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

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Tup mwi Shirley Miehrhon Fruneet IjtJnig, Kuhard Huff, panne Henry. EKauheth Worum, Eduiu Tvepetman. Ken linkman. taut Berg, fim Kihji, i Sport i editor), loan Porter, Hetty Yamaha, Hetty Studrbakrt, Y tonne Hange. Scinml row: Hath (indmnndaia, I trginia Sue atom. Mary Alter ton, Cornelia ttahey, loam Kettenith I Hamnett manager), Pont Hu trey Editor), Audrey I’rtzkr f Feature editor), Dorothy Fffingrr, Caryl I amt, Mary Alter Rrockett, (irate Balder. Abwoi Thvmai Conn ay (Exchange editor). The Fourth Estate With the stall of members 24 seniors am! 16 juniors. 14 issues of the “Mirror am! the annual magazine of the graduating class o! IV44 hasc been edited ami compiled this year. 'Ilte four main cop of the stall were: Doris Hussey, eshtor in-chicf; lames Knox, sports editor: Audrey Bctzkc, feature etlitor; and loan Kesscnich. business manager. Before entrance into miltary service, shortly alter the eml of the first semester, William T. Kirscher was editorial advisor for the paper. After his induction. Miss K!i .ahcth Kitz-manii was placed in charge of the editorial staff. Miss Ann lumngcr headed tl»e business staff. I 22 |

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The Faculty Mr. HouJ Mia Fredtric tvo Mm Tcrmty Mr. Pottotk. I 21 1 Mr. Sulfrun Min Syftrtud Mrr. Andnton

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The Play’s The Thing Central' principal dramatic achievement this year was the coinedv-drama, Almost Eighteen,' written by Dana Thomas. The play conccrncii Iuldic Barry, almost eighteen, who had ambitions to become a radio star. Ivddic entered an essay contest to win $250 which would enable him to go to N’ess York to study. Complication arose from this Venture and the plot of the piny was thus formed. Laughter rang once more from Central’s auditorium when members of the M club presented their tenth annual Minstrel show. 'Ilus year's pro ductiou was written by Tom JafTcris. Those on the program were folm Lehmann as interloctor; Ken I lick-man, Clayton Allen. Paul Berg. CIcorgc Schiro. Peter Accardo, Don Sehauh, Tony Puccio, and Don Kauffman as minstrels: Holland Williamson. James llyslop, Dick Wagner, and Tom InlTcris as Soap Opera characters: Tony Puccio, Hoy I Jansen, Paul Berg, Peter Accardo. Don Kauffman, and Ken Hickman as the never to be forgotten “Central High Rockctica : John Ixhmann. Don Sehauh, and Jim Hyslop will long l c rcmcinlx-rcd for their work as “Those Beautiful Dolls. The surprise of the evening, which was tile presentation of Miss Madison Central, who proved to l c the inimitable John Orangic Berg: and the dramatic skit, “At Home With the Jerks. starring jarring Joe Meyers. Clarence “the cutic lessor, lovable George Cholcs, gorgeous George Schiro, and mighty Dick Wagner. Throughout the program music was furnished by a group of Central juvcsicrs. Popular numbers were played by the orchestra which consisted of Mary Catherine Egan, Alan Peterson, Jeffrey Quin, William O’Brien, George Miller, Reuben Pettier, Frank Tra-pino, Charles Berigan, Jack Ammerman, Don Young, and Claude Brown, who did some drum specialty numbers. Dramatics at Centu! this |«st year were under the direction of Mrs. Meta Anderson, who replaced Miss Ruth Kent .lcr in order that Miss Kcnt .lcr might undertake work at the USO. Member of die cast included Edwin Tocpelman, Selma Dewey, Mary Lou Hanson, Gloria Herde, Isabelle Saeck, Robert Koch, Clarence Esscr, Mary lane Gerry, Richard Bidgood, Joan Kcssenich, Donald Crortkfitc, and Joyce Venden. I 23 |