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

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Enjoy TODl-W ..And Through Future' SUCCESSFUL YEARS QJLHJM in 451:41 PURITY Success in your career demands good health. Good health requires wholesome nourishing food. That's why Purity is the favorite bread of successful Wiscon- sin men and women. This milk rich loaf supplies the abundant energy you need. Eat several slices of Purity every day. I At Your Independent Grocers Nitin. ..4w,., . .-.- . .' The Fresh Milk Loaf GO0DNESS by NATURE--Bl-IKING by GARDNER

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1..l.... Brown's Will be your headquarters, too! An Invitation . . . T0 Joi THE Co-or' Many of you graduates are planning to enter the University this fall . . . You are eligible to become members of the UNIVERSITY CO-OP at no cost to you . . . Stop in and register. Rebates are declared annually in all departments, including the Gift Shop and Typewriter Shop . . . In the past five years rebates have varied from 10 to IZMSQ . . . IOIN NOW! THE UNIVERSITY CO-OPERATIVE CO. 702 STA TE STREET 0 I' If If .I T If IJ If U R 'I' H If ll Ia' N la' If I 'I' rl I- .N 'I' U D E N T .Y .... X' U 'I' If U Is' I' IC U If I 'I' Headquarters for the Most Wisconsin Students! Brown's friendly, courteous service and larger, more com- plete stoek of books and supplies will Win your approval! -P Wisconsin's largest, most complete stocks used and new: text books 1 You enn't beat the completeness of Brown's stock of Brown S Rebate Checks clean, used textbooks. They're tops for economy, too! Add to these Brown's worthwhile 500 Re- More Completegjftofk U! DCW hate Checks that you can redeem at any l'00k5- time in any amount! Herlfs more economy. 9 A Where the most Wisconsin students buy the most books . . . ffi ' 'f And Where you will Want to buys yours, too! I Brown's Book Shop Corner State G Lake 1 png,

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19 I'ElI1g6 and Black The Annual Magazine of Central High School, published by members of the Mirror Stall' . . . A special board of edi- tors has made possible this 19410 edition . . . Elvin Nehmer, Theo Bird, Mary .lane Schiffer, Hale Grover, Mary Ellen Farrell, Alice Devereaux, Constance Hanson, Ralph Hatfield . . . 40 Table of Contents Table of Contents SKILLS Snovs . . . lloMI':Er:oNoIxII1:s . COMMILRCIAI, . INVESTIGATING . SERVICES . . CLASS OF 1940 . MIRROR STAFF . . ARTICLES lNlllANS ARI: WI: . IWY Homsv .... ROIINDS Wl'FIi A Ntzwsltz . . KEIQPING FIT Is FI'N . SIIAW PRIZI-2 Essns . . 4-.5 .6 .7 .8,9 . 10 11-16 . 31 . 17 . 17 . I7 18-19 . 29 Class of '40 We are the rlass of '40, Brave, arnbitious, strong. We are now approarhing the moment We haue waited for so long. We Iooh' at the future with ronhrlenre. Happy memories in the past. A turning point in our young lives, Craa'uation has rome at last. We hurry into the busy world On our own particular ways, And I am very sure that we Won? soon forget these happy days. FICTION DoA AND His FAMII.v . . THE PsYcIIoLor:Is'r . . HARMFIII. MoNI:Y . . . AvAIz'rMt:Nr Holm: PIIP SPORTS FOOTIIALI. . . TRACK . TI:NNIs . GOLF .... Rmcoun IN SPORTS . BAsKI:'I'IsAI.I ..... GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS . . 25- POETRY SPRING . . ONI-1 WISH . A FRIEND . . . page tl