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

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Constance Hanson, junior, has been se- lected as business manager for next year's publications. With her amiable smile, Connie has made many friends for Cen- tral High school during the two years she has sold ads for The Mirror. Her contacts have been among advertising managers and proprietors. Scholastically in the upper third of the junior class, she has recently been eletced to Quill and Scroll, for superior work in advertising. Connie will replace Irene Siegrist, a grad- uating senior. t E . f BADCER STUDIO BADGE!! STUDIO When redheaded Bill Harris e n t e r e d Central High in ninth grade, he was a quiet, modest boy. He still works quietly, modestly, but has added a forcefulness that has made his presence felt. A good scholar, he reached the office of news editor. Bill was recently named on the Christian Stein scholarship, as well as being elected to Quill and Scroll. ELEVEN

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Mlrror Honors AD The Mirror loses its capable editor, Caro- line Woldenberg, through graduation. Having been prominent in the paper's activities for two years, Caroline has worked diligently and quietly. Those who do not know her personally may consider the Mirror itself a reflection of her zeal, enthusiasm, and hours of hard work. From feature editor last year she was pro- moted to 1938-1939 editor-in-chief. She has gained many friends through her other activities as well as her journalistic feats. Elvin Nehmer, junior, recently appointed editor of the Mirror for 1939-1940, has risen rapidly from the ranks of reporter. He s u c c e e d s Caroline Woldenberg, a graduating senior. Appointed editor of Junior High news in eighth grade, elected to Junior National Honor Society, he has repeated both honors in parallel senior high awards. On the copy desk this year, Elvin has worked efficiently. W N

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HOBSON, MIRRK Clliiss officer. fourlutill, golf, Hi-Y, home room officer. M cluh, Muiiinicrs' guilcl, Naitioiuil Honor socit-ty, Sturlcut council, sulm-honic l'UUlll uoiiiuiittcc, t 1' Ll Q la. vzilcclic- toriqiii. V11lc'dictor'ian S al lIflIIOI'l'LH'1 Prefiflent VOSS. H1XZlil. lfrcncli cluh. prcsiclcnt of Girls' clulm. Mumiiicrs' guild, Nzitioiizil llonor society. Student council, eniors Of' IQSQ AM, Kath,-yn Q15 A czippcllzi, Art club, homu room officer, Pho- tography cluh, sub-home room committcc. 14hram.v, Amy Elizabeth QD French club, Girls' literary socicty, orcl1L'st1'zl. Sturlunt council. Adlqfmn, Ruth Elaine Girls' sports. .f-1llix0n, William Denning Q45 liiiml. Justin, MLll'gdI'6lfL' S. GQ Girls' sports. Buldurotta, Anthony CQ French cluh, Hiking cluh. hoiiic room olliccr. Mirror, sub-homc room committee, Ushers' rluh. Hm'1'inger, Evelyn M. UH Stage crew, Growing l,2llI1. Burtle, Charlotte lean Q85 .X cappella. homc room otliccr. ll, M, S. Pin- ziforc- , sulv-home room coiimiittuc. Hates, Dorothy Helene 19D Iiiuicl, girls' sports, orchestral. Berzudette, Louis Perry 5105 llliotograipliy uluh. Bald, Stephen lflf. C115 No activities. Blake, lane L. C125 Girls' cluh. Bltzndino, Frank Q13j .Xuronaiutics ululv, class hziskctlizlll. suh-lioiiic rooni cominittcc. lilanlgenheirn, Ida Chrixtina .X urippullti, girls sports, home room ollic Bolller, flnncz Mae l'l1otog1'z1pl1y club. U45 C155 ISOYIMXN, RUllliR'l' IQUGICNIC Class prcsiclcnt. c l il s s bziskctlxill football, Hi-Y, home room oflicci' M cluli, Stuclciit council,