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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1947 volume:

The 19 4 7 TYCHOBERAHN Published by the senior class of Central High School, Madison, Wisconsin. And dedicated to that ideal of brotherhood for which Central stands and of which she is justly proud. STAFF Editor Mary Aldrich Assistant Editors Cynthia Cotter Jean Joyce Chairmen of Departments Romona Dooley Deloris Viviani Justin Sweet Elizabeth Meehan Shirley Herschleb Helen Klope Alice Jensen Frances Gaffney Staff Artists Ernest Falci Karl Loehrer Daniel Murray Staff Photographer William Winter General Assistants John Malas Addrena Matthews Delores Simms Janice Schillinger Mary Diederich Ramona Hall Joyce Kline Patricia Feeney Sandra Shapiro Phyllis Winger Keith McMahon Jean Henriksen Dorothy Burwell John Caravello Norman Hansen Jay Morey JoAnn Bieberstein Jean Baumann Jane Martin Marguerite Baltzell Nyla Ball Mary Peterson Bill Ferger Rita Moran Advertising Manager Loa Lawson It wouldn't be Central cj thout the FACULTY Miss Nina Fredrickson Guidance Director Mr. Rex L. Liebenberg Acting Principal Mr. William F. Marsh Acting Assistant Principal 4 Mrs. Marjorie Allen Mr. Robert Alwin Mr. Benjamin Ashman Home Economics Social Studies, Coach Mathematics Miss Merle Baldwin Latin, English Mr. John Bond Manual Arts Mrs. Phyllis Daniels Art Mrs. Christine Hansen English, Speech Mrs. Losia Davies Home Economics Mr. Richard Gross Social Studies 5 Miss Regina Hein English Mr. Edgar Lewis Music Mr. Jess Lyon Physical Education Miss Beda Mackin Social Studies Mr. John McDowell Social Studies Miss Florence Morris Mathematics Mr. Ernest Nickel Mr. Harold Pollock Miss Rosa Pope Industrial Arts Commercial, Coach French, Spanish 6 Mr. Rolland Sprecher Science Miss Elizabeth Ritzmann Mr. Harold Rooney Miss Marguerite Shepard English, Journalism Physical Education, Physical Education Coach Not Pictured Miss Anne Hankey Commercial Miss Laura Stark English Mr. Charles Johnson Auto Mechanics Mr. Erling Swenson Printing Miss Ann Junginger Commercial Mr. Fred Todd Machine Shop Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins Science Miss Julia Tormey English Miss Annah Pierce English Miss Amelia Yeager Social Studies Mr. Douglas Steensland Miss Anna Syftestad Mrs. Kathryn Warner Music Mathematics Music 7 9 Mist Lucile Vance. Central libra rian. checks an item in the catalogue. Miss Ethel Bohan, school nurse, is looking (or something in Pat McCann's throat Miss Marie Haissig sp.-nds her time at secretarial duties (or Mr. Licbcnbcrg. Mrs. Sally Sprecher checks some thing in the guidance office filet. vprrt A- Mrs. Carol Weiss checks many an absence card over the counter. 8 It wouldn’t be Central uithoui the , , STUDENTS Kl SENIORS LELA ACKLEY This gal is surely neat and trim. And always full of plenty of vim. Band, Orchestra MARY ELIZABETH ALDRICH Mary's a whiz in every class; She is a most industrious lass. Mirror Staff, Yearbook Editor, Assistant Secretary of Student Council, Usherettes, Hospitality Committee, G. C. Clinic. Girls’ Sports, Home Room Secretary RUTH DELORES ANDERSON She’s got a giggle, a sense of humor, She spreads jokes instead of rumor. Stamp and Bond Committee, Hospitality Committee, Lost and Found, G. C, Clinic CHRISTINE GLADYS BAILEY Christine’s a new student at Central this year; We're all mighty glad that she came here. Hospitality Committee MARGUERITE BALTZELL Always quiet and reserved. Actions speak louder than her words. Yearbook, Hospitality Committee, Lost and Found, Home Room Secretary DOROTHY ADLER She’s seldom sad, she’s • often gay, Her sparkling smile will greet each day. BETTY JANE ANDERSON Here is a girl who’s happy and gay— She works very hard at work and play. Band, Choir, Hospitality Committee, Lost and Found, Ways and Means. Phy-Chem, Library Monitor, Home Room Secretary MILTON G. AUSTIN Seldom I work, often I play, Never serious, and always gay. Youth Council, Home Room President NYLA MARIE BALL Not bold not shy, not short not tall. But a pleasant mingling of them all. Choir, Mirror Staff, Yearbook, Operetta, Student Council, Social Committee, Usherettes, Hospitality Committee. Home Room Secretary and Vice-President ANNA BANKS Anna’s a gal with plenty of vim When she enters a game, she’s out there to win. Centralites - in - Service, Hospitality Committee, Ways and Means, Girls' Sports D II SENIORS RUSSELL BATES Russ came back from the army to stay: He's lots of fun in work and play. Student Council, M Club Hi Y. Football, Basketball Track PAUL BEARDSLEY A swell guy to know— it's easy to say We hope he’ll always stay that way. Youth Council ROGER L. BELZ Roger is tall. and handsome and strong— But to another he seems to belong. Football, Golf JO ANN BIEBER-STEIN A noble character, a steady mind. One who never, never lags behind. Orchestra, Junior High Mirror Editor. Yearbook, Usherettes, Hospitality Committee, Lost and Found, Phy-Chem. Office Monitor, Girls’ Sports, Social Committee JOHN MARIO BLANDI O Quietness may be his outstanding trait, But among the best he’ll always rate. JEAN MARIE BAUMANN Wise, winsome, winning. and tall: A mighty line person admired by all. Triple Trio, Choir Officer, Mirror, Yearbook, Morale Musical , Student Council, All-Central Committee. Usherettes Chief of Staff, Hospitality Committee, National Honor Society, Sweethearts” WILLIAM RICHARD BELD Whether it’s Mabel. whether it’s Mert, This Willy boy will always flirt. M Club, Football, Basketball, Track DORANCE J. BENZSCHAWEL Here’s to the light that lies in her eyes— And lies and lies and lies, and lies. M Club. Hi Y. Football. Home Room Treasurer GENE GILBERT BIGLEY He laughs at worry, and laughs at care. And almost anytime, he’ll take a dare. Yearbook, Student Council, M Club President, Hi Y, Football. Basketball. Track, Home Room President, Scrap Committee SHIRLEY E. BOYD To all she lends a helping hand. As a friend we think that she is grand. Band, Mirror Staff, All-Central Committee, Cen-tralities-in-Service, Lost and Found. Ways and Means, Candy Counter, Office Monitor, Library Monitor, Girls' Sports SENIORS MARGARET BOYLE Monie’s not lazy, she's very active, She's lots of fun and very attractive. DOROTHY ANN BURWELL In band she always does her best, Happy go lucky and full of zest. Band. Usherettes’ President, Girls’ Club Vice-president, Hospitality Committee, G. C. Clinic, Girls’ Sports, Home Room President, Scrap Committee, Yearbook JOHN JOSEPH CARAVELLO From 117 this senior hails— In doing his job he never fails. Student Council, M Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Golf MARY LOU CIULLA She’s full of fun. a good sport, too— We all like her, and so will you. Mirror Staff, Yearbook, Hospitality Committee. Lost and Found, Girls’ Sports RICHARD COLT At witty playing with cards he’s clever— And does he pause or study—oh. never. M Club, Hi Y CAROL BRYANT A lassie fair, a lassie sweet— Just the girl you want to meet. Hospitality Committee, Ways and Means Committee. ALOYSIUS CAFFERTY AI tells stories with charming wit; In his speech class he makes a hit. RONALD JAMES CAUCUTT Stooge” came back after being a guard, Returned to school and working hard. Student Council, M Club, Hi Y, Football, Basketball, Track PAUL J. CLEARY He certainly has a ready wit And he isn’t slow in using it. Student Council, Scrap, Courtesy, Memorial Committees, Hi Y, Phy-Chem, Golf. Senior Class Vice-president EVELYN CORDS A sport, a friend, a likeable gal; She’ fun to know, a mighty good pal. Mirror Staff, Yearbook, Dramatic Club, Hospitality Committee, Girls’ Sports, Home Room Vice-president and Secretary-treasurer, Centralites-in-Service Committee SENIORS I ■ II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II ■I ■I CYNTHIA M. COTTER Tall and slender, sweet and fair. She has a poised and gracious air. Annie Laurie”, Social Committee, Usherettes, Hospitality Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Library Monitor, Home Room Vice-president, Yearbook MARY CRUGER Executive ability in her we find, With good cheer and happiness all combined. Mirror Staff, Hospitality Committee, Office Monitor, Girls’ Sports, Secretary of Junior Class JESSIE MARIE DAVIS A cute little girl, with a sweet little smile She's a great pal. and we like her style. Band, Mirror Staff, Mirror Magazine, Hospitality Committee, Lost and Found, G. C. Clinic. Office Monitor, Library Monitor, Girls’ Sports LAWRENCE J. DAY Life's a jest, and all things show it; I once thought so, and now I know it. Band, Fbotball, Golf, Home Room Secretary MARIE DEWAIDE Cute, and with a personality sure to please; Marie is always carefree as a breeze. Choir Vice-president, Student Council, Usherettes, Hospitality Committee, Candy Counter, Office Monitor, Girls’ Sports, Home Room President and Secretary, All-Central Committee, Social Committee I JOHN HARLEN CRAIG The world’s no better if we hurry; Life's no longer if we worry. Choir, Football. Basketball, Track, Grlf Intramurals ARLENE DAGGETT Arlene is short and very small But she has plenty on the ball. Choir, Hospitality Committee, Lost and Found EUGENE BERNARD DAY Tall and dark and sometimes quiet— There are also times when he’s a riot. Choir. Ushers, Track, Golf, Home Rocm President and Secretary LOUISE A. DERRA She has deep blue eyes and red. red hair. And on the gym floor, she’s right there. Hospitality Committee, Centralites - in - Service Committee MARY THERESA DIEDERICH A tiny girl with a great big grin Her cup of happiness fpll to the brim. Band, Mirror Staff, Student Council, Scrap, Stamp and Bond, Cen-tralites-in-Service, Youth Council Member, Hospitality Committee, Ways and Means, Candy Counter, Phy-Chem, Office Monitor, Library Monitor, Girls' Sports, Home Room President, AAA Monitor, Pep Band SENIORS JANE DIMAGGIO She’s quick and witty, this dark haired girl. And ready to give the boys a whirl. Hospitality Committee, G. C. Clinic ROMONA PATRICIA DOOLEY Dainty, petite, a true Irish beauty. Here's to a lass who ne'er shirks her duty. Yearbook, Usherettes, Girls’ Club President, Chairman of Hospitality Committee, Home Room President and Vice-president, Social Committee, Student Council JACQUELINE MARY ENGELBERGER She can study, she can work, But good times she’ll never shirk. Band Corporal, Orchestra, Yearbook, Stamp and Bond, Centralites-in-Service, Youth Council, Hospitality Committee, G. C. Clinic, Office Monitor, Book Exchange Monitor, Girls’ Sports, Home Room Officer PATRICIA SUZANNE FEENEY A sweet cheerful miss With lots on the ball— Pat is one who's liked by all. Yearbook Department Head, Hospitality Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Band CARL T. FISCUS Out fast night and tonight again— Get my lessons? I wonder when. M Club, Hi Y Treasurer, Football, Basketball, Track, Golf ALBERT DOCKERY A1 leads in football, basketball, tracks As a fine sportsman he never will lack. Student Council, M Club, Hi Y, Football. Basketball, Track, Home Room Treasurer MARY ALICE ELVORD An expert athlete through and through With a very nice disposition too. Choir, Ways and Means, G. C. Clinic, Girls’ Sports ERNEST J. FALCI A good natured boy with a merry smile He's sure to be popular all the while. Yearbook, Student Council, Athletic and Pep Committee, Social Committee, Centralites-in-Service, Hi Y, Home Room President WILLIAM THOMAS FERGER Another veteran who has served his nation Is back to finish his education. Yearbook JEROME ROBERT FLEURY Jerry's a guy who’s swell to know Makes any girl a perfect beau. Orchestra, Choir, M Club, Football, Basketball, Golf, Intramurals. SENIORS II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II ■I ■I II ROBERT FULLER To him the guys and gals all run Because he’s such a lot of fun. Social Committee, Youth Council, Ushers, Phy-Chem, Basketball, Track, Intramurals FRANCES M. GAFFNEY She has bright blue eyes, she’s smiling all day— An Irish colleen to whom everything's gay- Yearbook Department Head, Social Committee, Scrap Committee, Cen-tralites-in-Service, Hospitality Committee, Lost and Found, Candy Counter, Girls’ Sports ROBERT J. GEIGER Bob is a gentleman all the way; He’s the boy who will get the A”. Band, Orchestra, Choir, Morale Musicale” ROLAND EUGENE GOODRICH Tall and slender, with quiet poise. He goes places without much noise. RUTH HACKE Our Ruthie is quiet and very shy. But her friendship, once gained, will never die. Hospitality Committee ROBERT R. GABRIEL Bob takes life just as it comes Whether it lags or whether it hums. Student Council, President of Ushers, Phy-Chem, Basketball, Tennis, Athletic and Pep Committee, Scrap Committee ANITA LORRAINE GAUKEL Dark brown tresses, bright blue eyes, She's surely the gal to stop the guys. G. C. Clinic, Candy Counter, AAA Monitor RAYMOND EDWARD GLOE He stoops to nothing but a door; He cries, Stop the studies, give me no more.” Choir, Youth Council, Football, Track, Intra-murals LLOYD A. GOTH Happy go lucky and plenty free; What worries you, won’t worry me. Ushers EUGENE STANLEY HAGEN He’s a fellow with light brown hair If a good band’s playing. he’ll be there. Vice-president of Phy-Chem, Football, Track, Scrap Committee SENIORS RAMONA ALICE HALL Always busy, a good student too, Mona knows a thing or two. Mirror Staff, Mirror Yearbook, Student Council, Lost and Found, Office Monitor DELORES Y. HANSON Brown eyes of beauty. a pretty face. Our Delores will take first place. Stamp and Bond, Ways and Means, Hospitality Committee, AAA Monitor NORMAN E. HANSEN A cheery smile, warm friendly greeting— Norm is one who is worth meeting. Sergeant in Band, Orchestra, Mirror Yearbook, M Club. Hi Y, Football. Basketball, Tennis JAMES F. HENNING When a friend you do need Here’s the boy to do the deed. Mirror Staff, Yearbook Photographer, Student Council, Scrap Committee, Phy-Chem, Vice-president of Electricians. Home Room Vice-president, Athletic and Pep Committee SHIRLEY HERSCHLEB Plenty sweet, plenty wise. Fun just twinkles in her eyes. Choir, Mirror Staff. Yearbook Department Head, Social Committee, Centralites - in - Service, Usherettes, Morale Mu-sicale , Hospitality Committee, G.C. Clinic, Candy Counter DARLEEN KATHRYN HANSON Clever and kind, and always sweet To everyone whom she may meet. Band, Orchestra, Mirror Staff, Centralites-in-Service, Ways and Means DONALD WAYNE HANSON Always ready to do his part, He is thoughtful and kind of heart. Track, Volleyball DONNA JUNE HAUCK A quiet, happy, steady Miss; A look at her will tell you this. Mirror Exchange Editor, Hospitality Committee JEAN AUDREY HENRIKSEN Slender and blonde, with love always smitten A girl for whom many a song might be written. Band, Orchestra, Choir, Mirror Staff. Hats Off , Morale Musicale , Sweethearts”, All Central Committee, Social Committee. Hospitality Committee, G. C. Clinic, Office Monitor, Home Room President, AAA Monitor, Athletic and Pep Committee, War Scrap Book Committee, Triple Trio HENRIETTA C. HINZE Curly, blonde hair, light as a thistle— Here’s a gal at whom all the boys whistle. Student Council, Ways and Means. Ccntralitcs-in-Service, AAA Monitor II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II 1 II II I I SENIORS LAVONA A. HIRN Here’s a gal that's full of fun, Always busy and on the run. Mirror Staff, Student Council, Scrap, All-Central, Social, Youth Council, Loft Executive Committee, Usherettes Secretary-treasurer, Ways and Means, Candy Counter Chairman, Phy-Chem, Honor Pin, National Honor Society, Girls’ Sports, Secretary - treasurer of Class, Home Room President, AAA Monitor JAMES LEWIS HOLL Able and active, with brains and poise, He does a lot without making much noise. Mirror Staff, Student Council, Home Room President, Scrap Committee LOWELL F. HODGSON An all around fellow who’s quite debonair; You can always tell whenever he’s there. Choir, “Annie Laurie”, Student Council, All-Central. Social Committee, Ushers, Secretary and Treasurer of Phy-Chem, President of Electricians’ Club, Home Room President BEATRICE HORNBECK Filled with laughter, full of wit, Bca’s a girl who makes a hit. Choir, Youth Council, Hospitality Committee, Lost and Found, G. C. Clinic, Home Room Treasurer, Centralites-in-Service, AAA Monitor MARGARET RUTH HOWE So sweet and small, She tops them all. Lost and Found JOHN JAMES Our southern boy with catching grin. He gives all the gals a spin. Phy-Chem ALICE ELIZABETH JENSEN Here’s a gal that’s quite all reet ; She really thinks while on her feet. Band, Orchestra, Mirror Staff Lay-Out Editor, Yearbook Department Head, “Annie Laurie”, Student Council, Usherettes, G. C. Clinic, Candy Counter, Phy-Chem, Honor Pin, National Honor Society, Office Monitor, Girls’ Sports, AAA Monitor, Social Committee, Centralites - in - Service, Junior Prom Committee BETTY JOLIVETTE A cute little blonde who's nice to know; You’ll find she’s always on the go. Orchestra, Choir, Lost and Found JO JIRU If you set out to look for Jo, The gym is the very first place to go. Dramatic Club, Centralites-in-Service, Hospitality Committee, Girls’ Sports JEAN MARIE JOYCE A personality that can’t be beat That’s our Jean, so small and sweet. Mirror Staff, Yearbook Department Head, Scrap Committee, Centralites-in-Service, Loft Executive Committee, President of Usherettes, Treasurer of Girls' Club, Hospitality Committee, G. C. Clinic, Candy Counter, Office Monitor, Girls’ Sports, AAA Monitor, Junior Prom Committee BENJAMIN KALISH When you see Ben, you always know He’ll greet you with a gay Hello. Home Room Secretary and Treasurer RAMONA H. KING A cute, friendly miss who’s not very tall; But valuable things come in packages small. Mirror Staff, Yearbook. Annie Laurie”, Student Council, Social Commit tee, Usherettes, Hospitality Committee, G. C. Clinic, Girls Sports, Junior Prom Committee, Athletic and Pep Committee SALLY T. KINSELLA Cute, friendly and very sweet; Her personality can’t be beat. Mirror Staff, Yearbook, Dramatic Club, Central-ites-in-Service, Hospitality Committee ROBERT CHARLES KITTLESON When 218 had a big job to do You could always depend on Bob to come through. Student Council JOYCE CLAIRE KLINE Joyce doesn’t need to mend her ways Because she already gets straight A's.” Choir, Assistant Editor of Mirror, Yearbook, Annie Laurie”, “Morale Musicale”, Talent Show. Student Council, Girls’ Club, Lost and Found, AAA Monitor HELEN ANN KLOPE At every game she’s sure to be— Helen’s the gal you’ll always see. Band, Orchestra, Mirror Staff, Yearbook. Social Committee, G. C. Clinic, Candy Counter, Library Monitor, Home Room Secretary, AAA Monitor, Centralites-in-Service Committee DONALD D. KNUTSON Smooth as a dance, a very nice guy— His smile makes all the women sigh. M Club, Football, Basketball, Home Room Vice-president SHIRLEY ANN KNUTSON Hot too forward, not too gay; But never fear, she’ll make her way. Stamp and Bond, Hospitality Committee, Lost and Found BETH ANNE KOHNSTAMM She studies hard and is a good lass; She even graduated before her class. Mirror Staff, Yearbook, Annie Laurie”, The Great Big Doorstep , Social Committee, Central-ites-in-Service, Hospitality, Lost and Found, Phy-Chem, Girls’ Sports IRMA D. KRAUS Irma came from up Canada way And we all hope she’s here to stay. Phy-Chem, Girls’ Sports II II SENIORS JAMES LANGDON Tall, blonde, fond of boating, 'tis true Silent, handsome, eyes bright and blue. Home Room Treasurer RICHARD ARNOLD LAUNDER Give me school, work, fun, and bluff Till I cry out, Hold! Enough! Choir, Mirror Staff, Centralites - in - Service, Youth Council, Ushers, Track, Intramurals, Volleyball KARL K. LOEHRER A gentleman in every way It’s good to meet him any day. Yearbook, Youth Council, Football, Basketball, Intramurals KEN LUTTERMAN No job too small, no job too great. He does all his work at a furious rate. Phy-Chcm, Home Room Vice-president PAT GERALD McCANN A good athlete if there ever was one; Central is proud of all he's done. M Club Treasurer, Hi Y President, Football, Basketball. Track. Golf, Home Room President MARY LOU LARSON Not too quiet, not too bold She surely has a heart of gold. G. C. Clinic LOA MAE LAWSON Loyal hearted, strong of mind, A fairer girl you'll never find. Mirror Staff Business Manager. Annie Laurie”, Great Big Doorstep , Yearbook Department Head, Hospitality Committee, G.C. Clinic, Candy Counter, Girls' Sports, AAA Monitor, Central-ites-in-Service ROBERT LOSHEK He can study, he can work, And from good times he'll never shirk. Student Council, Home Room President CAROL LYNCH Swell personality, happy quick grin, Carol's just super and always has been. Hospitality Committee. Lost and Found, Library Monitor ANNA MAE McCARTEN She's cute, quiet, and not very tall; And she has a smile that's ready for all. Candy Counter SENIORS KEITH McMAHAN Someday on Broadway he’ll be on the stage. And with all the women he’ll be a great rage. Annie Laurie , Vice-president of Dramatic Club, Vice-president of Electricians' Club JOHN W. MACK A new student he may be. He’s made a hit, you will agree. Student Council, Social Committee JOHN JOSEPH MALAS This charming fellow named Malas— Someday he hopes to own a palace. Yearbook, M Club, Track, Home Room Secretary PHYLLIS MARINO Always a smile or a good-natured grin. An all right girl, as neat as a pin. Hospitality Committee, G. C. Clinic, Centralites-in-Service Committee JANE MARTIN Quiet, reserved, but not really shy— Once you know her— my! oh my! Centralites - in - Service, Committee, Usherettes, Lost and Found MALCOLM WILLIAM McVICAR Malcolm's a quiet chap, we find. But he is one of the likeable kind. Yearbook Photographer, Ushers JOHN MADDEN A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. M Club, Football, Basketball PHYLLIS C. MALTESE A happy laugh, a smile for all, She’s a favorite round the hall. Band, Centralites-in-Service Committee, Hospitality Committee, Lost and Found, Girls’ Sports DICK MARSH Dick went off with Uncle Sam’s forces Now he’s back to finish his courses. Mirror Staff, Student Council, M Club. Hi Y, Football, Basketball, Home Room President, Spanish Club, Social Committee, Scrap Committee ADDRENA MATTHEWS With gay brown eyes, a smile for all. Addrena sweetly makes them fall. Choir, Dramatic Club, Ways and Means, Girls’ Sports, Centralites-in-Service Committee SENI BETTY THERESA MEEHAN Efficient in sports, with a pleasant smile She carries herself in true royal style. Triple Trio. Choir. Department Head of Yearbook, Student Council, Social Committee. Usherettes, Phy-Chem, Office Monitor, Book Exchange Monitor, Girls' Sports, Home Room Secretary, AAA Monitor PATRICIA ANN MERKLE Tall and dark with plenty of spark— Here’s a girl who will make her mark. Choir, Mirror Staff, Yearbook, Centralites-in-Service, Scrap Committee, Hospitality Committee, Candy Counter, Girls’ Sports, Junior Prom Committee JOE MONTALTO Happy go lucky as can be. He makes friends, as you can see. Vice-president of Ushers' Club, Hi Y JAY STEVEN MOREY True to an old Irish philosophy. Jay likes to hold a sweet lass on each knee. Choir, M Club. Phy-Chem, Football, Basketball, Track, Home Room Treasurer, Scrap Committee, Junior Pr om Committee DANIEL MURRAY ’Tis not for me to work while others play. I’ll be more diligent some other day. Yearbook, Scrap Committee ORS SHIRLEY MAE MEIER A face and ways that look so pleasing; Be careful; boys, she’s only teasing. Ways and Means, Home Room Vice-president, Office Monitor ALLEN WILLIAM MILLER He works hard on many a day. With Carol there to pave the way. Band, Choir, Scrap Committee RITA M. MORAN Head cheerleader with lots of pep At cheering she is really hep.” Chorus, Mirror Staff, Scrap Committee, Cen-tralites-in-Service, Hospitality Committee, Candy Counter, Girls’ Sports, President of Cheerleaders, Head Cheerleader, Home Room Secretary PEGGY JANE MORRELL Her eyes are sparkling like the dew She’s a friend who’s honest and true. Choir, Scrap Committee, Hospitality Committee AUDREY JEAN NATVIG Social Committee keeps her busy Scores of arrangements make her dizzy. Yearbook, Student Council, Social Committee, Usherettes Assistant Chief, Hospitality Committee, Lost and Found, Candy Counter, Phy-Chem, Library Monitor, Girls' Sports, AAA Monitor SENIORS DUANE V. NATVIG A mere diploma is his aim; He’s not a seeker for greater fame. MARY ANN O'LOUGHLEN Irish lassie with fiery red hair. But somehow the temper just isn't there. BETTY JANE PHILIPP Though she doesn't usually make much noise ; She is a girl with lots of poise. Student Council Secretary, Girls Club Cabinet Member. Girls’ Sports, Home Room President and Vice-presidenf LOIS ALANO PIEH A pretty blonde, a sparkling smile. She's a gal with plenty of style. Choir, Hospitality Committee. Candy Counter, Library Monitor JOHN RAY POSTLER His trombone is the best in the land; He'd be an addition to anyone's band. Band, Orchestra, Student Council, Home Room Vice-president FRANK J. OLIVA That I'm a man, I’ll have you know; Even tho I've some space to grow. M Club, Vice-president, Hi Y, Football, Basketball, Track, Intramurals, Home Room Vice-president, Scrap Committee MARY ELIZABETH PETERSON Pete’s the gal whom everyone knows Is always fun and on her toes. Choir, Yearbook, Head Typist on Mirror, Cen-tralites-in-Service Committee, Usherettes, Hospitality, Lost and Found, Candy Counter, Girls’ Sports, Home Room Vice-president WENDELL M. PHILIPPS Whether it's work or whether it’s play Wendy's at it all through the day. Choir, Vice-president of Senior Class, President of Sophomore Class JOAN RAE POSTLER Rise of moon or set of sun. You may be sure she’s on the run. Choir. Hospitality Committee, Lost and Found, Office Monitor, Girls Sports MARY THAINE PRESCOTT Mary’s the girl with the cute little face; When it comes to getting a man she’s an ace. Orchestra. Choir, Stamps and Bond, G. C. Clinic, Candy Counter I SENI JOSEPHINE PRESTI-GIACOMO She has a laugh so infectious It sometimes gets the best of us. Hospitality Committee, Girls’ Sports ROSE MARIE PULLARA She’s nice to know, we like her a lot— When there’s work to do. she's right on the spot. Hospitality Committee, Lost and Found, G. C. Clinic, Home Room Officer DELORES IRENE ROBERTS Delores came to Central this year; When it comes to studies she has no fear. Choir, Lost and Found ROBERT ANTHONY RYAN Quiet and thoughtful. not saying a word. Lives up to the saying be seen and not heard. JAN SCHILLINGER The life of every class is she— To this I’m sure you’ll all agree. Yearbook. Centralites-in-Service, Hospitality. Lost and Found ORS RICHARD PRICE Outstanding in every class; He never wonders if he'll pass. Student Council Treasurer, All-Central Chairman. Youth Council, Loft Executive Member, Hi Y, Phy-Chem President, Tennis, Home Room President LOIS ANN RAFFEL When this gal goes walking by You’re sure to hear the men all sigh. Choir, Mirror Staff, Hats Off”, Hospitality, G. C. Clinic SHIRLEY MAE RUBADO A sly smile, a wicked grin Show where the fun will soon begin. Hospitality Committee, Lost and Found, Ways and Means, AAA Monitor JEAN F. SCHERER A quiet girl who knows the way To keep cheerful from day to day. Student Council, Stamp and Bond, Social Committee, Usherettes, Hospitality, Lost and Found. Candy Counter, Girls’ Sports LOU ROE DARLENE SCHMID Lou is a girl we’re all glad to know; Central’s gain was a loss to Monroe. Band and Orchestra. Scrap Committee. G. C. Clinic, Girls’ Sports. Cheerleader, Home Room Secretary SENIORS DAVID T. SCHMITT He’s blond, he's quiet, he’s quite a guy; If he’s around, he’ll catch your eye. Student Council, Home Room Vice-president DONALD ARTHUR SCHULTZ Don’s a lad who’s nice to know— He'll make his girl a mighty nice beau. Yearbook, Ushers, Intramurals, AAA Monitor DOLORES EVANGELINE SIMMS Charming, wise, and full of grace— ’Twould be hard to find one to take her place. Band, Triple Trio, Choir, Dramatic Club, Student Council, Youth Council, Lost and Found, G. C. Clinic, Candy Counter, National Honor Society, Library Monitor, Girls’ Sports. Class Secretary and Treasurer, Home Room President CARL STANLEY STARKUS I’ve heard it said that he can sing— Maybe he’ll be another Bing”. Dramatic Club, Student Council JOHN WILLIAM STEVENSON Honest is he. and considerate too. Partial to none, his faults are few. Drum Major, Student Council WILLIAM ARTHUR SCHNEIDER He's popular, clever. chuck full of fun, And a splendid fellow all in one. Student Council President and Treasurer, Athletic and Pep Committee. Ushers’ Secretary, Hi Y Vice-president, Class President, Home Room Secretary SANDRA THELMA SHAPIRO Friendly, cute, a right nice gal— Sandy’s the kind to have as a pal. Orchestra. Mirror Edi-tor-in-Chief. Yearbook, Student Council, Scrap and Courtesy Committees, Loft Executive Committee, G. C. Clinic, Candy Counter, National Honor Society, Office Monitor, Girls’ Sports, Stamp and Bond, Memorial Committee, Courtesy Committee RUTH MARIE SPENCER It’s a treat to meet our Ruth; Anyone knows that that’s the truth. Band and Orchestra, Yearbook, “Annie Laurie”, Girls’ Club Secretary, Hospitality Committee, Home Room Secretary, Junior Prom Committee JAMES H. STATZ He has such charm, infectious laughing. We hate to see his school days passing. Student Council, Phy-Chcm, Football, Home Room Vice-president, Athletic and Pep Committee JUSTIN SWEET As a student youshine— As a friend you are fine. Mirror Yearbook Department Head, Student Council, Athletic and Pep Committee, Scrap Committee, Youth Council SENIORS U II GARY A. SWENSON He’s full of pep and vigor, too. His winning ways will delight you. Choir, Scrap, Football, Basketball, Track, Athletic and Pep Committee, Cheerleader, Home Room Vice-president DEAN ROGER SYVRUD An ex-serviceman now back at school; He studies hard; he's no man’s fool. Mirror Staff, Yearbook, Student Council, Scrap, AAA Monitor DICK THERN Eyes of brown, complexion fair. Never seems to have a care. Band, Home Room Treasurer VITO TRAINO When it comes to singing, Vito’s our choice; He’s the lad with the golden voice. Choir, Mirror Staff, Dramatic Club, Scrap, Office Monitor, Intramurals, AAA Monitor MEL TROIA Master of basketball, women, and books Mel’s a guy who has style and looks. M Club, Football, Basketball, Track. Tennis GLORIA MARIE SWENSON Her athletic skill has set us wise: She is a gal who really tries. Hospitality Committee, Girls’ Sports RONALD SYVRUD High School days may have delights. But they can't compare with High School nights. THOMAS TINKER Always cheerful, never sad. Tommy is a happy lad. Student Council, Athletic and Pep Committee, Scrap, Social Committee, Ushers, Football, AAA Monitor DELORES RUTH TREVASKIS A quiet little miss with not much to say I guess she’ll always be remembered that way. Lost and Found, Ways and Means, G. C. Clinic MILFORD VAN GILDER Here’s to a guy with a head and a smile Who makes this bubble of life worth while. Band, Student Council M SENIORS PAUL JOHN VAUGHN Happy go-lucky, square and free. Nothing there is that bothers me. Mirror Yearbook, Student Council, Basketball, Track, Home Room President PAUL WAGGONER Paul’s trumpet really sounds swell; His tones come out true as a bell. Band 1st Officer, Mirror Staff, Student Council, Centralites - in - Service, Youth Council, Phy-Chem, Track, Social Committee, Intramurals LAURETTA WALLACE Blithe of spirit, full of vim— Her future life will not be dim. Usherettes, Lost and Found JACKIE LOUISE WESTBURY Jackie certainly is not very tall But this does not hinder her playing ball. Mirror Yearbook. Hospitality Committee, Lost and Found, Girls’ Sports JAMES WILCOX My main hobby is having fun— Who cares if anything else is done? Basketball DELORIS MARIE VIVIANI Not too serious, not too gay. But jolly and good at work and play. Choir, Mirror Staff, Mirror Yearbook Department Head, Usherettes, Girls’ Sports, Candy Counter, Home Room Officer, AAA Monitor AUDREY M. WAGNER Ever calm and quiet was she; No trouble disturbs her tranquility. Band, Orchestra. Mirror Yearbook, Social Committee, Scrap Committee, Centralites-in-Service, Hospitality Committee, Ways and Means, Book Exchange Monitor DONALD A. WALLIN Here’s a boy who's rather shy; The girls all wink when he goes by. LOIS B. WIESE She’s a girl with a helping hand Who by your side will always stand. Centralites - in - Service, Hospitality Committee, Lost and Found HERB WILKINSON Witty, friendly, well-known to all. Herb has plenty on the ball. Football, Basketball, Track, Intramurals, Home Room President SENIORS 1 II LORRAINE WILLIAMS When modern times are days of old. Her merry deeds shall still be told. WILLIAM ROBERT WINTER A photographer is what' he will be— That’s our prediction. you wait and see. Yearbook Photographer, Ushers, Ccntralites-in-Service, Intramurals. ED WITHERS Eddie is very active in every sport; The army led him to a foreign port. M Club, Hi Y. Football, Basketball, Track MARION EILENE WOLFE A bit of advice we could impart— Take care to whom you give your heart. Ways and Means FRANKLIN WOOD His hair is brown and wavy He’s from the U. S. Navy. PHYLLIS WINGER Whether it’s field, base. or basketball; Phil is the girl who knows them all. Dramatic Club, Hospitality Committee, Athletic and Pep, Stamp and Bond Committee, Library Monitor, Girls’ Sports, Home Room Secretary-treasurer PHYLLIS A. WISWELL Though she always has a lot of fun Her heart is true to only one. Mirror Staff, Dramatic Club, Hospitality Committee, Ccntralites-in-Servicc WILLIAM WITHERS He'll make a basket— just tip the ball in; He's a player who helps Central win. M Club, Hi Y, Football, Basketball, Home Room President ELIZABETH ANNA WOLLIN Liz is happy with her joys She doesn't worry about the boys. Hospitality Committee, Lost and Found, Girls’ Sports JACQUELINE ANN ZINDARS A friendly smile, quick retort. A true pal and a real sport. Choir, Mirror Yearbook, Candy Counter, Girls’ Sports, Cheerleader Secretary, Home Room Treasurer ROBERT JOHN ZIRKEL Never silent, never uiet erever be is. there's always a riot. Centralites- in - Service, Youth Council, Track, Football Manager SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President—William Schneider Vice-president—Paul Cleary Secretary-treasurer—Delores Simms COMMITTEES Banquet Chairmen— Marie DeWaide Pat McCann Sponsors— Miss Beda Mackin Miss Amelia Yeager Dance Chairmen— Alice Jensen Richard Marsh Sponsors— Miss Marguerite Shepard Miss Julia Tormey Picnic Chairmen— LaVona Him Frank Oliva Sponsor— Mr. Robert Alwin Senior Pictures Chairman— Herbert Wilkinson Sponsor— Mr. Harold Pollock Motto and Colors Chairmen— Ramona Hall Justin Sweet Sponsor— Miss Amelia Yeager Announcements and Cards Chairman— Lloyd Goth Sponsor— Miss Laura Stark Roses and Commencement Dress Chairman— Jay Morey Sponsor— Miss Rosa Pope 28 HOME ROOM 204 Row 1—Min. Baldwin. J. Brilliott, B. Hobbs. J. Gregory, R. Clifford, W. Roberta. M Pataer. R. Zach. J. Weaver. S. Poore. D. Olday. Row 2—E. Austin, D. Savone. C. Stassi, D. Savone. L. Johnson, L. Neuhauser, I. Walker, P. Wilcoa, M. Miller. N. Wigglesworth. L. Vitenae, B. Brantmeyer. L. Moen. M. Winger. L. Witek. Row 3—C. Hopkins, E. Jones. F. Fellows. W. Conroy. T. Rommelfanger. T. McGilvra. J. King. J. Frutiger, R. Conner. J. Stearns. President................................William Roberts Vice-president...........................Richard Clifford Secretary...............................Marion Patzer Treasurer.............................................Don Olday Sergeant...................................James Weaver AAA Collector . . Sybil Poore—Assistant Eileen Austin Student Council Delegates Dorothy Zirkel, Joseph Lawrence Alternates..................Barbara Hobbs, Richard Zach Home Room Scrap Chairman................Robert Wilke Girls’ Club Representative.................Colleen Stassi Mirror Distributor . Lila Johnson, Assistant—Irene Walker Advisor...............................Miss Merle Baldwin Eileen Austin Beverly Brantmeyer Jean Brilliott Dick Clifford Roger Connor William Conroy Frank Fellows Jack Frutiger Jacqueline Gregory Barbara Hobbs Charles Hopkins Lila Johnson Eugene Jones James King Thomas McGilvra Mary Miller Lorraine Moen Donald Olday Marian Patzer Sybil Poore William Roberts Ty Rommelfanger Delores Savone Doris Savone Colleen Stassi James Stearns Yvonne Vitense Irene Walker James Weaver Nancy Wigglesworth Frances Wilcox Robert Wilke Marilee Winger Leandra Witek Richard Zach 29 HOME ROOM 212 Row 1—Mr. McDowell. P. Ellis. M. Michalson. D. Zirkcl, D. Noel, M. Benaschawcl. B. Mulhern. A. Popp. J. Steinke. Row 2—A Capaci. L. Marty. J. Duffield. F. Baldarotta. B. Polkinghorn. C. Freiman. K. Tipler. J. Blankenheim. V. Buaaer. L. Wagner, J. Ireland, R. Hacaler, N. Thomas, H. Stone. Row 1—0. Wheeler. J. Adkins, J. Lawrence. D. Linden, R. Hodgson, C. Fosdick. E. Reynolds. J. Heiss, R. Swingle, D. Cripps, P. Dowling, R. Rogers. President ................................Delbert Noel Vice-president.........................Meryl Benzschawel Secretary-treasurer......................Clifford Fosdick AAA Collector................................Adella Popp Student Council Delegates Dorothy Zirkel, Joseph Lawrence Student Council Alternates . . . Marguerite Michalson, Richard Swingle Home Room Scrap Chairman . Jean Stienke, Delbert Noel Girls’ Club Representative..................Norma Thomas Mirror Distributor...................................Jean Steinke Advisor..................................James McDowell James Adkins Frances Baldarotta Meryl Benzschawel John Blankenheim Vernon Busser Ann Capaci Donald Cripps Philip Dowling Jean Duffield Patricia Ellis Clifford Fosdick Carol Freiman Rosemarie Haesler Joseph Heiss Robert Hodgson Joyce Ireland Joseph Lawrence Delbert Linden Lila Marty Marguerite Michalson Beverly Mulhern Delbert Noel Betty Polkinghorn Adella Popp Edward Reynolds Royce Rogers Jack Smith Jean Stienke Helen Stone Richard Swingle Norma Thomas Keith Tipler Leona Wagner Joseph Washington Christine Weidemen Glen Wheeler Dorothy Zirkel 30 n II HOME ROOM 216 Row J—Mies. Syf testad. P. Hankc. B. Miller. L. Gasser, A. Starck, C. Schcfflcr. R. Page. M I. Richgela. V. Mullen. Row 2—M. Sielehr, J. Butterfield. P. Bender, J. DiPiatia. R. Lafferty, A. Pierstorff, J. Hamilton, a M. Gant. V. Carstensen, C. Lunde, £ Melvin, L. Aliena. J. Scheu. C. Rogge. Row 3—G. Barry. W. Vanderhoof, L. Peterson, K. Parsons, B. Schaefer, L. Dybevik, E. Martinalli. R. Ziesch, J. Hogc. L. Kleiner, H. Butler. A. Rosemeyer. R. Reynolds. President..............................................Alvin Starck Vice-president...............................LaVern Gasser Secretary-treasurer........................Carolyn Scheffler Program Chairman...........................Romaine Lafferty AAA Collectors.............................Carolyn Scheffler Student Council Delegates . William Page, Barbara Miller Student Council Alternates.................Robert Schaeffer, Romaine Lafferty Home Room Scrap Chairman .... Delbert Drengson Girls’ Club Representative.....................Mary Sielehr Mirror Distributor............................Jean Di Piazza Advisor................................Miss Anna Syftestad Leonore Alagna George Barry Margaret Bender Hawley Butler Jeannine Butterfield Vivian Carstensen Jean Di Piazza Delbert Drengson Leland Dybevik Mildred Gant La Vern Gasser Joyce Hamilton Phyllis Hankey James Hoge Leo Kleiner Romaine Lafferty Carol Lunde Emil Martinelli Elizabeth Melvin Barbara Miller Victta Mullen William Page Keith Parsons Lloyd Peterson Ardis Pierstorff Roger Reynolds Irene Richgels Caryl Rogge Allison Rosemeyer Robert Schaefer Carolyn Scheffler Janet Scheu Mary Sielehr Alvin Starck Wayne Vanderhoef Robert Zisch 31 HOME ROOM 307 Row I—Mi� � Hankcy, M. Gerling, O. Moyer, J. Reilly, B. Loshek, J. Ester, M. Slavney. V. Valence, G. Broaden. Row 2—J. Baldwin, D. Rector, P. McGilligan, E. Larson, S. Daggett, M. Hartnett, P. Mullarkey. L. Mitchell. V. Christopherton, G. Harrington. P. Ninedorf. Row 3—A. Skram, R. Bender, C. Miller. N. Hincc, B. Swadley, K. Glasicr, C. Jackson, J. Graham, D. Gasser, A. Pellitteri, J. Aroraerman. President............................. . Robert Loshek Vice-president..............................Joanne Reilly Secretary . .................................Joyce Esser Treasurer................................. Martin Slavney AAA Collector.........................................Lois Mitchell Student Council Delegates . Joyce Esser, Robert Loshek Alternates.....................Joanne Reilly, Owen Moyer Home Room Scrap Chairman..............................Vita Valenza Girl's Club Representative...................Joyce Esser Mirror Distributor....................................Lois Mitchell Jay Ammerman Joyce Baldwin Richard Bender Genevieve Broaden Vietta Christofferson Shirley Daggett Joyce Esser Donald Gasser Mary Gerling Kendall Glasier James Graham Geraldine Harrington Mary Ann Hartnett Norbert Hinze Coleman Jackson Edith Larson Robert Loshek William Lynch Patricia McGilligan Charles Miller Lois Mitchell Owen Moyer Frances Mullarkey Phyllis Ninedorf Angelo Pellitteri Dorothy Rector Joanne Reilly Alvin Skram Martin Slavney Clara Smith William Swadley Vita Valenza 32 HOME ROOM 312 Row I—Mr. Rooney. R. Emmerich. R. Beil. E. Maulwurf. K. Sticha. L. DeWaide. J. Jenaen. A. Gambino, B. Pariai. Row 2—V. Palt . L. Comiakey. D. Walton. M. Schiavo. J. Schmook. O. Gullickaon. B. Miller. A. Hutchinson. M. Beale. L. Kemper. P. Rose. L. Kruger. R°w 3—P. McAfee, M. Nyberg. L. Heim, J. Anthonaen, R. Stalheim. W. Borchardt. J. Schults. R. Hovey. A. Sweet. V. Brunker. D. Schockmel. B. Hanneman. G. Brockcrt. President Kenneth Sticha Vice-president.................................Peter Dunn Secretary.................................LeNore DeWaide Treasurer.................................Phillip Caravello AAA Collectors...............Allen Sweet, Janette Schmook Student Council Delegates . John Jensen, LeNore De Waide Student Council Alternate.................Janette Schmook Home Room Scrap Chairman.....................Robert Hovey Girls’ Club Representative...........Mary Ellen Nyberg Mirror Distributor...................Mary Ellen Nyberg Advisor..............................Mr. Harold Rooney John Anthonsen Mona Beale Rachel Beil William Borchardt Gloria Brokert Vincent Brunker Lois Comisky Le Nore DeWaide Rose Ann Emmerich Ann Gambino Geraldine Gullickson Beverly Hanneman Lorenz Heim Robert Hovey Annitte Hutchison John Jensen Ernest Maulwurf Patricia McAfee Mary Ellen Nyberg Virginia Paltz Bessie Parisi Edward Regge Philip Caravello Marion Schiavo Janette Schmook Jack Schuetz Richard Stalheim Donald Schoeknel Kenneth Sticka Allen Sweet 33 HOME ROOM 314 Row I—Mi s Junginger, H. Hinxe, H. Yamahiro. C. Caruso. C. Benson. G. Maaino, A. Perisborn. Row 2—B. Sloan, D. Neu. M. Gunderson. S. Harmening, L. Atcherson, M. Applcbaum. M. Lynch, D. Marty. Row 3—J. Hughes, L. Faust, L. Rowing, G. Cook, H. Gill, M. Rammer. President......................................Carl Caruso Vice-president..........................Harry Yamahiro Secretary-treasurer . ..................Patricia Seather Program Chairman.......................Lorraine Atcherson AAA Collector..................................Nancy Pope Student Council Delegates . Charlene Benson, Harry Hinze Student Council Alternates . Patricia Seather, Paul Hagen Home Room Scrap Chairman .... Lorraine Atcherson Girls’ Club Representative............................Mary Applebaum Mirror Distributor............................Gladys Disch Advisor...............................Miss Ann Junginger Mary Applebaum Lorraine Atcherson Bernadine Bender Charline Benson Carl Caruso George Cook Gladys Disch Leonard Faust Herbert Gill Marian Gunderson Paus Hagen Shirley Harmening Harry Hinze James Hughes Martin Kammer Loren Rowing Mary Lynch Ruth Marty George Masino Leo Mullarkey Donna Neu Alice Pertzborn Nancy Pope Beverly Schnering Joseph Schwartz Patricia Saether Elizabeth Sloan Harry Yamahiro 34 HOME ROOM 119 II Row 1—Mr. Gross. D. Walker. M. Zimmerman, N. Dossey. G. Guzzetta. B. Elliott. R. Ross. M Thompson. T. Coynes. A. Henrickson. R. Cooley. Row 2—D. Mathison, M. Withers. H. Dinner. P. Roberts, D. Amen, L. TenEyck. 1C Carter. D. Marshall, H. Jorgenson, D. Schultz, Row y— E. Moungcy, D. Werner, W. Lindaucr, D. Gallegher. S. Ramos. B. Patzer, J. O'Brien, J. Arnold. G. Britton. D. Beckett. S. Natvig. President....................................Bernice Elliott Vice-president.............................George Guzzetta Secretary-treasurer....................................Larry Kelliher AAA Collector...............................Helen Jorgensen Student Council Delegates . Robert Ross, Marilyn Thompson Student Council Alternates . Thomas Coynes, Nelda Dossey Home Room Scrap Chairman . Duane Dilley, Donna Schultz Girls’ Club Representative.............................Kitty Carter Mirror Distributor.............................Nelda Dossey Advisor..................................Mr. Richard Gross Dorothy Amera James Arnold Dorothy Beckett Gene Britton Kitty Carter Richard Cooley Thomas Coynes Duane Dilley Hazel Dinger Nelda Dossey Bernice Elliott Donald Gallagher Carolyn Graehner George Guzzetta Arthur Henriksen Helen Jorgensen Doreen Marshall Wallace Lindauer Lawrence Kelliher Delores Mathison Wayne Meiller Evelyn Moungey Selmer Natvig Jack O’Brien Robert Patzer Sam Ramos Patricia Roberts Robert Ross Donna Schultz Virginia Stearn , Luella TenEyck Marilyn Thompson Donald Walker Mamie Withers Richard Werner Merle Zimmerman 35 HOME ROOM 202 Row 1—Miss Pierce, D. Schneider, B. Figler, A. Oddcn. C. Bingham, M. Parroni, W, Northrup, J. Cleary, D. Tenjum. Row 2—K. Ihde. C. Mathiaon. J. Wolfe, J. Schimming. L. Schiro. H. Swenson. O. Elmore. H. Knox, C. Disrud. C. Johnson. D. Wold, B. Anderson. D. Strmitka, J. Gust. Row 3—B. Ehrman, R. Spertc, E. Dary, D. Carey, G. Schockncl, R. Knopp, G. KratochwiU, S. Hubbard. T. Gibson, G. Wrend, G. Michalson, R. Barringer. President................................Gladys Bingham Vice-president...............................Arnold Odden Secretary................................Manlio Parroni Treasurer................................Rodney Sperle Assistant Treasurer.........................Helen Knox Program Chairman.........................George Michalson Student Council Delegates . Walter Northrup, Betty Figler Student Council Alternates . Donald Schneider, June Cleary Home Room Scrap Chairman..................Roger Barringer Assistant Home Room Scrap Chairman . . Donald Carey Girls’ Club Representative..................June Cleary Girls’ Club Alternate...................Gwendolyn Elmore Mirror Distributor..................................Donald Schneider Advisor.................................Miss Annah Pierce Donnis Aberle Joyce Anderson Roger Barringer Gladys Bingham George Caravello Donald Carey June Cleary Inez Craig Eugene Day Clarice Disrud Bernard Ehrman Gwendolyn Elmore Betty Figler John Gibson Julia Gust Seymore Hubbard Kay Ihde Carleen Johnson Ray Knopp Helen Knox Gerald Kratochwill Clarice Matheson William Melvin George Michalson Walter Northrup Arnold Odden Manlio Parroni Robert Roehling Joyce Schimming Lucy Schiro Donald Schneider Gerald Schocknel Rodney Sperle Donna Strmiska Helen Swenson Delores Tenjum Donna Wold Janet Wolfe George Wrend 36 HOME ROOM 209 Row 1—Miss Morris. R. Teegardin. M. Adklnt, D. Schneider. J. Raimond. J. McDonald. E. Skenandore, N. Galanos, G. Olson, W. Bigley, P. Weger. Row 2—V. McKenna. C. Lanham, M. Skeedc. B. Ehl, G. Marble, M. Doubleday, R. Brustman, D. McCann, D. Matteson, D. Bchting, H. Howe, L. Cook. Row 3—A. Lindauer. D. DeHaven, D. Henning, G. Svetnica, D. Syvrud, R. Levis, H. Marsh, J. Patser. G. Post, S. Gust, G. New. President............................................James McDonald Vice-president..........................Josephine Raimond Secretary..........................Emmajane Skenandore Treasurer.................................David Schneider AAA Collector.............................David Schneider Student Council Delegates . Nicholas Galanos, Mary Adkins Alternates..................Robert Teegardin, Grace Olson Home Room Scrap Chairman....................Walter Bigley Girls’ Ciub Representative...........................Betty Heiser Mirror Distributor........................Patricia Weger Advisor............................Miss Florence Morris Mary Adkins Jean Auby Darlene Behling Walter Bigley Robert Brustman Thomas Carey Lola Cook Doster DeHaven Marvin Doubleday Elizabeth Ehl Nicholas Galanos Steven Gust Elizabeth Heiser Daniel Henning Helen Howe Charlene Lanham Roger Levis Alfred Lindauer Genevieve Marble Harry Marsh Donna Matteson Richard McCann James McDonald Virginia McKenna Glenn New Grace Olson John Patzer Gerald Post Josephine Raimond David Schneider Marlene Skeede Emmajane Skenandore Gerald Svetnica Dennis Syvrud Robert Teegardin Patricia Weger 37 HOME ROOM 219 Row 1—Mr. Ashman, D. Finn, S. Baltscll, J. Tallard, P. McKenzie. J. Wallace, O. Lawton, M. Fruth. S. Erdahl. Row Z—B. McKiernan, R. Pickarts, M. Harrington. A. Coghlan. M. Duane, R. Matthews. L. Johnson, D. All. O. Him, J. Bochncn. J. Westbury, R. Cascio. Row 3—R. LaCourse, R. King. T. DiPiaaza, J. O'Malley. R. Digney. J. Brown. R. Bleck. C. Parmen, W. Bavery, B. Tcatdalc. L. Cator. F. Ninedorf. M. McKunc. President.....................................Marvin Fruth Vice-president...........................Clayton Parman Secretary-treasurer......................Genevieve Him AAA Collector............................Shirley Baltzell Student Council Delegates . Paul McKenzie, Joyce Wallace Alternates..................La Verne Cator, Joan Tallard Home Room Scrap Chairman.................Reginald Bleck Girls’ Club Representative....................Dorothy Gill Mirror Distributor .... Shirley Baltzell, Elsie Banks Advisor..................................Mr. B. H. Ashman Shirley Baltzell Elsie Banks William Bavery Reginald Bleck Jeanette Boehnen John Brown Rose Cascio La Vern Cator Avis Coghlan Robert Digney Thomas DiPiazza Margaret Duane Preston Erdahl Donald Finn Marvin Fruth Louise Genge Dorothy Gill William Gustafson Mary Jean Harrington Genevieve Hirn Leona Johnson Richard King Richard LaCourse Donna Lawton Rose Matthews Paul McKenzie Barbara McKiernan Michael McKune Frank Ninedorf John O’Malley Clayton Parman Rosemary Pickarts Joan Tallard Bradley Teasdale Joyce Wallace Joanne Westbury 38 HOME ROOM 324 Row 1—Mra. Perkins, D. Johnston, L. Brewer, C. DiLoreto. C. Carson, B. Hawley, C. Hauge, A. Coghlan. Row 2—M. Ford. J. Melvin, D. Burdick. D. Donis, M. Hodgson, E. Barnes, V. Lynch, D. Mergen. Row 3—R. Mavne. R. Blaaek. N. Dawson, D. Bender, R. Crosse, L. Nelson. O. Herschleb. President................................Elizabeth Hawley Vice-president..............................Clayton Carson Secretary...................................Carolyn Hauge Treasurer...................................Conway Curtin AAA Collector.............................Gerald Herschleb Student Council Delegates.................Clement DiLoreto, Lou Ann Brewer Alternates.................Richard Wayne, Donna Mergen Home Room Scrap Chairman....................Robert Blazek Girls’ Club Representative...................Donna Mergen Mirror Distributor........................Gerald Herschleb Advisor.............................Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins Elaine Barnes Delbert Bender Robert Blazek Lou Ann Brewer Doris Burdick Clayton Carson Ada Coghlan Conway Curtin Norman Dawson Clement DiLoreto Diana Donis Marian Ford Richard Grosse Carolyn Hauge Betty Jane Hawley Stanley Herman Gerald Herschleb Marie Hodgson Darlene Johnston Regina Lynch Richard Mayne Donna Mergen Philip Moon Leonard Nelson Gordon Sierens 39 I It wouldn’t bo Central u (thout WORK w PLAY lr OP Kt Right—It's noon! That food must smell good. Keep the line moving. John. Left—8 o’clock to 8:15—Central lines up for white cards, hoping Mr. Marsh and Mrs. Weiss will be in an extra good mood this morning. Below—Activity hour in the library. Remember the motto that week— Read today . . . star tomorrow. Below—Miss Bohan—company outside to see you! Or could it be that these fine pupils are waiting to Above—The very much needed—much discussed paint job is finally being done. With such grace tool ■9 Above—The close of day—school is over. Except lor the lost and found. My—no one’s claiming school books. Above—Sign up, girls. Smile prettily. One of these tense days has arrived, and graduation pictures are being taken. Below—Notice the display in our library? It makes everyone want to read more books—now doesn’t it? Above—Behind the scenes of a pep rally, we sea the cheer leaders fixing their shoes to prevent sliding. What fun they're having! Above—Don't get excited. It's just a pep rally, and the team is being married to Miss Victory. Notice the bridesmaiJs and A1 Sweet's bashful Above—Coach “Bud' Foster comes to climax a spirited pep rally before the Kenosha game. Yea— Coach! Yea—Foster. smile 1 Below—Hurrah! Hurrah! We must be winnini tonight. All that energy, and coming after a har day's work at school! PUBLICATIONS Row 1—A. Jensen, L. Him, J. Kline, S. Shapiro, Mrs. Hanson, Miss Ritsmann. M. Aldrich, S. Harmcning. J. Joyce. J. Bicberitcin. Row 2—R. Spencer. R. Dooley, E. Gaffney. M. Peterson. B. Meehan, M. Miller. P. Feeney. M. Diedcrich. A. Wagner. E. Cords, D. Viviani. Row 3—G. Herschlcb. C. Schefller, H. Klope, S. Herscbleb, P. Mcrklc, R. King, M. Cruger, L. Raffcl. A. Hutchinson, L. Johnson. Row 4—J. Wallace. J. Tallard, R. Spcrlc, R. Brustman, D. Hanson, J. Baumann, C. Cotter, W. Winters, J. Hoge. M. Slavncy, J. Sweet. The staff of a newspaper like the Mirror is large and varied as to duties. Besides the editors, who include Sandra Shapiro, Shirley Harmening, James Hoge (who replaced Georgia Hotton), and Jo Ann Bicberstein, the smooth running of the paper depends on a large group of reporters who run down and write the news, on an efficient staff of typists headed by Mary Peterson, on numerous writers of special features, as well as people who write headlines, proofread, and plan the page make-up. In addition, an advertizing staff, headed by Loa Lawson, must sell and arrange ads to help finance the paper. This year a trip to the National Scholastic Press Association Convention in Milwaukee during Thanksgiving week-end materialized for four of the head journalists, who were accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Ritzmann, their advisor. Many worth while ideas and suggestions were the result of this trip. The Central yearbook is a second large publications project. Mary Aldrich is this year’s editor with Miss Ritzmann and Mrs. Christine Hanson as sponsors. Cynthia Cotter and Jean Joyce are assistant editors. Handicaps of commercial shortages and labor problems have slowed up the yearbook considerably. Until after Christmas lack of a camera with which to work was also a real difficulty. Soon, however, William Winter developed into quite an expert photographer. Ernest Falci, Karl Loehrer and Dan Murray have served as staff artists, while various departments were handled by Ramona Dooley, Deloris Viviani, Justin Sweet, Elizabeth Meehan, Shirley Herschleb, Helen Klope, Alice Jensen, Frances Gaffney, and Loa Lawson. Miss Ann Junginger is business advisor of the Mirror; Mr. William Marsh, of the yearbook. 46 Upper right—Chief Typist Mary Peterson busily prepares copy for the printer to meet the Mirror deadline. Upper Left—Sandra Shapiro works with the department editors on plans for Friday's paper. James Hoge, Jo Ann Biebcrstcin and Joyce Kline contribute their ideas. Below—Annual Editor Mary Aldrich shows John Malas the plans ior a page, while Jean Joyce. Dcloris Viviani, Ernest Falci and Romona Dooley look through an old annual for inspirations. 47 Above—The complete cast linet up for a picture on the set of The Greet Big Doorttep. Le t—Just before the perform-ence principal in the ca t get leet minute touches on their make-up. Dramatics has taken a new lease on life at Central with the coming of Mrs. Christine Hanson to the faculty and the reestablishment of the regular Dramatics Club. About fifty students indicated interest by joining and electing Lois Comiskey president, Keith McMahan vice-president, and Donna Lawton secretary-treasurer. Activities of the group have included several one-act play presentations for the benefit of the student assemblies. Central’s dramatic presentation the first semester was “The Great Big Doorstep”, a comedy by Francis Goodrich and Albert Hackett, which took place on November 23. The cast was as follows: Ewie, Romaine Lafferty; Topal, Nelda Dossey; Elna, Patricia Weger; Fleece, Donna Lawton; Mrs. Crochet, Mary Adkins; Arthur, Gene Britton; Tobin, Robert Teegardin; Commodore, William Gustafson; Mrs. Dupres, Mary Adkins; Tayo, Wallace Lindauer; Dewey, Coleman Jackson; Mrs. Beaumont Crochet, Beth Ann Kohnstamm, Mrs. Dupres, Gwen Elmore. The second semester dramatics project was a cooperative presentation done with the music department. Together they presented “Sweethearts” a light opera by Victor Herbert. The dates of the performances were March 28 and 29. Row 1—E. Cords, L. Lawson. K. McMahan, L. Comiskey, Mrs. Hanson, D. Lawton. C. Jackson. B. Filler. J. Gregory, V. Palts. Row 2—J. Baldwin. V. McKenna. J. Jiru, A. Matthews. J. Brilliott, D. Donis, M. Duane. J. Schimraing. J. Reilly, R. Lafferty. R. Cascio, P. Weger. Row 3—D. Mathison, N. Dossey. M. Adkins. H. Knox. G. Marble. L. Johnson, G. Elmore. P. Roberts. J. Schillinger, J. Raimond, M. Applebaum, D. Wold. Row 4—C. Lanham, B. Hawley. D. Mergen, W. Lindauer. A. Henrikscn, W. Gustafson. G. Britton, D. Carey. M. McKune, D. Simms, R. Emmerich. D. Schults. 49 ORCHESTRA Violins Allen Sweet Marilee Winger Jerome Fleury Sandra Shapiro Barbara Miller Patricia Roberts Nick Galanos Paul McKenzie Manlio Parroni Violas Mary Thaine Prescott Sybil Poore Doreen Marshall Jo Ann Bieberstein Cellos Ruth Spencer Esther Bornstein Basses PERSONNE Piano Larry Kelliher Flutes iacqueline Gregory iarleen Hanson Virginia Paltz Joan Tallard Oboe Donna Neu Clarinets Lela Ackley Lou Schmid Helen Klope Audrey Wagner Bass Clarinet Patricia Seather Alto Saxophone Charles Hopkins L French Horns Mary Miller John Brown Sam Ramos Trumpets Paul Waggoner Harry Hinze Norman Hansen Doster DeHaven Trombones ohn Postler ames Graham o Raimond Tuba Kenneth Sticha Percussion Joe Lawrence Jeanine Butterfield Owen Moyer Jean Henriksen Alice Jensen Robert Geiger John Anthonsen Secretary and Librarian: Marilee Winger , Tenor Saxophone Jackie Engelberger Timpani Robert King 50 BAND Flutes Darleen Hanson Jacqueline Gregory Virginia Paltz Betty Figler Joan Tallard Oboe Donna Neu First Clarinets Lela Ackley Lou Schmid Helen Klope June Cleary Second Clarinets Larry Day Audrey Wagner Robert Teegardin Richard Them Pat McAfee Third Clarinets Evelyn Moungey Dorothy Beckett Clarice Disrud Lola Cook Alto Saxophones Charles Hopkins Barbara McKiernan Tenor Saxophones Jackie Engelberger Gordon Sierens First Cornets Paul Waggoner Harry Hinze Dorothy Burwell Second Cornets Norman Hansen Charles Miller Doster DeHaven Third Cornets Donald Cripps Harry Marsh Fourth Cornets Jack O’Brien Jim McDonald French Horns Mary Miller ohn Brown am Ramos Trombones ohn Postler ames Graham o Raimond Marilyn Thompson Allan Miller Baritones Milford VanGilder Helen Swenson E-Flat Basses Kenneth Sticha Bradley Teasdale BB-Flat Bass Tommy Coynes String Basses Alice Jensen Robert Geiger Timpani Larry Kelliher Snare Drums oe Lawrence eanine Butterfield Bass Drum Owen Moyer Cymbals Jean Henriksen Ruth Spencer First Officer....................................Paul Waggoner Drum Major........................................Donna Neu Sergeants..........................Norman Hansen, Joe Lawrence Corporal and Librarian...........................Mary Miller Corporal and Secretary...........................Lela Ackley Corporals....................Dorothy Burwell, Jacki Engelberger, John Postler, Owen Moyer I I CHOIR President Delores Simms Vice-president.......................................................Marie DeWaide Secretary.............................................................Jean Baumann Librarian.............................................................Larry Kelliher Wardrobe Custodians .... Marilyn Thompson and Patricia Roberts First Sopranos Lenore Alagna Rachel Beil Betty Figler Phyllis Hankc Romaine Laffcrty Rosie Matthews Mary Nyberg Lois Pieh Josephine Raimond Joyce Schimming Donna Wold Second Sopranos Betty Anderson Marie De Waide Margaret Duane Annette Hutchison Carleen Johnson Betty Meehan Delores Roberts Dorothy Zirkle PERSONNEL First Altos Dorothy Amera LeNori DeWaide Jean DiPiazza Betty Hawley Lila Johnson Grace Oleson Patricia Roberts Delores Savoni Doris Savoni Joan Tallard Second Altos Lorraine Atcherson Jean Baumann Mary Elvord Jean Henriksen Joanan Postler Marilyn Thompson Jackie Zindars First Tenors Larry Kelliher Addrena Matthews Ernest Maulwerf Delores Simms Second Tenors Gene Britton Bob Brustman Tommy Coynes James Hoge Gerald Kratochwill James McDonald Vito Traino Baritones Frank Fellows Jerome Fleury Clifford Fosdick Richard Launder Allen Miller Joe Washington Basses Art Henriksen Lowell Hodgson Nick Galanos Raymond Gloe James Weaver Above—Cut of Sweetheart go through one of the routictl number of the first act. Below—Carolers entertain in the hall of Central the day before Christmas vacation. This has been a busy year for Central’s music department. Vocal music is under the direction of Mrs. Kathryn Warner. The choir has sung in the Christmas pageant and aud program, in the winter concert, for the annual Southern Wisconsin Education Association, at the Veterans, Hospital, in the spring concert, and at commencement. The climax of the musical year, however, was the presentation of Victor Herbert’s “Sweethearts” on March 28 and 29. 53 Seventh period finds the band hard at work in the aud practicing for the winter concert. The band, directed by Douglas Steensland, began early, playing regularly for games and pep rallies, once joining the East and West units for the basketball games at the field house. On the occasion of the Southern Wisconsin Education Association convention they played a concert at the Orpheum Theatre while the regular winter and spring concerts in the Central Auditorium were climaxes of the year. The orchestra too has developed new interest and enthusiasm under Mr. Steensland's baton. Its many activities include a “Pop” concert, participation in the Christmas program, the regular semi-annual concerts, the operetta, and finally the traditional part in commencement day. 54 It wouldn’t be Central uithout SPORTS m FOOTBALL Row J—F. Oliva, J. Caravello. G. Bigley. A. Dockery, Mr. Alwin, Mr. Pollock, Mr. Rooney, P. McCann. W. Withers, K. Felix. Row 2—V. Busser, D. Gasser, J. Adkins, J. Morey, F. Fellows, W. Bigley. L. Gasser, J. Fleury, C. Fiscus, H. Yamahiro, G. Masino, M. Rammer. Row 3—G. Wheeler, G. Barry, J. Jensen, J. Wilcox. N. Hansen. W. Bavery, D. Knutson, L. Rowing. M. Fruth, R. King, D. Henning. Row 4—C. Jackson, M. Slavney, E. Jones. G. Guxxetta, J. Heiss, C. Carson. R. Gloe, T. DiPiaxaa, C. DiLoreto. R. Digney, K. Lochrer, D. Finn, P. Caravello. Sept. 20...................Central 33 Wis. High....................0 Here Sept. 28...................Central 7 Beloit.......................6 Here Oct. 4...................Central 7 West........................34 Here Oct. 11...................Central 7 Kenosha.....................14 There Oct. 18...................Central 18 Janesville..................19 There Oct. 25...................Central 20 Racine Park..................7 Here Nov. 2...................Central 20 Racine Horlick .... 7 There Nov. 8...................Central 0 East........................12 Here Three days before the football season opened with Wisconsin High the injury jinx hit Coach Harold E. “Gus” Pollock’s men. A1 Dockery, star halfback, dislocated his shoulder in practice and was lost for three games. After a 33 to 0 triumph over a weak Badger Prep eleven, Central won a 7 to 6 game from Beloit on a rain-soaked Madison gridiron. It was a costly victory for Central because Ed Moran, stellar fullback, was lost for the next two games with a kidney injury. Without Dockery and Moran in the line-up the Downtowners suffered a stinging defeat to Madison West losing 34 to 7 before over 6,000 fans. The following week, bolstered by the return of Dockery, Central pushed Kenosha all over the field in the first half taking a 7 to 0 lead only to collapse in the second stanza and lose 14 to 7. Next, the Downtowners traveled to Janesville only to drop a third straight game by the score of 19 to 18. Before a homecoming crowd of 6,500 on October 25 Central really put on a show to down Racine Park 20 to 7. Central then took the road and traveled to Racine where they defeated Horlick 20 to 7 on a foggy field. In the final game against Madison East Central couldn’t cash in on scoring opportunities, ending up on the short end of a 12 to 0 score. Summarizing the season, Central lost three tough ones. Ed Moran and Pat McCann were chosen co-captains; and A1 Dockery, most valuable player. Dockery was all-city halfback and finished second in the individual scoring race. Standouts in the line were Ends George New and Bill Withers and Guard Vern Busser. Letter winners were Dorance Benzschawel, Gene Bigley. John Caravello, A1 Dockery, Carl Fiscus, Jerome Fleury, Norman Hansen, Don Knutson. Pat McCann, Ed Moran, Jay Morey, Frank Oliva, Mel Troia, Bill Withers, Vern Busser, Ken Felix. Don Gasser, LaVerne Gasser, John Jensen, Joe Washington, and Walt Bigley. Only the last seven will return next year. Managers were Eugene Jones, Martin Slavney, and Glen Wheeler. 56 HOMECOMING For the first time in more than ten years, Central had a homecoming celebration this year, held on the date of the Central-Racine Park football game on Oct. 25. Long before the date of the homecoming, tickets were mailed to alumni by a ticket committee working under Miss Beda Mackin and Mr. John McDowell. Over 2000 tickets were mailed and many more were sold at various Madison Stores. Mr. Leo Blied, a prominent Madison business man and alumnus of Central, was general chairman of the entire homecoming proceedings. He was assisted in his work by co-chairmen, Mrs. Peter Dunn, Miss Florence Morris, and Mr. Martin Wolman. On the afternoon of the big day a pep rally was held in the Central auditorium featuring former Centralites and the former Central coach, Milton Diehl. Alumnus Lawrence “Larry Hall was master of ceremonies for the rally. Former Central athletes on the program were Willis Jones, Ernie Mitchell, “Bid” Smith, Dr. Arnold Jackson, Mark Schmitz. King Oakey, Paul Romano, Hank Casserly, Henry J. McCormick, Clarence Esser, Pat Lynaugh, Tony Puccio, Mike Tripolin, and Romain York. Former cheerleaders on hand were John Reynolds. Art Goddard. Cy Klingle, Sue Schneider, and Mary Jane Zirkel. The present Central coaches. Harold “Gus” Pollock, Robert Alwin, and Harold Rooney were also on the program. Roundy Coughlin was a special guest. Mr. Richard Gross and many alumni planned the program. That night, between the halves of the Central-Park game, a memorial program was presented with Mr. Robert B. L. Murphy as master of ceremonies. A memorial plaque honoring former Central students who served in the last two wars was presented to Mr. R. L. Liebenberg by William Schneider in behalf of the student council. Former servicemen and veterans now in school formed an honorary guard for the service. Mr. Robert Hughes, Miss Annah Pierce, and Mr. Douglas Steens-land, worked with Mr. Murphy on arrangements. A reception and dance was held at school after the game. The various graduating classes were assigned to rooms so that the alumni would have a chance to meet. The danc? for both students and alumni was held in the girls’ and boys’ gyms featuring the music of Bob Schumpert’s band. Dancing in the boys’ gym was reserved for alumni while students danced in the girls' gym. The committee in charge of the dance was made up of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Hendrickson, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O’Brien, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Saddy, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Toepelman, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kehl, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Derr, Mr. and Mrs. John Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. George Torgeson, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sponem, Mr. and Mrs. Boris Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. William Ckrow, Mr. and Mrs. James Meuer, Mr. and Mrs. Don Pressentin, Miss Marguerite Shepard, Miss Mary McLennan, Mr. Kenneth Ladd, and Mr. Arthur Wellman. Details of the reception were handled by Miss Rosa Pope, Miss Regina Hein, Miss Anna Syfte-stad, Miss Ann Junginger, Miss Julia Tormey. and Miss Viaa Smith. In charge of refreshments were Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hodgson, and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie O’Brien. Cooperating with the alumni and faculty committees, and contributing greatly to the success of the occasion was a special student group made up of the All-Central committee plus a few others pictured below. Row 1—O. Hotton. A. Jensen. L. Hirn. B. Hobbs, J. Tallard, M. Thompson. Row 2—T. Coynes, J. Anthonsen. J. Baumann. A. Sweet. J. McDonald. Row 3—K. Sticha. N. Calanos. L. Hodgson. P. Dunn. B. Oabrial. I BASKETBALL ■ Row 1—E. Jones, J. Weaver. K. Sticha, K. Tipler. D. Gass«r, M. Slavney. Row 2—B. Withers, P. McCann, Mr. Alwin, A. Dockery, A. Sweet, M. Troia. Row 3—B. Schaefer, F. Fellows, A. Starck, J. Wilcox, R. Zeisch. R. Gesme. Central's cage squad this year gained a share of the Big Eight Championship along with Madison East, Madison West, and Beloit. They also took the City Series crown for the second straight year. The season had many upsets, and with two games to go, every team except Kenosha had a chance for the title. Each of the co-champs lost five games. Lettermen from last year's team were Bill Withers, A1 Dockery, Pat McCann, and A1 Sweet. These boys along with Mel Troia, a transfer letterman from St. Norbert’s of DePerc, comprised the starting five for most of the season. Coach Robert Alwin took over the coaching reins when Coach Warren Kasch returned to St. Cloud’s State Teacher's College. The pressure was on the team from the beginning of the season because most observers predicted a championship for Central. After defeating Wisconsin High and Monroe before the season opened, Central won five straight games from Beloit, East, West, Horlick, and Kenosha. Central dropped its first game to Racine Park but returned to winning ways downing Janesville to lead the loop at the midway mark. Although they won the game, the team suffered their biggest loss of the season when Dockery dislocated his shoulder and was lost for the next five games. This left Withers the only starter over five feet eleven. Central won only one of the next five games, downing East but losing to Beloit, West, Racine Park, and Janesville. With Dockery back in the line-up Central beat Horlick and Kenosha while East lost to West to throw first place into a four-way deadlock. Central drew East in the first game of the Columbus regional tourney. Defeating East three times in one season was more than Central could manage, and an overtime game ended in a loss to the Pur-golders. Central took consolation honors by walloping Portage and Baraboo on successive nights. Central broke the all-time single game scoring mark against Kenosha on the fieldhouse floor scoring 65 points to Kenosha’s 37. Janesville had set the old mark against Central this year. Troia finished fifth in the Big Eight scoring race with 153 points and also set the season single game mark of 24 points against Kenosha. Withers racked up 138 points and McCann scored 126. Dockery and Troia were chosen on the Capital Times All-City five while these two along with Withers and McCann landed berths on the State Journal’s squad of ten men. The team chose Dockery 58 as captain and most valuable player. All of the starters except Sweet graduate this June. Boys who earned letters are A1 Dockery, Pat McCann, Mel Troia, Bill Withers, A1 Sweet, Frank Fellows, Keith Tipler, Don Gasser, A1 Starck, Bob Schaeffer. Jim Wilcox, Bob Ziesch, Jim Weaver, and Ken Sticka. Managers were Eugene Jones and Martin Slavney. The first year of a regular Big Eight Sophomore League saw Central's Sophs win ten games and lose four to tie for second place with Racine Horlick. Racine Park took the championship with twelve wins and two losses, one to Central. Beginning this year every varsity game was preceded by a game between the sophomore teams, and regular records were kept. Central’s inability to beat its crosstown rivals, losing once to East and twice to West, cost them a possible title. The Sophs had a fine record of nine wins and one loss to out-of-town teams. Three boys did most of the scoring; Jack Patzer with 119 points, Bob Patzer with 117 points, and Clem DiLoreto with 105 points. Both Patzer brothers were fine rebounders. DiLoreto showed plenty of drive and scored well from his guard position. Jim McDonald performed well in the back court, and Leonard Nelson got more than his share of rebounds. The team’s biggest weakness was its inconsistency. Mr. Harold Pollock coached the Sophs this year. Richard Mayne was manager. The team elected Bob Patzer captain for the year. Sophomore letter winners were Bob Patzer, Jack Patzer, Clem DiLoreto, Jim McDonald, Leonard Nelson, Roger Levis, George Michalson, A1 Lindauer, Frank Ninedorf, and Jack O’Brien. Row l—D. Gallagher, A. Lindauer. J. McDonald, C. DiLoreto, G. Michalaon. L. Nelson Kow 2—J- O'Brien. G. Guzzctta. R. Patzer, R. Levis, J. Patzer, G. Britton, R. Mayne.___________ 59 TRACK Row I—Mr. Rooney. R. Geime. J. McDonald. F. Ninedorf, B. Kamraer, G. Fruih, J.. Morey. Mr. Alwin. Row 2—W. Bigley, K. Glasier, A. Pellitteri, K. Blazek, D. Gaaier, R. Bleck. Row 3—C. Hopkins. J. Langdon. D. Swingle, C. Miller, R. MacKenzie, C. Carson. Row 4—L. Gasser, B. Conroy, J. Heiss, A. Dockery, L. Rowing, T. DiPiazza. Row 5—R. Brustman, M. Slavney. Mr. Harold Rooney, Central’s fourth track coach in four years, has seven lettermcn as a nucleus for this year’s track squad. They are A1 Dockery, high and low hurdles; Jay Morey, dashes; Charles Hopkins, quarter mile; Bill Conroy, half mile; Don Gasser, pole vault; La Verne Gasser, pole vault; and Joe Washington, discus. Dockery is defending champion in the state, Big Eight, and city high and low hurdles. He broke both city hurdles records last year. Other boys who reported to Coach Rooney were Jim Adkins, Gene Bigley, Walt Bigley, Gene Britton, Dorance Benzschawel, Reginald Bleck. Clayton Carson. Tom DiPiazza. Bob Fuller, Marvin Fruth, Kendall Glasier, Roger Gesme, Gene Hagen, Joe Heiss, John Jensen. Martin Kammer, James Langdon, Charles Miller, Paul McKenzie, John Malas, Jim McDonald, Angelo Pellitteri, Roger Reynolds, Gary Swenson, Dick Swingle, Paul Vaughn, Bob Blazek Mel Troia, Frank Ninedorf, Loren Kowing, Clem DiLoreto, George Guzzetta, Alvin Starck, and Bill Withers. April 5 April May 25 2 May 10 May 13 May 17 May 24 May 29 West relays at the Field-house East vs. Central at Breese Stevens Field West vs. Central at Breese Stevens Field Rockford Relays City Meet (night) at Breese Stevens Field State Sectional at Janesville State Meet at Camp Randall Big Eight Meet (night) at Janesville VOLLEYBALL This is the first year that volleyball has been put on an interscholastic basis. Central plays each of the Madison high schools twice. Boys on the volleyball squad are Pat McCann. A1 Starck, A1 Sweet, Vito Traino, Mel Troia, Joe Washington, Jim McDonald, Gene Britton, Wally Lindauer, Ken Sticha, Bill Withers, Vem Busser, and Bill Gustafson. The first six loom as probable starters. Coaching is Mr. Jess Lyon. Mar. 11 Mar. 14 Mar. 18 Mar. 21 Mar. 25 Mar. 28 VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE East at Central Central at West Wisconsin High at Central Central at East West at Central Central at Wisconsin High 61 GIRLS' SPORTS Row 1—I- Richgeli, J. Joyce. D. Zirkcl. H. Knox, J. Auby, J. Scherer, J. West bury, Mils Shepard, P. Gaffney. Y. Vitense, G. Broaden, L. Comiskey. L. Kruger. Row 2—A. Banks. D. Mergen, D. Strmiska, M. Bentschawel, M. Lynch, E. Austin, E. Meehan, M. Pauer, M. Skeede. J. Postler, M. Ciulla, J. Steinkc. V. McKenna, D. Schultx, C. Lanham, P. Weger. Row 3—A. Natvig. R. Matthews. B. Hawley, J. Westbury, J. Davis, B. Schnering. R. Beil. P. Ninedorf, M. Applebaum. D. Behling. K. Carter, D. Beckett, M. Michalson. A. Pcrtsborn, M. Withers. Row 4—E. Kraus, E. Skenandore, E. Cords, B. Mulhern, J. Schmook, D. Savone, D. Savone. L. Lawson. D. Simms, J. Zindars. R. Moran. A. Matthers, D. Walton. D. Bur well, M. Winger. Row i—M. Dicderich, P. Winger. J. Jiru. M. Thompson, B. Elliott, B. Phillips, M. Hodgson, L. Johnson. O. Olson, E. Moungey. M. Adkins. N. Dossey, L. Johnson. N. Wigglesworth, C. Scheffler, M. Beale. L. Atcherson, J. Brilliott. The big turnout in girls’ after school sports this year indicated the interest which the “weaker” sex takes in a few rugged sports such as fieldball, volleyball, basketball, and baseball. The seniors, with three years of experience behind them, proved their superiority by taking top honors in the three sports thus far completed. In the fieldball tournament, the senior Blue team captained by Phil Winger swept through the opposition and at the end of the season handed the “broom” to the juniors to make next year’s clean sweep. In the volleyball tournament, the two senior teams again came out on top, tied for first place. They were ably led by Frances Gaffney and Addrena Matthews. Basketball proved to be tough going for the seniors this year, due to the speedy, well-balanced teams of the freshmen, which reminded onlookers of the great freshmen teams of three years ago. The sophomores and juniors were also very good this year, and will prove to be even more so next year. However, the seniors came through again, and captured the top positions in the final standings. All in all, the games were hard fought, with a lot of drive and the will to win. If any doubting Thomas thinks Central is lacking spirit, he should wander into the girls’ gym some night and see for himself. If the rest of the student body could follow these girls’ examples, Central would have more spirit than they would know what to do with. Much credit must be given to Miss Marguerite Shepard who has wisely directed the play. She is a contributing factor to good, clean play and sportsmanlike attitudes. 62 It wouldn’t be Central u thout ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL Row I—A. Nstvig, A. Pertxborn, L. Comiskcy, K. Sticba, W. Schneider, Mi Morris, Mr. Cross, B. Philipp. R. Price, M. Aldrich. D. Burwoll, R. Gabriel. P. Cleary. Row 2—L. Brewer, M. King. J. Baser, L. Hirn. A. Jensen, S. Shapiro. E. Falci, J. Wallace, R. Hall, H. Hinse, D. Simms, L. DeWaide, B. Figler, B. Meehan. Row 3—C. Benson, J. Gregory, D. Zirkel, M. Atkina, M. Thompson. J. Baumann, R. Loshek, W. Page, B. Miller. H. Hinxe, A. Sweet, O. Moyer. row 4—W. Northrup, J. Lawrence, R. Ross, N. Galanos. A. Dockery. B. Roberts. C. DiLorcto. D. McKensie, J. Jensen, T. Tinker. President Vice-president Secretary Assistant Treasurer Sponsors . . ..........................William Schneider ...........................Kenneth Sticka ............................Betty Phillip ............................Mary Aldrich ............................Richard Price ....................Miss Florence Morris, Miss Elizabeth Ritzmann, Mr. Richard Gross The student council, made up of representatives from each home room at Central is a coordinating organization for outside activities, a medium through which student and faculty opinions may interchange, and a force to stimulate school spirit, cooperation, and good fellowship. The All-Central Committee headed by Allen Sweet has as its purpose the building of a better school, better in equipment and better in the way it serves the community and students. It has promoted homecoming, has worked on zoning problems, has helped to get the building repainted, and has done some beginning work on several major building problems. Miss Ritzmann is sponsor. Responsible for arranging all school parties is the Social Committee of which Audrey Natvig is chairman and Miss Marguerite Shepard advisor. Sub-committee chairmen in- 64 ALL-CENTRAL COMMITTEE Row 1—D. Merged, B. Hobbs, Miss Ritzmann. Miss Morris. A. Sweet. M. Thompson. Row 2— K. Sticha. L. Hodgson. N. Oalanos. J. McDonald elude Ramona Hall, publicity; Alice Jenson, decorations; LeNore DeWaide, refreshments; Jean DiPiazza, chaperons, and Paul Waggoner, orchestras. The Athletic and Pep committee is headed by Owen Moyer and advised by Mr. Gross. Their job is to arrange for pep rallies and keep up the student support of teams. Working with them are the cheerleaders who are directed by Mr. Jess Lyons. Alice Pertzborn is president of this group, which has served faithfully at games and rallies. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Row 1—R. Dooley. A. Wagner, R. King. J. DiPiazza. A. Jensen, Miss Shepard. A. Natvig, R. Hall. L. DeWaide. F. Gaffney. D. Savone. Row 2—J. Bieberstein. G. Him, M Beale, L. Hirn, D. Savone. N. Ball. M. Miller, J. Scherer. M. Michalson, C. Stassi. B. Hobbs. G. Broaden. N. Thomas. Row 3—M. Lynch, A. Pierstorff, L. Mitchell, J. Hendrik sen. H. Klopc, E. Falci, R. Barringer, C. Miller, D. Schneider, A. Pellitteri. C. Cotter. A. Hutchison. B. Mulhern. I « I ATHLETIC AND PEP COMMITTEE Row 1—D. Viviani, M. Michalson. T. Coyne, O. Moyer, Mr. Cross, J. Henriksen. C. Caruso, J. Henning. Row 2—A. Pertxborn. 0. Schneider, J. Sweet, W. Schneider, P. McCann, R. Ross, R. -Gabriel, T. Tinker, E. Falci, L. Comiakey. Another major group of the council is the scrap committee headed by Paul Cleary and his assistant, William Borchardt. The advisor is Mr. Harold Rooney. Twice a year they hold an all school drive during which home rooms are organized to collect papers and magazines which are sold for the benefit of the council. Started during the war for patriotic purposes, this activity has proved an excellent money maker which makes it possible for the council to carry on various projects. The Centralites-in-Service committee, organized originally during the war to mail Mirrors to former students in the armed forces, has continued its mailing work as well as the completion of a war scrap book. Sponsored by Miss Annah Pierce, the group is headed by Paul Waggoner as chairman of mailing and Helen Klope as head of the scrap book. CHEERLEADERS Row I—J. Brilliott, A. Pertxborn, Mr. Lyons, K. Moran. J. Zindars. Row 2—P. Weger, N. Pope. J. Adkins, D. Schneider, L. Schmid. M Patxer. CENTRALITES-IN-SERVICE COMMITTEE Row 1—A. Capacl, M. Peterson. D. Viviani. H. Klope. Miss Pierce. P Cleary. J. Hcnrikscn B. Hornbeck P Ellis. row 2 J. Gregory, j. Jiru. A. Matthews. R- Emmerich. M Skcede, D. Strnmka. R. Beil. A Wiener. A. Banks. Row S—S. Balt cll, H. Hin e. C. Scheffier, J. Schillingcr. K Lutterman. J. Schmook. L Schiro. J. Martin. Related to this work is that of the Memorial Committee which arranged for the obtaining of a plaque to recognize the services of Centralites in the last two wars. Paul Cleary was chairman and he worked with Miss Pierce. The Usherettes' and Ushers’ Clubs under separate organization are sponsored by Miss Merle Baldwin for the former and Mr. William Marsh and Mr. Gross for the latter. The girls serve at all school programs, dances, concerts, and many other functions, while the ushers serve at games and such affairs as the girls cannot handle. Dorothy Burwell is president of the Usherettes with Jean Baumann as chief-of-staff. Robert Gabriel is Ushers’ Club president. SCRAP COMMITTEE Row I—D. Schultr. L. Brewer. J. Steinke. S. Shapiro. B. Borchardt. Mr. Rooney. P. Cleary. L. Coraiskey. D. Burwell. E. Austin. L. Atcherson. Row 2 J. Raimond. L. Schm.d, F. Oliva. A. Miller. K. Lutterman. G. Hagen. B. Hovey. T. Tinker, R. Blazek, J. Scheu. A. Wagner. Row i—V. Traino. R. Barringer. W. Bigley. D. Murray. R. Bleck. W. Swadley. L. Fauat. M. Slavney. R. Wilke. D. Noel. J. Sweet. USHERETTES Row I—R. King, A. Jensen, J. Joyce. L. Him. D. Burwell, Mist Baldwin, J. Baumann, A. Natvig, B. Miller, S. Hertchleb, B. Meehan. Row 2—M. Winger, J. Bieberttein, J. Gregory, L. Wallace, G. Hirn, J. Martin, L. Mitchell, J. Scherer, D. Savone, S. Harmcmng. M Hartnett, D. Ncu. Row 3—M. Lynch, G. Broaden, V. Paltr. E. Austin. A. Picrstorff. D. Viviani. D. Behling, C. Cotter, A. Popp. A. Hutchinson. J. Tallard. M DcWaide. D. Savone. M. Peterson. USHERS Row 1—M. McVicar. J. Henning, B. Gabriel. Mr. Gross. Mr. Marsh, L. Hodgson. T. Tinker, D. Schults. 68 GIRLS' CLUB Row 1—B. Philipp, J. Kline, R. Spencer. R. Dooley, D. Burwcll. B. Hobbs, L. Him. Row 2—J. Joyce, Miss Pope, Miss Fredrickson, Mr. Ashman. Miss Syftestad, Mrs. Perkins, D. Savone. CABINET President—Ramona Dooley Vice-president—Dorothy Burwell Secretary—Ruth Spencer Treasurer—Jean Joyce Sponsor—Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins The Girls’ Club, to which every girl in Central is urged to belong, is one of the school’s oldest and largest service groups. Its activities contribute greatly to the smooth running of the school and are handled by a series of committees, each with a faculty sponsor. Each year a major project of the club is the awarding of several scholarships to outstanding seniors who need help to continue their education. The largest of the committees is the Hospitality Committee which provides hostesses to greet visitors to the school and direct them to their destinations. Each period of the day in the lower main corridor a member of this committee is stationed at a small table where she can easily point out directions and explain where various rooms are found. Betty Phillip is chairman, and Miss Nina Fredrickson is advisor. The Lost and Found Committee is headed by Joyce Kline with Miss Rosa Pope advising her. This group maintains a desk in the office where people may turn in and claim lost articles. The group also sends cards to pupils absent from school because of illness. At the end of each semester the committee holds a sale of unclaimed articles for the benefit of the scholarship fund. The Candy Committee in cooperation with the National Honor Society sells candy in the main corridor at noon and after school whenever it is available. Mr. Benjamin Ashman sponsors the group working with Chairman LaVona Hirn. The Ways and Means Committee work out various ways of raising money for the scholarships which have traditionally been awarded each year by the Girls' Club. They 69 sell pencils and Christmas cards and take advantage of every chance they get to raise money. Barbara Hobbs heads this committee working with Miss Anna Syftestad. The G. C. Clinic is the final department of the club. Its purpose is to promote good grooming, manners, and health in school. Besides an annual dress-up day it promotes various other projects. Doris Savone is chairman and Mrs. Losia Davies sponsor. HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE Row 1—G. Swenson. H. Stone. B. Hawley. D. Mcrgcn, P. Hanke. D. Wold. M. Skccdc. J. Schimming. B. Phillips. Miss Frcdcrickson, M. Ciulla, J. Steinke. L. Kruger, M. Scilehr, A. Coghlan. D. Mattison. M. Serling. Row 2—A. Coghlan. B. McKicrnan. A. McCarten, A. Gambino. R. Pullara, P. Morrell. D. Lawton, J. Butterfield. D. Marty, C. Rogge. E. Meehan. M Applebaum. M. Bcnstchawcl, D. Schulte. P. Weger. C. Lanharn. M. Withers, B. Hanncman, G Bingham. Row 3—S. Kinsella. G. Brockert. R. King. P. Bender. E. Skenandorc. B. Anderson. E. Cords, J. Davis. V. Mullen. R. Spencer. N. Wiggicworth. Y. Vitensc. M Miller. P. Ninedorf, L. Comitkcy. A. Pertsborn. J. Brilliott. M. Aldrich, J. Waliace. A. Capaci Row 4—R. Hacke. P. Winger. J. Jiru. J. Taliard. S. Balt ell. M. Gunderson, R. Matthews. I. Walker. F. Mullarky. S. Poore. L. Atchcrson. P. Maltese. C, Frciman. H. Dinger. L RafTel. D. Zirkel. D. BurwcII. J. Prestigiacomo. N. Ball. R Emmerich. J. Raimond. Row 5—p. Marino. A Picrttorff, L M: chcll. G. Gullickson. I. Larson. L. Schiro. C. Lynch. P. Roberts. D. Donis. L. Weisc. J. Schillinger, M Thompson. ii. Elliott. H. Knox. J Auby. E. Melvin. L Derra. J. Baumann. M Gant. P. Ellis. G. Harrington. C. Bailey. S. Harmening J. Engelbergef. LOST AND FOUND COMMITTEE r0w l___J. Westbury. J. Esser. R. Hall. J. Kline. Miss Pope. B. Anderson, D. Simms. L. Marty. E. Wollin. Row 2 D. Trovaskis, A. Daggett. D. Roberts. L, Wallace. R LafTcrty. J. Reilly. J. Scheu. P McGilliean. J. Biebcrstcin. Row 3 I. Duffield. D. Johnston. L. Moen. L. Neuhauser. C. Haugc. E. Miller, S. Knutson. S. Daggett, J. Martin. U____ tf V� r n.na«n I DmS CANDY COMMITTEE Row i_H. Klope, F. Gaffney. S. Herschleb. L. Hire. Mr. Ashman. A. Jensen. A. Natvig. M Peterson. D. Vivian!. Row 2—L. Witek, C. Benson. J. Joyce. M. Prescott. M. Lynch. G. Broaden. S. Shapiro. D. Strmiska. R. Beil. G. Hirn. J. Wcstbury. Row 3—M Patxer, I. Richgcls. R. Moran. J. Zindars, J. Scherer. L. Lawson. L. Pieh. L. Alagna. M Biel. V. Paltx, WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE Row 1—B. Mulhern. M. Diedcrich. P. Feeney. B. Hobbs. Miss Syftcstad, S. Boyd. S. Meier. D. Hanson. L. A Brewer. Row 2—L. Marty. A. Wagner, E. Austin, M. Michalson. M. Nyberg, M. Schiavo, B. Ehl. D. Savone. J. DiPiazzo. L. DeWaide. N. Thomas. Row 3—S. Rubado. M. Wolfe, C. Bryant, H. Hinze. A. Popp. D. Amcra. D. Hanson, C. Cotter. B. Miller, A. Matthews, J. Schmook. M. Winger. M. Elvord. G-C CLINIC Row 1—J. Melvin, E. Moungey. C. Scbcfflcr, D. Savone, Mrs. Davies. A. Hutchinson. J. Hendriksen. L. Schmid, B. Hornbeck. Row 2—D. Rector, M. Ford, E. Barnes, E. Kraus, D. Walton. D. Burdick. D. Behling, D. Gill. D. Mattcson. C. Stassi, L. Gerry. J. Boehnen. F. Rose. F°w 3—M. Larson, D. Neu, R. Pickarts. H. Howe, R. Lynch, M. Hartnett, J. Cleary. L. Johnson, G Olson, M. Hodg-son, L. TenEyck. K. Caricr, R. Anderson, C. Disrud. B. Beckett. L. Cook. Hi-y Row I—F. Oliva. R. Marsh, C. Fiscus. P. McCann, Mr. Gross, W. Schneider, D. Schneider, C. Caruso. K. Tipler. Row 2—H. Yamahiro. O. Schneider, D. Gasser, A. Pclletteri, R. Colt. L. Gasser, R. Caucutt, J. Jensen. J. Weaver, P. Cleary. E. Falci, O. Moyer. Row 3—R Price. W. Conroy, K. Sticha, C. DiLoreto, N. Hansen, R. Ross, W. Withers, A. Dockery, R. Bates, E. Withers, J. McDonald. G. Biglcy, A. Sweet. President .... Pat McCann Treasurer..............Carl Fiscus Vice-president. William Schneider Sponsor. . . Mr. Richard Gross “The creed of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character.” In order to become a member of Hi-Y a boy must meet four requirements of.scholarship, character, personality, and participation in activities. The activities that the Hi-Y has taken part in this year are selling programs at home football games, putting on a basketball pep program, putting on the Horsefoot Follies” between halves of the West-Central basketball game, printing schedules of the athletic events, sponsoring a dance after the double-header at the field house, getting together with the Y-teens and having a discussion on “Boy-Girl Problems,” and holding the annual Hi-Y picnic. The Central Hi-Y also gave a scholarship to an outstanding senior boy. Dorance Benzschawel Gene Bigley Carl Caruso Ronald Caucutt Paul Cleary William Conroy Clement DiLoreto Albert Dockery Ernest Falci Carl Fiscus Norman Hansen MEMBERS Donald Gasser La Verne Gasser John Jensen Patrick McCann James McDonald Richard Marsh Joseph Montalto Owen Moyer Frank Oliva Angelo Pclletteri Richard Price Robert Ross David Schneider Donald Schneider William Schneider Kenneth Sticha Allen Sweet Keith Tipler James Weaver Edward Withers William Withers Harold Yamahiro 72 PHY-CHEM ow 1—A. Jensen. B. Anderson, E. Hagen. R. Price. Mr. Sprecher. L. Hodgson. P. Cleary, J. Schmook. B. Miller. Row 2—J, Biebersteln. E. Kraus. L. Him. B. Fuller. H. Hin e. H. Yamahiro. M. Diederich. B. Meehan. A. Natvig. R°w S—J. James. J. Henning. A. Pelletteri. J. Graham. J. Hogc. R- Zach, K. Lutterman. J. Stats, A. Sweet. B. Gabriel. President..................................Richard Price Vice-president................................Gene Hagen Sergeant-at-arms..............................Paul Cleary Secretary-treasurer......................Lowell Hodgson Reporters...............Beth Kohnstamm, Betty Anderson Sponsor.............................Mr. Rolland Sprecher Phy-Chem Club is composed of pupils interested in science and wishing an opportunity to learn more about it. The group is associated with the Wisconsin Academy of Science and with the Science Clubs of America to which organizations go a membership fee which brings the club many interesting pamphlets and publications. In addition to maintaining a science display in the corridor case on first floor, Phy-Chem prepared an extensive exhibit of models of the inventions of Edison. These were on display at the Bank of Madison during Edison Week. Each club member is required to show progress on some one science project each semester. Betty Anderson Jo Ann Bieberstein Paul Cleary Mary Diederich Robert Fuller Robert Gabriel James Graham Gene Hagen James Henning MEMBERS Harry Hinze LaVona Him Lowell Hodgson James Hoge John James Irma Kraus Kenneth Lutterman Alice Jensen Betty Meehan Audrey Natvig Angelo Pelletteri Richard Price Janette Schmook James Statz Allen Sweet Paul Waggoner Harry Yamahiro Richard Zach 73 MCLUB Row I—D. Gasser. J. Morey, F. Oliva. G. Bigtcy. Mr. Pollock, Mr. Alwin, P. McCann. J. Caravclto. A. Sweet. V. Busier. Row 2—J. Jensen, J. Flcury, K. Felix, L. Gasser. E. Withers, N. Hansen. W. Bcld. C. Fisc us, R. Colt. J. Malas. Kow 3—E. Jones. W. Bigley. A. Dockery, W. Withers. R. Marsh. R. Caucutt. R. Bates. W. Conroy. D. Knutson. The M Club is made up of all the boys who have won letters in sports. The club this year promoted a junior-senior basketball game on March 7 and later the minstrel show. The purpose of these activities is to secure funds to cover expenses on injuries sustained by the football, basketball, and traci stars during the year. The W.I.A.A. provides some payment for injuries received by players, and the aim of the club is to help those who are unable to pay the balance for the medical care that is required. George Barry Russ Bates William Beld Dorance Benzschawcl Gene Bigley Walter Bigley Vernon Busser John Caravello Richard Colt William Conroy Albert Dockery Kenneth Felix Frank Fellows Carl Fiscus Jerome Fleury Donald Gasser La Verne Gasser Norman Hansen Charles Hopkins John Jensen Eugene Jones Donald Knutson John Malas Dick Marsh Pat McCann Jay Morey Frank Oliva Robert Schaeffer A1 Stark Allen Sweet Gary Swenson Keith Tipler Mel Troia Joe Washington James Weaver James Wilcox Ed Withers William Withers Bob Ziesch 74 ELECTRICIANS Row 1—K. McMahan. M. Zimmerman. L. Hodgson. Mr. Sprecher. J. Henning. D. Henning. J. Hoge. Row 2—R. Barringer, N. Hin c, R. Rosa, J. Heiss. B. Hovcy. J. Graham, R. Teegardin. MONITORS Row 1—J. Hendriksen. N. Dosscy, A. Jensen, L. Him, B. Hobbs, B. Meehan, M. Diederich. J. Joyce. A. Wagner. E. Cords. Row 2—D. Roberts, N. Thomas. J. Esscr. B, Anderson, J. Tallard. M. Pope. M. Michalson. J. Postler, A. Natvig. Row 1—M Lynch, J Schev, M. DcWaide. A. Popp. M Harnett, R. Lafferty. J. Reilly, L. DeWaide. 1 75 CALENDAR September School starts off with a new time schedule, new teachers, cute new soph girls, and many returning vets. The Mirror launches the year with a temporary staff—does a good job too. Central overthrows Wisconsin High 33 to 0. Not bad for a start. Girls’ Club has its first meeting; the cabinet looks very fetching all dressed up. On a very muddy field Central takes Beloit 7 to 6 in a conference opener. October Mary Aldrich takes over the annual editorship and has the first meeting of the staff. The highlight of October is the big homecoming. The pep rally and the dance will always be remembered by Centralites. The game was a honey too—Central 20; Park 7. Yes, homecoming takes a lot of work and planning, but isn’t it fun—especially making cider at Mr. Ashman’s? November The month starts out with a win over Racine Horlick and a bus ride to the game that set a record for break-downs and flats. Today is a very busy day with G. C. Clinic holding annual Dress-up Day; the first dance of the year, “The Basket Ball”; and the state student council convention at Oshkosh. The football team winds up the season with its second annual banquet. Is that ham and apple pie tasty! Editors of the Mirror and yearbook cut Thanksgiving festivities all too short to attend a press convention in Milwaukee—and vote it a great success. “The Great Big Doorstep” is presented by the dramatics department. Bill Gustafson steals the show. December Our basketball five proves itself in a series of wins over Wisconsin High, Monroe, Beloit, East, West, and Horlick. Not bad. . Hi-Y keeps busy on the Central-West game putting on a good pep rally and a sidesplitting between-halves program, “The Horsefoot Follies”. The senior class elects Bill Schneider president. Delores Simms is chosen D.A.R. Good Citizen. The orchestra surprises us with a strictly all popular concert. No doubt the Christmas pageant is a special success because Mary Diedrich is such a lovely Mary. Christmas vacation is welcomed with open arms and New Year’s Eve is celebrated at the Loft the same way. January Bad luck haunts us along basketball lines. First we lose the first game of the year with Park, 38 to 25; then in the Janesville tilt A1 Dockery is badly injured. The camera for the newspaper and yearbook finally arrives after a record long wait. Exams start and keep going! The sophs look scared and the seniors look worse. 76 CALENDAR February A gigantic snowstorm blows in and leaves a two day vacation behind it. It’s fun floundering in shoulder high snowbanks. The blizzard delays everything including the winter concert, but it's worth waiting for. Valentine’s Day comes and goes. Central boys are a little shy about candy and flowers. Success at last! The whole school is being decorated. Pink, blue, green, and yellow are seen everywhere. East upsets Central 37 to 35 in the first tournament game at Columbus. It is a heart-breaker, but the Central team looked pretty fine all the same. March Our mighty basketball outfit are guests at a banquet this time, and they eat roast beef. Track training starts. The outlook is good. Prom tickets go on sale. The juniors believe in an early start, and Central girls begin to worry. Sophomore vs. Juniors, and Juniors vs. Seniors is the bill of fare at the M-Club sponsored games. The juniors seem to be looking for punishment, but they show up well. “Sweethearts”, a comic opera, is presented by the music department. Betty Figler’s voice is sweeter than ever. A pril The annual has gone to press and Mary Aldrich and Miss Ritzmann relax. Spring vacation is welcome this year. There seem to be extreme cases of spring fever. Even sulphur and molasses don’t help. Prom is definitely the event of the year. Aren’t some of .the couples surprising? Seniors are really having some heated class meetings now. May Our last concert in high school. Each senior determines to make it good. Track is well under way now. It still looks good—with Jay Morey a star. Senior dance—our last in the dear old gym. Surprising how many underclassmen are there. June Exams again ... for the last time at Central. There isn’t any time to feel sad at the senior class picnic. The bugs or the entertainment keep us in stitches. Class night—the banquet is wonderful; the play is much better than any other; the parties afterward are much gayer. Commencement—the usual tears on some faces, the rest enjoying even the last minutes of high school life. 77 AMONG OUR SOUVENIRS It was another of those dreary, rainy summer nights when there never seemed to be anything to do. Our eyes light on a scrap book which holds memories of some of our most important high school events. On the first page we find a picture of the leading couples of our sophomore year. They are Evelyn Cords and Delrnar Ireland; Audrey Natvig and Paul Cleary; Lela Ackley and Paul Waggoner; and Herb Wilkinson and Delores Elliott. On the next page there’s a scrap of paper from one of our night rallies where we always found Dan Murray, Ernie Falci, Henrietta Hinze, and Mary Prescott slaving away; and who is that over there? Oh yes, that’s Roger Belz under all those papers. Here are some new students who came in our junior year. Shirley Meier, Lois Wiese, Mary Larson, and Betty Jolivette add some girls to the waiting list. We did get some new boys too though, Jim Langdon, Dick Launder, Keith McMahon, and Ken Lutterman. Later in the year Dorothy Adler and Margaret Howe decided to try Central too. Here is a snap of the gym, and on it we find Jo Jiru, Mary Cuilla, and Phil Winger, who are probably trying to get on the same team. In the other corner of the gym we find Addrena Matthews, Anna Banks, Mary Alice Elvord, and Loretta Wallace. Glancing up from our memory book for a while, we see two silhouettes on the wall which date back to the Junior Prom. These remind us of some of the couples we saw there. Among them were Dick Price and Lois Comiskey; Jean Baumann and Harold Stieve; George New and Ruth Spencer; Don Knutson and Rita Moran; Jean Joyce and Bill Meuer; and Donna Hauck and Robert Geiger. Going back to our book we find a Mirror which we forgot to give to Jan Schillinger, who, along with Jane Martin, Ruth Haake, Gloria Swenson, and Jean Scherer took a real interest in the Centralites-in-Service Committee. These next two pages are covered with pictures of kids who are always seen together. Here are Jo Ann Bieberstein and Beth Kohnstamm; next to them is the picture of Betty Anderson and Lois Pieh. Then there are two more; one is of Rose Pullara, Jean DiMag-gio, and Phyllis Marino; and the other is of Audrey Wagner, Ramona Hall and Cynthia Cotter. There are souvenirs from all the little towns we went through on our way to games in the chartered buses. Occupying the front seats were Fran Gaffney, Pat Dooley, Alice Jensen, LaVona Hirn, and Helen Klope. In the back seats we found John Stevenson, Don Hanson, Ronald Goodrich, Karl Loehrer, Jim Holl, Milford VanGilder, and Ronald Syvrud. The few of us who managed to squeeze into the little bus that went to Racine will never forget our troubles. Two flat tires, rain, no lights, and finally the game; but coming home it was different. There were two buses and almost everyone got into the big one. A few of us wanted to sleep; so Betty Meehan occupied the first seat fast asleep, Marie DeWaide in the second drifted off to dreamland, Phil Wiswell had the whole back seat, and a few others were making good use of the rest of the seats in the little bus. Here is a picture of the Square Sweet Shop. There’s Pat Merkle, Shirley Herschleb, and Delores Viviani; and not far away in another booth sit Russ Bates, Johnnie Craig, Richard Colt, and Dick Marsh. Over there are Allen Miller and Carol Lynch sitting together. Here is a picture of a group of vets whe are clamoring to get back to old Central. Among them are Bill Ferger, John Malas, Roger Gesme, Ronald Caucutt, Ed Withers, Dennis and Dean Syvrud, and Bill Beld. Later on came John Blandino and John Fistus from the Navy. Among the list of new comers in our senior year are Mel Troia from St. Norberts; Irene Larson, Monie Boyle and Dick Hall from East; John Mack from West; Irma Kraus from Canada; Lou Schmid from Monroe; John James from Mississippi; A1 Cafferty from Baraboo; Bob Ryan from Edgewood; and Marion Wolfe and Christine Bailey. 78 What’s this? Oh, that’s a basketball player from one of our dances, which reminds us of John and Joanan Postler, that super dancing couple; Cary Swenson and Mary Died-rich, another swell couple, and then there’s Shirley Rubado and Benny Kalish; and Jim Wilcox and Alice Pertzborn. Here is a program from the East game where we saw Jackie Westbury and Elizabeth Wollin yelling their heads off. Mona King, Mary Cruger, and Dorothy Burwell were doing all right too. It seemed that Arlene Daggett and Nyla Ball also had some interest in East that night. I wonder who it was? Those? They are notables. How could we have put on any of our plays and pep programs without our electricians, Jim Henning and Lowell Hodgson? Then we remember that our senior class elected Bill Schneider president. Delores Simms was chosen D.A.R. candidate. Mary Aldrich did a magnificent job of heading the annual staff. Bob Gabriel headed the Ushers Club. Joyce Kline became the head of Lost and Found; and Betty Phillips became the head of the Hospitality Committee. Oh! Here’s a picture of the three musketeers’’. Norm Hanson. Ken Felix, and Jerry Fleury; and here’s a picture of a couple of boys with astonished looks on their faces; they are Eugene Day and Frank Oliva, who have just found out that school is important. Here is one of the tacks that Bob Fuller always seemed to find on his desk probably put there by Dick Them or Norbert Plewke. The Central halls would never have been so bright without the brilliant smiles of Mary Ann O'Loughan and Bob Kittleson. Oh; yes, it was during our senior year that home room 301 broke up and Louise Derra and Delores Travaskis came to home room 203, and home room 208 inherited Jean Henrickson. I wonder if some of these pictures were taken by Bill Winter, our ace photographer? Here is a picture of Home Room 218 during third period. There’s Justin Sweet and Larry Day working math problems at the board; and there’s Jessie Davis; Anita Gaukel, Lois Raff el t and Carol Bryant having an interesting conference. Lloyd Goth. Eugene Hagen, and Jim Statz are probably up in the lab working on another atomic bomb or something. One of our fondest memories is the Loft where we always saw Mary Peterson, Jackie Zindars, Malcolm McVicar, Paul Vaughn, Dorny Benzschawel, Tom Tinker, Bob Zirkel and Carl Fiscus. Then of course there were Joe Montalto, Pat Feeney, and Don Schultz. Towards the end of the year diamonds appeared on the hands of Delores Hanson, Peggy Morrell, Shirley Knutson, and Jackie Engleburger. Then there were the girls who were waiting for the Navy, Josie Prestiagiacomo, Loa Lawson, and Peggy Baltzell. Of course there was Phil Wiswell, who was waiting for her soldier; and some of us were very much surprised to find out that Lorraine Williams was married. End of the year headlines were: Pat McCann becomes an all round athlete; Jay Morey becomes a track star; Darleen Hanson becomes an expert flutist; Ray Gloe has a lead in Sweethearts”; Jim Holl and John Caravello become expert typists. And here is a picture of the Quiet Boys”; Milton Austin, Wendell Phillips, Paul Beardsley, and Dave Schmitt. 9 All of a sudden we find ourselves at the end of this beautiful dream. That’s the last page. Oh, well, there are lots more memories that don’t need recording in a book. 79 % I PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Aldrich Wayne K. Allemang Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Anderson Bendheim’s Mrs. Charles K. 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BOWMAN FARM DAIRY Smooth Sailing, Friends Democrat printing COMPANY • Letter Press and Photo - Offset Madison Musicians7 Association 302 State Street Fairchild 8211 • Badger 486 - 487 - 488 114 South Carroll Street MADISON, WISCONSIN I 96