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

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GOLD STAR HONOR ROLL Van John E. Beran Charles Berg Donald I. Butler Myron Christensen Vito Collerti Charles F. Conner Ora L. Cox Ben Derman Edward Engsberg Willard A. Francois David Frederick DeWayne Frutiger Frank Gambino Sam Gillett Robert H. Haley James Hammond Raymond A. Hanson W. W. Harris Rodney W. Harris Leo Henry Leonard L. Hilsenhoff Richard Huffman Dwight Hunt Earl F. Kendall Kenneth K. Kull Russell Loniello James Loshek Russell D. Luse Gilbert F. MacLean John Nania John R. Nee Elvin C. Nehmer Maurice E. Nelson James B. Overton Edward Quinlan Gilbert Schultz Ernest W. Swanson Lyman Sylvester Kenneth Tracy Raphael Westbury Albert L. Weaver Harold Whiteis DEDICATIO When the battles all are over, and peace is once more restored throughout the world,- cities, towns, and villages will be waiting for the return of their fighting heroes. For some they will wait in vain. Central, as a community, has sent into the service of her country many of her number. Of these, some have made the supreme sacri- fice and will not return, and so it is with pride and reverence that we dedicate this book to their memory. lll

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STAFF I eannette Faust, nnrron Audrey 0'Neill Delores Doane Berton Fisher Beverly Evans Harriett Haugen Betty Hovey Rae Holmberg Lois Pease Richard Viviani Warren LeSage Ioe Boyle Tom,Fuller Don Schiro Neva Leigh Shirley Gerlach Mary lane Zirkel Leona Teegardin Marcheta Porter Mary Lawrence Charles Duane Bill Diederieh Phyllis Allin Albert Baldwin Rudy Becker Lyman Fosdick Donovan Haugen Howard H ershleder Azriel Eisenberg lack Kemnitzer Alice Michaelson Ioan Miller Sarah Motisi Margaret O'Neil Betty Skelly Donald Swingle Ieanette Thorson Roslyn Wein Eugene Osborn lannette Lindaucr Martha Hanchette FDREWORD Under the command of our skipper, Princi- pal L. A. Waehler, the Class of '45 is arriving safely in port. Oar ship, the U.S.S. Central, celebrates the safe completion of this voyage as the hundredth in her history. Our stag of officers, more commonly known as the faculty, has done its utmost to give us our sea legs, and at the same time to make us a crew worthy of any ship we may in the future be called upon to man. Thus prepared, we set out unafraid, keeping always before us these words from Walt Whit- man: The untold want by life and land ne'er granted, Now Voyager, sail thou forth to seek and flndf,

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The Central High School graduating class of 1945 salutes its classmates in the armed forcesl We wish them to know that all of us here at home follow the news of what they are doing so far away. We scan the newspapersg we inquire into what they have written to their friendsg and we exchange little items of interest about them in our halls and classes. All this be- cause we sincerely desire to know their ups and downs. Theirs is a heavy responsibility-3 and, to the very last one of us, we're downright proud of the way they are carrying it. Above all, we wish them to know that our commence- ment day in this, the fourth year of World War II, can not possibly be quite the pleasant experience we should like it to be-for the simple reason that they are not here to enjoy it with us. iwflviim e DISTA T EDWIN AUSTIN IOSEPH BAUER TOM BEALE LEROY BONHAM ELMER BRAM FRED BRICE RICHARD BUTLER IOHN CASTNER RICHARD COLT SAM DALEO RONI ENDRES AARON EPSTEIN WILLIAM FERGER IOHN FISCUS HAROLD FRUTIGER TOM FULLER I2l '