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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1952 volume:

The TYCHOBERAHN 1952 Published by The Senior Class of Central High MADISON, WISCONSIN I « I [2] This year we, as seniors, would like to dedicate our annual to the underclassmen. 13 J 3 COM FACU LTY SENIORS NDERGRADS SPORTS ACTIVITIES JUNIOR HIGH Mh. William Mahsii Assistant Principal Office Staff Mbs. Hamoxa Crasser Mrs. Marik Johnston Mrs. Cora Fodkll MB| The year 1952 brings with it problems, situations, and disappointments which the American boy and girl must face. The future may look discouraging. However, in spite of these problems there has been much opportunity to achieve and to help improve. Scientific equipment, industrial machinery and modern methods are all available to the young man or woman who has the will and the positive attitude and faith to put these tools to work for a great purpose. Earl D. Bhown, Principal Math Miss Anna Syfestad Mrs. Anna Cole Miss Florence Morris Mr. Benjamin siiman English Mrs. Carol Sturm Miss Elizabeth Ritzmann Mr. Robert Tottincham Not Pictured Mr. Rorert Herreid Language Miss Merle Baldwin Latin and German Miss June Torke French aiul Spanish Social Studies Miss Amelia Yakgkr Miss Bf.da Mack in Mr. Victor I.awing Mr. Marvin Foster Mr. John McDowell Music Mr. Walter Fandrich Miss Darleex McCormick Librarians Miss Lois Mills Mbs. Helen Kirkpatrick Commercial Mr. Harold Pollock Miss Anne Haxkey Miss Anne Juxginger Science Mr. Roland Sprkcher Xot Pictured Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins I 10] Home Economics Mrs. Jean Bruins Mrs. Mary Jo McBride Ph t sical Ed neat ion Mr. Jess Lyon Mr. Harold Rooney I Industrial Arts Mr. John Bond Mr. Edward Colbert [ ll 1 Physical Education Mrs. Eleanor Salutos Miss Marguerite Shepard Surse Miss Ethel Bohan I 12] [13) Custodians Arnold Baumann Ra Schwoegler Russell Quast Mrs. Ann I’rhan Peter Wohlfred Joe Engelberger Guidance Miss Nina Fredrickson Mr. R. William Haucax [14 1 SENIORS MARLYN ANDERSON Annual; Junior Town Meeting; Girl's Club; Girl’s Sports; Kul CrOSS Club; Senior Dance. COLLEEN BELD Annual; Mirror; Choir; Junior Town Meeting; Usherettes; Student Council; Social Committee; Scrap Committee; Girl’s Club: Girl’s Sports Red Cross Club, secretary; “A Dream Walt : Senior Dance, chairman. THOMAS A. BIDAR Field and Stream: Football; Basketball: T r a c k; Senior Dante. JUDY BLY Annual; Mirror; Choir; Junior Town Meeting; Girl's M Club; Student Council; Social Committee: Scrap Committee; Girl’s Club, president; “A Dream Waltz; ' Ice Cream Committee. LAVERN ANDERSON Field and Stream; Tennis: Electricians; Scrap Committee; Senior Class Night. LORRAINE BALLERT Annual; Monitor. Girl’s Club; Red Cross Club; Senior Dance. BEVERLY JEAN BENDER Mirror; Junior Town Meeting; Scrap Committee: Girl’s Club; Girl’s Sports; Ice Cream Committee. JIM B1NGER Field and Stream; M Club; Football; Track; Strap Committee; Senior Class Night. [16] SOPHIE BONANNO Usherettes; Monitor: Girl's Club; Senior Banquet, co-chairman. NICK BONl’HA Field and Stream; Basketball. Ushers; lee Cream Committee. CLARENCE BOSBEN Field and Stream. Phy-Chein Club; lli-Y. Hockey; Cheerleader; Pep Committee. ROBERTA A. BROWNING Usherettes; Girl s Club; Girl s Sports; Senior Finance; Senior (.'lass Night. JEAN M. BONCIOVANI Choir; Junior Town Meeting; Usherettes; Girl's Club; Girl’s Sjjorts; A Dream Waltz;” Senior ('lass Night. JANETTE BOODY Choir; Usherettes; ('.iri s Club; Girl’s Sports; Invitations, chairman. KEN BOYLAN lli-Y; “M” Club; Football; Basketball; Baseball: Track; Student (Council; (.lass motto and colors. MARY E. BUTLER Annual; Mirror; Usherettes, head usherette; Girl’s Club: Red Cross Club; Caps and Gowns Committee; Senior Kir II.UK • I IT] J VCKIK CAN DELLA Annual; Girl’s Club; Girl’s Sports; Senior Picnic. JENNY ANN CAPACI Band; Girl's Club; Senior Class Night. THERESA A. COGIILAN Usherettes; Monitor; Girl's Club; Senior Banquet. JOE M. CONWAY Field and Stream; Sophomore Basketball; Scrap Committee; Senior Picnic. HENRY COLT Field and Stream; Wrestling; Pep Committee. RICH RD CORBETT Mirror. Sports Editor; M ' Club; Football; Basketball. Baseball: Track; Commencement. I 1« 1 KATHERINE D. COTTS Monitor; Girl’s Club; Senior Invitations. BILL CRIM Field and Stream; Ushers; Senior Class Night. SANDRA LEE DAYTON Annual; Mirror; I'sherettes; Monitor; Social Committee; Girl’s Club; Senior Class Night: Ice Cream Committee. BE A Del IA VEX Choir; All-Central Committee; Social Cominittee; Pep Committee; Scrap Committee; Girl’s Club, vice-president. Senior Dance; Cheerleader. MARY DiCRISTINA I'sherettes, sec.-tr e.is,; Girls Club; Senior Banquet. FRANK ELKINTON Field and Stream, vittt-pres.; Senior Finance. NANCY DEER INC Band; Junior Town Meeting; Monitor; Girl's Club; Senior Class Night. IOYCE DeHAYEN Curl's Club; Social Committee. MARJORIE DIRIENZO Dramatics Club; Junior Town Meeting; Girl’s Club; Curl’s Sports; Senior Dance. DORIS ELLIOT I lospitality. I 19] LORRAINE K. EMORDENO Annual; Mirror; Orchestra; Band. Dramatics Club; Usherettes; Student Council; Social Committee; Girl’s Club; Girl's Sports; Class Night; Ice Crc.un Committee. OZZIE FARRELL Electrician's president and film custodian. PATRICIA FINN Mirror; Usherettes; Caps and Gowns. JESSIE LOU FKEILINC Annual; Mirror; Choir; Moni-tor. Social Cohimittee; Senior Dance; Ice Cream, co-chairman. PHYLLIS E. ERICKSON Mirror; Girl’s Club; Class r'urdv HILDA FERGUSON Annual; Mirror; Choir; Social Committee. FREDERICK J. FRANKLY Band. Drum Major; Field and Stream; Dramatics (Hub; Phy-Chem Club; Ili-Y; Basketball. Track; t'slu-rs; Student Council; Social Committee: Our Hearts Were Young and Cav;' Senior Dance, co-chairman. ANN JOAN FB FI MAN Annual; Mirror; Band, secretary. Choir; Junior Town Meeting; Monitor; S o c i a I Committee; Mother Is A Freshman; Senior Dance. [20 1 RICHARD DI ANE FULLER Hi-Y; Student Council; Social Committee; Mother is a Freshman; Senior (.'lass President. DON S. GILBERTSON Basketball; Scrap Committee; Senior Dance. DONALD L. COTHARD Phy-Chem Club; Junior Town Meeting; Hi-Y. M Club Football; Basketball. Baseball; Student Council, president All-Central Committee; Sophomore class president; Junior class, vice-president; Senior Banquet; Class Motto and Colors. ALICE JANE HAESLER Choir; Monitor; Student Council; Social Committee; Junior class secretary and treasurer; Senior Dance; Commencement. FRANK CENNA Field and Stream; Basketball, Four Lakes; Scrap Committee. DARLENE GILLETTE Mirror editor; Orchestra; Band; Choir; Dramatics Club; Phy-Chem, vice-pres.; Girl's “M Chib; Girl's Club; Girl's Sports; Red Cross; A Dream Walt ; ('lass Night; Senior Banquet. ROBERT A. GUMZ M Club; Football; Basketball; Student Council. Senior Dance. ROBERT HAESSIC Hi-Y; Football; M Club; Wrestling; Ushers; Senior Class Niulit, co-chairman. 1211 BARBARA JEAN HARRINGTON d h o i r: Social Committee; Scrap Committee; Girl's Club; Girl's Spurts. CHARLES HARRIS Field and Stream; Ili-Y, “M Club; Football; Four Lakes Basketball; Track; Wrestling; Senior Class vice-president; Senior Picnic co-chairman. JAMES HILGERS Field and Stream; Student Council; Invitations; Hockey. MYRA HOUGHTON Girl’s Club; Girl’s Sports; Red Cross Club; Senior Class Night. PATRICIA MARY II ARRINGTON Junior Town Meeting; Girl's Club; Ice Cream Committee. BILLIE W. IIELDMAN Orchestra; Band; Curl’s Club. Girl's Sports; Red Cross Club; Class Motto ami Colon. BEVERLY SALOME HILL Annual. Mirror. Orchestra; Band; Girl’s M Club pres.. Monitor; Student Council; Curl's Club; Curl’s Sports: Commencement co-chairman. [22 1 NORMAN EARL IIOVEY Orchestra; Band; Field and Stream; Football; Track. MYRTLE M. IIOVVLEY Band; Class Motto and Colors. EVELYN JENSEN Usherettes; Monitor; Girl's Club. THOMAS X. JOHNSON Phy-Cheni Club. Ushers vice pres.: Student Council; Social Committee; Senior Dance; Electricians Club. BEVERLY JACOBSON Annual; Monitor; Social Committee; Girl's Club; Chairman of Hospitality Committee. DOROTHY MAE JOHNSON Mirror; ('.iri s Club; A Dream Waltz” costumes; Commencement. CAROL JOLIVETTE Monitor; Girl's Club; Senior Cups and Gowns. PATRICIA KELLEY Usherettes; Scrap Own nit tee; Girl’s (dub; Girl's Sports; Class Cards. [23] JEAN KARNES Student Council. Girl s Club; Senior Class Ni«ht. nr BY ANN KEPLER Annu.tl Editor; Mirror; Orchestra; Choir; Junior Town Meeting secretory; Girl's M Club; Monitor; Student Council; Social Committee; Girl’s Club; Girl's S| � rts; Ice Cream Committee. PATRICIA KILEY Girl’s Chib. KENNETH KINGERY Choir. MARILYN A. KRAAK Orchestra; Choir; Student Council; Girl's Club; Girl's Sports; Senior Class Night. SARAH La DUKE Annual; Mirror; Orchestra; Choir; Phy-Chcm; Junior T o w u Meeting ice-pres,; Girl's M Club; Monitor; Social Committee; Girl's Club; Girl’s Sjxirts; Senior Finance; Ice Cream Committee. 11 ARLAN D K LAGOS Field and Stream; Ili-Y president: M I lul Football; Basketball; Track; Student Council; Banquet Committee co-chairman. JAN IS MARIE KROME Girl's Club; Art Club; Annual. I JOEL J. LISKA Annual. Mirror; Choir; Phy-Chcm; Junior Town Meeting; Hi-Y: M Club; Basketball Manager; Baseball Manager; Track Manager; Golf; Student Council; Pep Committee; Scrap Committee; A Dream Walt ; Mother i a Freshman; Senior Class Night; Senior Banquet; Senior Dance Tennis: Electricians Club. 12IJ RICHARD ). Unsocial Committee; Electricians Club; lee Cream co-chairman. PATRICIA LYNCH I lospitality; Usherettes. PAUL A. MALY Field and Stream; Senior Class Night DAVID LUPTOX Field and Stream president. NANCY MANASCO Girl’s Club: Class Card’s co- chairman. CAROL ALICE MARTIN Annual; Student Council; Curl’s Club; Girl’s Sjmrts. Red Cross Club; Senior Dance. [25 1 RICHARD CARL MASINO Choir. ROGER MAYER Choir; Ili-Y; Football; Hockey; Ice ('ream Committee. MAXINE M. MICK Social Committee: Girl’s Club; Senior Class Night. FRIEDA MILLER Mirror; Choir; Social Committee; Scrap Coimnittee; Girl's Club; “A Dream Walt ; Senior Picnic; Senior Dance, SHIRLEY A. MORSCH HAUSER Mirror; Choir; Phy-Chcm; Junior Town Meeting; Monitor; Scrap Committee; Girl’s Club; Senior Banquet; Senior Finance; Student Council; All-(Central Committee. MILO R. NELSON Field and Stream; M Club; Football; Basketball; Student Council; Senior Picnic. JIM NOLTXEK Hi-Y; “M Club; Football Basketball; Track; Student Council: Sophomore ident; Senior (.'las Class Cards. ERNEST NOVARA Annual. Business Manager; Mirror; Choir: Student Council; Scrap Committee; “A Dream Waltz; Senior Finance. • . MARVIN MAZURSKY Mirror. Field and Stream; Hi-Y; “M Club president; Track; Scrap Committee; Class Night. MV ID McCANN •'icld and Stream; M Club; •’ootball; Basketball; Baseball; Track; Golf. [26J RICHARD S. OLSON Field and Stream; Hi-Y; M Club; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Coif; Student Council; Social Committee; Class Cards, eo-chainnan. ETIIELYN PARKIIl'RST Annual, assistant alitor; Mirror; Junior Town Meeting; Girl's “M Club; Monitor; Student Council; IVp Committee, secretary; Girl’s Club; Girl's Sports, Red Cross Club; Cups and Gowns, co-chairman; Senior Banquet; Icc Cream Committee. CARMEN PERONTO Annual; lunior Town Meeting; Student Council: Social Committee; Girl’s Club: Girl s Sports; Red Cross Club; Ice Cream Committee. GILBERT POND M Club; Football: Basketball; Baseball. All-Central Committee; Class Motto and Colors. JAMES OTTl'M M Club; Basketball. Four laikes; Golf; Senior Dance. ALAN PERONTO Field and Stre;un. MARCELLA PIERCE Girl’s Club. Cups and Gowns. co-chairman. VITO PULLARA Field ami Stream; Phy-Chein Club; Student Council: Senior Class Night. [27 1 POLLY H. PYRE Annual; Minor; Orchestra; Choir; Junior Town Meeting; Student Council; Pep Committee; Curl's Sports; Picnic, i o-chairman. WILLIS REAM M Club; Football. JOAN ROGGE Choir; Curl's Club; Girl's Sports; Senior Picnic; Monitor. DIXIE ROSEMEYER Annual; Mirror; Band; Usherettes; Monitor; Curl's Club; Girl's Sjwirt.s; Red Cross Club; Senior Banquet. RITA MARIE RANO Mirror; Choir; Junior Town Meeting; Girl's M Club; Social Committee, Scrap Committee; Girl's Club; Curl's Sports; Senior Finance; Cheerleader. GEORGE REILLY WAYNE E. ROISUM Field and Stream; Phy-Chem Club. Football. Basketball; Senior Class Night. NORBERT SCHACHTE Annual; Mirror; Field and Stream; Ili-Y; Football; Basketball; Junior Class President; Senior Picnic; Class Motto and Colors. [28] MARY ANN SCHIRO Mirror, advertising manager; Dramatics Club, secretary; Junior Town Meeting: Usherettes; Student Council; Girl s Club; Girl’s Sports; “A Dream Walt ; “Our Hearts Were Young and Gay; “Seven Sisters;’’ Senior Finnmv, chairman. RONAI.D CLAYTON SIEWERT Field and Stream. Track; Tennis; Stageerew. BETTY SMAIL Orchestra; Choir; Club; Student Club. Phv-Chem Council; Girl’s VIRGINIA ANN SPRINGER Band; Usherettes; Girl’s Club. Girl's Sports; Senior Banquet. IIM SCOTT Field ami Stream: Basketball. Four Lakes; Baseball. LEROY RICHARD SKAAR Field and Stream; Football; Track. ROBERT JOHN SOULE Field and Stream; Hockey: Electricians; Senior Picnic ROSE MARIE STARKUS Annual; Mirror; Choir; Dramatics Club; Student Council; Social Sommittec; Strap Committee: Girl’s Club; Girl’s Sports; “Mother is a Freshman;” Senior Banquet; Art Club. [ 20 1 CAROL MAY STEMM Annual; Mirror; Monitor; Curl’s Club; Girl's Sports; Rod Cross Club; Senior Dance. RAELYN STROUD Annual. Choir; Phy-Chem Club; Girl's Club; Senior Dance. MARLOWE A. SUTER “M Club; Basketball; Golf; Hockey; Senior Dane . JOAN TALIAFERRO Orchestra; Choir; Dramatics; Student Council; Pep Coin-inittce, chairman;.Girl's Cluh; A Dream Walt ;” Senior Picnic; Senior Class Night. CHARLINE STORLEY Annual: Mirror; Orchestra; Band; Phv-Chein Club; Usherettes: Monitor; Scrap Committee; Girl’s Club; Red Cross Club; “A Dream Waltz; Senior Class Night. VOLALA STI LL Girl’s Club; Girl's Sports; Student Council: Cheerleader. CURTIS TALIAFERRO Field and Stream; Choir: Football; Basketball; Track: Wrestling; Senior Banquet. JACQUELINE LOUISE THOMPSON Annual; Choir; Monitor; Girl’s Club; Dream waltz; “Mother is a Freshman;” Class Night. [30] DAVID THURMAN Band; Field and Stream; Choir; Hi-Y; Football; Basket-Jail; Track; Wrestling; Student Council; Social Committee; A Dream Waltz;” Senior Banquet. CARMEN TORTORICI M” Club; Basketball; Baseball; Class Motto and Colors. TERRENCE E. TURNER Orchestra; Band, sergeant; Dramatics Club; Hi-Y. Vice-President; Baseball; Wrestling; Ushers, sec.-treas.; Student Council, treas.; Senior Dance; Senior Banquet; Senior Finance. VERNA SUE VOLK MANN Annual; Band; Monitor; Social Committee; Girl’s Club; Girl’s Sports; Senior Finance; Ice Cream Committee. LOREN TIPLER Field and Stream; M Club: Basketball: Baseball: Student Council: Scrap Committee; Senior Picnic. MURIEL TURNBULL Mirror. Choir; Girl’s Nl Club; Social Committee; Pep Committee; Scrap Committee: Girl’s Club; ” Dream Waltz; Senior Class Night; Cheer-leader, pres.; Commencement. KENNETH URSO Mirror; Hi-Y; Basketball. Four Lakes; Student Council. JoANNE WATSON Mirror; Girl’s ”M Club; Usherettes; Monitor; Scrap Committee; Girl’s Sports; Senior Class Night. [31] JANE WHEELER Choir; Dramatics Club. president: Monitor; Social Com niittee; (ori s Club, HWlar)-; A Dream Waltz; Our Hearts Were Young and Cay;” The Hamshackle Inn; Seven Sisters; Mother is a Freshman;' Senior Clara Night MARY ANN Win ROCK Annual; Mirror; Onhestra; Choir; Junior Town Minting; ('.iri s Club; Social ( otnniittee; Ice Cream Committer. BETTY’ WONC! Choir; Usherettes; Girl’s Club; Caps and Gowns. RONALD WHITING Football: Basketball; Scrap Committee; Senior Class Night. RICHARD WOLD Kick! and Stream; M Club; Football; Basketball. Four Lakes; Scrap Committee; A Dream Waltz;” Senior Class Night. NANCY ZINI Usherettes; Girl's Club. ot Pictured: CHARLES ELY ORD PATRICIA THORP JAMES TREADWELL i 12 1 LaVERNE ANDERSON MARLYN ANDERSON LORRAINE BALLERT COLLEEN BELD WILLIAM BELL BEVERY BENDER THOMAS B1DAR JAMES BINCER JUDITH BLY SOPHIE BONANNO JEAN BONGIOVAM NICK BONURA JANETTE BOODY CLARENCE BOSBEN ... KENNETH BOYLAN ROBERTA BROWNING MARY BUTLER JACKIE CANDELLA JENNY CAPACI THERESA COCHLAN HENRY COLT JOSEPH CONWAY RICHARD CORBETT KATHERINE COTTS WILLIAM CRIM SANDRA DAYTON NANCY DEERINC BEATRICE DeHAVEN . MARY DiCHISTINA MARJORIE DIRIENZO .. FRANCIS ELKINGTON LORRAINE EMORDENO PHYLLIS EICKSON OZZIE FARRELL HILDA FERGUSON . PATRICIA FINN FRED FRANKEY ANNE FREIMAN JESSIE LOU FREILING RICHARD FULLER FRANK GENNA DONALD S. GILBERTSON DARLENE GILLETTE DONALD COTHARD ROBERT GUMZ ALICE HAESLER .. . ROBERT HAESSIG.... BARBARA HARRINGTON PATRICIA HARRINGTON CHARLES HARRIS.... WILDA HELDMAN JAMES HILCERS BEVERLY HILL ..... MYRA HOUGHTON .... NORMAN HOVEY MYRTLE HOWLEY ... BEVERLY JACOBSON EVELYN JENSEN DOROTHY JOHNSON THOMAS JOHNSON CAROL JOLIVETTE JEAN KARNES ...... PATRICIA KELLEY RUBY KEPLER ...... .Verne . . .. Come What May Andy .......Bewitched Lorry ......So Long, Fal Cal ........Makin Whoopee Bill .......Belle, Belle, My Liberty Bell •Bev........Once In A Life Time Tom ........Gone Fishing Bing .. My Gal Sal Judy .......Cant Help Loving That Man of Mine •Fluffy.....14 Kids and a Cadillac Bong .......Pretty Baby Nicky ......Going My Way Jan .Swinging on a Star .Buzz .....Til Be Around Ken . . Amy . Mary Jackie Jenny Terry I lank Joe .When Irish Eyes Are Smiling .Once in Love with Amy Remember Me Black Magic California, Here I Come . My Truly, Truly Fair .Can’t Help Singing . He’s a Good Man to Have Around Dick ...............Take Me Out to the Ball Game Kit ......Diamonds Are a Girls Best Friend Bill ...............Just Plain Bill Sandy................ Memories Billie .............So Long, It’s Been Good to Know You Bea ... .Ain’t She Sweet Dicker .............Mary's a Grand Old Name Marge . .. I’ll Get Bu Curly .. The World Ain’t Big Enough For Me Emo ................Full of Fun and Fancy Free Phyl .. The Best Things In Life Are Free Ozzie ..............My Buddy Hilda ... Sophisticated Lady Pat ................How Cute Can You Be Fred................You and Those Beautiful Eyes Ar.nie .............Old Master Painter Jessie Lou . .There’s a Song in My Heart If I Had My Way Ladie’s Man . Anytime Nothing Could Be Finer Wonderful Guy Look For the Silver Lining Hess ...............Someday ..Bob ..............Yankee Doodle Boy Barb ............... Snwke Gets In Your Eyes . Pat ..............I Don’t Want to be Free Anymore . .Charlie . . Charley My Boy Billie .............How Swell Can You Be ..Jim ...Not Because Your Hair Is Curly . Bev...............Unforgettable ..My ...............Popularity . Norm ...Young Man With a Horn . Mert .. . . Small Town Gal . Bev...............They Say It’s Wonderful Eve.................The Wheel of Fortune DoDo................I’m Always Chasing Rainbows Tom ................School Days Jolly ..............Take a Letter, Miss Jones . Red...............Don't Fence Me In . Pat ..............My GirFs An Irish Girl . Rube..............Sweet and Lovely [33] Dick Dottie Big Don Nitzy Don ... Amo . .. PATRICIA KILEY ....Pat .... KENNETH KINCERY ...Ken HARLAND KLAGOS ....Harley MARILYN KRAAK .. Marilyn SARAH LaDUKE .......Sally JOEL LISKA.........Senator . RICHARD LOY ........Dick DAVID LUPTON...... Baldy PATRICIA LYNCH . Pat ... NANCY MANASCO ......Nanc PAUL MALY Paul CAROL MAUTIN Alice RICHARD MASINO Dick ROGER MAYER ...... Rog MARVIN MAZURSKY .... Marv DAVID McCANN...... Dave . MAXINE MICK .......Mickey FREIDA MILLER..... Freddv SHIRLEY MORSCHHAUSER Mush . MILO NELSON Butch JAMES NOLTNER Crutches ERNEST NOVARA Xunsie RICHARD OLSON Richie . JAMES OTTUM Jim ETHELYN PARKHURST Sis ALAN PERONTO Al CARMEN PERONTO Carm . MARCELLA PIERCE ....Marc .. GILBERT POND Gib VITO PULLARA .......Vito ... POLLY PYRE Russ RITA RANG Reet WILLIS REAM Willy GEORGE REILLY ..... George .. JOAN ROGGE Jo WAYNE ROISUNl . . Wayne .. DIXIE ROSEMEYER .... Dix . NORBERT SCHACHTE Norb MARY ANN SCHIRO Mare JAMES SCOTT .......Scot RONALD SIEWERT Ron ... LEROY SKAAR .......Rov ... ROBERT SOULE ......Bob ... VIRGINIA SPRINGER Cinny . .. ROSE STARKUS Rosie CAROL STEMM Carol . . CHARLINE STORLEY Char .... ROELYN STROUD Lyn...... MARLOWE SUTER . Rocket . CURTIS TALIAFERRO Curt JOAN TALIAFERRO ...Joan .... PATRICIA THORP .... Pat ..... JACQUELYN THOMPSON faci DAVID THURMAN Dave .. LOREN TIPLER ......Tip....... CARMEN TORTORICI ... Carm ... JAMES TREADWELL . .. Jim __ MURIEL TURNBULL . Murt . . . TERRY TURNER .... Terry ... KENNETH URSO.......Ken . ... VERNA VOLKMANN Sue JOANNE WATSON ..... Jo JANE WHEELER ......Janie .... RONALD WHITING . . Ron....... MARY ANN WITTROCK Mary Ann Now Is the Hour Bicycle Built for Two Smile. Smile, Smile But Beautiful My Dreamhook of Memories Come-on-a-my-house Sunny Boy Shy-guy Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue Dark Eyes In My Merry Oldsmohile In Her Sweet Little Alice Blue Gown Sailor s Polka For Me and My Gal Mexican Hat Dance There Is Nothing Like a Dame Love Me or Leave Me Oh, Johnny! Rings on Her Fingers One of the Best I Got a Girl Happy Feet Has Anybody Seen My Cal? Someone Like You U ndecided I Ain’t Gonna Take it Siftin' Down Oh, You Beautiful Doll .Smile Awhile Mr. Touchdown . Sweet Stranger .Short and Sweet Personality! .Moments With You A Good Joe I May Be Wrong But I Think You’re Wonderfid Hey, Good Lookin' I Wish I Was With Dixie Beyond Compare .When You’re Smiling Happy-Go-Lucky We Won’t Forget You This Is Heaven Who Cares Blue Skies The Roving Kind Deadly Weapon Getting To Know You .Time On My Hands Seein Is Believeri Dancing Man Dance, Ballerina, Dance Oh, Patricia . Honeybun You’re the Tops . Rio-Rita .Tough Guy . Shy-Guy .Little Coquette .Hail, Hail, the Gang’s All Here .Ain’t Misbehaving .Sioux City Sue .Golden Earrings .Life Upon the Wicked Stage .Can’t Get Him Off Our Minds .1 Wish I Knew [34] RICHARD WOLD Dick......Who's the Handsomest Guy in This Boom and Wlm Am I? BETTL LOU WONG Betty . Make Believe NANCY ZINI Nancy.....So Sweet to Remember CLASS MOTTO Remember the past. live in the present, and strive for the future. CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver Central liicjli . . . Gs We lioecl Oi and Wiote Ct Our sophomore year, could we forget it? There were so many new things taking place that we were in one continuous whirl for the first few days. The first thing we did as a class was to choose our class officers. We chose Don Gothard as president, Jim Noltner as vice-president, and Marilyn Kraak as secretary. The next big event was the scrap drive. Since we were new at this game we didn’t feel too badly when we heard Miss Morris announce that the Juniors had won. Being a part of the real cheering section for the senior high sport’s program was a thrill never to be forgotten. One game still stands out—that was the West-Central football game. Remember the Central spirit and pep that brought us a victory on that rainy night? As sophomores we spent a lot of time working on our programs. Planning for our next three years at Central ... Then came our Junior year ... It was a nice feeling being right in the middle—not the oldest with all the responsibility and not the youngest being looked down on. For officers this year we chose Norbert Schachte for president, Don Gothard as vice-president, and Alice Haelser for secretary-treasurer. We immediately divided into committees and worked toward our big goal, the Junior Prom. Meanwhile school activities were keeping us busy, t x . None of us could forget the thrill and excitement of the Operetta that year . . . remember “A Waltz Dream?” with all the thrill of back-stage afterwards and the big cast party? By now our prom was really taking shape. We decided on the theme Moonlight and Roses. Don Voegli’s band provided the music for the proin-goers. We were mighty proud when Mr. Marsh announced that our class was the first class ever to make a profit from a prom. Before long we were ordering class rings. Remember the lines extending half-way down the halls, and the excitement of getting the rings after the long wait. Student Council Elections followed soon afterwards and we saw our fellow classmates campaigning for the biggest office in school. We began to realize that s x n we would be the Big Wheels’’ of Central. Don Gothard won the election and before we could say Jack-in-the-beanstalk, school was out. When we came back that fall we were really different people—we thought. It seemed funny to be the oldest and inost-looked-up to-people in the school. We really started out our last year with a bang. We won the scrap drive with a tremendous margin. We began to work together as a class; everyone, even the teachers, began remarking that they could really tell that we would carry the great Central tradition well. Our fall play was “Mother Was a Freshman” and many members of our Senior Class took part in it. The most important thing to us this year was the election of capable officers. After many days of heated campaigning, we finally chose Dick Fuller, Charles Harris, and Rita Rano, as president, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer respectively. Now' we really started going. We chose the committees we wanted to work on and began immediately. Senior Dance, Class Night, Senior Banquet. Commencement . . . those were just a few of the things that were occupying our minds about that time. Remember the fun of being measured for our caps and gowns? Even then we didn’t realize that next year we would be no longer a part of the living Central but would be a part of Central’s past. The kids in chorus and cnoir worked hard to present the Christmas pageant and later they participated in the Music Festival at the Stock Pavilion in May. After semester exams, spring soon arrived. The spring play was a mystery, The Case of the Sulky Girl.’’ Some of us attended the Junior Prom and later the Cotton Blossom Dance ... all the while thinking of our big night on May 24th. Who will ever forget our senior dance and all the fun we had decorating the gym with a tropic scene? After the dance the weeks Hew by and all too soon we were writing our final exams. For we seniors these exams were really final . . . the last ones we would write as pupils of Central High. Theti came class night. First we had a turkey siipepr at our banquet at the Lorraine Hotel and then we came over to school for fun and merrymaking. On Thursday we had our big picnic at Hoyt Park . . . we all ate a lot of food and had a wonderful time. Suddenly, it was Friday, June 13th. It was really a “Black Friday” for us. As we walked across the stage to the strains of ‘“Pomp and Circumstance” we realized that our days at Central had ended, but we would never forget them, ever . . . (35] The Junior Prom and Senior Dance Ben Valenza chose Beatrice Newton to reign as qneen at the Junior Prom held on April 26th. The class voted on Evening In Paradise as the theme for their prom with “Some Enchanted Evening-’ as the theme song. The music was furnished by Benny Ehr's orchestra. The gym was decorated as a French street with a beautiful French water wheel. The seniors held their formal dance in the gymnasium on May 24th with Dan Carson and his orchestra providing the music. Dick Fuller chose Dyanne Wcdlake to In his queen. The seniors decorated the gym with a tropic scene. The theme song of the Senior Dance was “Till We Meet Again.” [36] Home Room 221 (JUNIORS) Row 1: B. Dale, J. Fisher, Miss Mat-kin, 1). Eeggestad. R. Curtin. Row 2: A. Rogge, IS. Jensen, E. Rockwell, V. Groslumg, 1'. Holzum, D. Godding. I . Adams. Low 0: G. Bonura, M. (a rds, B. Colts, D. Anderson. L. Arm-son. L. Nelson. Row I: Y. Moser, L. Pedracine. B. Wivott, M. Kiefer. J. Longfield. 1). NVulilin, E. Bauman. Home Room 301 (JUNIORS) Row 1: M. Lemon. B. Yalenza, Mr. Lanning, N. Drought. I. Mooney. Row 2: J. Lawrence. H. Duane, C. Larson. N. Giese, C. Andenon, R. Anderson. S. Hanson, II. Harrison. Row 3: C. Czameski, D. Northrup. K. Moran. J. Kiefer. C. Denton, J. Swain. P. Mullarkey. Row 4: D. Polkinghorn, J. Troia, P. Cash, R. Arndt, T. Hagen. R. Josephson. R. Holmes, M. McCann, J. Eisland, F. Grueneberg. [38] Home Room 313 (JUNIORS) How I: M. Wiin, S. Stassi. Miss Ritzmann. H. Cook, S. Buck. How 2: . . Miller, I). Cook. H Williams. H. Nealey. M. Lintner, S. Porter, I. Hlaukeulieiin. M. O’Connell. How 3: k. Burns. M. Lynch. M. Linden, P. Loos. C. Kraak. J. Thompson. M. Muehhe, k. Longfield. How -1: H. Smith, I). Mealier. C. Hauios, E. Schueplwtch. H. Ilighie, D. Kauffman, E. Nelson. Home Room 323 (JUNIORS) How 1; J. Blv, D. Middleton, Miss Yeager, A. Caruso, M. Ellis. How 2: J. McDowell. M. Vitale, k. Carlson. M Mich lelis, S. Dugan. L. Gooch. B. Block. How 3: C. French, C. Craig. 1.. Pierce, D. Jacobson, C. Varese, J. Schmitz, R. Was. How -J: D. Johnson. H. Carson, k Sit gel. J. Spaturo. H. Connery, k. Yapp, H. Velcitf. ( 39] Home Room 405 (JUNIORS) How 1: P. Meaney. H. Pertzl orn, A. Bucbcrt. Miss Torke, B. Newton, C. McVicar, G. Schicg. Bow 2: S. Cefalu. I). Rasmussen. R. Walton. J. Past'l, M. Gartland, N. Bostad, V. HoUlennan. F. Du Hois. Row •'� : J. Harrington, J. Hhatigan, 11. Turchik, A. Ep� tein. H. iluak, K. Schewe, L. Showers. Home Room 415 (JUNIORS) Row 1: R. Schumann. J. Cerniglia, Mr. Pollock. C. A ncra. F. Fiore. Row 2: M. Esscr, N. Karp, II. Martin. P. Ilittinann. E. Bingham. K. GillxTtson. M. Bra zee. L. Winters. Row 3: P. Gui.ihino, P. Butler. A. Fiegenbluni, B. Y'irnig. J. Neuhnuser, J. Olson, G. Ilayes, R. Barry, A. Hagen. Row 4: F. Schuepbach. R. Paluneier. J. Lynch, P. Pulvennacher, T. Specs. P. Guzzetta. D. Doran, R. Gill. L. Farrell. J. Suter. J. Wiese. HO) Home Room 305 (SOPHOMORES) How 1: P. Kepler. A. Scholz. Miss Baldwin, M. Munion. C. Luuienberg. Row 2: C. Anderson. M. KJnsellu, I). Smith, Bums, M. Owen, J. Bernard, J. Streiff. Row 3: J. Burrows. I). Alderson, J. Koppel, Nl. Ilarve . J. Greenwood, L. Hugo, G. Peterson. Row 4: T. Parks, R. Strmiska. D. Brochert. R. Valient, L. N'order. ('. Frisch. W. Angell. Home Room 306 (SOPHOMORES) Row 1: V. Sieleher. D. Gandolph, Miss Hankey, S. Jac. on, T. Hulvorsen. Row 2: N. Dayton. E. Binger. V. Taylor, C. Olson, R. Cassidy, S. Holm, E. Anderson. Row 3: T. Pierce, G. Doran, N. Hetze, B. Klitzman. R. Grater. L. Stenltouse, R. Guerin. G. Wilson. Row 4: C. Stull. C. Schuett. N. McConley. J. Wemiuth.R. Kneebom . T. Butler, J. Ailing. R. Wills. V. Olive (41 ] Home Room 317 (SOPHOMORES) Row 1: R Tuttle, M. Rowley, Mr. McDowell. R. Doran. G. Sorenson. Row 2: ('. Daleo. S. Kahlfeld. K. Kunz, L. Peterson. F. Nilles. D. Silhaugli, M. Swadley. S. Turchik. Row 3: P. Killerlain, C. Corcoran, J. Daggett. S. Holmes. C. Bennett. D. Howlcy. E. Lyneis. R. lloimnel, E. Bernier. Row 4; L. Grignano. J. Ha.uk. II. Nelson. C. Sprecher, D. Y'elotf, R. Peschel. P. Cemiglia. B. Finn. Home Room 321 (SOPHOMORES) Row I: R. Dresen. S. Vultaggio, Mrs. Cole. J. Syvenid, D. Skaar. Row 2: D. Mi’Cann, A. Troia, M. kalme, S. Linde, M. White. E. Post. J. Benash, J. Culp. Row 3: T. Worth, R. Bogdunow, T. Cuscio. R. Waggoner. B. Hall. M. Strand. D. Smith. R. Keller. C. Barry. Row 4: M. Moore. R. Zach, R. Crase. E. Anderson. E. Gunderson, C. Lai-. K. Hodges. J. Faust. R. Parr. 142 1 Home Room 413 (SOPHOMORES) Row 1: D. Dull . V. Schiro. Mr. Rooney, J. Carey. J. ICreger. Row 2: S. Figler, M. Huggins L. Bender. I). «i en. II. Stenhouse. S. Brey. A. Holm, . Schulz. Row 3: J. Elli« tt. M. Bingham, R. Rogers. J. Roberts. B. Craig. A. Ranker. R. M«� ling. Row 4: C. Parkinson. B. Moen. R. Solrek. C. Anderso.i. E. Kopp, R- Wittnian, C. Guastella. Home Room 417 (SOPHOMORES) Row I; J. Bahumo. E. Barron, Miss Junginger. J. Switz'sy. D. Wedlake. Row 2: J. Simonson. C. Storlcy. C. Gugcl. B. Dillon. B. Muthison, S. Fender. Row 3: W. (olivette. D. Hcrfel. k. Bl.ikc, N. Gibson. G. Tcniplin. J. Karnes, D. Lynch, A. Pullara. Row 4: V. Johnson. W. Kolstad. R. Serstad. W. Gotha'd. D. Vo'Tel. K. Dryden. T. Parisi. R. Altizer. I 43 J September 10. School opens. October 5. Scrap Dance. October 17. PTA Go-To-School Night October 26. Homecoming November 16. Senior High Aud Program Pop concert; SI IS Fall Dance (Turkey Trot) December S. SI IS Play. “Mother Was a Freshman” December 16, City Christmas Pagent—Capitol (McCormick Directs) December 21. School closes for Christmas vacation through Jan. 7 januan. 27. Mid-Winter Concert January 1-2S. EXAMINATION WEEK February 2. Winter dance (Night's Delight) February 20. PTA Family Fun Night and Pot Luck Supper February 28 6; 29. JUS Operetta March 7. SI IS Pop Concert in Aud April 4. SI IS Play “The Case of the Sulky Girl April 11. Good Friday. School closed April 26. Junior Prom May 7. SI IS Aud Program—Singing Marines May 9. Cotton Blossom Dance May 11. City Music Festival May 16. National Honor Society May 24. Senior Dance May 29. Awards Day June 5, Award’s Day June 6. Examinations begin in the afternoon June 6-9. EXAMINATION WEEK June 11-13, Class night; examinations end; Senior Picnic Commencement END OF SCHOOL YEAH. I 44 1 + i C k sf S, p lease POR Baseball This year's baseball squad started with thirty-two candidates which included five letteriuen. The lettcrincn .ire: Gib Pond, Norb Schacbte, Ken Boylun, (‘arm Torturici, and Don Gothard. Practice started the last week of March with the boys working out in the gym. About all they could do was to play catch, have a little fielding drill, and hope for warm weather so they could go outside. During spring vacation the boys got their first taste of baseball outside. The first game was played right after spring vacation and from then on until school ended it was a pretty rough schedule. Central’s baseball team is coached by the ver capable Harold Gus Pollock. The spirit is good and hopes run high for Central to win the Big Three title. , The candidates were: Charles Amera. Joe Balsamo, Ken Box Ian. Sam Cefalu, John Cloutier. Dick Connery. Dick Corbett. George Craig. Maurice Kills. Bill Gothard. Don Gothard. Lonny Grignano. Pete Guz-zetta, Jim Harrington. Charles Harris. Dick Josephson, David Kauffman, John Lynch. Mickey McCann. Dick Pab-meier. Robert Parr. Larry Pedracine, Gib Pond. Chris Ramos. Lee Remus, orbert SchaelUe, Frank Sheupbach. Robert Schmitz. Marlowe Suter. Carmen Tortorici. John Troia, Ken Urso. Ronald Whiting, and Thomas Mirth. I4fi] Football How 1: Mr. Pollock. W. Cothard. J. Balsamo. J. Crdarella. D. McCann, C. Sprechcr. J. Ringer. C. Pond. Mr. Lanning. How 2: H. Cook. H. klagos. M. McCann. D. Palnneicr. I). Cothard, M. Mazursky, R. Connery. M. Kiefer. M. Nelson. How 3: H. Carson. H. Wold. J. Harrington, k. Siegel. K. Scheupbach. C. Harris. L. Pedrucine. J. Cloutier, Mr. AI win. How -I: C. Lee; H. Valenza. W. Rosiuni, J. Mobry. H. Corbett. M. Ellis. J. Ailing, J. Cemiglia. k. Boylan. J. N'oltner. Row 5: C. Wilson. S. Ceflau, ('. Anderson. M. Moore, . Scbaelite. R. Huessig. S. Sta-si. Mr. Rooney. How 6; H. Barry, R Schmidt. H. Whiting. I . Sj eeS. H. Gill. FOOTBALL SCORES SEASON RECORD Opponent Central 14 0 13 7 0 West 13 0 7 14 27 i East 32 0 FOOTBALL TEAM Due to injuries and lack of reserve strength, (a ntral - football team was kept from being title Contenders. The boys were always fighting down to the wire, thus keeping up the fine tradition that Central has always maintained. Coach Harold “('.us'' Pollock unci his boy wen- always dangerous and were never out of the running. Charles Harris and Dave McCann were voted co-captains by their team mates and Cib Pond was elected the most valuable player for the year. [49] THE OPENING OF THE BIG EIGHT SEASON CENTRAL VS. RACINE PARK (TIPOFF) [50] Varsity Basketball Row 1: J. Noltner, 1). Corbett. L. Pcdracine, M. McCann. H. Klagos. How 2: Mr. Alwin. M. Nelson, N. Schachte, G. Pond. A. Epstein. M. Ellis, B. Was. How 3: J. Chasey, L. Tipler, H. rndt, K. Boylan, J. Cloutier, H. Curtin, C. Hamos. FINAL BIG EIGHT STANDINGS w L TP Madison East in •1 752 Madison West in 4 729 Racine 1 lorlick 6 731 Racine Park s (i «.5S Madison Central I 739 712 0-10 Janesville -f 10 Beloit 0 12 022 BASKETBALL TEAM Coach Bob Alwin's “Downtowners ended another successful season with 11 wins and 9 losses. The Cen-tralites were title contenders during most ol the season and was a hard team to beat. The regulars were composed mostly ol seniors with the exception of Lurry Pedrucine. Norbert Schachte and Milo Nelson held down the forward positions and Gillrert Pond as the regular center. Dick Corbett and Loren Tipler alternated at tin- guards. Jim Noltner w is playing a lot ol ball until he injured his knee early in January. Ilis injury shelved him for the remainder of the season. Our eager ended the conference season with 7 w.ns and 7 losses. They were fieri for fifth place with Kenosha. Milo Nelson. Norb Schachte and Gib Pond were I mured by their team-mates. Milo and Gib were elected as co-captains and Norb was chosen most valuable plavvr for this season. Norb also was chosen on the All-City and All-Big Eight teams. Gib and Milo were named to the second All-City teams. The letter winners on this year’s squad were Norb Schachte, Milo Nelson. Gib Pond. Loren Hpler, Kich-ard Corbett, Kenneth Bovlan. James Noltner. and llarlind Klagos. all seniors while John Cloutier, Raymond Arndt. Arthur Epstein. Christ Kamos. Michael McCann, and Larry Pedrucine. who were all juniors. [51] Cheerleaders Hit; Hano. Muriel Turnbull. Peg Swadley, Jim Bly, Clirencc Boshen. Bea Drllaven. Frances Fiore. Mr. l.ynn. VARSITY BASKETBALL Season Record Opponent Central Marshfield . . . . 28 38 Stevens Point . 5-1 38 Hacine Park 48 62 Kipon 74 West 47 Beloit 61 Janesville 44 47 Bacine llorliek 61 47 Kenosha 53 Fast 47 Hacine Park 60 44 West 62 44 Beloit 33 Janesville 29 48 Watertown 48 70 Hacine Morlirk 69 1 Kenosha 63 54 Middleton 46 West 42 [52] Sophomore Basketball How 1: H. Parr, L. Griguano. J. Haack, McConley, T. Wirth, C. Barry, J. Roberts. Row 2: J. Bulsamo. J. Ailing. W. Gothurd. R. Vullrm. J. NVenmith. C. Stull. Mr. Pollock. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Season Record Opponent Central Freshmen 12 23 Hacine Park 44 Ripon 22 West 29 38 Beloit 32 lanesville 48 40 Hacine llorlick 46 Fast 29 Hacine Park 28 West 44 47 Beloit .53 36 Janesville 44 42 45 Hacine 1 lorlick 65 54 Hast 60 51 Kenosha 36 28 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Central’s sophomore basketball team did not enjoy a ery successful season. Losing several games b close scores kept Coach Harold Pollock and his boys from another championship. The sophs did however have the pleasure of defeating it's arch rival, Madison West twice. The overall season record was 3 wins against 13 defeats. Hollo Vullcm. outstanding forward, paced the team in scoring with a total of 213 points in 15 games. Bill (a thard, the team's center was next with 135 points in 16 games. The rest of the team was composed of Charles Stull at the other forward position with Jack Wermuth and Norman McConley holding down the guard positions. Other members who saw a great deal of action were Charles Stull, Jack Wermuth, onnan McConley, Jack Holu-rts. Tom Wirth, and Leonard Grignano. 153] Wrestling Squad Row 1: D. Thurman. K. Barry, S. Cefluu, C, Taliaferro. Row 2: S. Stassi, C. Harris. M. Kiefer. R. Hae-sig. R. Code. WRESTLING SQUAD The wrestling squad experienced success in its first year of competition as a varsity sport at Central. The team had two boys, Frank SchucpbacH. and Charles Harris get into the State Finals. Harris took second place in this meet and Scluiephach t M k fourth. Boys of a lighter weight are needed next year. Mr. Frank Lindl is the coach and this year we were assisted l two university students, Edward Kitpock and Jerry JitIinski. 154 ] Hockey HOCKEY TEAM Central High School may well be proud of itx 1951 52 Hockey Team. It has proved to In- one of the best in the state by defeating two of the three top teams in the northern part of the state in a jlcriod of se 'cn days. One of these wins was over Wausau. The Wisconsin Fox Valley Champions. The Central team won 7 and lost 2 for tiie season scoring a total of 50 goals as to 21 scored against them. At the end of the season Marlowe Suter was elected captain of the team. Mr. Robert Reiser is the coach with Mr. Wills as liis able assistant. Mr. Wills deserves a lot of credit for his help this year. HOCKEY SCORES Central Opponent Central Central 3 West Stevens Point West 1 1 0 Central 20 West (overtime) Central Wausau .... Central i Rhinelander . (overtime) 3 ('entral I Stevens Point Central 13 West 0 [55| Golf Coif got under way this year with Central at Beloit on April 26th. Then, three days later the team met East. As we go to press, we are unable to have any final scores, hut Central should Im a strong threat this year with four returning lettermen. They are Kichard Olson. James Ottum, Jerome Suter, and Harold Turchik. John Roberts and Hollo Vallem are two fine looking sophomores who complete the team. Vallem Set a junior high record last year. Mr. Hubert Alwin is the golf catch. The state meet was held in LaCrosse on June 6th and 7th. Track The Central trackmen first saw action this year on April 12th at the West High Relays. Then Central met East on April 25th and West on May 27th. The State Meet was held on May 31st at Camp Randall Stadium and the City Meet on June 6th at Breese Stevens Field. Letter winners from 1951 who will be back in 1952 are Jolin Chasey. John Cloutier. Richard Curtin, Richard Josephson, Marvin Mazursky, Richard Pahmeier. and Larry Pedracine. Mr. Victor Lanning is the new track coach this year and he has a very creditable record behind him. These are the boys who reported for track early in March: Robert Altizer, William Bell. James Bly, Peter Cash, John Chasey. John Cloutier, Richard Corbett, Kenneth Dryden, Maurice Ellis, Charles Harris, Virgil Johnson, Warren Kolstad, Marvin Mazursky, Divid McCann. Michael McCann, Donald Meichcr, Richard Pahmeier, Larry Pedracine, Christ Ramos, Frank Shuepbach. Kent Siegel, Charles Sprecher. Curtis Taliaferro. David Thurman, Harold Turchik. and Terry Turner. The boys worked out daily iu the gym. and on Saturday mornings in the University Armory. They started working outside the week of spring vacation. Tennis Coach Frank Lindl had a lot of rebuilding to do tlus year with mostly new men. The season started on April 25th with a four team meet at West. Lindl. in his .second year as tennis coach hopes to get the sipiad to improve last year’s record of one win. one draw, and three losses. The Big Eight meet was held May 31st at Beloit. Those who went out for tennis are: Tom Bidar, Ronald Cook. Ronald Siewert, Lavem Anderson, Joel Liska, Jim Bly, Milo Nelson and Bob Haessig. Volleyball The Madison Central 1952 Volleyball team, run on a Four Lake’s set up. was runner up for the City Championship, losing out in the finals to Wisconsin High. Going to the state tournament as a result of their fine showing in the city meet, the team ended up in fourth place. Waukesha won the state title. The eleven boys representing Central in the state tournament were: Bob Carson. Ken Urso, Bob Gill. Joe Cerniglia, Bill Cothard. Don Gothard. John Chasey, Chuck Amera. Chuck Stull, Curt Taliaferro, and Ron Whiting. 156 1 Girls' Sports Row 1: C. Peronto, P. Pyu . B. Mathison. 1). Skarr. J. Benash, C. Dnlco, M. Turnbull, J. Bly, S. LaDuke. E. Park hurst. A. Martin. N. Dayton. J. Candella. K. Kano. Kow 2: '. Sielehr, I.Blankenhcim, B. Bender, L. Emordcno. D. Noi.sen, M. Huggins, M. Lynch. D. McCann, J. McConley. D. Feggestad. P. Reda. Row 3: J. Rogge, F. Nillcs, P. S wad Icy, J. Strrrff. K. Post, W. Ilcldman, J. Thompson. J. Watson. S. Buck. G. Templin. N. Hetze, D. Gillette. P. Kelley, B. Dellaven. Row 4: V. Springer. I. Wuhauser. H. Stenhouse, G. Sorenson, J. Karnes, S. Porter. C. Steium. M. Kraak, M. Anderson. P. Loos. M. Haney. K. Anderson. V. Voikniunn. B. Hill. V Giese. M CLUB GIRLS TIk Girl's M Club is nude up of girls who have turned seven certificates in after and outside school sports. The shirts they participated in after school were haskrtb.d). volleyball, baseball, and fieldball. The sports they take part in outside of school are ping pong, roller skating, ice skating, and bowling. Girls may earn a pin after earning eleven certificates. The president of this club is Beverly Hill and the secretary is Verna Volkmann. Miss Marguerite Shepard i the advisor of this dub. be.-for e - - Chords li r c younc s ers! Ui te -t-o Dick ) be 9 o re— a r-bc PVre s+o Ho crew P-Loos Student Council Row 1: . Stull, D. Gothard. Miss Morris. D. Gillette, F. Frankev. Row 2: M. Schiro, J. DeMaven. S. Morsclihauser. E. Parkhurst, D. Wedlake, L. PeterMm, J. Taliaferro, N. Day-ton, D. Skarr. Row 3; Mr. Foster, M. Kraak. L. Couch, B. Newton. S. Buck. k. Moran. F. Fiore. B. Mill. C. Laufenberg, C. Bold, L. F.inordeno. Row 4: J. Bly. R. Fuller. R. Wills, R. Tuttle. J. Nohner. L. Tipler, '. Moyer. R. Waggoner, S. Sitter, C. Gusaulla. R. Mayer. Row 5: K. Siegel. II. Ilaak, I. Hagen. R. Cook. R. Jow-phson, A. Epstein, T. Johnson. M. Nelson. H. klagos. R. Valient. W. Gothard, M. White. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student (amncil is the student governing bods of Central High. It is advised by faculty inembeTs, but is a representative government of the student body. All officers are elected l v the students theinselvts. The council's president is Donald Gothard; vice president is Darlene Gillette; treasurer is Terry Turner; and secretary is Myra Houghton. A boy and a girl representative are chosen from each home room and each club sends a representative to the meetings. Club mem-tiers do not have a vote. The advisors lor the Student Qmncil are Miss Florence Morris. Miss Elizabeth Ritz-inanu and Mr. Marvin Foster. The Student Council has four main sub-committees. They are the Social Committee, Pep Conimitee. Scrap ommittee and All-Central Committee. The Student Council meets on every other Tuesday with its' subcommittees meeting on alternate Tuesdays. The All-Central Committee is chairmaned by Darlene Gillette. This year they again sponsored the Stud-ent-Council-Faculty Tea. They also t � ok care of the details for parents' night at the football and basketball games along with sending Mirrors to former Central students who are now in the service. The Social Committee is made up of hard-working boys and girls who plan the four school dances of our school year. The first dance was held early in the fall as a wind-up to the week of collecting scrap. The Turkey Trot wus held in November. A real turkey was ieutund among the many decorations. In February Nites Delight was held as a Valentine Dance. The Cotton Blossom” is held in the spring. Each year a committee of teachers chooses the girl who is wearing the prettiest cotton dress to reign as queen of the affair. The girl then chooses her king. A court of honor is also chosen. Dav id Thurman is chairman of the Social Committee. Sub-committees of the club are Publicity, with Anne Freiman as chairman; Refreshments. Verna oik niann: Decoration. Tom Johnson; and Chaperones, Beatrice Newton. Mr. Frank Lindl is the faculty advisor. The Pep Committee sponsors all th« pep meetings pit on in tin- auditorium. The skits are written and prepared by members of the committee. Characters for tin- skits are chosen from the student body and the faculty. At one pep meeting Rounds Coughlin spike to the stude.its and other speakers this year have been Ed Withers. Ace Karp, and Lew Cornelius. The officers for this year were Joan Taliaferro, chairman, and Ethelyn Park-lmrst, secretary. Mr. Marvin Foster is the advisor. In the fall the Student Council again s] onsorcd tin- scrap drive with the Scrap Committee working out the details. The seniors won this year. About $4(KI was earned for the council funds with this drive. 1«0] ALL-CENTRAL Row 1: D. Row 2: D. How , •j: R. K.utffmnn, I). Gillette, Miss Hit .man, S. Morschhauser, K. Siegel. Skarr. B. Barron. '. Mover. X. Bos tad. C. Guastella. M. Woin. M. Huggins. Waggoner. D. John «m. G. Pond. H. Haak. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Row 1: Mr. Ural). R Rano. J. Dcllaven, J. Wheeler, I . Johuon. Row 2: J. Freiling. A. Ilueder. ■■■ Held, S. Buck. S. LiDuke. J. Blv. N. Schultz. Row 3: S. Figler. J. Kiefer. M Lynch. B. Della veil. F. Miller, R. Kepler, S. Dayton. L. Emordeno. Row 4: M. W'ittrock. B. Newton, T. Coghlan, B. Jacobson, V. V'olkiiiann. J. Karnes. Gibson. 1). Smith. How 5: H. Starkus. 1). Thurman. K. Fuller. D. McC.un. F. Frankev. H. Olson. H. Honuncl. A. Freiman. [61 J PEP COMMITTEE Row 1: II. Colt, E. Parkhurst. Mr. Foster. J. Taliaferro. J. Li ska. Row 2: I . Pyre. Nl. Lemon. I). McCann. B. Dellaven. J. Cerniglin, A. Epstein. J. Fisher. IX Feggestud. S. Porter, F. Fiore, M. Turnbull. SCRAP COMMITTEE Bottom Row: A. Epstein. J. MeConley, Mr. Rooney, B. Bender, II. Ilaak. Row 2: M. Turnbull. V. Stull, B. Blrck, M. Lemon, J. Streilf. I). Silbuugh, S. Holm, M. Huggins. Row 3: E. Post, M. Iluebbc. F. Miller. R. Starkus. K. Novara. S. Stassi. J. Xculiauscr. D. Anderson. A. Holm Row 4: J. Cemiglia. T. Parks. J. Binder. F. Ceruil, B.Valenza. L. Anderson. R. Whiting. J. Liska. 162] Monitors Row I: |. O'Connell. J. Kreiling S. LaDukc, E Parklmrst. M. Lemon. J. Bernard. How 2: Nl. Iluehbc. M. Micliaelis. H. kepkr, Nl. Vitale. J. K route, A. Holm. N. Miller. How 3: . Bostad, N. Karp. B. Bleck, M. Butler. S. Dayton. S. Buck. B. Hill. C. Kraak. Row 4: C. Schieg. B. Barron. H. Walton, B. Loos. K. Colts. D. Keggestad. Storley. Y. Volkniann. Mr. Marsh. MONITORS The various types of inonitorships are library, office, and l ook exchange. Each period of the day there is a monitor in each of these places. Library i mini tors arrange Ixioks. return libr.tr - slip, to study rooms and check out Ixioks in the library. The office monitors do such odd jobs as delivering telephone messages to teachers and students, arranging cards, and delivering other messages to teachers. Book exchange monitors work in the book exchange during their study periods to wait on students who come in lor supplies. They help in checking Ixxiks and other supplies kept there. 1 he girls who work as monitors are able to study when they are not busy. [63] Usherettes Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4: II. Martin, M. DiChristina. C. Storley, Miss Torke. M. Butler. M. Michaelis. I. Loos. C. Anderson, L. Winters. I). Smith, C. McY'icar. M. Esscr, C. Storley. . Siehler. N. Dayton. M. kuline. L. Bender, L. Emordeno, S Dayton, 8. Dillon. II. Stenhou.se, M. Lynch, K. Longfield. E. Post. M. White, J. Boody, D. oisen. T. Cogltlan, V. Springer. J. Neuhamer. N‘. Gibson, P Kelley. L Pierce. C. Denton. USHERETTES AND USHERS CLUB These are two of the many service clubs at Central. Their main purpose is to furnish ushers for the football and basketball games. The members of the Ushe-s Club also worked at the Southern N isconsin leathers Convention at the Orpheum Theatre and served as ush-rs at the capitol for the Christinas pageant. I lie usherettes serve as ushers at school plays. PTA meetings, school dances and. they also worked at the teacher’s convention. Ushers Row 1: W. Crim. I . Cash, K. Cruenberg, S. Sta.ssi, A. Banker. Row 2: Mr. Bond. D. Brochert, N. Bonura. F. DuBois, C. Craig. Mr. Lindl. Row 3: P. Pulvermacher, L. Farrell, D. Bender, T. Johnson. D. Johnson. F. Frankey. 'I. I’unier. [64 1 M Club How 1: C. Harris. M. Mazurskv. Mr Pollock. L. Tipi t. J. Noltner. How 2: C. Tortoriri, H. Wold. K. Haessig. H. Cum ., S. Sitter. I). Curtin. L. Pedracine, II. Turchik. H. Pah-meter. J. Liska. How 3: H. Carson, W. Cotliard. R. Corbett. D. McCu in. D. Cotliard. J. Ottum, H. Connery', M. Kiefer. J. Chascy, M. McCann, M. Suter. How 4: II. Klugos. H. Cook, H. Josephscit, N. Schach e, C. Pond. M. Nelson. K. Bovlan. J. Binger, M. Ellis. K. Siegel. H. Olson. M. CLUB The M-Clul is composed of boys who have achieved lettrrs at Central. The main purpose of the club is to raise funds for paying medical bills not covered by the W.I.A.A. insurance plan. This year the club sponsored the M-Club basketball game in order to have sufficient funds. This year the M-Club was advised by Mr. Harold “Gus Pollock. The officers were: Mars in Mazurskv. president; Charlie llarriv vice-president; Jim Noltner, secretary-treasurer; Loren Tipler. student council represent-ative. Hi Y How 1; I). Thurman. II. klugos, Mr. Colbert. T. TurriT, F. Frankev. How 2: M. Mazurskv. R. Fuller. C. Harris. H. Haesig, J. Noltner. K. Urso, J. Liska. R. Meyer. J. Bly. How 3: H. Olson, H. Carom, k. Siegel. N. Schachte. A. Epstein. H. Josepbson. H. Cook. II. Ilaaek. D. Cot hard. Hl-Y The creed of the lli- is to create, maintain, and e.tend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The activities that the Hi-Y has done this year ar. selling programs at home football games, putting on the homecoming dance at tin- Y.M.C.A., and they also sponsored the D.D.T. Twirp Dance field in our gym as a climax to Twirp Season. The officers of this year’s club were Harlatid Klugos, president; Terry Turner. ice-president, Fred Frankey, treasurer; Dave Thurman, secretary. The sponsors this year were Mr. Edward Colbert and Mr. Art Casebrar. l«] Dramatics Row 1: . Schultz. H. Duane. J. Taliaferro, S. Turchik. M. Wein, M. Schiro. Row 2: A. Figcubhim, S. Porter, B. Dresen, M. Kinsel a. D. Laufenberg, J. Koppel, G. Schieg. Row • : J. Bly, I.. Emordeno, F. Fiore, J. Wheeler. D. Feggestad. P. Loos, E. Barron. Row 4. Mrs. Sturm. F. Frankcy, T. Turner, A. Epstein, R. Waggoner, R. Sturkus, S. Linde. DRAMATICS CLUB The two major productions of the Dramatics department this year were: “Mother Was a Freshman, and “The Case of the Sulky Girl. The Dramatics Club worked on a one act play to b ■ given as an auditorium program, hut due to sickness it was unable to be given. The Dramatics Club is advised by Mrs. Carol Stur n. OFFICERS President........Jane Wheeler Vice-Pres....Donna Feggostad Secretary....Mary Ann Schiro [66 ] Electrician's Club Row 1: J- HdMMr B. Iloimnel. Mr. Spencer. R. Soule. M. White, N. Bonura. Row 2: I- - Farrell. . Hoisum. II. fiaak. T. Johnson, O. Farrell, L. Anderson. ELECTRICIAN'S CLUB The Electrician s Club is one of the most active cluhs at Central. Some of the duties of the club are to show movies for classes and noon hour programs, running the 1 .'-jilts lor plays and dances, and running the public address system for auditorium programs, and basketball games. The officers of the club are Oz ie Farrell, president and film custodian; Dick Loy. ' ice-president; Harold llaak. secretary; and loin Johnson, dispatcher. Tlie advi or is Mr Boland Sprecher. Field and Stream 99 Row I: N McConley. I’. Killerlain, H. Strmiska, B. Finn. D. Meicher, D. VeloH. D. Lnpton. R. (,'raig. C. Taliaferro. A. Banker, (.’. Czameski. C. Barry. J. Blv, M. White. Row 2: lb Holmes. Atigell, I’. Butler, F. Scheupbacli. A. Il.igen, B. Soule, L. Showers. . Ilovey, W. Atkins. J. Ailing, B. Wittnian. J. Ililgers. I. Longfield. J. Wiese, I- Anderson. How 3: D. Brochert. D. Basniussen. F. Genua. M. el on. B. Parr. E. Gunderson. F. Groenberg. P. Cash. B. Veloff. D. Thurman. C. Guasteila, F. Elkintou, A. Peronto, N. Bonura, C. Frisch. Bow 4: B. Wold, I- Skaar, J. Binger, W. Boisuni, V. Pi 11 lor a. D. Middleton. D. Johnson, T. Hagen, T. Bidar, J. Mooney. P. Maly. II. klagos. T. Turner. F. Frankey. B. (.ill. P. Anderson. Mr. Canning. FIELD AND STREAM CLUB This club was formed In Mr. Victor Canning. Any s nior high Imy is eligible to join. The club meets on alternate rhursdays. Movies on conservation are shown a the meetings. Some movies were also shown this year on hunting and fishing. Hie officers ‘ ' 1 .' were: president, Do:i Meicher; vice-president. Bobert Parr; secretary. Fre l Frankey; treasurer. Martin White; scribe, Ted Hagen. I «7 ] 15380761 Mirror Staff Row 1: Mr. Tottingham. M. Schiro. I . Pvre, I). Gillet e, I. lily. S. FaDuke, C. Storlev, H. Corbett. Rim 2: R. Kano. P. Finn. M. Wein. J. Dclluven, M. O’Connell, S. Morschhouser, M. Turnbull, M. Femon, E. Parklmrst. C. Bold. J. FreUinR. Row : : D. Skaar. M. Fish. 0. HoM-meyer, P. I lithium; S. Port or, C. Stoinm. S. Holm. M. Huggins. A. Ilolni, S. Dayton, M. Butler, L. Emordeno. Row 4: N. Karp. E. Barron. . Bostad, M. Wittrock, J. Kiefer. G. Krank. A. Froinian. B. Hill. R. Kepler. I’. Miller. IF Ferguson. Row 5: P. Erickson, E. Novara, I. Fisher, A. Hagen, N. Scaachte, A. Epstein. 1). Johnson. M. Mazursky, J. Liska, 12. Elliot. MIRROR STAFF This staff is one of the largest and hurdest working at Central High. The Editor-in-chief is Darlene Gillette with Judy Bly as assistant editor. Dick Corhett serves a sport’s editor with Polly Pyre as feature editor and Sally I iDnke as copy editor. Mr. Rolrert Tottingham is the advisor to the Mirror Staff. Those page editors assign stories to the reporters. John Fisher is the photographer for the Mirror and Mary Ann Schiro directs the advertising staff. Junior Red Cross Bow 1: D. Dale. A. Martin. E. Post, M. Lemon, E. Parklmrst, M. Butler. C. Beld, G. Storley. Row 2: C. McVicar. W. Heldman, K. Knn . P. Holzum, J. Kiefer. B. Dale, S. Buck. R. Anderson, J. Simonson. Bow 3: . Drought. S. Holm. P. Kepler, M. Strand, P. lams. C. Denton. G. Schirg, J. Fender, C. Storley, C. Auden on. Row 4: D. Ko emeyer. D. Lynch. J. Karnes, A. Hagen. D. Kauffman, H. Haack. K. Siegel. R. Veloff, J. Fisher. L. Ballert, D. Gillette. Mr. Fanning. JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB I he Junior Red Cross had a Inisv year. Fisted are some of the things they have done. One hundred twenty gift boves were collected in the gift oox campaign. The Social Committee of the club M nt two girls over to the iuntor Red Cross building to help out in the office ever Wedne day ni?ht. On March 8. 1952, the Junior Red Cross put on a skit over the Radio Workshop. On April 5th some students helped pack and count hospital favors. The club aho put on an auditorium program called Th ..h the Years With the IRC.” OFFICERS: Nancy Drought .............President Patricia Holzum.......Vice-President Colleen Beld......... .... Secretary Sue Holm............Social Chairman Hubert Altzicr........Quarter-Master [68 1 Annual Staff How 1: E. Novara. M. Wittrock, H. Ki-pler. Mr. Herrefd. E. Parkhurst. J. Lisku. How 2: J. Candella. N. Karp. K Bums. S. La Duke. F. Pyre. J. DeHaven. N. Miller. (.'. Held, J. Freiling. M. Lemon. How 3: H. Ferguson, H. Rosemeycr, L. Ballert. G. Schieg. Storley, B. Hill, V. Yolkmann. L. Emordeno. S Dayton. M. Butler, J. Krome. How 1: F. Hecla, C. Steirun, L. Nelson. J. Fisher. N. Schaehte. A. Epstein. H. Vnllem, H. Starkus. A. Freinun. C. Kra.ik, S. Porter. THE ANNUAL STAFF The annual stall is composed nuiinly of seniors with a few juniors training for next year. This year Ruby Kepler was editor with Ethelyn Parkhurst as her assistant editor. Ernest Novara was the business manager with Mary Ann Wittiock as his assistant. Others who worked hard on the staff were Verna Volkniann. Colleen Belt!. Nancy Miller, John Fisher. Jessie Lou Freiling, and Beverly Hill. The cover was designed by Janis Krome and the art work on the inside of the book was done by Sally Buck and Patsy Loos. The staff was fortunate this year because we now have a room of our own to do our work in. It is located in the rear of the auditorium balcony. We would like to thank Mr. Marsh for helping us get this room. Mr. Robert Herreid was tin advisor lor the annual staff this year. [69] Girl's Club Cabinet Row I: B. Hill, B. DeHaven. J. Bly, J. Wheeler. Rim 2: M. Schiro, S. LaDuke, B. Jacobson. M. O'Connell. B. Block. Row 3: Miss Mackin, Mrs. Bruins, Mrs. Perkins. Mrs. McBride. Miss Fredrickson. GIRL'S CLUB CABINET The Girl’s Club Cabinet bolds meetings once a moith. In these meetings they discuss any problems which have come up in any of the various committees. The committees are Candy Counter with Sally LaDuke serving as chairman; G. C. Clinic, with Mary Ann Schiro as chairman; Hospitality, with Beverly Jacobson as chairman; Lost and Found, with Margaret O'Connell as chairman; and Ways and Means, with Betty Block as chairman. The club consists of nine members plus the advisors. The officers this year were Judy Bly. president; Bca DeHaven, vice-president; Jane Wheeler, secretary; and Beverb Hill, treasurer. The committees earn money for the Girl’s Club. A’ the end of the year this money is divided into scholarships for worthy 'eniors and the club sends money to ne dy schools as well as to Korea. (70 1 [U] A Capella Choir I lie Contra! High School ;� cajiella choir. under the direction ol Miss Dnrlcen McCormick lutd a busy year. 'flics entertained the students and faculty at Central as well as many other groups. Christmas time is always a busy time lor choir members. They worked very hard to prepare for the annual pageant held at the State Capitol. Fast. West, and Central choirs were combined lor the affair with Mbs McCormick conducting. The program was opened with the choirs singing familiar Christmas carols. The Nativity .scenes, the appearanee of the angels, shepherds, and wise men were portrayed by Central students. Soon after this program the choir and choruses combined to put on a Christmas program for the junior and senior high auditorium programs. hile many beautiful brislmas scenes Were being presented on the stage, the choir furnished the music. There were many soloists in the pageant. The next big event for choir was the Winter Concert on famiary 27. The selections ranged from folk songs to popular songs. The Spring Concert and Spring Festival are two more affairs in which the clioir participated. .. , v In Iwtween all of their concerts and other things, the choir entertained the PTA convention held early in tlx fall, and SW FA leathers .omcntion on e irn.iiy I heir last appearance was at graduation. I'm many this ends their stay with the clioir. Many thanks to accompanist. Barbara Dale, for her good work. Orchestra The M’liior high orchestra. under the direction of Mr. Walter I'andrich. was coni|X sed «� f sixty members. The orclicstia made its’ first appearance in November, when it pre ented its annual Top Concert The program included such popular nuinlxT as Oxer the Rainbow Tea lor Two.” and Chop Sticks.” The orchestra also played at the winter concert in January and the Spring Concert on April 25th. The girls wore form.ils at the Spring C.'oncert. The orchestra also appeared in the city wide music festival a; the stock pavilion in May. With the .strains of “Pomp and Circumstance lire orchestra made its final upixnirance at the commencement exercises. -I Central High Band The first performance of the hand was at tin- footh.dl games. This year the fund went to Beloit. Annually the hand makes one trip out of town either to Janesville or Beloit. They played for the Winter Coneert, one of the concerts put on by the hand. The other two are: the Pop Concert and Spring Concert. This year Central played for the Southern Wisconsin Teachers Association annual meeting held at the Orpheiim Theatre. The hand plays at most of the pep rallies. A -mall pep hand played at the annual Zor-Shriner’s athletic huncpiet and another tmall |R p hand is provided at halves of basket hall games. The hand is composed of ahont seventy mcmlx rs. Personnel of Choir and Band and Orchestra ORCHESTRA VIOLIN 1 Joan Taliaferro Concert mistress Polly Pyre Mary Huggins Norma Karp Mary Wittrock Ana lee Feigenblum Mae Wein Mary Rowley Sandra Dayton Judith Bernard VIOLIN II Sally Bcrganske Nancy Dayton Mamie Bonura Diane Northrup Barbara Burke Gail Hayes Alan Scnolz Eunice Atnera Sharon Linde Tom Wirth Susan Jeffrey Carolyn Bennett VIOLA Sally La Duke Marilyn Kraak Claudette Kraak Carol Anderson CELLO Betty Smail Nancy Gibson Helen Harrison Dorothy Casey STRING BASS Darlene Gillette Lorraine Emordeno Robert Craig FLUTE Nancy Bostad Helen Martin OBOE Janice Krome Bette Block BASSON Lorita Gooch CLARINET Don Wahlin Beverly II ill Charline Storlcy ALTO SAXOPHONE Charles Amera Victor Schiro TRUMPET Ben Valenza Norman Hovcy David Kauffman FRENCH HORN Terry Turner George Craig Billie Heldman TROMBONE Beatrice Newton Eugene Nelson BASS Fred Krankev PERCUSSION Nola Giese Bruce Finn Leonard Showers PIANO Ruby Kepler CHOIR FIRST SOPRANO Jessie Lou Freiling Alice llaesler Jacqueline Kiefer Sally La Duke Frieda Miller Joan Olson Raelyn Stroud Jacmicline Thompson Madeline Vitale Jane Wheeler Betty Wong Barbara Zwicky SECOND SOPRANO Judy Bly lean Bongiovani Barbara Dale Donna Feggestad Patricia Hittman Ruby Kepler Claudette Kraak Mary Lynch Joyce McConley Donna Norder Joan Rogge Mary Schiro FIRST ALTO Emma Anderson Shirlee Dugan Hilda Ferguson Darlene Gillette Marcia Lemon Shirley Morschhauser Polly P re Rita Rano Rose Starkus Volala Stull Joan Taliaferro Mary Wittrock Marie Zini SECOND ALIO Colleen Beld Helen Duane Barbara Harrington Marilyn Kraak Mary Jean Linden Beatrice Newton Marlene Owen Betty Smail Geraldine Sorenson Peggy Swadley Muriel Turnbull FIRST TENOR John Fisher Fred Grueneberg Ernest Novara Lewis Olson Willia Mae Taylor SECOND TENOR James Bly John Burrows Dennis Herfel Edward Lyneis BARITONE Dav id Carnochan Kenneth Dryden Chester Frisch Harold Ilaak David Kauffman Joel Liska Richard Masino Curtis Taliferro David Thurman Ralph Waggoner BASS Arthur Epstein Donald Candolph William Gothard Charles Cuastella James Haack Richard Hodges Kenneth Kingerv Charles Lee Russell Parklmrst Charles Stull Jerome Syverud CONCERT BAND FLUTE Nancy Bostad Helen Martin Sydcl Figler Gisela Templin Claudette Kraak OBOE Janice krome Bette Bleck BASSON Lorita Cooch CLARINET Don Wahlin lerrv Doran Beverly Hill Clmrline Storlcy Marilyn Gartland Delores McCann Pat Mullarkey Judith Bernard Jenny Capaci Nancy Deering Marion Huebbc Ann Freiman Mildred Fish Darlene Dale Barbara Pert born Leonard Showers Virginia Springer Darryl Vogel Doris Anderson BASS CLARINET Roberta Walton Geraldine Sorenson ALTO SAXOPHONE Charles Amera Victor Schiro TENOR SAXOPHONE Jerry Carey CORNET Ben Valenza Norman Hovey David Kauffman Eugene Anderson Richard Josephson Peter Cemiglia Merle Manion Victor Moyer Ed Bauman Myrtle llowley FRENCH HORN Terry Turner Ceorge Craig Billie Heldman Nancy Dayton BARITONE Darlene Gillette David Middleton James Bly TROMBONE Beatrice Newton Eugene Nelson Robert Parr Joyce McConley Verna Volkmann Sam Stassi James Faust Charles Sprecher BASSES Fred Frankey David Johnson Thomas Specs Jerome Syverud DRUMS Nola Giese Bruce Finn Kenneth Schewe TYMPANI Lorraine Emordeno JUNIOR HIGH [77| HOME ROOM 206 How 1: M. Stein. J. Trnino, T. Williams. K. Sprechcr. How 2: P, Waldon. H. Wilcox. I. Slacken. V. Skr.no. B. Stof-let, J. Torpy, J. Vanning, L. Springer. How 3: I). Sorenson. J. Vitale, I). Semlura. J. Wichstrom, H. Stormer. B. Willmoth, D. Theobald, J. Wahlin. Row 4: C. Webster, H. Stor-mer. A. Tollefson. J. Ward, B. Weinman, M. :• tt. I) awrn On. HOME ROOM 203 How 1; G. McCloskey, R. Lake, J. Lodcr, E. Morseh-huuser. How 2: S. Kneebune. H. McCann, L. Krajnak. B. LaRne. B. Moscbkau. P. Kail. Row 3: W. Loland. J. Long field. P. Johnson. X. Nelson, J. Kiefer. I. Morliy, W. km-ger. H. McKeown. Row 4: J. Mavis. J. Krentz-m m. E. Keizer, C. Moe, J. E. Kaline, T. Lc- HOME ROOM 204 How I: G. Opheiin. Y. Pedra-cine. P. Ninedorf. D. Sclni-man. R«w II: C. Olson. D. Ninedorf. B. Scbnaek, K. Schwoegler. C. Rvan. N. Pope. S. Parish How HI: W. O'Connell. K. Par-man, M. Peschal. A. Rothschild. M. Poster. S. Schnack. B. Rogers. W. Nelson. How IV: T. Saba. D. O'Crowley. J. Rudd, T. Huegg. P. Overton, R. Sampson. H. Palmer. J. Prescott. B. Putnam. [78] HOME ROOM 213 How 1: S. Brrgenske. D, Cap-ad, C. Haltlitk ou, K. Amcru. Row 2: Y Mtczr, L. Buck, V Candclla, C. Ballentine, D Caire, J. Cassini. J. Anderson. Row 3: J. Carter. N. Brown. B. Burke. D. Casey. J. Buch-am in. B. Bracger. j. Cer-niglia, K. Arentson. How 4: T. CuniKidy, L. Cassini. M. Andrea. P. Belirend. I) Beale, t. Brown HOME ROOM 202 How I: S. Htrsclileb. J. Haven, M. Fcigrnblmn. G. Perrett. How 2: J. Faust. G. Frank, S. House, J. lensen, C. Hill. Barbara Pells. V. Foulk, Y. Godding. Row 3: H. Harris, M. Gilhcr. S. Jeffery, Grosse, Nl. Ilerl-meier, J. Frederick, M. Gart-land, H. Harrington, B. Harold. How 4: R. Gruber. T. Gerotliana . I). Ilenuonson, H. Jacobson. J. Hanke, B. Gunderson. HOME ROOM 201 Row 1: G. Disnid. J. Culbertson, B. Cords, S. Erik son. How 2: A. Daly. F. ‘Conners. E. Epstein. B. Daley, J. hmorueno, M. Eisner, N. Emery. How 3: M. I'v.iclienko, G. D.ttmer, C. Curtin, L. Cuc-cia. M. Chi, wood. J. Deering. G. Clary, D. Day. Row 4: R. Daigle. T. Cotter. T, Clia ey. k. Dehnicr. T. Eroen, G. Colletti, D. Craig. [79] [08] ‘i jsuid. p •[ Mpuir] IS ‘uosj.Mli’d S intm |.� () y WWWUOK ' H'M .1 • jc|ih |N «| -V ■opimx V 111 I 1 S 'A'°l I ■f K 1 ' 'MS -I A � y •pio'i -q jjc p -.mix v j.H.jun ri iihs s ....-fix i “5p | (i no H II W� CI I I :C uoVI H'MP'IS D f ‘«JV V '««n 3 ‘sj.� a.� |v f : I A oy 901 WOOb 3WOH tlo)i|7CllO| I •[ '(UU(|irj ) -JJ ‘OBnUppil I pJ«M |� || VI aoj-) H |4� ttO|| VI ,J-� l� U!Q f UON -qontf ‘uKiuf | :j- .woy y -jx Mt.wXtt 11 -f . njwjxnu •j. MUJomu. || 3 ‘Vnypijj •y uosia8|.)]| •;) •tiosuijof | ‘uosuijof -i IJ(% -«poM . 1 «««]]•� [ H °H •X.� vir j a -8ui)| H wuof O u.wj. a|i j| a •sui iiuf a ,5inG n is ',nMu “.41 11 Cl ”tP- 0 Cl ‘I’MMI •f ‘siTiioij .wo a HIM : (i jjm uoj -S]IIU.)|( •[ -puir|P}| a :i °vi €01 WOOb 3WOH •jj.� ip«.a uos -j.tpuy ‘su wofj t| Miirpy VI Cl nopur-ia f •twmjpuy xi H :) I- ' oy •‘«nju |p-a Cl - l«� CI wound a ‘SJ,,IV� CI f ‘NMI3 I qwnip M umuosig g UO!||a '1 SMAitQ ;) .woy •� «ma J. •uoiuiiv) 'j_ ‘. s«ijr) a is ,vsi«a s 'ym s • .mr|.� c| VI f Z « VI ■ J .my •| •uosurfisuij.) 'S 'wXiij.W ii ‘ssiih J. ,j� u°h n i °vi 301 WOOb 3WOH HOME ROOM 113 How 1: D. Whaley, T. Wills, Miss Roberts, B. Svetnicka. R. Turner. How 2: K. Turnbull. D. Stor-mer, B. Whiting, H. West. R. Scott, D. Wagner, E. Simpson. Si. Webber. How 3; E. Stevenson, J. White-si tt. J. Winskill, J. Sprecher. F. Thompson, H. Weinstein, T. Showers. How -I: D. Yarwood, M. White. T. Tantillo. H. Starkey. A. Smith, E. Wing. E. Singer, I). Sewell. HOME ROOM 117 How 1: L. Rintcluiumi. A. Whitt. Miss Krchnni. S. Stein, C. Howe. Row 2: S. Schaefer, V. Scud-era. K. Sweet. D. Shiites. G. Salerno. M. Wesley. M. West. J. Beta Hick. How 3: R. Wall. I . Rogers. B. Rowley, Cl. Templin, L. Witt-rock. J. Rhode, M. Willmoth, J. Vincent. I). Hose. How -i: D. Reynold . I). Yapp. W. Schmidt. E. Skarr. F. Winters. R. Schaefer, C. NVirth, T. Sperry. W Tortir-ice, W. He nold� . HOME ROOM 125 How 1: T. Cuccia, J. Davis. Mrs. Pike, P. Cemiglia, B. Cuccia. How 2: K. Buck. S. Bender, R. Crossen. R. Culp. P. Cuccia. D. Bender. D. Best. How 3: C. Alexander, T. Connors. T. Berg. E. Brown, T. Cooley, R. Allen. How •!: I. Bevens. B. Best. D. Riddick. A. Carey. M. Briggs, J. Craig. [81] � HOME ROOM 121 How 1: S. Lee. J. Mack. Mrs. Carswell, K. Kendall. R. Le-land. Bow 2: K. Me Dowell. M. Launder. S. Ketterer. K. Me-Cullen, S. Mellor. C. Martinson. P. Ilntlen, L. Meyer. -. Row v: . Mitchdl, G. Kittle-?on, J. King. C. Iwata, B. Holvenstot, C. Macleod, M. M .nderint. M. Lehtola. How 4: I , k leu, J. Lenzer, J. Mash, A. Icrdec. J. Johnson, L. Lon?. P. M.igli, I). Kripps. HOME ROOM 123 How I: A. Gibson. M Holland. Miss Mcllquhani. R. Ctiilligan. M. OuzzeUa. How 2: M. Holmes, J. liart-wiA. Groves, J. Fadner. M. Her e D. us I man. M. Freeman. X. Hagan, J. Fitzgihhon. How $s D. Henthornc, M. Grace, H. Federman, A. Fiore, T Fau t. (ioodri J. Hanson. K. Griswald. How 4: B. Donner. L. Edge, F. Hill. T. Elle.tad. X. Crap-sas. D. Gerlce. I. Engsberg. C. Hartman, j. Hall. J. Evaschenka. HOME ROOM 120 Row 1: D. Schinelzkops, Mr. Kitto. H. Parnientier. A. Picus. How 2: H. Olson. C. Rcnninn-er, S. Meyers, 1). Xinedorf, P. Heplinger. L. Mover. J. Moling, A. Oakey. J. O’Connor. Row 3: E. Haines, L. Schwartz. C. Renninger. 1). Rickey, L. Raines. X. Xinedorf, J. Pope, R. Pedracine, P. Ray. Row 4: T. O’Connor. P. Plath, S. Moss, J. Momon, J. Pfis-ter, J. Retallick. [H2 1 Junior High Football How 1: K. Hen minion. R. Lake, C. Colletti, R. Harris, R. Rogers. Row 2: Mr. Winger. D. Beale. L. Cassini. J. Cemiglia. T. Williams, T. Chasey. T. Geratbonus. W. Knieger. Mr. Reiser. Row .3: P. Bebrend. W. Gunderson, F. Willadseu. R. Cruller. J. Johnson. T. Bliss. R. Schaefer. C. Webster. We bad a team with good size and speed this year and it looked as if we would base a good season. We won our first game against West 14 to 6 and we were on the way. Our second game, began as it is so often true, to .show our chief weakness. East's reserve strength showed up as we tied and we lost in the last quarter 14 ,o 13. In our thin! game we again met West. Here all tin statistic, except West's score on a long pass were in our favor. West won 6-0. The final game of the season was bard fought to the end. Again we bad a T.D. called back because of a penalty. East reserves thought against and wore us down and we lost by a handsome 7-6. Despite the record it was not a bail season since we lost one game by 6 points and the other two by only 1 point. George Colletti and Ted Williams were co-captains. Junior High Basketball Season Record Opjxinent Central Wise. High . 26 41 East 15 40 West 26 24 Wise. High . 15 32 East 38 33 West 46 26 East 31 32 Wise. High 29 55 West 22 20 West 35 East 39 42 Wise. High 32 45 Row 1: R. Schaefer. J. Mitchell. A. Smith. C. Wirth. Row 2: C. Moc. D. Beale, C. Colletti, P. Bebrend. W.kmeger. T. Eroen. R. Harris. Row 3: H. Winger, J. Johnson. R. Cruller, W. Gunderson. T. Williams. T. Chasey, J. Haven. I. Bliss. J. Haywood. This year wc bad a squad of eighteen lxiys. The,, took second place in the Citv Junior High_League. The high scorers for the season were Tim Chasey wit l 65 points. George Colletti with i9 points, led � il-liums with 72 points, Jim Hoven with 60 points, and Dm Beale with 59 points. 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