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

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We Learn From The Communitg N Tile spring a young person's fancy light- ly turns to thoughts of journeying. Cen- tral, taking advantage of this, sends her pupils on tours into the community to ob- serve activity in many fields. Sometimes the city's experts come to tell first hand of their work and experiences. Classes in problems of democracy, home economics, art, and man- ual training are among those who frequently ulearn on tour. Bringing information from actual life as represented by the G. C. Clinicls demonstration of correct makeup fpicture above rightj or by the lessons in auto driving fsee belowj. Mrs. Taylorls office symbolizes common ground, where Madison is served and can serve. An employment bureau finds jobs for needy pupils, and employers find suitable employees. Imagine yourself a pupil on a great Grey- hound bus with 42 other pupils busily chat- tering about their long anticipated trip to the state prison at Waupun. When we arrive, a gentleman introducing himself as Doctor Burke, says, I am very much pleased to see that you have come. This fronfd page Dj W EVER show an undressed facei' was the motto of the cosmetic clinic held for girls. Mrs. Fergeson, who conducts classes in beauty culture at Voca- tional school, demonstrated the right way to apply makeup. The girls, with help from Miss Metz, transformed Room 315 into a powder room. Dressing tables around half of the room displayed samples of powder, rouge, and lipstick. Mirrors over dressing tables reflected feminine charm in the mak- ing. In one corner was a big table with cos- metic magazines. Photographs of different shaped faces hung over the table. Mrs. Fer- geson demonstrated for girls who had study periods as well as for those who came after school. Although the average high school girls havenlt available all the makeups used by Mrs. Fergeson, they learned how to apply the makeups they have. The fashion tea dance for the girls gave them a chance to develop grace and charm as hostesses and guests at a social function. The tea not only helped the outside girls, but the clinic girls who Cz'0nt'z1' page Sij si-:vl-iv'1'I-ZEN

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slx1Fl-Y Ladd, Kenneth H. C795 Glass basketball. Sturlent council. La Fond, Harlo Iafnes C805 liantl, home room officer, orchestra. Lansdowne, Ellington Horace C815 liantl, home room of1.cer, Musician's club, or- chestra, tennis. La Presto, Ioe Anthony C825 .X cappella, class basketball, football, home room ofiicer, Il.M.S. Pinatore, Stuclent council, Uslier's club. Larsen, Dawn C835 .Xrt club, girls' sports, tennis, sub-home room committee. Photography club. Lehmann, Frederick Marvin No activities. Leonard, lohnny D. C855 ,Xrt club. basketball. home room ofiicer, M club, subfhome room committee. Lewis, lean Catherine C865 A cappella, class ofiicer, girls' sports, German club, home room officer, Mummer's guilrl. Stutlent council, sub-home room committee. Lenin, Rath C875 French club. girls' club, publicity committee chairman, girls' literary society. Lieberman, Celia C885 No attiyitics. Lightboarn, Fred Arthur C895 lianil. class basketball. Lippert, Linne C905 .Xrt club. bantl. Photography club. Lower, Carroll Warner C915 Class basketball, football. Hi-Y, track, Mum- mer's guiltl, M club, home room officer. Lutz, Robert Iohn C925 llasltetball, class basketball. football, M club. home room orlicer. Maclq, Alice Margaret C935 .X cappella, girls' sports. Girls' literary society, Mirror, orchestra. Stuclent council, sulrhome room committee, tennis. Malas, Marion Elizabeth C945 Girls' sports, home room ollicer, Mirror, sub- home room committee. Manthe, Donald Frank C955 llginvl, German club, home room oflicer, Muni- iner's guiltl, Musician's club, orchestra, Phof tograpliy cluli. sub-home room committee. Martin, Robert Bonson C965 Aeronautics club, home room officer, Photog- raphy club. lllarty, Lazfon Lillian C975 Committee Cl11l1I'lli2lI'l, girls' sports, Girls' lit- erary society, home room officer, Stuclent coun- cil. suhfhome room committee, tennis. Maynard, Vera jane C985 No activities. McGilara, George Erwin C995 llantl, class basketball, football. home room oilicer, orchestra, Photography club, sub-home room committee. McWilliams, Kay C1005 Art club, Girls' club cancly counter committee chairman, girls' sports, Girls' literary society, Photography club, Student council. Menderino, Sam C1015 Aeronautics club, orchestra, suhfhome room committee. Meyer, Bob Iohn C1025 No activities. Meyers, Grace Eleanor C1035 Girls' sports. Mintz, Abraham C1045 l'hotography club, Ushers' club. Mintz, Ida Harriet ' C1055 A cappella, German club, Mummer's guiltl. Milchclll, Bill C1065 Glass basketball, football. Nelson, Mildred Caroline C1075 Girls' Literary society, home room officer, Stuclent council, sub-home room committee. Nania, Ernest Ioe C1085 lfootliall. O'Brien, Patricia Mary C1095 Girls' sports, orchestra. O'Connor, Mildred Patricia C1105 Girls' sports.

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