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

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irl's Club has built itself into a far-reaching organization. Most of its activities center about ac- cumulating each year a scholarship fund which is available to both boys and girls who qualify in schol- arship, character, leadership, service, and need. The club prides itself upon the many opportunities it ofliers its active members in development of leadership. Candy counter committee under the leadership of Virginia Iohnson has helped the scholarship fund. Magazine sales, rummage sales, and theatre beneHts proved very successful ventures of the ways and means committee. G. C. Clinic's aim for this year was to create among pupils good taste in dress. For this rea- son the department sponsored several skirt and sweat- er days among the girls and a shirt and tie day for the boys. The G. C. Clinic, in combination with the program, gave style shows for the girls and for the boys. The program committee presented Margaret Rupp Cooper, harpist, in an all-school auditorium.

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. K VL,N iq A ,,.M L ,Q all X4 . Fllghts In Fantasia i gp es.. gf .1 I I A -if -' 1 t by Ii W. i , .. V , CIIIUIIIIC' I'I '0!dl'l1bC'I'g , I ,, A if As I entered 208 for the lirst time this year, i I V if I found myself at a banquet in the king's - is r court. Everyone was making merry, when suddenly the old timekeeper struck the gong w.--- . twelve times. Then a monster appeared and ' 3 devoured many of the warriors. By now, every- g, 'ov one was scurrying, yelling, and screaming tor ' . X It ff , help. I pulled out my sword and started to strike at Grendel when he gave me a hit on the head and everything went black. Upon awakening I found myself in King Arthur's court and I was in the middle of great fanfare. A boon, kind king, A boon. The fair lady wanted someone to rescue her sister from four terrible knights. My first encounter was with Galahad. I challenged him to a duel and to my distress found that I was not, as yet, - ready for Sir Galahad. He struck me so hard that, like Sleeping Beauty, I must have slept one hundred years, for I awoke to Find myself among Chau- ceris pilgrims, moving to Canterbury. My, but it is warm in the sun. I feel as though I were going to topple from the terrific heat. Here comes the squire, he must have seen how pale I went, oh I'm afraid he is going to be too lat-t-t-t- Oh, excuse me, I'm sorry, really I am. I humped right into Romeo and luliet in the middle of a love scene. Thank goodness, I got out of their sight in a hurry. They must think I'm crazy or something of the sort. Say, look over there, isn't that Puck on the toad stool and Shylock and Iessica talking on the side? I guess I better get going before they see me and find out I know about Iessica's plans. See that man and boy? His father seems too old to be carrying the boy on his shoulder. Oh, now I know, that's Tiny Tim and his Father, and there's David Copperfield and his dog. That dog seems to be angry at something. I wonder what? Oh-Oh, I bet I know. Here comes Oliver Twist and his master and I bet that dog is growling at the master. He sure looks mean. I, myself, would hate to have him for a master, he looks so mean. Did I hear a growl? A tiger, well how did I ever get in here? Look out behind, there comes a lion. This reminds me of the Kip- ling Stories-heads u-u-u-p-p-p-Oh, here I am back right where I started from, and I think I had better get down to studying before that exam or I'll be sent down. I am sure all of you have had similar experi- ences with the mural in 208. This mural was completed last semester and was designed and drawn by Miss Ruth Alcott's advanced Art classes. Maybe you have had an entirely dill'- erent experience in the Choir room, for here is a mural pertaining to music. This composite is an interesting one to all students and does '1- much to brighten the room. Miss Goodwyll Post's Art classes painted this after the mural had been designed by Hob Lauck, a senior. The illustrations show art pupils at work on both panels. . 1 , 6. ,i. .gr ,I . X I i ling 1' .C!'l'!'H

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Three cheers for the Qt1een's Ilushantlu . . . lor Miss Ruth Dieckhoilf, speech antl tlra- matics teacher of Central Senior High. The actors anal actresses, all of whom have hail little or no experience, pulletl through with a presentation closely rivaling the hest in Cen- tral productions. The work of producing a play is far more than you see at the actual performance. May our three cheers he equal- ly directed to the property anal stage crew for their excellent cooperation in making the play what it Was. I.