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

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Il ,w I Klvi.nl. r. FMIfjr. S. Sk«|.iro. K. U ..iJrr, VI 1». Kola Vlarkin. Arklrv, I.. Plrli, E. Ilaralium. J. Pmllo . II. An.li'racm •' « i L. Ci.tk. I.. Ila«rn. J. Kline. C. l.vn. I,. M. lUIUrll. M. ! .•» li.lr. |». VnUnl. C. I.fl hrrr. II. « ,|kr. Iln« 3—|, II,,11. E. I ». J. t'.»ia cllu. II. Ilal . J. KItuit. I. Piallar, J. Sun. II. killinMoi. ROOM 117-JUNIORS First Semester President................................ Vice-president........................... Secretary ............................... Program Chairman......................... John Caravcllo . John Postlcr Betty Anderson Delores Viviani Second Semester President...................... Vicc-prcsidcnt................. Secretary ..................... Program Chairman . . . . AAA Collector ................. Student Council Delegates . Alternates .................... Stamp and Bond Monitors . Home Room Scrap Chairman Girls’ Club Representative . ................James Holl ............. James Statz ...............Marie DcWaidc .................John Postlcr Joyce Kline, Delores Viviani . James Holl, Sandra Shapiro James Star , Marie DcWaidc . . Eugene Hagen, Jim Holl ..............Jerome Fleur y ................Carol Lynch Members of home room 117 have had great interest in current topics. They have held active discussions on compulsory military training and atomic bomb problems. On Tuesdays after the AAA dues are collected the members hold meetings at which these matters arc discussed. Also at this time, the members listen to and discuss the latest student council reports. They have enjoyed making their Hallowe'en and Christmas parties fun for everyone. Members of this group arc active in school affairs. John Caravcllo stars in sports, but student council, dramatics, journalism, and music attract many individuals. Home room 117, with Miss Bcda Mack in as advisor, has had a good year and has accomplished much. Lela Ackley Betty Anderson Roger Balz Marguerite Baltzcli Jeaninc Butterfield John Caravcllo Eugene Day Marie DcWaidc Mary Elvord Pat Feeney Jerome Flcury IJoyd (Joth Eugene Hagen Evelyn Hamilton James Holl Joyce Kline Carl I-ochrcr Carol Lynch Lois Pieh John Postlcr Josephine Prcstigiacomo Sandra Shapiro lames Statz Delores Viviani Robert Wilke Herbert Wilkinson Ramona Woider 26

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LOSHEK REIS MADDEN MULLARKEY DISCH WILLIAM ELLIOTT SI C Entering the Navy in 1945, Bill lus been stationed at Shoemaker, California. PVT. RICHARD FRUTIGER One of those who left most recently for the Army, Dick is being trained in the United States. CPL. PHILLIP HYSLOP Phil left for the Army in 1945; is stationed in Germany. RICHARD LOSHEK S2 C Dick joined the Navy in 1944 and saw service in the South Pacific. JOHN MADDEN S2 C Johnny has been stationed at Honolulu in Hawaii. He left in the fall of 1945. ROY MARTIN S2 C Roy is in the Naval Reserve stationed in the Aleutians. JAMES MARTIN Fl C A member of the Coast Guard, Jim has seen service in Newfoundland, Iceland, and Greenland. JOE MAZARRA Sl C After service in the South Pacific, Joe is stationed aboard ship in the Mediterranean. LEO MULLARKEY Sl C Manila and the South Pacific are the scenes of Leo's service. He joined the Navy in 1944. PVT. JOSEPH PARISI Joe is a Marine stationed at Parris Island, South Carolina. PFC. GILBERT REIS After training in Texas, Reis is serving in the Army in Germany. SAMUEL TROIA Sl C Sam has been with the Navy in the South Pacific; is now at Pensacola, Florida. DONALD WILCOX S2 C The Navy has taken IX n to the Pacific. He is now stationed on a ship olf the China coast. PFC. EDWARD WITHERS In the Army since 1945, Eddie was trained in the state of Washington and has been sent to Japan. EDWARD MORAN Sl C Ed has served in New Zealand, Hawaii, and other places in the South Pacific. 25 CRARY MARTIN PARISI

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Ki»w I A. MeCartrn, F. GtUnry, II. Kl |w . M. Hour. II. Illni . Mlu l-»ur Stark. D. llaiMon, M, Dir.lrrirh, II. Simni . J. Martin. Row 'J M. McVlrar, M. Prlrrvm, N. Ball. I.. Nflwa, J, Zlmlai . M. Cnijcr. A. Millrr. Row .1 J. StcvenaiMi. K. I.min man. II. knui.un. It, Cmnlrieh, II. BrntM-hnau'l. II. Hinxm, II. Scliulu, K. '«lci. ROOM 201-JUNIORS President.................... Vice-president............... Secretary ................... Treasurer.................... AAA Collectors . . . . Student Council Delegates Student Council Alternates Stamp and Bond Monitors Home Room Scrap chairmen Girls' Club representative . Mirror I istrihutor . . . .........................Delores Simms ......................Kenneth Lutterman ........................Mary Cruger ...................Dorancc Benzschawel . . . . Frances Caffney, Helen Klope ...........lack Stevenson, Nyla Ball . . Kenneth Lutterman, Delores Simms . . . Mary Dicdcrich, Henrietta Hinze . Frances Gaffney, Kenneth Lutterman ........................Helen Klope ........................Helen Klope Under the advisorship of Miss Laura Stark, home room 201 has had a successful year. Its members had a high percentage in the stamp and bond sales. They cooperated well on scrap drives and on Blouse and Skirt, Tic and Shirt Day”. They enjoyed listening to records at their Christmas party. Some of the members, Ernie Falci, Mary Cruger, Nyla Ball, Helen Klope and Henrietta Hinze, helped to decorate the room for the holidays. Dorancc Benzschawel and Don Knutson were out for football; Delores Simms is active in Student Council work. Nyla Ball Dorancc Benzschawel Mary Cruger Harold Currie Roland Goodrich Ernest Falci Frances Gaffney Mary Dicdcrich Donald Hanson Henrietta Hinze Margaret Howe I lelcn Klope Donald Knutson Darlccn Hanron Kenneth Lutterman Lorraine Nelson Allan Miller Malcolm McVicar Anna Mac McCarten |anc Martin Mary Peterson Rose Pullara Donald Schultz ! lorcs Simms (acqucline Zindars Mamie Troia Jack Stevenson 27