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

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Imi O'Viiii tut'M I'um Pmurn fimti l)u% Ciuimo Eiuu Ptm Auu Fui tm U» I'mis. Ahim hrmnv Miuii Mu hmwl I'lmui hnum INnmi Vmmi hn« hum him Tmi pM.m.iu»»n Hun Qi i«i x Ji»« Him $mnii Hun Auti R«-.ci Pma Ruts Am Hu« mi llcxai Ri»k Kina A . IUiut Dimu lit » alii Sm in of out beloved rag. Helen O'Malley met ns at the Ranch and the usual round of conversation ensued . . . Then, Won ! with what a bang came the realization that out last year of school was drawing to a close. It started with our first senior class meet. Remember? Nothing was settled, but we had a good time. Ix is Stein aci cr and Mary Semrad thought that white was the only thing to graduate in. We didn't thin!{ so. Then in April fa Stassi Nnrt lkui»l Slhimmi c lioirn Sjmmm-i ](t«$anuiH Aims taunt JimSml Mm Mini l. m mii-miiu liasiut viuu JaMniiM ! iuii Luiwir Sun A» « xttn Ciwmii Ui Snnuin Cuumi Siiimi Kihuk S toii