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

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DEDICATION Central High, as the oldest Madison high school, boasts many fine traditions. One is a spirit which has always been fine and strong, as great today as in the years when the school was three times its present size. Today we look forward to a jxrriod in which more favorable zoning regulations and new and better facilities in the building promise a bright future. Therefore, we, of the one hundred and first graduating class, because we will always be interested in the school we love, dedicate this yearbook to Central bigger and better Central! l

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STAFF Editor Roslyn Wcin Assistant Editors Donald Swingle Marilyn Bersing Rudolph Becker Chairmen of Departments Jeanette Thorson Elaine Pschorr Phyllis Allin Mabel DeWaide Helen Wold Photographers Carl Hatfield Burton Fischer General Assistants Howard Hcrshlcdcr Joan Miller Mary I-ou Majestic Georgenc Vitensc Donovan Haugen Albert Baldwin Sandra Shapiro Ramona Hall Norma Keating Patricia LaDuke Sue Schneider Janice Fellows Pat McCann Roberta Miller Alberta Miller Margaret O'Neill Rose Marie O'Brien Mary Goulet Ora Mae Thorson Jean Bassett Norma Conners I-cona JoshefT Bette Skelly Nick Baldarotta Norman Frank Advertising Manager Azricl Eisenberg Assistants Nyla Ball Bertha Huntington Alice Jensen Leona Wallin William Dillman 2

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Rex L. Liebenberg Acting Principal To Central High School Pupils: The Central High School is the school in Madison with the oldest and richest traditions. It is the alma mater of many of your parents and of some of your grandparents. It has contributed to the molding of the lives of many of the first citizens of Madison. Members of the one hundred classes who have been graduated from Central High School have helped to establish the traditions which have now Ixrcomc her heritage. The traditions of a school cannot be bought for a price, but are continually being built by tin work and record of every pupil and every alumnus of the school. Those of you who arc members of the one-hundred-first class to be graduated from Central High School must soon work as alumni to build the heritage upon which Central must grow. We who remain shall continue to work to make our school a strong and positive influence, for Central can carry on its great heritage only as each individual gives of his best to the school. —R. L. Liebenberg 4