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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1955 volume:

tom® We dedicate our new 1955 TYCUOBERAHN to the spirit of newness, growth, and progress which has been so much in evidence in Central's halls and classrooms this past year. of ( entente ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES A THLETICS JUNIOR HIGH 4 ADVERTISERS We wish to commend Superintendent of Schools Philip H. Falk and the Madison Board of Education for their awareness of Central High School's growing needs during the past few years. In these days of great city growth and expansion, it is encouraging to note that our superintendent and the Board oi Education are keeping our schools in step with this growth and are at the same time using keen foresight in planning for Madison's future educational needs. Future plans necessarily include new schools, new classrooms, and new equipment. Future plans must also include the maintenance and renovation of the older schools, of which Central High School is proud to claim its place as the original Madison High School. Therefore, we wish to express our gratitude to Superintendent of Schools Philip H. Falk and the Madison Board of Education for such recent improvements in our school as the new front entranceway, the tiling in our corridors, new lighting in many of our rooms, new lockers, new stage lighting, the expansion of the Central auditorium stage, and the many more building improvements that have made our school a more pleasant and convenient place in which to work, study, and play. Members of the Madison Board of Education are: Mr. Glenn W. Stephens, President; Dr. R. W. Huegel, Vice President; Mr. Ray F. Sennctt, Treasurer; Professor Erwin A. Gaumnitz; Mrs. E. J. Samp; Mr. Herbert J. Schmiege; and Mr. A. H. Younger. 6 For nearly half a century Central High School has housed and educated thousands of Madison pupils. With the same sturdy walls and with some of the atmosphere of the Halls of Ivy, but with a good deal of renovating, modern equipment, lighting, and an attractive brightening up of the entire building, we are making ready for the next half of the century. 7 MR. WILLIAM MARSH Assistant Principal Senior High School MISS VIDA V. SMITH Principal Junior High School Left to right: Mrs. Cora Podell, Mrs. Rosemary Klein, Mrs. Marilyn Wisor, and Mrs. Vivian Devine 8 THE EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY of CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL, Madison, Wisconsin The first responsibility of our school is to prepare our pupils for effective citizenship in a democratic America, and help them realize the vital importance of that preparation. This involves the knowledge of cultural heritage and of contemporary living, attitudes and skills to a greater degree than was apparent in any previous period. It involves faith in the obligation of social responsibilities, not merely a belief in social equality. The second responsibility of our school Is to give opportunities, environment and help toward the maximum development of each child's potentialities, with the goal of a well-balanced happy personal life and a productive, effective membership in the varied life and work of the community. This involves guidance toward personal, educational, social (human relationships), recreations, and vocational adjustments and growth. 10 LLOYD BESANT English - Speech MARGUERITE HASSE Librarian MRS. MARY L. HICKEN Home Economics MRS. SARA SCHWARTZ English ELIZABETH M. EISENMAN Social Studies We present an apple for the teacher, ” particularly for our twelve new teachers whom we honor on this page. (Not pictured: Mrs. Myrtle Stoll, English; Mrs. Helen Fredrickson, Special) JOAN FREDRIXSON Commercial MRS. NINA HECKLE English KISHIO MATOBA Art ELEANOR STODDARD JOHN WHITNEY Physical Education Music II ROBERT ALWIN Mathematics ALLEN ARGUE Science BENJAMIN A. ASHMAN Mathematics RUTH BARTHOLOMEW Mathematics JOHN C. BOND Industrial Arts An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest. - Benjamin Franklin MRS. ESTHER CARSWELL Art EDWARD COLBERT Industrial Arts MRS. VIVIAN CONLEY Physiology Civics WALTER FANDRICH Music ROBERT HARRIS Physical Education It is on the sound education of the people that the security and destiny of every nation rest. - Kossuth REGINA HEIN ROBERT HERREID ELSIE KIND MRS. HELEN ROBERT KITTO Mathematics English Mathematics KIRKPATRICK Remedial Librarian 12 LUCY KRCHMA English Social Studies VICTOR LANNING Social Studies FRANK LINDL Art BEDA MACKLIN Social Studies JUANITA MAUTHE Latin - English Tis education forms the common mind; just as the twig is bent the tree is inclined. - Pope DARLEEN McCORMICK Music JOHN G. McDowell Social Studies FLORENCE MORRIS Mathematics HAROLD F. LUCILE REID POLLOCK French - Spanish Commercial I care not what subject be taught if only it be taught well. - Thomas huxley ROBERT RIESER ELIZABETH JANE ROBERTS MARTHA HAROLD ROONEY Social Studies R1TZMANN Home Economics ROGERS Physical Education English History - English 13 MARGUERITE ROUND O. GEORGE MRS. JANE SHEPARD SPRECHER STOCKTON WEIKEL Physical Education Science Special English - Speech DONALD WENDT Social Studies HOMER WINGER MARGUERITE Social Studies WOJTA Mathematics RUTH FRIZ Nurse Custodians RUSSEL QUAST, RAY SCHWOEGLER, FLOYD JOHNSON, PETER WOHLFERD, MRS. ANN URBAN 14 7 Settiote, The 1955 Senior Class came to Central Senior High in 1952. During our sophomore year we elected Bob Gruber, Don Beale, and Bonnie Willmoth as our class officers. Last year, when we were Juniors, we elected George Colletti, Don Beale and Sally Bergenske as our officers. We sponsored the Junior Prom, One Enchanted Evening on February 6. This year our officers are Lorenzo Doss and Carole Curtin. The chairmen of our class committees are Finance, Mike Stein; Motto and Colors, Mary Ann McCarter; Senior Class Banquet, Jane Frederick; Invitations, Jim Johnson; Dance, Barbara Newville; Senior Class Night, John Culbertson; Ice Cream Committee, Susan Jeffrey; Caps and Gowns, Audrey Daly; Cards, Joanne Traino; Picnic, Gene Keizer; and Variety Show, Arlene Roschild. Mike Stein is editor of the Mirror. Charlotte Balthazor is editor of the Tychoberahn. Marianne Peschel is President of the Girls’ Club. The teachers who have advised this class for the last three years are Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins, Mr. Robert Herreid, Mr. Benjamin Ashman, Mr. Lloyd BeSant, Miss Florence Morris, and Mr. Donald Wendt. 16 7 Se Uo Ca44. otf 7955 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: LORENZO DOSS, President; CAROLE CURTIN, Secretary-Treasurer. EUNICE AMERA ” A strong yell, a sweet song, Eunice always cheered us on. Orchestra, Choir; Girls' Club; Cheerleader 10,11,12; Triple Trio; Junior Comm. MARTIN ANDREA His greatest love is a golden glove. Field and Stream; Football 10,11; Basketball 10; Baseball 10,11,12. KARL ARENTSON A friend to one, a friend to all. Intramural sports. Field and Stream. DELIA CECILIA ARMUO Flashing eyes, blue-black hair, an artist’s grace and talent. Girls' Sports; Student Council 10; Annual; Hospitality; Dramatics 10,12. 17 CAROL BALLENTINE Cute, full of fun, with lots of spark, sure to make her mark. Choir; Girls' Sports; Hospitality; G.C. Clinic; Variety Show; Home Room Officer. CHARLOTTE BALTHAZOR Central's honors tell; of Charlotte's skill and work, she stands out well.” Mirror Junior High Editor; Band; Student Council; Annual Editor; Lost and Found; Monitors; Girls' Club; Candy Counter; Junior Red Cross; Senior Committee; Junior Committee; Madison Youth Council. DONALD BEALE Like shooting a basket, or crashing a goal, Donnie will always score. Choir; Football; Basketball; Volleyball; Student Council; M Club; Class Officer. PHIL BEHREND In football, we knew Hiil was great; he proved it, he made Big 8. Field and Stream; Football; Basketball; Student Council; Hi-Y Club; M Club; Home Room Officer; Golf; Four Lakes Basketball; Senior Committee; Junior Committee. SALLY She flew to the top, with books, looks, and pals, and is still flying up. Orchestra; Student Council; Annual; All-Central Chairman; Candy Counter Chairman; Monitors; LXamatics; Girls' Club; Girls' Club Cabinet; National Honor Society; Class Officer; Junior Red Cross; Senior Committee; Youth Council. RICHARD BOAMAN A handsome guy, Dick, bright of smile, well-liked, with a future shining bright. Field and Stream: Social Committee; Home Room President; Senior Committee. DAVID ALLEN BOLES A winner in sport, a nice personality, an awfully nice sort. Field and Stream; Tennis; Photography Club. BARBARA ANN BRAEGER A busy gal with lots of style; always has a friendly smile. Mirror; Choir; Girls' Sports; Annual; Usherettes; Hospitality; G.C. Clinic; Monitors; Girls’ Club; Jenny Kissed Me, The Mikado, She Stoops to Conquer; Variety Show; Junior Red Cross; Ice Cream Counter; Senior Committee; Junior Committees; Homecoming Committee. JANE BERGENSKE 18 EDNA MARIE BREEDLOVE Edna is a friendly lass; we're proud to have her in our class. Usherettes; Hospitality; Girls Club. SHIRLEY BRIGGS Shirley’s small, but gives her all. She'll never fall. Usherettes; Hospitality; Lost and Found. NIKOLAS BROWN A personality to please, leader of many activities.” Homecoming Committee Chairman-, Variety Show; The Mikado; Finance Committee Chairman;Choir; Student Council. JOAN BUCHANAN Heard in our choir, helped round school, always a friendly word. Choir; Annual; Usherettes; Monitor; The Mikado;” She Stoops to Conquer Committee; Junior Red Cross; Junior Prom Committee. LEE BUCK As a friend, Lee is fine; as an artist, she'll shine. Mirror; Social Committee; Annual; Usherettes; Variety Show; Class Motto and Colors. BARBARA BURKE Played in orchestra, in choir she sings; can do most anything. Junior Red Cross President; Concert Mistress; Mirror Advertising Manager; Choir; Annual Advertising Manager; ”M Club; Girls' Triple Trio. DELORES CA1RE A voice like a breeze, she's sure to please. ” Orchestra; Band; Choir; Variety Show; Hospitality; Lost and Found. VIRGINIA J. C AND ELLA A gifted brush, a gifted smile, admired all the while. Home Room Officer; Choir; G.C. Clinic; Girls' Sports; Hospitality. 19 DELORES CAPACI Sharp of mind, personality plus, never left behind. Mirror; Orchestra; Band; Annual; Hospitality; Senior Committee; Junior Committee. THOMAS J. CARMODY Behind us in pep, Tom’s a real sport; he'll conquer each step. Field and Stream; Minor; Choir; Pep Committee; Annual; Ushers; Jenny Kissed Me; She Stoops to Conquer; Home Room Officer; Junior Red Cross; Senior Committee; Junior Committee. JOAN MARIE CASSINI A swell twin, personality for two, Joan, this is you. Choir; Hospitality; G.C. Clinic; Monitors; Girls' Club; Home Room Officer; Senior Committee; Junior Committee. LOU CASSINI Central has honored you; well deserved, too; keep up the good work, Lou. Football; Home Room Officer; Four Lakes Baseball. JERRY CARTER Clean cut and fine, Jeny's the right kind. Field and Stream; Minor; Football; Basketball; Volleyball; Annual; M Club; Four Lakes; Senior Committee; Junior Committee; Baseball; Boys' Sports Club. JOSEPH CERNIGLIA Music, sports, and woman are what Joe loves. Field and Stream; Orchestra; Band; Football; Basketball; Hi-Y Club; Variety Show; Home Room Officer. JOSEPHINE M. CHANCE England's gift to Central; she's one wonderful girl. Lost and Found; Girls' Club; Hockey; Tennis; Badminton; Netball; Student Christian Movement; International Friendship Society. TIM CHASEY A sportsman he; proud of him are we. Choir; Football; Basketball; Track; Student Council; Finance Committee; Hi-Y Club; M Club; The Mikado; Variety Show; Home Room Officer; Four Lakes; Senior Committee; Boys' Double Quartet. 20 GUY F. CLARY 'A strong character, many fine points, Guy rates very high. Field and Stream; Orchestra; Band; Choir; Social Committee; The Mikado. GEORGE COLLETT 1 One of Central’s leaders, an all-round fine guy, held high in everyone's eye. Band; Football 11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Hi-Y; M Club; Junior Class President. TIM COTTER A quiet sort, a lot of fun; cheerful as the morning sun. Field and Stream; Senior Committee. LUCILLE CUCCIA As Junior Prom Queen. Lucille appeared like a dream. Mirror; Choir; Student Council; Social Committee; Annual; Junior Red Cross; Variety Show; Monitor; Hospitality. JOHN CULBERTSON As manager this boy was great; for his quick wit there isn't a mate. Choir; Football 11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Student Council; The Mikado; Pep Committee Chairman; Hi-Y Officer. CAROLE CURTIN As class secretary Carole really rated. Choir; All-Central; Senior Class Secretary; Monitor; Girls' Sports. BETTY MARIE DALEY Works without fuss, Betty’s the girl for us. Minor; Girls' Sports; Usherettes; Girls' M Club; Junior Red Cross; Ring Committee Chairman. AUDREY DALY A small girl, big heart, to school an important part. Hospitality; Ways and Means; Senior Committee. 21 PATRICIA ANN DAVIES Lively, full of chatter, being new didn't matter. You Can't Take It With You; Hospitality; Dramatics Club; Girls' Club; Senior Committee. RICHARD DAY A smarter fellow's hard to find, gay in spirit, willful mind. Choir; The Mikado; She Stoops to Conquer; Annual Sports Editor; Photography; Dramatics Club. JOYCE A. DEERING A precious pearl, it's known to all. ” Choir; Sports; Hospitality; Student Council; Senior Committee; Junior Committee. KEITH DEHMER Keith is a quiet, likeable guy, and with us he rates up high. Field and Stream; Mirror; Junior Red Cross. GERALD DISRUD Lent his voice in many a song; one of the best, by choice. Field and Stream; Choir; Four Lakes; Junior Committee; Sports Club. LORENZO MAURICE DOSS As an athlete, hard to beat; a nicer guy, you'll never meet. Football; Basketball; Track 11,12; M Club; Student Council 11,12; Hi-Y; Home Room Officer; Senior Class President. JAMES EMMERICH Jim responds to 'Lights! Action 1 Camera!’, all of these he can do. Student Council 12; Ushers. President 12; Pep Committee; Social Committee; Electricians, Disp.; Senior Committee. JENNIE LEA EMORDENO Her bright friendly smile we enjoyed all the while. She Stoops to Conquer; Minor; Band; Sports; Usherettes; Dramatics; Senior Committee; Variety Show; Girls' Club. 22 ELEANOR EPSTEIN Always working up to par; ’Bunny will advance far. ” Choir; Girls’ Sports; Annual; Pep Committee; Monitor; Dramatics 10,11,12, President; Thespian Vice President; Senior Committee; Variety Show; Stage Props; Make-up; National Honor Society; French Club. TERRY LOUIS EROEN Polished and neat, wins all he meets. Football; Basketball; Track 10,11,12; Hi-Y; M Club; Student Council; Home Room Officer. MIKE EVACHENKO Auf Wiedersehn is Mike's refrain. Field and Stream; Tennis 10,11,12; Wrestling 12. VIVIAN FOULK Always on the run; always lots of fun. Usherettes; Lost and Found; Hospitality; Girls’ Club. GLORIA FRANK Charming and sweet to all she meets. Choir; Student Council; Dramatics; Loft Rep.; Monitor; Thespian Club; Girls’ M Club; Jenny Kissed Me;...The Mikado;” Good Housekeeping; Junior Committee; Senior Committee. JANE FREDERICK An attractive, witty blonde, sure of success as she goes on. Band; Sports; Business Manager Annual; Girls' M Club; Jenny Kissed Me; The Mikado; Senior Banquet Chairman; Photography Club; Homecoming Committee; Finance Committee. MARY ELLEN G ART LAND Mary surely will go far. She is sure to reach her ’star’. Minor; Orchestra; Band; Sports; Student Council 11; Girls’ M” Club; Jenny Kissed Me; The Mikado; Home Room Officer; Commencement Committee Chairman; Junior Committee. THOMAS GEROTHANAS All his talents we admire. He’ll go to heights much higher. Field and Stream; Choir; Football 10,11; Track 10, 11; M Club; Wrestling 11; Hockey 10. 23 MARILYN GILBERT Blond and good-looking, a very clever girl. Mirror; Girls' Sports; Monitor; Junior Prom Program Committee; Capitol Pageant; Lost and Found; Hospitality. VIRGINIA GROSSE Because of her aid this is one place she has better made. Mirror Copy-Editor; Annual; Usherettes; Hospitality; Ways and Means Chairman; Costume Committees; Junior Red Cross; Senior Committee. ROBERT ALLEN GRUBER Football, basketball, tops in his class studies and with all. Student Council Officer; All-Central, Football 10,11, 12; Basketball 10,11; M Club; Class Officer; Home Room Officer; Hi-Y; Senior Committee; Junior Committee. WILLIAM A. GUNDERSON We watched, Bill is sport. He’ll fight to win; he's that sort. Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10; Choir; Student Council; M Club; Senior Committee; Junior Committee. JAMES HANKE A real gone guy with a crazy deep voice. Basketball 10,12; Four Lakes Sports; Field and Stream. WILLIAM HANOLD Smart, intelligent, friendly, kind, a very good design. Band; Field and Stream; Senior Committee. ISAAC CHARLES HARGROVE Charlie has run for a gain and no loss. Football 12; M Club. RONALD HARRINGTON Ron's quite a wit, with everyone a wit. Four Lakes Sports; Choir; Field and Stream. 24 RICHARD HARRIS Friendly toward all. Champion with the ball, a classmate of the very best. Mirror; Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 11,12; Hi-Y; M Club, Home Room Officer. RICHARD E. HERMANSON As homecoming king, a star shining bright; in football, a shining light. Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; M Club; Home Room Officer; Class Night Committee. SHARON LEE HERSCHLEB A rosy personality full of vitality and nothing but fun. Choir; Student Council; Annual; Triple Trio; Monitor; The Mikado; Variety Show; Senior Committee; Junior Prom Decorations Committee. CHARLYNE BERNADINE HILL So sweet and kind with a winning smile, charming all the while. ” Band; Choir; Girls’ Sports; Student Council; Usherettes; Hospitality; Girls’ Club Cabinet; Triple Trio; Home Room Officer; Senior Committee. 4 � JACK HOVEN Oh, so tall, good looking too, he's tops in basketball. Tennis 10,11; Basketball 10,11; Volleyball 10,11; Student Council; M Club; Home Room Officer; Field and Stream. JAMES W. HUFF Fun to know, an actor, he's that, to the top he'll go. Mirror; Choir; Student Council; Annual Activities Chairman; Dramatics; Good Housekeeping; You Can't Take It With You; Trophy Committee Chairman; Senior Picnic Committee; Junior Ring Committee. SUSAN ANN JEFFREY Sweet, lovable, fun all mixed into one; so bright in every single way. ’’ Triple Trio; Ice Cream Committee Chairman; Home Room Officer; Variety Show; Mirror; Orchestra; Choir; Annual; Pep Committee; Student Council. JUDY JENSEN 'A friend of friends, very cute and bright. Mirror Assistant Editor; Band; Student Council Secretary; Social Committee; Pep Committee; Annual; Monitor; Dramatics; Cheerleader; The Mikado. 25 JAMES JOHNSON A winning way with all; Jim always answers this call. Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Track 10,11,12; M Club; Hi-Y; Golf; Four Lakes; Home Room Officer. PAULINE JOHNSON A cute little lass with lots of class.' Mirror; Annual; Hospitality; Ways and Means; Monitor; Girls' Club; She Stoops to Conquer, Costume Chairman; Junior Red Cross; Senior Committee. MARGARET SUSAN JORDAN For acting she's shown she'll make the way. Mirror Feature Editor; Student Council; Annual; Monitor; The Mikado; She Stoops to Conquer; You Can't Take It With You;” Variety Show; Home Room Officer; Prom Publicity; Senior Committee. EDWARD J. KAHNE Careful, cheerful and wise; can tackle a job of any size. Field and Stream; Basketball 10; Track 11. LILLIAN KRAJNAK EUGENE A. KELZER With Gene on our team he has proved to be all that he seems. Field and Stream; Track 10; M Club; Annual; Student Council; Home Room Officer; Variety Show; Senior Committee. SANDRA RAE KNEEBONE Brightly smiling, always pleasant, a winning way with all. Choir; G.C. Clinic; Variety Show; Home Room Officer; Chairman Decorations Senior Dance and Junior Prom. Small and petite, glowing with charm, sl.e cheered us on. Mirror; Band; Orchestra; Student Council; Annual; Home Room Officer; Cheerleader; G.C. Cabinet; Senior Committee. JAMES B. KREUTZMANN Real gone with the drums, good with the baton; he'll always lead us on. Orchestra; Band; Choir; Student Council Vice President; Chairman Pep Committee; Dramatics; All-Central Committee; Jenny Kissed Me; The Mikado; She Stoops to Conquer; Variety Show; Junior Committee; Senior Committee; Badger Boys’ State, Alt. 26 s RE WALTER KRUGER A hard worker but lots of fun when his work is done. Field and Stream, Vice President; Football 10; Basketball 10; Hi-Y; Home Room Officer; Four Lakes; Senior Committee. BEVERLY K. LARSON Once our queen, truly a dream. Success is her fate. Choir; Sports; Student Council 10,11,12; Annual; Monitor; The Mikado; Variety Show; Home Room Officer; Homecoming Queen 11; Triple Trio. TERRY LEGRAY A star in basketball, known throughout the hall. Field and Stream; Football 11; Basketball 12; Home Room Officer; Senior Committee. WAYNE E. LELAND Smart in every way, cheerful, smiling, always gay. Senior Committee; Junior Committee. NADINE ANN MARX As busy as a bee, to the top, wait and see. Mirror; Annual; Usherettes; Costume Club; Home Room Officer; She Stoops to Conquer; Junior Red Cross; Ways and Means Chairman; Junior Committee; Senior Committee Hospitality. PAUL MARX Paul's quite dashing, with eyes dark and flashing. Field and Stream; Wrestling 11; Four Lakes Basketball. ROSEMARY McCANN A true Centralitc. She cheered with pep, say, this gal's hep. Minor; Orchestra; Band; Choir; Student Council; Sports; Pep Committee; Senior Committee; Junior Committee; Cheerleaders. MARY ANN McCARTER Mary Ann is short and sweet, for friendliness she can't be beat. Usherettes; Dramatics; She Stoops to Conquer; Good Housekeeping; Hospitality. 27 JERRY McGILL As we see him in the hall, we know—one of the best of them all. Track 12; Home Room Officer; Annual; Hockey 12; Four Lakes Sports; Baseball 12. CARL MOE Moe's a mighty nice guy, in sports, he went high.' Hockey 11,12; Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Track 10,11; Volleyball 10; Four Lakes; Hi-Y; M' Club. THOMAS MOORE Tall, kind of thin. Always puts the basket right through the rim. Basketball 11,12; Student Council; Home Room Officer; M Club. ERNEST J. MORSCHHAUSER ’He has a smile for all, friends are at his beck and call. Double Quartet; Hi-Y; Football 12; Choir; Field and Stream; Variety Show; Wrestling 12; Four Lakes Sports; Senior Committee; Junior Committee. IDA MAY MOSBY Never a frown do we see for she's kept busy as a bee. She Stoops to Conquer; Good Housekeeping;” You Can't Take It with You; Orchestra; Band; Usherettes; Dramatics; Hospitality; Lost and Found. BETTY MAE MOSCHKAU Small and blond is she, also as sweet as can be. Choir; Usherettes; Variety Show; Hospitality; Girls' Club; Class Card Committee; Junior Prom Committee. ELISE MOSS Elise is active in band, always around with a helping hand. Minor; Orchestra; Band; Student Council; Annual; Monitor; Junior Red Cross Secretary; Ice Cream Committee; Junior Prom Program Committee. MARJORY JEAN MUELLER A lot of friends has she, as nice as she can be. Mirror; Hospitality; Lost and Found; Girls’ Club; You Can't Take It With You; Senior Committee; Junior Committee. 29 JON M. NARUM Tall, with red hair; where there's fun, he’ll be there. Field and Stream; Four Lakes Basketball. LOUISE NELSON A friend in need, Louise is just that to you and to me. Hospitality Committee; Ways and Means; G. C. Clinic. NANCY I. NELSON Always at ease, anxious to please. Choir; Girls' Sports; Hospitality; Girls' Club; Home Room Officer; Senior Committee. WILTON E. NELSON Cute and funny is this guy, get to know him and you'll see why. Field and Stream; Student Council; The Mikado; Wrestling 10; Hockey 10,11,12; Senior Committee. BARBARA ANN NEWVILLE New, really keen, and ruled as Queen. Band; Girls' Sports; Usherettes; Hospitality; Girls' Club; Variety Show; Chairman Senior Dance. DELORES NINEDORF Sis Ninedorf, that’s her name; on her way to fortune and fame. Choir; Girls' Sports; Usherettes; Hospitality; Lost and Found; Ways and Means; Variety Show; Junior Red Cross. BILL O'CONNELL One of the editors of the Minor, toward success he is sure. Field and Stream, Secretary; Mirror Spons Editor; Hockey 12; Golf Club; Senior Picnic Committee. DAVE O'KROLEY Wise and kind all the while, never seen without a smile. Field and Stream; Football 10; Four Lakes Football. 29 GENEVIEVE OPHEIM A cute Norweigen with blond hair, in every way she is so fair. Band; Girls’ Sports; Student Council; Hospitality; Candy Counter; Girls' Club; Home Room Officer; Senior Committee; Junior Committee. PHILLIP OVERTON Phil's day will arrive, toward success he does strive. Field and Stream; Golf; Four Lakes Basketball. SARA JEAN PARISI A smile, a dimple, and sparkling eyes. Choir; Girls' Sports; Social Committee; Hospitality; G.C. Clinic; Girls' Club; Senior Committee. KEITH PARMAN Works, laughs, plays, happy through the day. Hi-Y Club; Four Lakes Basketball; Four Lakes Football; Baseball. EUGENE PAYNE Anything but a 'pain,' we all feel the same. Field and Stream. ROBERT PECK Bob's voice would charm anyone; always there and full of fun. Field and Stream; Choir; You Can't Take It With You, Wrestling. YVONNE PEDRACINE Often with another, not her brother. Mirror; Choir; Girls' Sports; Hospitality; Candy Counter; Girls' Club; The Mikado; Variety Show; Senior Committees; Junior Committees; Triple Trio. BARBARA J. PELLS Laughing, always gay, she'll go quite a way. Mirror; Choir; Girls’ Sports; Hospitality; Ways and Means; Monitors; You Can't Take It With You; Senior Committees; Junior Committees; AAA Monitor. 30 rs GRAHAM PERRETT From England he came, but not in vain. Choir, Track 10; Senior Picnic Committee. MARRIANNE PESCHEL Willing to aid, high in grades, the best of friends. Minor; Choir; Girls’ Sports; Student Council; Annual; Girls’ Club President; Junior Ring Committee; Ice Cream Counter; M Club; Candy Counter. DOMINIC PUCCIO Plays a fine sax, is an actor, singer, too. Band; Choir; Social Committee; Dramatics; You Can't Take It With You; Variety Show; Senior Committee. ROBERT PUTNAM Nice, jolly, and fun. Bob's all these rolled into one. Field and Stream; Football 12; Annual; Hockey 11, 12; Tennis 12; Four Lakes Sports; Senior Invitations Committee. ROSEMARY TERESA RICHARDT Sweet and short, always a good sport. Usherettes; Junior Red Cross; Ways and Means; Lost and Found; Hospitality. DEAN P. ROMMELFANGER Really a lot of fun. Dean's a fine friend whenever you need one. ARLENE LEE ROSCHILD Pert and lively, is Arlene; always there on the scene. Mirror; Choir; Student Council; Finance Committee; Annual; Monitor; Dramatics; Thespians; Girls' Club Cabinet; National Honor Society; Jenny Kissed Me; She Stoops to Conquer; Good Housekeeping; Madison Youth Council. COLLEEN RYAN Reigned as queen over the team. Rated high, is Colleen. Mirror; Choir; Home Room Officer; Hospitality; Lost and Found; G.C. Clinic; Senior Committee. 31 RONALD SAMPSON When Ron's around, a good time can be found. Field and Stream; Choir. SHIRLEY ANN SCHNACK She’s ready to help; when in need for a deed. Ways and Means. DANIEL SCHUMANN A guy that likes to run, he thinks it's all such fun. Field and Stream; Track; Student Council; Ushers; Hi-Y Club; M Club; Home Room Officer; Cross Country; Four Lakes; Senior Committees; Junior Committee. DO MON 1C SCUDERA I pity shy, bashful men; everyone’s friendship 1 like to win. ' Football; Hi-Y Club; M Club; Home Room President; Four Lakes. CURLEE CARL SEALS, JR. To twirl a baton is lots of fun. Football; Track; Annual; M Club; Variety Show; Golf; Senior Committee; Photography Club. CAROLYN SEWELL A fine friend, swell gal, Carol is a fine pal. Hospitality. WILLIAM D. SKAAR On the surface, he’s quiet; but beneath, he's a riot. Field and Stream; M Club; Tennis. VIRGINIA SKRAM Friendly girl full of cheer; always the same throughout the year. Girls' Sports; Usherettes; Lost and Found; Girls’ Club; Junior Red Cross; Senior Committees. 32 RONALD A. SMITH Wavy hair, big wide smile; he’ll be remembered a long while. Field and Stream; Electricians. DALE SORENSON A cheerleader came to us one day, full of pep and always gay. Choir; Student Council 12; Dramatics; Cheerleaders 11,12; Home Room Officer; Variety Show; You Can’t Take It With You. KATHLEEN JEANETTE SPRECHER Her presence is known each day. We enjoy her in every single way. Band; Girls’ Sports; You Can’t Take It With You;” Variety Show; Home Room Officer; Senior Committee; Hospitality. MIKE STEIN Editor of the school paper; hard to find a student greater. Minor; Choir; Basketball 10; Golf 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; Treasurer 11,12; All-Central 10, 11,12; National Honor; Dramatics; Annual; ”M Club. A 4 BARBARA ST OF LET In friendliness none rank higher. Choir; Sports; Usherettes, Secretary-Treasurer; Ways and Means. RONALD STORMER Ron's a guy who gets around. In basketball he can be found. ’’ Field and Stream; Basketball 10; Ushers; Track 10; Senior Committee; Sports Club. RUTH STORMER A girl who does much toil but always has a happy smile. Choir; Ice Cream Counter; Hospitality. ART TOLLEFSON Art stands quite high. Such personality. My, oh, my. Field and Stream. 33 JO ANNE TRAINO Ready with a helping hand, as usherette she was grand. Choir; Lost and Found; Usherettes; Monitor; Junior Red Cross; Junior Committee. JUDITH ANN TSCHUDY Last year she was new. She's loyal through and through. Choir; Student Council Secretary 12; Girls' Club; Junior Red Cross; Senior Committee; Lost and Found. JANET VIRNIG True to Central High; a smile, a laugh, but ne’er a sigh. Girls' Sports; Usherettes; Ways and Means; Junior Red Cross. GERALD R. WAHLIN A nice guy, one of the best, when he's not around the girls have a rest. Field and Stream; Band; Football 11; Hi-Y; Wrestling 10,12; Hockey 10; Four Lakes. COLIN T. WEBSTER A good-looking redhead, an all-round swell guy, in many activities he led. Field and Stream; Band; Orchestra; Choir; Pep and Finance Committee; Jenny Kissed me; The Mikado; Variety Show; Home Room Officer; Badger Boys' State, alt.; Senior Picture Committee; Homecoming Committee. BILL WEINMAN A tall handsome fellow we all know and like. Field and Stream; Four Lakes Basketball; Sports Club. SHIRLEY ANN WELLS Shirley is well-known as best in the land. Band; Girls' Sports; Annual; Hospitality; Dramatics; Variety Show; Girls' Club; Ice Cream Counter. BETTY LOU WHEELER Betty's willing to help and has a smile for all. Mirror; Choir; Hospitality; Senior Committee; Prom Decorations Committee. 34 ROSEMARY WILCOX Rosemary is a gal who's everyone's pal. Lost and Found; Ways and Means; Ice Cream Counter. TED WILLIAMS A strong man in sport, a deep voice in song; Ted will never go wrong. Minor, Assistant Sport Editor; Choir; Football 10,11, 12; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; M Club; The Mikado; Baseball. BONNIE WILLMOTH What we cherish in Bonnie is loyalty and personality. Mirror, Front Page Editor; Choir; Student Council 10, 11,12; Social Committee; Finance Committee; Annual; Hospitality; Candy Counter; Monitor; Girls Club; Sophomore Class Secretary; Home Room Officer; Junior Red Cross; Ice Cream Counter; Senior Committee; Chairman Ring Committee; Youth Council. GERALD E. WRIGHT Played with the band. We think he is grand. Band 12; Student Council 12; Senior Picture Committee. 35 ck t£e Senior @1 44, Best Looking - SARA PARISI LOUIS CASSINI Most Athletic - MARY GARTLAND DON BEALE Most Likely to Succeed - MIKE STEIN CAROLE CURTIN Wittiest - SUSAN JORDAN JOHN CULBERTSON Best Dancer - ROSEMARY McCANN DOMINIC PUCCIO Friendliest - SALLY BERGENSKE LORRIE DOSS Most Bashful Boy - RICH HARRIS Most Flirtatious Girl - GLORIA FRANK Busiest - CHARLOTTE BALTHAZOR JIM KREUTZMANN Best Dressed - BONNIE WILLMOTH TERRY EROEN Most Popular - BEV LARSON LORRIE DOSS 36 r-M® 7956 We saluie the new” Senior Class, the Class of 1956 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bernard Kane, President; Nancee Meyers, Secretary; and Richard Adams, Vice President. 38 HOME ROOM 301 Back row: Jack Bracger, Andy Nincdorf, Tom Henning, Douglas Stam. Third row; Mr. Lanning. Gary Davies, John Baker, Corine Harden, Fern Kosinski, Roberta Church, Nancy Dailey, Merlin Gorsline, Duane Schaefer, Dou Jones. Second row: Jacqueline Houghton, Jean Retallick, Marlene Scoles, Mary Willmoth, Jill Ellis, Mary Adams, Donna Lough, Marlene Bates, Mary Blaser, Judith McKiernan, Carol Bowes, Mary Gcrothanas. First row: Jim Long, Lois Newton, Arlyn While, Colenthia Hill, Jack Mitchell, Dave Reynolds, Sharon Lewis. Karl Dotzel. Darlene Mack. (Not pictured: Bob King. Shelby Dorst. Steve Schleek.) HOME ROOM 313 Third row: Tom Bliss, Bob Rieselman, Bill Schmidt, Charles Tomcany, Clair Carson, Dick Dommersohausen, DayleYapp, Jim Evans, Dick Taylor, Jim Pulvermacher. Second row: Pat Ryan, Sharon Miller, Catherine Oliva, Susan Stein, Jean Loy, Shirley Witz, Beverly Culp, Mary Connery, Pat Johnson. Toby Siev, Betty Scott. First row; Pauline Dunow, Bill Halsell, Sue Schara, George Salerno, Miss Ritzmann, Veda Scudera, Jim Herfel, Delores Launder, Ann Namio. (Not pictured: Carla Henthorne, Lois Lintner, Roberta Jacobson, Roger Ball, Elton Garner, Bob Nesson. HOME ROOM 322 Third row: Dick Feldt, Dale Gulrud, Dick Lindauer, Ben Rowley, Bob Imhoff, Paul Bartholomew, Dan Smith. Second row: Charlotte Helgerson, Beverly Eiseman, Nancy Bonner. Helen Sobek, Pat Kneebone, Georgia Rowe, Phyllis Pullara, Nancy Jones, Shirley Allely, Margie Wesley, Sandra Schaefer. First row: Nancee Meyers, Pat Rogers, Barbara Bell, Lucille Clementi, Miss Reid, Bob Faust, Loretta Fedele, Glydewell Burdick, Karen Arncson. (Not pictured: John Grapsas). Junior Class President Bernard Kane and Queen Ruth Zimmer ruled over the beautiful, magical isle of Tropicana on the night of February 5, as the Junior Class presented one of the finest Proms in Central's Lawrence played for the 42 HOME ROOM 415 Back row: Jim North, Gene Zapata, Bill Reynolds. Larry McDowell. Norm Buchert, Dick Smecko, Bob Wall, Bill Miller. Third row; Duane Ballentine, Joseph Kroda. Ken Morgan, Lynda Chase, Sally Christianson, Barbara Ha Worsen. Bonnie Schaub, Bill Smith, Tom Buege, Harland Sherman, Roy Keller. Second row: Virginia Newberry, Beverly Garvey, Shirley Dyer, Shirley Jacobson, Nadine Anderson, Janet Sabatke, Ruth Oetzman, Barbara Mason, Sue Lueth, Sally Pells. First row; Pauline Legrey, Stan Schmelzer, Kathleen Bly, Royal Palmer, Miss Mackln, Dick Doran, Louise Wittrock. Bill Connors, Anna Bell Rockwell. (Not pictured: Doug Gedko, Betty Bohmrich, Ron Adler). HOME ROOM 423 Fourth row; Dick Hoovcrson, Norman Strand, Jerry Haywood, Gene Bjornstad, Bob Hubbard, Ronald Sweet. Third row: Ed Loos, Roger Gullickson, Terry Huxtable, Judy DeMars, Donna Hoffman, Norma Braegcr, Mary Ann Imhoff, LeRoy Rogers, Ron Schaefer, Bob Delaney. Second row; Nancy Butler, Lillie Maiden, Pat Jones, Marjunice West, Phyllis Pullara, Annette Scallisi, Louise Rintclmann, Bonnie Fiscus, Barbara Meyer, Gertraud Templin. First row; Carl Wirth, Cheryl Moling, Barbara Jinkins, Ron Morrick, Mrs. Schwartz, Dick Adams, Sue Parisi, John Hilliard, Dixie Cleary. (Not pictured: Karen Koten, Bob Call). HOME ROOM 431 Third row: Ted Cannon, Jim Nalcpinski, Dick Hilgers, Darrell Theobald, George AItizer, John Brandon, Tom Fish. Bill Groves, Tom Harper. Second row: Bryant Randall, Wanda Boss, Mary Martinson, Joan Rohde, Rosalie Freitag, Nancy Morschhauser, Ruth Zimmer, Roberta Jeffcott, Lorraine Johnson, Arthur Dick. First row: Pat Downs, Jim Opelt, Shirley Laufenberg, Harry Collier. Mr. Pollock, Bernard Kane, Joan Schuepbach, Judy Myers, Janice Watzke. (Not pictured: Bonnie Colvin, Jim Vincent). The new class in Central High School this year was the Class of '57, the Sophomores, part of which is shown above during an aud program. Strange as it seems, the higher you are in school, the lower you are, at least according to auditorium seating arrangements. May it also follow in reverse then, that the older this class becomes, the newer the school becomes, in size, building improvements, and spirit. 48 7957 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Albert Smith, President. Standing: Arthur Jordee, Vice President; Sharon Lee, Secretary. In keeping with the theme of Y l this we salute the Sopho- A. 7 7 mores as our new class. The crystal ball predicts the Sophomore Class to be a hardworking and spirited group. This class will bring about many changes in the school, and it will keep the Central spirit alive. Sophomores, if you make your next two years in senior high the best, these predictions will come true. 49 Home Room 303 MR. ROONEY Sixth row: G. Esser, T. Cuccia, O. Oie. Fifth row: D. Chisman, R. Allen, R. Brantmayer, R. Ripp, J. Hanson, D. Whaley, D. Pedracine. Fourth row: P. Loy, P. Cuccia, R. Ellis, L. Lewis, N. Grapsas. R. Turner, E. Simpson. Third row: G. Martinson, M. Scoles, P. Fruth, D. Henthome, J. Wheeler, S. Swance, K. Kendall, A. Bauman. Second row: A. Martin, K. Turnbull, R. Olson, S. Bender, L. Boltz, F. Horstmeyer, R. Arneson, C. Underwood. First row: T. Cooley, S. Lee, P. Schmelzer, Mr. Rooney, A. Scallisi, M. Grace, J. Monson. Fourth row; T. O’Conner, R. Taylor, R. Dommerhausen, J. Payne, D. Schmelzkopf, S. Moss, F. Singer, L. Long. Third row: A. Colvin, J. Richardt, T. Fiore, R. Hill, S. Anderson, J. Mislivecek, P. Cemiglia, A. Jordee. Second row: P. Thompson, B. Svetnica, D. Rickey, R. Crossen, B. Donner, D. Gust. S. Buchanan. First row: M. Fiscus, G. MacLeod, Miss Mauthe, D. Rohr, J. Kneebone. Home Room 305 MISS MAUTHE 50 Home Room 317 mr. mcdowhll Fifth row: A. Moschkau, R. Anderson, D. Gerke, J. Lenzer, J. Johnson, J. Hoven. Fourth row . R. Radloff, J. Reda, F. Conway, T. Faust, E. Brown, K. Breiding. Third row: M. Pfaff, R. Leland, D. Schiro, M. Macaluso. O. Rcnninger, S. Mellor, J. Conway. Second row: C. Smith, J. Ostrom, J. Whalen. J. Berens, G. Kittleson, K Wilcox. First row: D. Wagner, F. Roach, R. Gulligan, T. Wills, J. Craig, J. Mack, D. Herrick. Fourth row: L. La More, A. Carey. T. Ellestad, D. Kail, L Moyer, L. Walden, T. Schomberg, J. Fitzgibbon. Third row: L. Edge. P. Paquette. V. Bergen, N. Ninedorf, D. Snell, K. Buck. Second row; B. Porter, S. Meyers. K. McDowell, D. Stormer, D. Kripps, M. Crume. R. Walten. First row: M. Holmes, J. Sprecher, J. Pope. J. Pfhister, Miss Junginger, A. Gibson, P. Magli, M. Guzzetta. Home Room 417 MISS JUNGINGER 51 Home Room 430 MISS FREDERIXON Fourth row; T. Showers, J. Hall, K. Wigdel, J. Ellis, VV. Hobvenstot, R. Cuccia, E. Wing, P. Plath. Third row: J. Moling, A. Oakey, D. Bender, D. Ninedorf, M. Launder, N. Hagen, R. West, F. Kane. Second row: D. Carbson, N. Goodrich, N. Mitchell, M. Kjell, D. Birrenkott, R. Green, J. Hennings, M. Freeman, M. Manderino. First row: S. Olson, S. Picus, J. Cole, D. Philip, Miss Frederixon, R. Parmentier, N. Hoppe. J. Morrick. Fifth row: R. Masshardt, W. Scoles, C. Rohr, W. Rettalick, M. McCormick, L. Kilen, J. Engsberg. Fourth row: J. Morrell, D. Best, D. Hyland, E. Auginbrush, C. Masshardt, J. Scallon. Third row: M. Lchtola, D. Huber, M. Herfel, M. Schacte, D. Scherer, F. Oecan, J. Davies. Second row: C. Alexander, A. Pamiligens, B. Whiting, S. Ketterer, J. Brazee, P. Gartland, L. Raines, E. Mays. First row: G. Gray, K. Connelly, C. Peschel, A. Groves, Mr. Alwin, R. Schaefer, M. Vallem, C. Renninger, J. Valenza. Home Room 321 MR. ALWIN 52 Central’s growth and newness is apparent also in its organizations. This year the school has established six new clubs; another new club, the Thespian Club was granted its national charter only last spring. We feature the six new clubs at the beginning of this section of the Tychoberahn as a salute to their establishment now, and to their continued success in the days to come. The new French and Spanish Clubs are under the guidance of Miss Lucile Reid. These two clubs supplement the classroom studies of the languages. The two sports clubs are directed by Mr. Bob Harris. The clubs feature spectator education, explaining the technical intricacies of football and basketball; during the second semester the members participate in golf. Miss Jane Roberts sponsors the Costume Club; the members study costume design and work hand in hand with the dramatics department in play production. The Photography Club is expertly directed by Mr. Floyd Briese of the Madison Vocational School staff. We thank Mr. Briese and this group for much of the photographic work that appears in this book. 54 Fifth row: T. Bliss. W. Connor, D. Smith, G. Haywood. D. Schmelzkopf, S. Schleck, M. Gotsline. Fourth row: J. Culbertson. D. Whaley. R. Schafer, S. Moss, A. Smith, J. hong, R. Pedtacine. W. Halsell. Third row: M. Kjell, S. Lueth, V. Newberry, K. Bly, L. Bohmtich. 1. Ctaig, S. Picus, M. Holmes, J. Mack. Second row: J. Mislevecek. S. Buchanan, S. Schaefer, J. Morrick, 14. Jones, S. Ketterer, C. Hill, P. Johnson. First row; J. Ostrum, M. Wesley. M. L-ehtola, J. Mitchell, Miss Lucile Reid, J. Schuepbach, B. Garvey, B. Mason, B. Culp. Third row: C. Webster, G. Disrud, W. Weinman, R. Schaefer, D. Schmelzkopf, K. Ootz.il. Second row: R. Allen, E. Gray, R. Cuccia, j. Carter, J. Culbertson, C. Masshardt, R, Pedtacine. First row: A. Ninedorf. A. Smith. W. Ska«. D. Philipp. C. Peschel. L. La Mote. Fifth row: R. Cuccia, R. Allen, J. Carter. Fourth row: M. Vallem, S. Mellor, D. Kripps, T. Siev, L. Johnson, V. Newberry, L. Newton. Third row: B. Bohmrich, S. Stein, G. Templin, D. Cleary, J. DeMars, M. Bates. Second row: J. Cole, K. Kendall, K. Koten, J. Rohde, K. A meson, N. Anderson, M. Connery. First row: E. Epstein, J. Loy, Miss Reid, S. Lueth, N. Bonner, P. Johnson. Third row: P. LeGray, M. Wesley, P. Downs, B. Bell, G. Rowe, N. Meyers, V. Newberry, K. Henthomc. Second row: S. Schaefer, K. Ameson, N. Jones, N. Bonner, J. Schuepbach, B. Culp, P. Pullara. First row; C. Hill, B. Garvey, D. Launder, P. Kneebone, L. Fedele, J. Rohde. (5W Standing: Nick Grapsas, Jane Frederick, Ken Morgan, Bob West, Jack Pfister, Louise Rintelmann, Glydewell Burdick. Kneeling: Mr. Briese, Bill Reynolds, Jim Krcutzmann, Dick Day. Third row: C. Renningcr, C. Helgerson, R. Freitag, V. Bergen, B. Donner, F. Hill, G. Kittleson. Second row: K. McDowell, N. Mitchell, C. Bowes. First row; L. Boltz, C. Hill. Miss Roberts, J. Watzke. 7i46e ette Sixth row: J. Wheeler, N. Dailey, B. Fiscus, J. Watzke, C. Bowes, V. Bolzt. Fifth row: L. Maiden, P. Downs, S. Schaefer, D. Launder, N, Bonner, L, Chase, J. De-Mars, S. Buchanan. Fourth row: M. Manderino, K. Connelly, D. Ninedorf, P. Le-Grey, N. Anderson, D. Gust, K. McDowell. Third row: R. Freitag, N. Mitchell, B. Newville, D. Ninedorf. M. Crume, B. Halverson, B. Bell, M. Wesley. Second row: C. Helgerson, V. Skram. B. Moschkau, B. Daley, A. Rockwell, M. Gerotha-nas, J. Davies. First row: B. Stoflet, J. Traino, M. McCarter, I. Mosby, Miss Mauthe. C. Hill. J. Virnig, R. Richardt. Third row: Mr. Ashman, C. Hill, L. Rintelmann, Miss Mackin, Miss Fredrickson. Second row; L. Wittrock, Miss Reid, Miss Roberts, N. Jones, N. Marx, S. Bcrgenske, First row; L. Krajnak, M. Peschel, Mrs. Perkins, A. Roschild, R. McCann. 58 Third row; J. Frederick, M. Gilbert. E. Moss. B. Braeger. N. Myers. L. Wittrock. S. Stein. Second row: C. Balthazor, L. Cuccia, S. Paris!, B. Bell. E. Epstein, G. Frank, Mr. Marsh. First row: L. Maiden, B. Mason, M. Connery, A. Roschild, S. Bcrgenske. B. jinkins. Third row: R. Imhoff. J. Hilliard, R. Fcldt, R. Smith. Second row: C. Rohr, R. Sweet. R. Parmcntier, E. Ellis, R. Delaney, J. Ellis. Fust row; j. Emmerich, A. Jordee, Mr. Sprecher, B. Kane, G. Burdick. SCectntcccutt, 59 Left to right: Carol Curtin Betty Daley Mary Gartland Miss Shepard Gloria Frank Jane Frederick 60 weiu Fifth row; B. Kane. J. Long. R. Monick, R. Harris. T. Bliss. G. Colletti, D. Beale, D. Scudera. Fourth row: L. Doss, J. Johnson, M. Stein. E. Bjornstad, T. Moore, P. Behrcnd, W. Gunderson. Third row: Mr. Pollock, T. Eroen, R. Hermanson, L. Cassini, C. Hargrove, T. Chasey, T. Williams, S, Schmclzcr, R. Taylor, C. Seals, B. Rowley, J. Carter, J. Vincent, G. Keizer. D. Schumann, R. Imhoff, R. Wall, G. MacLeod, L. McDowell. First row: G. Martinson, J. Pfister, W. Skaar, W. Conners, J. Culbertson, D. Schmelzkopf, C. Moe, A. Smith, J. Cerniglia, A. Garner. ieM StnetUH- President Dan Schumann Vice President Pat Kruger Secretary Bill O’Connell Treasurer Ron Harrington Advisor Mr. Lanning 61 union ‘fced, @no4 Third row: Carol Bowes, Janet Watzke, Judy Burchette, Joan Buchanan, Virginia Grosse, Barbara Braeger. Second row: Janet Virnig, Charlotte Balthazor, Judy Davies, Jean Loy, Georgia Rowe, Betty Daley, Judy Tschudy, Nadine Marx, Rosemary Richardt. First row: Joanne Traino, Barbara Stoflet, Sally Bergenske, Miss Eisenman, Barbara Burke, Elise Moss, Delores Ninedorf. TtoAeno, Jim Richardt, Charles Rohr, Bryant Randall, Jim Emmerich, Clydewell Burdick and Gordon Esser. 62 'D’UUKtrfiCA Sixth row-. J. Mack, C. Rohr. R. Day, J. Kreutzmann, J. Huff, D. Puccio, R. Turner, M. Stein. Fifth row: H. Sobek, V. Newberry, P. Legrey, K. Arneson, M. Bates, S. Parisi, P. Gart-land, J. Cole, J. Myers. Fourth row; B. Bohmrich, M. Kjell, J. McKier-nan, M. Grace, K. Kendall, N. Anderson, J. Emordeno, S. Witz. Third row; R. Arneson, G. Templin, N. Hoppe, A. Gibson, S. Ketterer, B. Schaub, B. Meyer. Second row: M. McCarter, I. Mosby, S. Wells, D. Armijo, G. Frank, B. Mason, K. Bly, S. Stein. First row: M. West, S. Laufenberg, A. Roschild, E. Epstein, Mr. Besant, K. Koten, S. Jordan, A. Groves, D. Kripps. Cast in order of their appearance: Mike Stein Arlen . Roschild Jim Kreutzmann Eleanor Epstein Gloria Frank Jim Huff Sue Jordan Mary Ann McCarter Marjunice West (? ie iCetuCen4- Back: Rosemary Gilligan, Pat Magli, Nancy Morschhauser. Judy Myers. Front: Rosemary McCann, Dale Sorenson, Miss Fredrixon, Eunice Amera and Lillian Krajnak. C - C - Cen With a X - T - tral That’s the way to spell it, Here’s the way to yell it. Central. Central, CENTRAL!!! 64 7 e Student (Routed Sixth row; L. Doss. R. Parmcnticr, J. Emmerich, J. Huff, D. Reynolds. G. Wright, J. MacLeod, B. Kane. Fifth row: c. Pcschel, T. Chasey, R. Sweet, D. Wagner, D. Schumann, R. Faust. G. Salerno, J. Pfister. Fourth row; C. Hill, L. Krajnak, B. Larson, R. Gilligan, J.Sprecher, S. Picus, S. Lee, M. Fiscus. Third row: M. Pcschel, C. Curtin, B. Burke, B. Bell, B. Conners, J. Hilliard. L. Wittrock, J. Myers, C. Hill. Second row: S. Schara, K. Bly, S. Jordan, A. Roschild, K. Kotcn, G. Frank, A. Groves, R. McCann. First row; Mr. Wendt, N. Brown. M. Stein, J. Tschudy. E. Bjornstad, Miss Ritzmann, J. Kreutzmann, S. Bergenske, J. Culbertson. The Student Council has climaxed a very successful year. First, it saw the completion of the trophy cases, a project which it started work on about ten years ago. Another high spot of the year was held jointly at Central and West. This was the State Student Council convention. It was held from November 11-13. Guiding the council this year have been Eugene Bjornstad, President; Jim Kreutzman, Vice President; Judy Tschudy, Secretary; and Mike Stein, Treasurer. The Advisors arc Miss Florence Morris, Miss Elizabeth Ritzmann and Mr. Donald Wendt. Standing: Jim Kreutzmann. Mike Stein. Seated: Judy Tschudy, Gene Bjornstad, Miss Morris. 66 'Pefr (Z Kttu ee Third row: J. Emmerich, D. Hil-gers, T. Bliss, J. Lenzer, T. Wills, T. Carmody. Second row; S. Lee, S. Ketterer, A. Gibson, P. Downs, J. Pfistcr, J. Loy, C. Hill, J. Houghton. First row: R. McCann, E. Epstein, L. Rintelmann, Mr. Wendt, J. Culbertson, S. Jeffrey, B. Larson. TiiacfC and TfCcanc Third row; M. Guzzetta, P. Magli. Second row: E. Bjorn-stad, P. Pullara, C. Peschcl. First row: T. Chasey, J. Frederick, Mr. Wendt, B. Garvey, N. Brown. Social o H Hittee Third row: M. Holm, J. Davies, K. Kendall, J. Vincent, E. Wing, B. Kane. P. Gartland. Second row; J. Kneebone, K. Koten, N. Jones, P. Kneebone, S. Laufen-berg. L. Fedele, N. Goodrich, G. Scallisi, R. Olson. First row: G. Clary, J. Emmerich, S. Parisi, C. Cuccia, Mr. Colbert, G. Frank, D. Puccio, D. Boaman. s4tl-(2eKtnal Third row: R. Imhoff, T. Bliss. Second row: G. Burdick, D. Cleary, S. Swance, N. Hoppe, J. Ellis. First row: M. Stein, D. Johnson, Miss Ritztnann, S. Ber-genske, C. Curtin. J. Kreutz-mann. 7 (Zoteent OxcAeatrui Highlights of the 1954-1955 year for the Senior High orchestra were the three concerts, the annual Pop Concert, the Winter Concert and the Spring Concert. The Orchestra also played at die performance of You Can't Take It With You, and it shared honors with the operetta cast in von Flotow's Martha, in which it accompanied singers and story for two performances. The orchestra is grateful for three new additions to the auditorium itself which make for more pleasant public performances. These are: aisle carpeting, improved stage lighting and the extension of the stage. They are also grateful for a new addition to the Central faculty, Mr. John Whitney, popular and capable assistant to Mr. Fandrich in instrumental music. Concert mistress, Barbara Burke and Mr. Walter Fandrich. tcen£ “Sand This was the first full year of use for the band's new uniforms. Decked out in their colorful new uniforms, white bucks, and white gloves, the band played and marched at Central's home football games; this group also marched in the annual Memorial Day Parade. The Concert Band played in the three concerts given annually by the school, and units of the band kept our auds and basketball games lively. Pictured at the left are the Band officers. Back row: Rosemary McCann, Lillian Krajnak, Gerald Wright, Mary Gartland, and Mr. Fandrich. Seated: Colin Webster, Jim Kreutzmann. Guy Clary, and Dominic Puccio. Jim Kreutzmann was band president and also served as Drum Major. Karen Kotcn was the Band Majorette. 7(tyavi Eighth row-. C. Webster, T. Chasey, T. Williams, J. Kreutzmann, N. Brown, G. Disrud, D. Beale, W. Gunderson, T. Carmody. Seventh row: R. Adams, R. Day, T. Bliss, S. Schmcl-zer, G. Clary, C. Wirtli, J. Mitchell. J. Culbertson. Sixth row: J. Nalepinski, L. Doss, H. Sherman, J. Huff. R. Lindauer. L. Rodgers. R. Sampson, J. Braeger. Fifth row: M. Stein, E. Morschhauser, T. Huxtable, T. Buege, R. Harrington, R. Peck. R. Imhoff, D. Puccio, D. Sorenson. Fourth row: B. Burke, R. Stormer, J. Deering, S. Jeffrey, B. Braeger, J. Buchanan, D. Cleary, N. Nelson, M. Peschel, C. Ryan. Third row: G. Frank, t. Wittrock, J. Cassini, B. Pells, J. Traino, K. Koten, K. Ameson, C. Ballcntine. E. Epstein, C. Hill. Second row; B. Wheeler, L. Cuccia, B. Moschkau, A. Roschild, S. Dorst, S. Parisi, S. Parisi, B. Stoflet, C. Curtin, S. Herschlcb, Miss McCormick. First row: L. Maiden, E. Amera, J. Tschudy, M. West, N. Butler, R. McCann, S. Kneebone, V. Candella, Y. Pedracine, B. Larson, K. Bly. The Central Senior High A Cappclla Choir under the direction of Miss Darleen McCormick has completed another fine year of vocal performance. High points in the choir’s year were the Winter Concert, January 30, and the Spring Concert, May 13. Members also took part in the annual Christmas pageant in the Capitol. The operetta, given every other year by the Senior High Choir, had performances of von Flotow's Martha in April. The choir is chosen by Miss McCormick from more than 250 students taking vocal music. 70 Miss McCormick xcfrCe 7fu Susan Jeffrey, Barbara Burke, Charlyne Hill, Sharon Herschlcb, Arlene Roschild, Eunice Amera, Yvonne Pedracine, Beverly Larson, Rosemary McCann. “Soya' Double 2ua%tet Tim Chasey, Nikki Brown, Colin Webster, Guy Clary, Dick Day, Jim Kreutzmann. Mike Stein and Ernest Morschhauscr. 71 Sixih row: J. Buchanan, E. Moss, M. Stein. T. Carmody. J. Carter. R. Putnam. G. McGill. K. Kendall. Fifth row; S. Stein, G. Rowe. N. Marx, V. Grossc, B. Braeger. P. Downs. S. Schaefer, S. Wells. Fourth row; B. Culp. L. Cuccia, P. Pullara, C. Hill, M. Wesley. N. Jones, D. Capaci, S. Hcrschleb, M. Grace. Third row; E. Keizer, L. Krajnak. P. Johnson, M. Fiscus, D. Kripps, N. Bonner, D. Armijo, N. Anderson, L. Newton, W. Reynolds. Second row; R. Day, R. McCann. B. Larson, J. Loy. K. Kotcn. S. Jordan, P. Gartland. J. Cole, J. Davies, T. Siev, J. Huff. First row: L. Johnson. V. Newberry, M. Peschet, S. Jeffrey, C. Balthazor, J. Frederick, B. Burke. L. Rintclmann. A. Roschild. S. Bergenskc. f ?S5 This year's yearbook is the result of a new process of book production in an attempt to bring Central a new and somewhat different kind of book for 1955. We hope you like the book and we hope it will bring many happy memories back to you in the years to come. This year's staff included: Char Balthazor. Editor; Jane Frederick, Business; Barbara Burke, Ads; Bill Reynolds, Photographer; Louise Rin-telmann, Junior High; Lee Buck, Art; Dick Day, Sports; and Susan Jeffrey, Seniors. 72 Sixth row: T. Carmody, W. Reynolds, T. Williams, J. Huff, R. Faust, J. Richardt, R. West, E. Simpson, J. Carter, T. Buege, R. Scoles, D. Stam, K. Dehmer. Fifth row; P. Johnson. L. Krajnak, A. Roschild, S. Jeffrey, E. Moss, B. Braeger, E. Ellis, R. Zimmer, S. Parisi. Fourth row; B. Culp, L. Cuccia, J, Schuepbach, S. Stein, G. Rowe, P. Pullara, N. Jones, K. Kendall, C. Ryan, Y. Pedracinc, Third row: D. Capaci, S. Herschlcb, M. Peschel, N. Anderson, L. Newton, B. Pells. M. Mueller, M. Gartland, J. Emordeno. Second row: R. McCann, C. Hill, J. Loy, K. Koten, V. Newberry, P. Gartland, J. Cole, L. Johnson, B. Mason, T. Siev. First row: L. McDowell, L. Rintclmann, V. Grosse, N. Marx, M. Stein, Mrs. Schwartz, C. Balthazor, B. Burke, S. Jordan, W. O’Connell. TTfinwyi This year's Mirror has several new features. Among these are a new type of headline. The Mirror also has a new Advisor, Mrs. Sara Schwartz. The paper, published by students, is a bimonthly publication. Left to right: Char Balthazor, Junior High: Mike Stein. Editor; Susan Jordan, Feature; Bill O'Connell, Sports; Bonnie Willmoth, Front Page. 73 On November 12, Central High School presented the Kaufman and Hart play You Can’t Take It With You. The play is about the Sycamore Family and their trials and tribulations. The faculty Advisor for the play was Mr. Lloyd BeSant and the Student Director was Nancy Jones. Court of Honor: Pat Magli. Bob Gruber, Ann Gibson. Louis Cassini. Susan Jeffrey, Don Beale, George Colletti, Ann Namio, Phil Bchrend and Nancy Jones. Her Majesty COLLEEN RYAN His Majesty DICK HERMANSON Central's Homecoming ceremony was featuted by the crowning of the King and Queen by Superintendent of Schools Philip H. Falk. Members of the faculty including Miss Ritzmann, Mr. Lanning, Mr. Colbert. Mrs. Schwartz, Miss Fredrixon, Mr. Besant and Miss Shepard, took part in a 1920's Homecoming skit. The team made Homecoming complete by defeating Racine Park 6-0. First row: Michael Stein, Arlene RoschiId, Charlotte Balthazor, Eleanor Epstein, Sally Bcrgcnske, James Kreutzmann. Second row: Nancy Jones, Carole Curtin, Sue Parisi, Mary Gartland, Barbara Burke, Marrianne Pcschel, Louise Rintclmann, Jane Frederick, Judith Tschudy. Third row: Gerald Wright, Timothy Chasey, Eugene Bjornstad, Colin Webster, James Huff, Nikolas Brown. Donald Beale, Eugene Keizer. Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest group honor awarded by the school to a Central student. Members of the society are chosen for qualities of Service. Scholarship, Leadership, and Character. Central High School has been a chapter of this national honorary group since 1931. Not more than five percent of the Junior Class and fifteen percent of the Senior Class are eligible for admission. Six students who were elected as juniors last year make up the nucleus of the 1955 group. They arc Charlotte Balthazor, Sally Bcrgcnske, Eleanor Epstein, James Kreutz-mann, Arlene Roschild, and Michael Stein. Thirteen seniors were admitted this year. They are Donald Beale, Nikolas Brown, Barbara Burke, Timothy Chasey, Carole Curtin, Jane Frederick, Mary Gartland, James Huff, Eugene Keizer, Marrianne Pcschel, Judith Tschudy, Colin Webster, and Gerald Wright. The students who were admitted as juniors this year are Eugene Bjornstad, Nancy Jones, Sue Parisi, and Louise Rintel-mann. 77 'THszntbz tf Lady Harriet Durham, Matd-of-Honor to Queen Anne- Nancy, her friend- . .............----------- Sir Tristan Mickleford, Lady Harriet's cousin. Lionel- ------------------------ Plunket, a wealthy farmer- - ---------------- The Sheriff of Richmond.............--------- Two farmers...........-.................----- Three Maidservants- - -- -....... Kathleen Bly, Rosemary McCann, Susan Jeffrey Huntresses............Nadine Anderson, Gloria Frank, Sharon Herschleb, Charlyne Hill Susan Jeffrey, Beverly Larson, Yvonne Pedracine, Arlene Roschild, and Louise Wittrock Men's Chorus.........Richard Adams, Thomas Buege, Thomas Carmody, Tim Chasey James Huff, John Lenzer, James Nalepinski, Jack Pfister, Bryant Randall, Stanley Schmelzer and Joseph Valenza ------- Eunice Amera ---------- - Marjunice West ---------- - Nicholas Brown ------------ - Robert Peck -------- - James Kreutzmann -----------------GUy clary Richard Day and Ernest Morschhauser Friedrich von Flotow's Martha was the Senior High operetta selection for the spring of 1955. The entire production was under the direction of Miss Darleen McCormick, with Mr. Walter Fandrich directing the Orchestra. Martha is the story of a court lady, her maid and their falling in love with two farmers to whom they sell their services in a moment of jest. As in most romantic idylls, there is a separation and reunion of the lovers. This tale is embroidered with the festivities of the fair and market place which serve as background for the romance. Among the many songs of the production, were The Last Rose of Summer, The Spinning Song, Hither Come, Linger Not, O When She Rose Fair on My Sight. and See What Grace They Show. 1 Across the Central athletic horizon comes a new fall sport, cross-country. Wc salute the team and the sport as part of Central's newness. Scfruad Third row; Mr. Alwin, Stan Schmelzer, Dick Taylor, Tom Guegc, Bob Walt, Bob Imhoff, Ted Cannon. Second row: Jerry McLeod. Jim North. Dan Schumann, Fred Faust. Delbert Wagner. Tom Harper. Third row; Larry McDowell, Gene Auginbaugh Jerry Martinson. 82 SEASON RECORD Central 9 . Proviso 27 Central 7 Kenosha 14 Central 0 West 8 Central 13 Beloit 14 Central s Janesville 0 Central 6 Racine Park 0 Central 0 Racine Horllck 19 Central 19 East 7 FINAL STANDINGS w. L. Mduibon wcsi Racine Horlick -iijin.uir 6 1 1 Beloit 5 2 Kenosha 4 3 Madison Central W 3 4 Madison East 3 K 4 Racine Park 1 G Janesville 0 7 Collect! drives for a first down Don Beale stops Gupton of Beloit Coach Harris and Charlie Hargrove discuss line strategy Williams and Hermanson end this run Cassini rambles for the t.d. Proviso (27-9) Central's first home game of the season was a hard-fought battle against the Proviso Pirates of Maywood. Illinois. The Downtowners trailed 13-9 in the fourth quarter when Proviso returned an interception 23 yards for the game-breaking touchdown. Kenosha (14-7) Central lost the Big Eight opener as they held the Red Devils to a scoreless first half. Kenosha scored twice in the third quarter. The final period saw two great pass plays, Beale to Chasey for 22 and 45 yards, with Beale driving over for the score. West (8-0) Central's bid for the third City Series title and permanent possession of the big trophy was smeared in a mire at Breese Stevens Field, as the teams slipped and slopped to a final 8-0. West victory. The loss snapped our four-gamc Scries winning streak. Horlick (19-0). We lost our fourth conference battle to a strong Horlick team. Our best bid came in the second quarter when an 80 yard drive ended on Horlick's 2. The drive was sparked by Cassini's 44 yard scamper in which our young Ameche refused to be stopped by most of the Horlick team. East (19-7). We defeated East for the third straight year as the Orange and Black played their best game of the year. The win put Central in a final 5th place tic with East in the Big Eight race. The game featured Beale's passing. Morrick’s break-away run. and savage line slants by-Ted Williams on a spinning keeper play. In summary. Central lost its first five games, and finished with three straight victories. Give or take a break or two, the team might have won several of its close games. As it was, the giant killers of the Big Eight turned in a creditable 3-4 conference record. The squad attended the annual Shrine banquet and was also feted at a banquet given by the Bank of Madison. Louis Cassini was voted most valuable player and he and Dick Harris were elected cocaptains of the 1954 team. Beloit (14-13). This game saw the boys play their hearts out. Great defensive end play by Phil Behrend, Charlie Hargrove and Tim Chasey held the fast Beloit backfield in check most of the game. Park (6-0) Central's All-City linemen, Phil Behrend and Rich Harris, thrilled the Homecoming crowd as Harris roared through to block a pass. Behrend picked it off in the air and raced 40 yards to the 3 with the victory tucked underneath his arm. Lorry Doss swept around end for the six points. Janesville (32-0). Central smothered the Blue Jays for their first conference win. Central led 14-0 at the half. Don Beale ran beautifully on an 80 yard pass interception return for a touchdown and Cassini powered for two more in the third quarter. 85 Back row: R. Schaefer. R. Adams, T. Fiore. P. Bartholomew. A.Jordee, A. Smith, C. Masshardt. E. Morschhauscr. R. Doran. J. Braeger, T. Fish. F. Kane. Third row: Mr. Rooney, J. Long. R. Ripp. C. Hargrove. T. Chasey. D. Schmelzkopf. W. Gunderson. J. Johnson, P. Behrend, D. Beale, G. Colletti, R. Gruber, S. Schleck, G. Esscr, R. Putnam, Mr. Pollock. Second row: T. Wills, H. Collier, D. Scudcra, C. Moe, E. Bjornstad. R. Harris, J. Cerniglia, T. Eroen, R. Hermanson. C. Carson. B. Kane. R. Cuccia, s. Moss. First row: E. Wing. L. Cassini. D. Schaefer. L. Doss, T. Williams, W. Conner. C. Olson. R. Morrick. J. Brandon. M. Andrea. R. Pedracine. The Central Four-Lakes Football team finished the season with an undefeated record (6-0), and won the Monona division championship. Coach Lindl's team, led by a pony backfield of A1 Smith, Cliff Olson, Tom Wills, Ron Morrick and Tony Fiore, piled up 101 points in 6 games while allowing only 19. The Four-Lakers’ fine play, with a solid defense sparked by Steve Schleck, Terry Eroen and John Brandon proved to be the winning combination for the championship. '2( re4tlcK 2 1955 Back row: Fred Kane, Keith Breidung, Mike Evachenko, Coach Frank Lindl. Bernle Kane, Jim Vincent, Bob West and Manager Jack Pfister. Seated: Jerry Wahlin, Tom Cooley, Delbert Wagner, Jerry McLeod, Jerry Martinson, Larry McDowell and Bob Peck. “Rasslin is a new growing sport at Central. It is a sport that calls for strength, agility, stamina, and endurance. Competitive wrestling requires skill and experience. It is one of the few sports in which any boy in school may participate regardless of size. The Central Matmcn compiled a 4-win, 5-loss record for the season. Central defeated Wisconsin High twice and Stoughton twice; the team lost to East, Janesville, Beloit, and to West two times. Bernard Kane and Larry McDowell had the best individual records with 8 wins and 3 losses each. In addition, Kane was entered in the State Meet in which he lost to the runner-up by a score of 2-1. Larry McDowell, 112 pounder, took second in the Big Eight, and three others, John Brandon, Bob West, and Delbert Wagner took fourth in their weights. Coach Lindl loses only three seniors from this group and, in addition, has several fine sophomore prospects. Kneeling: George Colletti. Ron Schaefer, Tim Chasey, Bill Gunderson, Don Beale. Standing: Jack Mitchell, Arlyn White, Tom Bliss, Terry Legrey, Tom Moore, Carl Wirth, Lorry Doss, Ron Morrick. COACH BOB ALWIN BIG EIGHT FINAL STANDINGS W L Horlick 12 2 Kenosha 11 3 Janesville 7 7 Beloit 7 7 Park 7 7 West 5 9 East 4 10 Central 3 11 SEASON’S RECORD Central 49 LaCrosse Central 58 Central 40 Waupan 26 Central 69 Rcedsburg 59 Central 63 Janesville 65 Central 69 West 79 Central 56 Kenosha 76 Central 58 Horlick 75 Central 66 East 57 Central 63 Park 62 Central 37 Beloit 62 Central 52 Janesville 73 Central 8 Beloit 17 Central 57 West 56 Central 83 Kenosha 93 Central 48 East 51 Central 54 Horlick 84 Central 85 Park 86 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Central 59 Middleton 62 Central 77 Prairie du Sac 58 Central 76 Reedsburg 71 Storu ?9S4-:55 Highlights of the year’s cage season were Tim Chasey’s second place in the Big Eight scoring race with 250 points, six points behind Harrigan of Park; the unusual stair game with Beloit in which central failed to score a field goal, the score being 6-5 at the half; Don Beale’s solid floor play, generalship. and defensive play; the thrilling City Series battle with West; the double-overtime heart-stopper against Park; and the winning of the Dells consolation crown in regional tournament play. Tim Chasey set a new school record of 341 points in 20 games; and Chasey and Don Beale were awarded All-City First Team honors SOPHOMORfc 5C� uai Third row: Pete Cemiglia, Bob Brant-meyer, Gordon Esser, Russ Allen, Paul Cuccia. Second row: Art Jordee, Buzz Lamore, Sam Moss, Bob Cuccia, Jim Monsen. First row: Dick Pedra-cine, Ed Wing. Dennis Schmelzkopf. A1 Smith, Tony Fiore. Back row: Mr. Stockton. Jack Brage . Wilton Nelson, Ted Williams, Carl Moe, Bob Putnam, Steve Schleck, Bill Reynolds, Kneeling: Jim Mack, Reven Marshall, Bob Faust, Tom Wills. Elton Garner, John Hilliard and Pete Loy. ‘rtyoc ey f ?55 Central's puckstcrs had a good season in spite of an unimpressive 1-8 record. Coach George Stockton started the season in this relatively new major sport with no returning letterman. After four large-scored starting losses, the team played good hockey against the three best hockey schools in the state. They won only one of these last four games but the three losses were each overtime losses of one point each, the last game wim Stevens point going into three overtimes. Eight lettcrmen will return next year. SCORES Antigo 5-1 West 6-3 Wausau 6-0 West 7-1 Stevens Pt. 2-1 West 2-1 Rhinelander 5-4 West 1-2 Stevens Pt. 2-1 92 SaAefaUl ? 955 Kneeling: Joe Ccrniglia and A1 Smith. Standing: Terry Erocn, George Collctti, Carl Wirth, Tim Chasey, Don Beale, Lorry Doss, Jerry Carter. Central looks forward to an active season with home-and-away games w� th West, East, Beloit, Janesville, and Middleton. The team feature an all-senior infield and two seniors in the outfield, Jerry Carter and Terry Eroen. The lineup: Carl Wirth, Catcher; Tim Chasey, first base; Lorry Doss, second base; Don Beale, shortstop; George Colletti, third base; Jerry Carter, left field; AI Smith, center field; and Terry Eroen and Buzz LaMore, right fielders. Juniors Ron Morrick and Bill Conners will handle the pitching duties. Other promising candidates are Bob Cuccia, third base; Dick Pedracine, shortstop; Jim Morrell, catcher; Carl Moe, first base; D-D Schmelzkopf, catcher; Ron Adler and Andy Ninedorf in the outfield; and Joe Cemiglia at second base. Jim Morrell, Lowell LaMore. Dick Pedracine Ron Adler, Andy Ninedorf, Bob Cuccia Million Dollar Infielders 93 The pitching staff: Ron Morrick and Bill Conners Arlyn White. Mike Stein, Jim Johnson, and Dale Sorenson First row; Mr. Matoba, Larry McDowell, Mike Evachenko, Bill Skaar, Dave Boles. Second row: Jack Brager. Jim Mack, Leroy Moyer. Third row Larry Lewis, Keith Breidung, Gene Auginbaugh, Delbert Wagner and Fred Kane. ZK C 07e tKi6 f 955 Again the word new enters our book as we acknowledge the two new coaches in spring sports, Mr. Matoba in tennis and Mr. Wendt in golf. This year's golf squad is a small group that is led by veterans Mike Stein and Jim Johnson. The squad wil! have a busy schedule, playing at Madison's best country clubs and traveling as well to Beloit and Janesville. The tennis team shows promise for this year and for the future. Dave Boles, one of Madison's best high school players, is the singles choice, with Bill Skaar and Mike Evachenko being a strong doubles team. A good sophomore turnout makes future tennis prospects much brighter. Kneeling: Tom Wills, Jerry MacLeod, Dan Schumann, Nikki Brown, Harry Collier, Tony Fiore. Second row: Bob West, Pete Cerniglia. Clarence Masshardt, Bob Imhoff, Bill Conners, Duane Ballentine, Paul Schmelzcr. Third row: Art Jordee, Stan Schftielzer, Tim Chasey, Dick Adams, Bob Wall, Nick Grapsas, Fritz Conway. Tim Chasey, potentially one of the better high-jumpers in the state, and Dan Schumann, veteran half miler, lead the Central trackmen into the 1955 season. Coach Harold Rooney also has a strong group of sophomores and juniors who should come along well for this season and the next. The team features the following performers: Tim Chasey, high jump and 220; Dan Schumann, half-mile; Bill Conners, dashes and broad jump; Tom Wills and Tony Fiore in the hurdles; Nick Brown. 440; Dick Adams, a half-milcr; Art Jordee and AI Smith in the 440 and dashes; Stan Schmelzer, miler; Tom Bliss, high-jump; Bernic Kane and Dennis Schmelzkopf in the weights; and George Colletti and Bob Williams in the pole vault. In the only meet before the Ty goes to press, Central scored four points in the indoor West Relays, all points coming on Tim Chasey's second place in the high jump. Bill Conners 95 Tim Chasey “paces Dan Schumann BASKETBALL The girls started off their season playing speed-a-way, and tennis outside at Brittingham Park, and aerial darts inside on cold and rainy days. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday were set aside for GAA nights. The next sport was basket-ball. The basketball champs were Louise Rintelmann's team with 5 wins and no losses. Next came volleyball which was won by Louise Raines' team. We closed out the season with baseball and tennis. Advisor and ref through it all was Miss Shepard Front row: Sharon Miller, Phyllis M. Pullara, Captain, Louise Rintelmann; Colenthia Hill, Sue Parisi. Second row; Fern Kosinski. Barb Jinkins, Jean Loy. Phyllis Jo Pullara, Corine Harden. BASEBALL Delores Ninedorf. Carol Curtin, Jane Frederick. SPEED-A-WAY TENNIS Kneeling: Ida Mae Mosby. Standing: Barbara Braeger, Betty Daley, Joan Buchanan. VOLLEYBALL First row: Freddie Mae Hill, Barbara Whiting, Captain Louise Raines, Joyce Crapp, Martha Freeman. Second row: Lois Boltz, Nancy Mitchell, Regina Crossen. ?K WtettUVltCUK Judith Ann Larson, a member of Home Room 106, was killed in an automobile accident on December 28th. In losing Judith Ann. Central Junior High School has lost a good student and a true friend. 98 HOME ROOM 204 First row: Jerry Firva, Gerry Ellis, Peter Fedele, Judy Fiedler. Second row: Mary Daleo, Theresa Edge, Saura Dondo, Pat Cnaire, Marilyn Cords, Barbara Cuccia. Donna Dahlke, Roberta Fix. Third row: Ellen Farrell, Stephen Dietrich, Gary Cromick, John Fiscus, John Conners, James Ehrman, Henry Cuccia, Dennis Derke, Mary Farrell. Fourth row: Charles Eldridge, Donald Cook, James Fiscus, Dean Fisher, John Evachen-ko, Tony D’Antolne, Bill Dyer, Teacher, Miss Hein. HOME ROOM 206 First row; Murray Ison, Donna Guzzeta. Mrs. Conley, Don Jen -nerman. Bob Hovcnstot. Second row: Penny Garvey, Emile Gero-thanas, Madeline Gennc, Lois Harling, Mary Gerrow, Frances Johnson, Sue Heller, Margaret Hanold. Third row: Stan Fix, Verna Gorsline, Diane Heath, Delores Godding, Evelyn Hill, Donna Jacobson, Betty Imhoff, Regine Heckford, Mildred Hargrove, John Halverson. Fourth row: Filbert Hann, Roger Gul-rud, Mickey Hayes, Mike Harper, Larry Hierlmeier, Dale Hildeerandt, Vito Gervasi, David Hughes, Ed Garvoille, Barney Gavin. HOME ROOM 213 First row: Ruth McConnell, Lucille Lawler, Susanne Knecbone, Lynn Johnson, Mrs. Stoll, Donna Keller, Virginia Klein, Janet King, Connie Knight. Second row: Janice Kalish, Barb King. Vernice Magneson, Marlene Kleinfcldt, Nancy Kinney, Mary LeVake, Shirley Maly, Charline McCabe. Third row; Ken Kae-ther, Jim Johnson, Roger Kopp, Chuck Leong, Eugene Kahlfeld, Elmer Legrey, Tom Kepler, Jim Krcuger, Fourth row-. Terry McCann, Clifford Lewis, Nye Jorden, Ken Kreutzmann, Bob Jonas, Dean Langholff, Sam Lonicllo. HOME ROOM 223 HOME ROOM 221 First row Joanne Mohrhauser, Ron Ninneman, Miss Krchma, Kathleen Metz, Karen Peterson. Second roe: Marilyn Quackenboss, Karen Naplepenski. Joanne Pfister, Grace McFadden, Judy Penn, Jackie Patzer. Third row . Pat Padracinc, Ivragene Parrish, Virginia Ramsey, Sharon Ninedorf, Sharon O'Neill, Marie Medcr, Carolyn Mitchell, Lea Miller. Fourth row: John O’Connor, Leonard, McKay, Don McCord, Larry Oliver, Marlow Norsetter, David Piper, Jack Olson, A1 Parroni, Norm Metz. Fifth row: Bruce Metz, Orval Quammc, Bob Meyer, Don Minter, Harry McFarland, Ron Porter, Chuck Muchlman, Don Olson. First row . Al Schwartz, Gail Slafer, Miss Kind, Sheila Siev, Sally Shore, Second row: Myra Sewell, Nancy Sicgcrt, Pat Sch-eideler, Pauline Powley, Kathryn Ryan, Kathryn Smedegard, Teresa Scoles, Sylvia Schumann, Third row; Crystal Rose, Frances Rucks, Pat Scheifelbein, Betty Ruskauff, Pat Rohr, Carol Russell, Kathleen Scallon, Judy Scmrad. Fourth row; John Randall, John Reece, David Smith, Joe Shomberg, Ron Sherman, Floyd Smith, LaVcrn Rockwell. Fifth row: Ed Scherer, John Rusch, Dick Riddle, Phil Replinger, John Rohde, Bob Sko-laski, Terry Schmaus. HOME ROOM 231 First row: Judy Stone, Judy Urso, Russell Tollefson, Judy Whiting, Mrs. Carswell, Phil Wallace, Lennie Sperry, Jack Stone. Second row: Mary Steinhofer, De-lores Woody, Betty White, Virginia, Snell, David Storley, John Zimmerman, Margaret Wall, Karstcn Vinge. Third row: Dorothy Waller, Barbara Snyder, Mary Tschudy, Sharon Verley, Mary Yackley, Anita Wopat. Fourth row: Bill Steele, Dick Wakefield, Leroy Wilkinson, Dennis Vick, Ronnie Tipple, Karl Wollner. HOME ROOM 201 First row; John Puccio, Larry Paquette, Mr. Kitto, Pat O’Leary, Phil Peckham. Second row: Alice Paulson, Karla Ryerson, Nancy Olson, Barb Rose, Janice Schafer, Dominica Pullara, Sandy Rohde. Third row: Sharon Rogers, Dorothy Parrish. Karen Schmitz, Bcv Schneider, Judy Olson, Luella Reuter, Claire Pierce, Dave O'Neill. Fourth row: Danny Oakey, Dick Rowin, Ron Olson, Dave Profke, Dave Olson, James Robertson, Ross Parisi, Ronald Pankow, Robert Slavncy. HOME ROOM 202 First row: Helen Subey, Elliot Zimmerman, Miss Wojta, Gary Urben, Bonnie Vitense. Second row: James Voss, Marcia West, Patsy Veloff, Linda Wyssbrod, Nancy Wein, Kay Tantillo, Rosemary Urso. Dick Sweet. Third row: Daird Wesley, Bemadine Stout, Joann White, Lee Ann Unangst, Nancy Stone, Mary Jo Soule, Carol Whitesitt, Betty Jo Stensell, Daniel Steinhofer. Fourth row . Fred Utter, Peter Wollner, Terry Wilcox, Fred Wagner, Bob Whipple, Allen Thorson, Don Westhery, Ernest Storm, Gary Storlid. HOME ROOM 203 First row: Annette Cardarella, Mary Amera, Miss Bartholomew, Linda Bidar, Penny Brown. Second row: Nancy Adams, Lois Bohmrich, Mairs Boak, Beth Buckles, Lavonne Behrnd, Emma Breedlove, Elaine Brazle, Barb Albrecht. Third row: Julianne Brey, Pat Altizer, Rose Cardarella, Kay Bensem3n, Joanne Brantmcyer, Edith Bennett, Barb Braeger, Darlene Babbs, Pat Anderson. Fourth row: Dick Collier, Gaspar Addamo, Bill Brantmcyer, Don Braith, Stan Carlson, James Burke, John Caliva. Paul Anderson. HOME ROOM 102 First row: Sally Comlns, Gary Boebel, Mr. Winger, Sue Anderson. Maureen Connelly. Second row: Sonia Andrusier, Judy David, Pat Dempsey. Kathleen Ballentine. Sharon Calhoun, Margaret Car-darell. Third row; Terry Chase, John Clementi, Tony BoneAnno. Denis Beecher, Ben Cimino, John Dana, Tom Cannon. Fourth row . Jane Bogart, Lorraine Boking, Betty Bergen, Corinne Caire, Nancy Brcdendich. Barbara Bon ner. Fifth row; Russell Curtis, Joe Brashi, Guido Cecchini, Nick Cuccia, Dan Bennett, John Angell, Jack Anderson. HOME ROOM 103 First row; Susan Frank. Norren Frank, Mr. Rleser, Kay Dotzel, Nancy Fries. Second row: Diane Gcishert, Sonja Gunderson, Phyllis Holder, Evy Fisher, Judy Henes, Pat Foster, Janice Jorgenson, Susan Goodrich. Third row: James Houscl, Mike Hotlen, Dave Gordon. Bill Hartwig. Terry Gedko, Ron Endres, Ray Kelliher. Fourth row: Diane Glasicr, Janet Gratz, Shirley Doss, Lela Henrikson, Karen Esser, Bonnie Hartman. Fifth row: Bruce Gibson, A1 Her-fel, Peter Jolivette, Tim Jonas. Doug Kendall, Tal DeCell, Dennis Gervasi. HOME ROOM 106 First row; Geo Loniello, Ken Newberry, Mr. Argue, Dixie Martin, Phil North. Second row; Sharon Mattie, Loretta McDowell, Joyce Moen. Barbara Lloyd, Jean Linde, Peggy Kopp, Judy Miller, Sandra Knight. Third row: Dale Martinson, Jean Long, Judy Noll, Carole Kosinski, Margo Mills, Judy Larson, Audrey Long. Sharon London, Lois Nickel. Fourth row: Roderick Meyer, Peter Loniello, Jerry Norsman. Charles Lcroux, Gary Leichtenberg, Victor Leding, Larry McDonald, Roger Mislivecek, Charles Mazursky. HOME ROOM 113 First row; Carolyn Cuccia, Karen Bauman, Judy Coakley. Sandra Bahr, Cassandra Anundson. Second row: Alice Bennett, Dorothy Breedlove, Cynthia Allison, Kay Beyer, Jennie Blodau, Donna Brackett. Third row; John Col-letti, Allen Bennett, Mike Arnold, Dick Bcreos, Rodger Boeker, Orin Boebel, Neil Best. Fourth row: Mrs. Heckle, Arne Anderson, Dick Crotsenberg, Larry Brackett, David Bahr, Tom Barry, David Buglass, Ed Allen, Leon Cloud. HOME ROOM 117 First row . Jo Gcrmong, Doris Frisbicn, Miss Rogers, Patty Fisher, John Daly. Second row; Bonnie Estervig, Katherine Grapsas, Kathleen FitzGibbon, Kathleen Gorin, Karen Freitag, Janicd Dcneen, Jacquelina Dunse, Donna Estervig, Third row: Dick Frank, Ken Grauvogl, Sandra Garcia, Patty Gertz, Sharon Dohlkc, Patty Gertz, Sharon Dohlkc, Patty Engler, Keith Grauvogl, Clarence Day. Fourth row: Bruce Dietrick, John Engler, John Gervasi, Nathaniel Floyd, Peter Edge, Bill Dubois, Raymond Dunse.Mike Gawryn. HOME ROOM 121 First row; Gerald Hanson, Lana Lokken, Mr. Matoba, Bill Malas, Bill Lorenz. Second row: Bonnie Kramer, Ruth Lawer, Linda Hoo-verson, Gail Mangiavillano, Pat LaBarro, Nancy Johnson, Bonnie Jmkins, Carol King. Third row: Harry Hoesli. Janet Hatleberg, Helen Matuszeske, Janice Holven-stot, Bernetta Hill, Barbaba Haring, Jerry Hannifan, Val Karan. Fourth row: Dick Lane, Jim Kruger, Ralph Holder. Bernard Hartman, Daniel McCann, Myron Ison, Bob Johnson, Richard Lenzer, John Lynch. HOME ROOM 123 First row: Shirley Pulver, Marilyn Mitchell, Marcella Scheide-ler, Judy Peck, Frances Roh. Second row: Anthony Pullara, Daniel Ramsey. Marilyn Murphy, Donna Perkins, Henrietta Sandus, Gene McKiernan, Philip Ray, Ralph Mitchell. Third row: Tom Ottum, Kirsten Petersen, Ken Pankow, Dick Putnam, Jim Olson, Russell Meyer, Eloise Matt, Bill Olson. Fourth row: Miss Mcllqu-ham, Dick Quale, Dennis Piper, Bradlce Pfaff, Dennis Rosine, Hans Roth, Dennis McDowell, Jim Mirten, Bill McMahan. HOME ROOM 125 First row . Bob Wing, Ellen Smith, Mrs. Weikel, Lynn Victor, Sandy Story. Second row . Jim West, Gayle Smith, Phebbie Williams, Karen Urben, Mary Wallace, Julie Yackley, Yolanta Smeilo, Clare Stearns, Gary Seymour. Third row: Deena Slafer, Margaret Utter, Marjorie Schwartz, Nancy Seeley, Eddith Wake, Carol Schnud, Judy Uphoff, Barbara Wagner, Margaret Steele. Fourth row; Clayton Vinje, Rollo Wilkinson, Bill Tomkins, Jerry Stull, Bill Thibodeau, Roger Walker, Dick Smith. (?£eeniecidexA First row: Verna Gorslinc, Barbara King, Judy Urso, Donna Jean Guzzetta. Lynn Johnson, Jeanne Pfister. Pat Cuare, Sylvia Schuman. Second row: PeggyKopp, Mary Theobald, Penny Garvey, Susan Kneebone, Sharon Mattie. Judy Meller. 104 t Room 433: First row: Esther Ma-bis, Patsy Vant, Mary Bradley, Vivian Zimdars, Shirley Schwenk, JoEllen Andruss. Second row: Louise Richardt, Marie Boak. Shirley Moyer, Donna Meyer, Joyce Hardy. Fourth row: Frances Newvillc, Joanne Schuman, Nancy Way, Judith Smith, Georgina Cuccia, Judy Burdick. Teacher, Miss Fredrickson. Room 120: First row: Raymond Virnig, Roman Perkl, Edwin Stcul, Tommy Conlin, Norbert Saba, Donald Johnson. Second row; Donald Rockwell, David Cimino, Horst Frischbier. William Moe, Richard Lukas. Third row: Dale Bunnell, Harvey Reeve. John Wold. Dean Bunnell, David Otis, James Conners. Not present: Peter Phillips, Tom Muctz, Maruin Rippatoe, Arze Beckwith, Teacher, Mr. Stockton. Student ( KOtcU First row: Phil Pcckham, Judy Urso. Second row; Sally Comins, Bob Wing. Fenny Brown, Joe Psuik. Third row; A1 Schwartz, Bonnie Vitensc, Susan Frank, Ed Allen, Chuck Leong. Fourth row; Joe Ger-mono, George Loniello, Harry Hoesli, Karen Peterson, Don Jennerman. Standing: Judy Ficdeler, President; Advisor, Miss Kind. 105 JOE - CAROLINE Ma Rand- -- - ---------Mary Tschudy Caroline..................Gail Slafcr Susie- -................Dixie Martin Miss Jameson- .........Sheila Siev Joe................- Ken Kreutzmann Milt- - -- -- -- -- -- Don Jennerman Jonnic- - -- -- -- -- - Charles Leroux Willie- - -- -- -- -- -- - Sandy Story Stanley--------------------Albert Parroni • John O'Connor Marcia West Mary Amera Nancy Stone Marilyn Cords Donna DeCell Howie Bunny-Pat- -Shirley-Jeanette-Sally- - Mrs. Weikel - Director MILT STANLEY Sfionta S 4 i t( ’SaA tetfaUl MURRAY ISON - Quarterback RON NINNEMAN - DON BRAITH MR. REISER - Coach MYRON ISON - Tackle. BILLY OLSON - Halfback SAM LONIELLO - Guard GUIDO CECCHINI - Halfback ARNE ANDERSON - Tackle ma DAVID WESLEY - CUFF LEWIS Kieth Grauvogl - Tackle, Kenneth Grauvogl - Tackle Central - 14 West - 6 Central - 12 East - 7 Central - 7 West - 6 Central - 0 East - 7 The most exciting game of the season was the Central-East game 12-7, Cccchini scored the first touchdown on a reverse. Loniello intercepted a pass. Cecchini revers cd to the 20. Riddle passed to Fe-dele who caught it as the gun sounded for the winning touchdown. Bob Whipple - Tackle Ed Allen - George Loniello Pete Fedele - End. Chuck Muehlcmann - Center, John Rohde - End Billy Dyhr - Tim Jonas tf'Ss’j). by James Thurbcr This is the story of the princess who wanted the moon so much that it made her ill. Often we forget how important it can be to want the moon. Here you will find the moons of silly people and of wonderful people and perhaps somewhere among them you will find your own particular moon. This fantasy was directed by Mrs. Jane Weikel. The cast included Judy Penn as Cynicia; Patty LaBarra as the Royal Nurse; Joe Psuik as the Lord High Chamberlain; Richard Lenzcr as the Royal Wizard; Karen Switzky as Paretta; Val Karen as the Royal Mathematician; Robert Wing as the Court Jester; Margaret Hanold as the Princess; Elliot Zimmerman as the King; and Lynn Victor as the Goldsmith's daughter. SlecfrUcitutA Dave Hughes, Phil Peck-ham, John Kailin, Nye Jordan and Mike Harper. Scnoicc Nancy Siegert, Jacqueline Patzer, Virginia Snell, Elizabeth Imhoff, and Miss Kind. Seated: Dorothy Waller, Barbara Snyder, Joanne Brantmeyer, Barbara Bragcr, Annette Cardar-ella, Frances Johnson. Standing: Pat Schiefelbcin, Mr. Matoba, Dick Johnson. (£lcc6 Seated: Crystal Rose, Gas-par Addanio, Karen Nale-pinski. Standing: Jim Burke, Carolyn Mitchell, Ed Garvoille, David Piper. James Ehrman, John Halvorscn, Judy Penn, Dick Collier. Vo Xt£ 0??tu4tc 'I'Ud Beih Buckles, Linda Bider, Julienne Bray, Nancy Stone, Sue Anderson, Sandy Rohde. Jane Bogart, Judy Stone, Sue Frank. Soyd' T ou6lc Zudifitet Gary Storlid, Gary Urban, Joe Shomberg, David Wallace, Don Jennerman, Tciry Schmaus, Murray Ison, Ken Kreutzman, Miss McCormick. Penny Brown, Miss Wjota, Carolyn Mitchell, Lana Lokkcn, Donna Guzzeta, Marilyn Mitchell, Mary Tschudy, Jeanne Pfister, Gail Sla-fer, Delores Godding. }K4 w tte ttaC Tftciatc 0%c6ed ui ‘ ZK { Scu6etfaUl First row: John Collctti, Ralph Mitchell, Don Olson, Ray Kelliner, Phil North. Second row; Chuck Muehleman, Murray Ison, Pete Redele, Dick Riddle, Don Braith. Third row; Mr. Winger, Jack Anderson, Jack Stone, Allen Thorson, Ron Ninneman, Dave Wesley. GAME SCHEDULE Central 37 East 38 Central 40 Wis. High 28 Central 31 Wis. High 20 Central 32 West 40 Central 21 West 34 Central 25 East 39 Central 21 East 34 Central 38 Wis. High 29 Central 31 Wis. High 28 Central 35 West 47 Central 25 West 40 Central 37 East 42 Captain - Pete Fedele Most Valuable Player - Murray Ison I. SLOP IT ©N I If. CHUCK 7. LET ME SEW. z. before the PLAY. S. LlGHT-H£A ?Tf6 3OYS «. FlNiSHEO PRODUCTS 3. OUR 11 PHIvATF 'ART teacher 6. SLOW TMAT BRASS 7. He ADS up I, THSlff'S VOTN M6 LlKtT CAfSY Z. VfA, CMCC L£At rRS 3. ,s THIS rruFF CUMnv! V. Vf“RY R NWY S. THr 0A p HARP Ar work'. 6 cor r on ih kios 7. arc yoo p 4u.y RcaOX 70 p av f WHAT A Duu CAwf. 9. CARCFuc now. 10. Avyay wivh you.' . cowf A vp ceru. Il, Nor ANoTWCf p cTURC.1 3 . O vir-ru o. lHRee- I 16 The Tychoberahn staff, speaking for the Downtowners of Madison Central High School, wishes to give thanks to its advertisers for the interest and support they have shown this year and in the past. Many of the local businessmen and merchants of Madison's downtown area are alumni of Central High School. Their response to this Annual publication has always revealed a congenial attitude of active interest and encouragement. We also wish to thank the following individuals for assistance during the past year: Mr. Floyd Briese and Mr. Harold King of the Madison Vocational School for photographic help; Mr. George Stein and Mr. Angus McVicar of Photocopy Service for photo processing aid; Mr. Tom Barlet and Mr. Carter Lueders of the Capital Times for the night football photos; Black Photo Service for the band and orchestra pictures; and the Harry S. Manchester Portrait Studio for the Senior pictures. Four people in particular gave us almost daily assistance during the various phases of production. They are Miss Vida V. Smith, Principal of Central Junior High School; Mr. William Marsh, Assistant Senior High Principal; Miss Nanette Ritter of Manchester’s Portrait Studio; and Mr. Ray Wildeman of the Taylor Yearbook Co. 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