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

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SE IOR CREW school books and took up arms in defense of our nation in their sophomore year and the summer following. ELEVENTH GRADE We feel like Mr, In-Betweenf but carry on regardless. The brilliant suntans of Lulu Hovey, Rae Holmberg, Delores Harrington, Mary Lawrence, and Deany Zirkel gave ample proof of their work as cherry pickers, while guys like Iohnny Malas slaved away in canning factories. The Skeedeetindotin Club composed of fifteen juniors had its origin in August and really got under way. Home Room 307 got up and took a bow when the three junior cheerleaders plus the drum majorette Hled in. Through shifting crowds of half-starved high school kids, Man demanded strict enforcement of the Eat More's rules, but lost out in the end. Too bad! A genial love between the sophomores and juniors sprang up the moment the tenth grade boys raised their heads, and the eleventh grade gals saw the solution to the class night problem one year away, for our male ranks were continually thinning. The swift tempo set in the hunting for rides to the tournament at Mayville kept many a normally idle head active, while all around could be seen evidences of the high tension of sport fans in their hopes to go. Thanks to Miss Morris and others of our faculty, many were overjoyed when a way to Mayville seemed to appear magically. When track season came, many an enthusiastic eye was fastened on this, the least publicized of Central sports. An all-city meet was held, however, and many were thrilled by feats of running and jumping. Famous couples of this year were Paska-Bonham, Malas-Hinze, and Rector- Duane combinations. It may be truly said that their romances were so bright they sparkledl Although the girls pleaded, Uncle Sam Sent forth his long arm and gathered from our midst boys we'll never forget-Frank Trapino, Fred Brice, Sam Daleo, George Wallace, Iohn Motisi, Bill Ferger, Richard Butler, Iohn Kastner, Duane Natvig. SENIORS-AT LAST! Ah, we made it, we've got the school at our bidding, we run things--yet we find ourselves wishing we were freshmen again. After four years some of us finally wake up to the fact that teachers are human and fun tool With the pressing menace of class night minus males, making us mentally fatigued-Miss Shepard obligingly sees that body and soul match, as we become physical recknisses . In the fall of this, our last year, many seniors welcomed with open arms the much-talked-about Youth Center, the Loft. This is the accomplishment of coordina- tion among schools, and may it always remain sol Top couples of the year were Don Schiro and Audrey O'Neill, Ozzie Osborn and Iannette Lindauer, Tom Beale and Deany Zirkel, Tony Peterson and Iackie Franey, and Tom Fuller and Bev Evans. Now, we're seniors and still like the sophs. Remember the Faust-Morey, Dean- Knutson episodes and the Moran-Menigo, Merkle-Wakem, Wilkinson-Wilcox series? Mr. Gross' speech class struggled with an operetta under such trying conditions as the giggling of Betty Fruth, Lois Pease, Delores Doane, and Delores Wilkinson, to say nothing of Louie Rosen's outbursts. The Covered Wagon went to Columbus. That isn't a joke. The Covered Wagon was the name given to a small covered pick-up truck that proved a Godsend by way of transportation to the tournaments for 13 senior girls. Class meetings were a credit to the school by way of orderliness, and general accomplishments. As a result of our class meetings a semi-formal was held in May in place of our usual class night dance. Commencement, always one of the most serious steps we take, is even more so this year as we are the 100th graduating class from Central. As we leave, we take with us many memories which will furnish the material to bear us up when the pressure of life hangs heavy. Our only regret is that so many boys cannot be with us to put an end to a very vital portion of our lives. l29l f I! I ?XQ'g' lg?-llsag. - e .1 . u ' I Q . x ni, 1 Q lla.. , r, - TW-fi is Nguiif. 1 JS I lass P Welcome N S MT 0 ve +o senior 001' Jrfflz high! 'ffl X f i li Xe Looking Ahead I -. , - T .2 .,s 'K I -.. , . x D V ' . ' 3 Q ' T if vu 7 T . i l xv, e,..,,,,, , riff- xK1Xi llll g Jil? llll X... , 5 . - w 0 ' xii li ' 15 ' E13 1 L xg' si I ,f .-'L Z xi