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

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LOUISE AIER A girl for all the world to tulniire With beauty all menlolk desire. MARY MARGARET ALVERSON Short, sweet, and small, I wonder why She'll always greet you with tr sigh. Band, Orchestra, Mirror, Triple Trio, Choir. Girls' Club, Oilice Monitor, German Club, Girls' Literary Society. MAURICE STANLEY ALVIS My words aren't few: my words are-n't wise! But I have more fun than you other guys. IUDY Ii. AMMERMAN She'll soon he flying our rn1tion's planes. Choir, Victory Corps, G-C Clinic, Hos- pitality Committee, Stamp untl Bond Com- mittee, Victory Corps Council, Home Room Program Chairman, Costume Committee. BETTY ISAMBROUGH Sin a son r of sixpenee, tr pocket full of rye, H 8 Betty's the gal for whom the fellows ery. DAVE EDWARD BARNES He's hig, he's strong, he's tl man. Catch him girls, if you eau. Hand. Orchestra, Track. M-Club. GLORIA D. BASSETT A sport and a pal, .fl superlative gall Girls' Sports, Hospitality Committee. GRACE BATKER Grnee and beauty joined- She's lltIflH'!',5 delight. Band, Orchestra, Mirror, Mirror Magazine. Victory Corps, AAA Monitor, Stamp :intl Bond Committee. Victory Corps Council, Hospitality Committee, German Club Presi- dent, Girls' Literary Society. RICHARD BIDGOOD The gals are watchin' Dick: He can take his pick. Almost Eighteen , Trial by Iury , Choir. FRANCES ETHEL HLIED Where there's Blied, there's brains. Mirror Typist, Victory Corps Mailing Com- mittee, Hospitality Committee, Victory Corps Council, Home Room Secretary, Sunshine Committee. MARY ELEANOR BONH AM 0'Masters, lords, and rulers of lands, The fate of your hearts is in Mary's hands. Mirror Reporter and Typist. That Girl Pat- sy , Victory Corps, G-C Clinic, Hospitality Committee, Victory Corps Council. SYLVIA BORNSTEIN Brunette hermty, eyes of blue, You like her, she'll love you. Mirror Typist, Trial By Iury , Orchestra, Choir, French Club, Candy Counter, Ways and Means Committee. DONNA BRAN A friend like Donna lives once a lifetime. Victory Corps, G-C Clinic. ANN BRASHI Don't worry-Ann Will get her manl MARVIN BURDICK ' He who seldom speaks knows what l1e's talking about. DONALD BURWELL If yon're m guy just call him Gus But over the gals he'll make no fuss. Band, Basketball, Track, M-Club, Hi-Y.

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The Class of l944 CLASS COLORS Red and White CLASS MOTTO They conquer who believe they can. CLASS OFFICERS Presiclent-Derry Wagner Vice-President-Richard Springman Secretary-Marguerite O'Brien Treasurer--Francis Schadauer CL ASS NIGHT SPEAKERS Class Orator--Iohn Draves Class Prophet-Donald Young Class Historian-Francis Schadauer Advice lo Iuniors-Grace Batker Senior Farewell-Mary lane Gerry COMMEN CEMEN T SPEAKERS Vrzledictorian --I sabel Saeck Salututorian--Hilde Marie Hinze HONOR PIN WEARERS Mary Alverson Grace Batker Hilda Marie Hinze Isabel Saeck ELKS' CLUB CONTEST WINNERS 1. Isabel Saeck 2. Donald Young 3. Donald McAdams 4. Irene Schneider 5. Felix Kremer Honorable M cntion Natalie Reynolds NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Mary Alverson Grace Batker Hilda Marie Hinze Kathryn Iones Donovan Kauffman Marguerite O'Brien Ann Odorico The opening of schools last fall to many just marked the beginning of another school year. But to others of us there was a decided difference. It was the last year many of us were to spend in school, and it was our last year together as classmates. It gave us a queer feeling when we realized that fact. About 40 per cent of our class entered Central Iunior High in seventh grade. Then in ninth grade our class was for the most part completed. There have been withdrawals and additions to the class, but the group that started on their Central High School careers in 1939 have been the main body of our class, among whom we have made many lasting friendships during our three years in senior high. When after Pearl Harbor some of our classmates left us, we decided to get into this war too. The Victory Corps was brought into the school, and with it started stamp and bond sales, and scrap drives. Special courses such as Physical Fit- ness, War Backgrounds, and Pre-Aviation, were introduced Elaine Postler Raymond Ray Class of 1945 Beverly Evans Orpha Ohnstad Audrey O'Neill to the school curriculum. We were determined to do all we could to help win the war. Then suddenly graduation loomed ahead of us. There were so many things to be done, class meetings, class elec- tions, class night committee appointments, that time just Hew by. Faces of teachers and fellow students whom we had seen five days of the week, nine months of the year, for four years took on a special attraction when we realized we would not see many of them next fall. In an ordinary year we could say to each other, See you next fall at the U., but war changed that. The majority will either be in the armed forces or will be working. So we say good-bye to Central and the happy days we spent there. We will never forget her, for we grew up with- in her walls. Our grateful thanks go to those who have prepared us to meet what lies in the future. The class of '44 salutes you, Central! You're the best school in the land!

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DONALD BUTLER He'.v plenty :mart and ha: a grin: Men like him are .cure to win. Victory Corps, Football. VICTORIA CAPACI Quiet-yex, hut full of fun. Hospitality Committee. ISAIAH CARTHRON A little nonsense now and then If relished hy the lvext of men. Hand, Track. M-Club. RICHARD GARTH CASSIDY Another who plays hard to get. Choir. Victory Corps. WILLIAM S. CENCIC In mnsiml nmtter: he take: his puff, Anil iz :lurk haired girl ix queen of hi: heart. Choir, Football, Basketball. Scrap Drive Com' mittee. DONALD G. CHURCH Thi: nmn'.v different: he'.v got four eyes. He .fees more than other guys. DORIS CLAUSEN Another blonde, she's sweet und roy, And take: the eye of many a lioy. Spanish Club, Hospitality Committee, VVays and Means Committee. IENNIE CLEMENTI A little red heurl full of pepper, A :well sport and a fanry xteppef. Girls' Sports, Hospitality Committee. ..- H Q? me 5 , wi-11. , pt 7- ,,. 1, 4. NORMA COOK A gal worth knowing, A' future glowing. Hospitality Committee, Mirror Mailing Com- mittee, Otnce Monitor. FRANK CORDIO All work una' no play make: u rlull boy. BEVERLY MILDRED DALY l.0l'fll by all and mighty fne, Be-.rl in uny produrtion line. Choir, Hospitality Committee, Cheer Leader. Girls' Sports. BETTY IANIE DE HAVEN Look them over: .fhl ll he your fhoiref The girly llppllllld. the hay: rejoice, Mirror, Victory Corps, Victory Corps Coun- cil, Usheruttes, G-C Clinic, Candy Counter, Olliec Monitor. CARL JAMES DEWEY A mun of great knowledge in :fiemr and math. Victory Corps, Victory Corps Counel. JAMES I.. DOWLING A ilroll, tlry wi! and lot: of fun, But just my xchool and watfh him run. IOHN I. DRAVES IVe'll reimrmher him on graduation day And the word: the 0I'af0r will my. 1 Victory Corps Council, Scrap Drive Cum- mittee. RUTH DURFFE Dnrfx a gal thut's in the pink Espreiitlly on a roller rink.