we have progressed to a de- gree where we can always be proud of Central. The broadening influence of this past year of closer associa- tion with the faculty has made me a better citizen of Central, and a far more understanding one. 'I hope that everyone can have the opportunity to enjoy freer contacts with the people who guide the destinies of our school, and they will leave Central with greater understanding and a deeper realization of the importance of their high school careers. -LOUISE DUBOIS