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

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MARCH: 6 Phi C. formal. Seem as though lire sophs took more advantage of the “blackout” than the seniors did. My, hoys how you've changed. 9-1U With high hope senior pictures were taken. 12 The Usherettes sponsored Ben Berger's show. The orchestra was good. 19 Stamp and bond program. After a long struggle Stan Ruhnitz and the rest of Ili-Y brought in a jeep. APRIL: 2 Army Navy placement test to all senior boys. 9 “Trial by Jury.” Joan Porter had a little advanced practice in being a bride. Spring vacation starts. 6-9 Scrap Drive. 19 Back to school after spring vacation. More kids worked. 21 Famous words of seniors: “Have you got your cards? 22 M Club Minstrel show. Oh, boy! Handsome John Lehmann as interloctor in an all-white suit. Not to men lion Rollic Williamson as attractive Wanda Foster.” 30 Last evening jsarcy of our high school careers. MAY: I Miss Morris’s fly swatter in the swing again. Will she ever get all of them? 7 Girls' Club costume party. H SulvDeli spring formal at live Madison club. 1 1 1 I Rr»y 4 JMMp. lifk thr other liJr JUNE: 2 Class Night. After 36 weeks of school we finally found dates. Not that we are slow, but ... 4 Commencement Night. All went off swell and now we're on our own. GejJ tuition and V abort

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DECEMBER: ( man, chill nr Left if inter! 5 First ha-.kethall game of the season with East. II Bob Nee and Tom Burris leave for the Navy. 18 The Christmas Mat Dance was the scene of Mary Sat! dv keeping everyone well-supplied with candy canes. A Cu|x-lla Christmas concert. I‘ School closes—Social life begins. Hi Y Christmas party held at the Y. Sub-Deh formal held at the Loraine. Burr! It was cold. It thr Chrntmat Mat Ihinir The Chmr'i CAriitnnii Concert JANUARY: 4 With the opening of school we resolve that we won’t let our studies interfere with our night life. |5 FLASII—Central brat West, 26-25, m an overtime. What a game! 24 Miss (ioodwyl Pom joined live WAACS. 24 Winter Concert. The orchestra really amazed us by swinging into Manhattan Serenade and “Crossroads. 25 We opened our Ixiok long enough to cram for exams, hut it didn’t do much good, (Juniors, take note.) 28 Swimming tests. Fatal for super seniors, as not one of them passed the lest. Too hat! lean I'.die and Dorothy Miller from the first aid class weren't there to give artificial respiration. 29 Mr. Kiricher left for the armed forces. Gordy Ware and Lee Kelley left for the Army. FEBRUARY: I Everyone's program was mixed up became ol the many-new war courses. 12 Looks like Dan Cupid took a nowder at the Heart Hop. Nothing happened! Heck! 20 I-ast I tome basketball game with Janesville. 22 Presentation of Victory Corj insignias. 24 First senior meeting. Now the fun begins. From the looks of George (’.holes'. John Lehman's and Don Schaub's hair, Hi-Y must have lxx-n initiating their new members. 26 Central invaded West and really cheered our boys on to another victory. [ U HetoleeJ: (See l.m. A)

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The Seniors Tom |.«mm Cum Kuuj Kmu Snnir.MioN I'rtfiJtnt SetTtUrylinsurer I ur hriiJenl Class Valedictorian Salutatorian Class Orator Oa$ Prophet Advice to Juniors Class Historian Senior Farewell Speakers Clara Kaiser Stanley Rubnitz Tom JaiTeris James Hyslop Doris Hussey Sam Onheiber Selma Dewey Elks Club Contest Winners Stanley Rubnitz $50 war !»nd James Hammond $25 war bond lack Schneider $10 war stamps Louis Wcrmclskirchen $10 war stamps Honorable Mention Mary Rose Caruso Robert Koch Prospective Graduates Who Enlisted in the Armed Service To those membert of the Clots of 1 141 who ore now serving with the Armed Torres jhit spore is dedicated: lae Sanders Army Hill Lidh Air Corps .. Marines Robert O'Neil IN MEMORIAM FRANK STATZ Born: October 11, 1924 Died: November 15, 1942 Frank Statz, a senior from home room 119, would have been among the seniors graduating this June had he not fussed away last fall alter a lengthy illness. Always shy ami quiet, we hardly realized that he was among us; but now that he has gone, we all miss him. Now, as a lasting tribute to his memory it is fitting to quote the old phrase, To live in licarts we leave behind is not to die.” m