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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1956 volume:

Madison. Wisconsin . c r TYCHOBERAHN - the Indian word for Four Eakes - our theme Zable of Contents FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES ORGANIZATIONS ArTTVTTTTTQ m f The section pictures in this book are vivid reminders of the wealth of beauty that belongs to every Centralite as well as to every Madisonian. Only a few communities in the United States are so fortunate as to have the combination of sparkling lakes, rolling tree-covered hills, winding streams and lagoons all within the metropolitan area. All of this grandeur should be a mute reminder to the individual that he must make his school and city a place worthy of this setting. MR. WILLIAM MARSH Those of us who have worked under Mr. Marsh's direction on various committees - dances, elections, or class rings - know how much efficient planning. work, and energy he puts into his job. MISS NINA FREDRICKSON A student who needs guidance in choosing a course of study, a college, or a career has only to step into the office of Miss Nina Fredrickson. He will be greeted with a friendly smile and will receive helpful advice and information. faculty Academic education is the most important job of our high school career. We are fortunate here at Central to have a broad program of extra-curricular activities, which many times seem to shadow our true purpose in school. The answer to a successful school life is a balance between these two very important things. An annual , a record of school days, often does an exceptional job of covering activities, but too often forgets classroom work. Because of this we have broadened our faculty section this year to cover the faculty’s job, us. BENJAMIN H. ASHMAN FLORENCE MORRIS ROBERT ALW1N Mathematics Geometric Christmas tree ornaments and daily trips to the blackboard to explain Propositions and Corollaries are memories never to be forgotten by Central’s math students. English Everyone who has studied English recalls with mixed emotions the moment when the teacher called on him to give his oral report before the class. ELIZABETH RITZMANN LLOYD BESANT ROBERT herried ROBERT TOTTINGHAM Science The first day the Biology class worked on dissecting frogs holds a memory for any student who has worked in the science department. The correct way to light a Bunsen Burner is learned after several days of burning one’s fingers in the Chemistry Lab. ROLAND SPRECHER jCanguages Verb conjugation, synopsis, case and tenses are familiar terms to the language student. The Centralite may choose a two year course in Latin, French, or Spanish. LVC1LE REID JOAN KELLY BEDA DONALD MACfdN WENDT VICTOR LANNING JOHN McDowell ELIZABETH E1SENMAN Social Studies Map study, American Observers, and P. O. D. surveys are recalled by students in the Social Studies Department. Term papers and reports are other activities which these students remember. Commercial Students taking Commercial subjects remember the Speed and Accuracy tests in Shorthand and Typing. Bookkeeping and Office Practice prepare the Centralitc for a good secretarial job. JOAN FREDRIXON HAROLD POLLOCK % WALTER FANDRICH DARLEEN McCORMICK Music Many a Centralite remembers the 7:45 Thursday morning Choir rehearsals. Half-time football shows and Pop Concerts are pleasant memories held by those students with instrumental talent. Home S-couomics Central girls remember the thrill of pride that they felt when their first Home Economics project . . a blouse or skirt . . was finished and ready to wear. JANE ROBERTS SHIRLEY FINGER JOHN C. EDWARD BOND COLBERT Jhdust rial Arts Shop class presents a number of interesting projects to the boy interested in Industrial Arts. Central boys may study architectural and mechanical drawing, as well as blue print reading and shop sketching. This provides a basic foundation for future trade course work. Art Poster paint and enameled jewelry remind the art student of the interesting and profitable class periods spent in art or art metal class. FRANK LINDL ROBERT HARRIS HAROLD ROONEY Physical Education Tennis, Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, and Baseball are activities enjoyed by all Physical Education Students. Every Central girl remembers the days when her hair hung limply due to an hour spent in swimming class with a leaky swim cap. JOANNE OSCAR MRS. CORA PODELL MRS. MARILYN WISOR Office Staff Custodial Staff P. E. RAY WOHLFERD SCHWOEGLER MRS. ANN URBAN FLOYD RUSSELL JOHNSON QUA ST Seniors Irnoriei Seniors — lio you rent ember when MARY JANE ADAMS Practical Nursing Ways and Means, Hospitality, Usherettes. RICHARD ADAMS Navy Basketball 10,11.12; Baseball 10.12; Track 11; Choir; Class Vice President; Football 11,12; HR Vice President. RONALD ADLER Marines Four Lakes Basketball 11; Baseball 11. SHIRLEY ALLELY Beautician Hospitality, Ways and Means; Usherettes; Dramatics; Girls' Sports Club. GEORGE ALTIZER Navy Field and Stream. NADINE L. ANDERSON Teacher Band; Orchestra; Choir; Ways and Means; Mirror; Annual; Variety Show; Martha ; Usherettes; Hospitality; French Club; Triple Trio. KAREN ARNE SON Clerical Work Choir; Drama Club; Hospitality; You Can’t Take It With You ; Lost and Found; Martha ; Girls’ Sports Club; Mirror; Variety Show; Student Council; French Club. DUANE BALLENTINE Navy-Mechanic Field and Stream; Cross Country 12; Track 10,11, 12; Football 10; Band; Orchestra; Dance Band; Golf. PAUL BARTHOLOMEW Army-U.W. Student Council; Football 10,11,12; Four Lakes Basketball 11.12; HR President; Hi-Y; Field and Stream. we could hardly wait to graduate BARBARA ANN BELL Beautician GAA; Usherettes; Girls' Sports Club; Ways and Means; Choir; Student Council; Lost and Found. MARY ELLEN BLASER Office Work Hospitality ; Ways and Means. TOM O. BLISS Draftsman Basketball 10,11; Football 10.11; Track 10.11; Choir; All-Central Choir; M Club; Double Quartet KATHLEEN BLY College Choir; Martha. Spanish Club; Student Council; Drama Club; Triple Trio. EUGENE BJORNSTAD College-Football 10,11,12; Student Council, Vice President, Treasurer, President; Hi-Y Treasurer; Youth Council; Honor Society; Class President 10; Finance Committee; Variety Show; M Club; HR President. NANCY BONNER Clerical Work Usherettes; French Club; GC Cabinet; Ways and Means; Lost and Found; Choir; Variety Show; Costume Club; Girls' Sports Club; HR Officer; Annual Business Manager. BETSY BOHMRICH ”U. W. Choir; Spanish Club; Martha ; French Club; Drama Club; Monitor. girls wore bcrmda shorts ami knee sox JOHN M. BRANDON Marines Football; Wrestling; Field and Stream. NORMAN BUCHERT Navy Field and Stream. THOMAS BUEGE Service Mirror; Track 11; Choir; Cross Country, Martha. GLYDEWELL BURDICK College-Navy Electrician; All-Central; Variety Show, You Can’t Take It With You ; Good Housekeeping. TED A. CANNON U. W. Field and Stream; Cross Country. CLAIRE CARSON Football 10,11,12; Basketball; Four Lakes Basketball; Volleyball. LYNDA CHASE Secretary Hospitality; Candy Counter, Usherettes; Annual; Choir. ROBERTA CHURCH Office Work Annual; Usherettes; Hospitality. boys went for charcoal grey ami pink JOYCE CLAVADATSCHER Nurse Girls’ Club. DIXIE CLEARY Secretary Orchestra; Band; Choir; All-Central; Martha ; Triple Trio; French Club; Hospitality. LUCILLE CLEMENT1 Stenographer Orchestra; GC Clinic; Hospitality; HR Officer; Student Council; Secretary ; Dance Band; Mirror; Martha ; Variety Show. HARRY W. COLLIER College-Basketball 10; Four Lakes Basketball 11.12; Football 11,12; Track 11,12; Baseball 12; Field and Stream; M Club; Wrestling 12. MARY LOU CONNERY College Choir; Annual; Mirror; Ways and Means; Hospitality; French Club; Martha ; Variety Show; Costume Club. B A VON E COLVIN Nurse-Hospitality. WILLIAM CONNERS College Football 10.11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Track 10. 11,12; M Club; Field and Stream; Student Council President; HR President; Spanish Club; Hi-Y. BEVERLY CULP Nursing Mirror; Choir; GAA; GC Clinic; Candy Counter; Monitor; Cheerleaders; Variety Show; Ice Cream Counter; Costume Club; Spanish Club; Martha ; Girls’ Sports Club. NANCY LEE DAILEY Nurse Usherettes; Ways and Means. JUDITH M. DALY Nurse Girls’ Club. wc liked Davy Crockett ami GARY DAVIES Navy Field and Stream. ROBERT DELANEY Navy Electricians Club; Field and Stream; Four Lakes Basketball; Wrestling. JUDITH DEMARS College Band; GC Clinic; Usherettes; French Club; Hospitality. ARTHUR DICK Airforce Field and Stream. RICHARD DOMMERSHAUSEN Army Four Lakes Basketball; Field and Stream. PATRICIA DOWNS Beauty School Monitor; GAA; Usherettes; Mirror; Choir; Annual; Pep Committee; Hospitality; Lost and Found; Red Cross; Ways and Means; Girls' Sports Club. PAULINE DUNOW College Choir; Band; HR Officer; Hospitality; Martha ; Usherettes; Ways and Means. SHIRLEY DYER Office Work Hospitality. BEVERLY EISEMAN Practical Nursing Orchestra; Red Cross; Lost and Found; Ways and Means Variety Show; Hospitality. JILL ELLIS Typist GAA; Hospitality; Annual; Ice Cream Counter; Variety Show; Martha. “ftlack Denim Zrousers ami Motorcycle Hoots” JAMES EVANS Service ROBERT FAUST College Student Council; Hi-Y; Basketball 10; Hockey 11,12; Football 12; HR Officer; Baseball 12; Field and Stream; Mirror; M Club. LORETTA FEDELE Office Work Band; Orchestra; Home Room Secretary; Student Council; Lost and Found; GAA; Martha ; M Club; Candy Counter; Ice Cream Counter; Annual; Girls Sports Club; Social Committee. RICHARD J. FaDT Army Field and Stream; Electricians; Junior Prom Lighting Committee. BONNIE KAY FISCUS Nurse Usherettes; Hospitality; Ways and Means. ROSALIE VIRGINIA F REIT AG U. W. GAA; M Club; Lost and Found; Usherettes; Hospitality; Costume Club; Minor; Annual; Monitor. ELTON LLOYD GARNER U. W. Wrestling 10,11; Hockey 11,12; Tennis 10.11,12; Field and Stream; Sports Club; M Club. BEVERLY GARVEY Nursing Student Council; Monitor; GC Clinic; Candy Counter; Choir; Costume Club; Spanish Club; Variety Show; Finance Committee; Girls Sports Club. DOUGLAS GEDKO Navy Choir; Field and Stream. MARY GEROTHANAS College Hospitality; Ways and Means; Choir; Usherettes; Martha. lord Zhunder birds were the gift for greuiuation JON GRAPSAS Electronics School Hi-Y. ROGER GULL1CKSON Navy Four Lakes Basketball 10,11,12; Field and Stream. DALE GULRUD Travel-Field and Stream. WILLIAM EUGENE HAL SELL U. W. Golf; Student Council; Spanish Club; Field and Stream; Mirror; Annual; Volleyball; Sports Club. BARBARA HALVORSEN U. W. Band; Orchestra; Usherettes; Martha ; Variety Show; Hospitality; Ways and Means; Annual; GAA; Costume Club. CORINE HARDEN Nurse Lost and Found; Hospitality; Usherettes; Girls' Club; GAA. TOM HARPER Navy Field and Stream; Cross Country 11; Four Lakes Basketball 11. JEANNE F. HARRIS Secretary GAA; Operetta; Choir; Girls' Club. JERRY HAYWOOD Army- Choir; Four Lakes Basketball 10,11; Track 10; Field and Stream: Spanish Club. CHARLOTTE HELGERSON College Girls' Sports Club; Hospitality; Lost and Found; Costume Club; Mirror; Annual; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross; Usherettes; GAA. and one-way streets were confusing TOM E. HENNING College Band; Track; Cross Country; Electricians; Field and Stream; Pep Committee; Dramatics, HR President; Orchestra; Band Sergeant; Photographer; Dance Band. CARLA HENTHORNE Office Work Choir; Hospitality; HR President; Girls' Sports. JAMES HERFEL Navy Band; Orchestra; Field and Stream; Student Council. RICHARD H1LGERS College Field and Stream; Pep Committee; Choir. COLENTH1A AMANDA HILL English Teacher Orchestra; Choir; Monitor; GC Clinic; Hospitality; Usherettes; Pep Committee; Student Council; GAA; Spanish Club; Girls' Sports Club; Mirror Feature Editor; Annual; Martha ; M Club; Costume Club; Y-Teens. JOHN HILLIARD College and Army Hockey; Student Council; Electricians; Field and Stream; Sports Editor; Mirror; Senior Class Vice President; Annual; M Club. DONNA JEAN HOFFMAN Air Line Stewardess Lost and Found; Hospitality. RICHARD HOOVER SON University of Wisconsin Field and Stream; Four Lakes Basketball; Basketball 10. JACQUELINE HOUGHTON Secretary Pep Committee; Lost and Found; Girls' Sports; Hospitality. ROBERT HUBBARD Service Wrestling; Football; Field and Stream. we saw decorated halls and heard the TERRY HUXTABLE College Choir; Field and Stream. MARY ANN IMHOFF Office Work Band; Hospitality; Lost and Found. SHIRLEY JACOBSON Secretary Ways and Means; Hospitality. LORRAINE R. JOHNSON BARBARA JIN KINS U. W. HR Officer; Choir; Martha ; Mirror; Junior High Editor; Monitor; Girls M Club; GAA; Y-Teens; GC Clinic; Student Council. Nurse Band; Choir; Candy Counter; Ways and Means; Usherettes; Martha ; Mirror; Annual; French Club President; Student Council. PATRICIA ANN JOHNSON University of Wisconsin Band; Orchestra; All-Central Secretary; Candy Counter; Lost and Found Chairman; Mirror; Advertising; Reporter; Girls' Club Cabinet; Spanish Club; HR Officer. NANCY J. JONES College Student Council; GAA; GC Clinic; Band; NHS; Lost and Found Chairman; Y-Teens; Homecoming Court; Sports Club; Spanish Club; M Club; Candy Counter Chairman; Annual; Choir; Mirror; Ice Cream Counter; You PATRICIA JONES Can’t Take It With You. Nurse Girls' Sports Club; GC Clinic; Mirror; Spanish Club; Choir, Candy Counter; GAA; Annual; Ice Cream Counter; Golf Club. DOUGLAS JONES Service Field and Stream. BERNARD KANE Teacher Football; Wrestling; Track; Electricians; Student Council; Junior Class President; Hi-Y; M Club. choir concert for the last time at Christmas ROBERT KING College Field and Stream. LEROY KELLER Service Band. PATR1CA ANN KNEEBONE Office Hospitality; Y-Teens; Social Committee; Mirror; Annual; Martha ; GAA; Girls’ Sports Club; Choir. FERN KOSINSKL Beautician GAA; Hospitality; Ways and Means; Usherettes; Choir; Girls M Club. KAREN KOTEN College Pep Committee; Variety Show; Social Committee; Martha ; Student Council; Mirror; Annual; French Club; Thespians; AAA; Monitor; GC Clinic; Band; Orchestra; Choir; Triple Trio. SHIRLEY LAUFENBERG Secretary Choir; Social Committee; Hospitality; Candy Counter; GC Clinic; Dramatics; Good Housekeeping Variety Show; HR Secretary; Ice Cream Counter; Martha. DELORES ANN LAUNDER Secretary Usherettes; Girls' Sports; GAA; Operetta; Candy Counter; Hospitality; Choir. Girls’ M Club; HR Secretary. PAULINE LEGREY College Lost and Found; Usherettes; GAA; Choir; Hospitality; Costume Club; Dramatics; Mirror; Ways and Means. SHARON LEWIS Secretary Choir; GAA; Student Council; Hospitality; Candy Counter; Girls' M Club; Ice-Cream Counter; HR Officer. RICHARD D. L1NDAUER Navy Track 10; Choir; Student Council; HR Officer. the Salk polio vaccine was discovered LOISL. LINTNER Office Work Hospitality; Choir; Usherettes; Costume Club; Drama Club. JAMES F. LONG Service M Club; Hi-Y; Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Baseball 10,11,12; HR Officer; Spanish Club. DONNA J. LOUGH Nurse Hospitality; Variety Show. EDWARD LOOS Air Force Field and Stream; Sports Club; Band 10. JEAN E. LOY U. W. Mirror Editor; Annual; Pep Committee; M Club; Student Council; Candy Counter; Hospitality; Monitor; French Club; HR Officer; Y-Teens; Youth Council; Red Cross. SUSAN LUETH College Lost and Found; Choir; Monitor; Hospitality; French Club; Spanish Club; Orchestra. DARLENE MACK Business College GC Clinic: Lost and Found; Student Council; Hospitality. MARY MARTINSON Business College Orchestra;Lost and Found; Ways and Means; GAA; Hospitality; Variety Show. BARBARA MASON U. W. Choir; Ways and Means; Martha ; Variety Show; Monitor; Spanish Club; Dramatics Club. larry McDowell Printer Mirror; Wrestling 10,11,12; Cross Country 11,12; Annual. and the Dodgers took the pennant JUDY McKIERNAN -College GAA; Dramatics; Costume Club; You Can't Take It With You ; Hospitality; Variety Show; GC Clinic. BARBARA MEYER Secretary- Mirror; Choir; Hospitality; Ways and Means; Dramatics; HR Officer; Junior Red Cross; Costume Club. NANCEE LEE MEYERS U. W. HR Officer; Y-Teens; Girls' Sports Club; M Club; Secretary-Treasurer 10,11; Annual; Mirror; Hospitality; GC Clinic; Candy Counter; Martha ; GAA; Monitor; Ice Cream Counter. SHARON LEE MILLER College Mirror; GAA; Monitor. BILL MILLER U. W. Field and Stream. JACK S. MITCHELL Service- Basketball; HR Officer; Spanish Club; Choir; M Club; Field ana Stream; Hi-Y; Sports Club. CHERYLL JEANNE MOLING Secretary Good Housekeeping Variety Show; Girls' Sports Club; Drama Club; Hospitality; Candy Counter; Martha ; Student Council; Annual; Ice Cream Counter; HR Officer; Choir. RONALD MORRICK Navy Football 10,11,12; Basketball 11; Track 11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; HR Officer; M Club; Hi-Y President; Homecoming King. NANCY MORSCHHAUSER Receptionist- Choir; Cheerleader; Hospitality; GAA; Drama Club; Girls' Sports Club; Martha ; Annual; Ice Cream Counter; GC Clinic. we were the first elass to have JUDY MYERS Secretary Advertising Editor, Mirror; Choir; GAA; Student Council; Annual; Hospitality; Candy Counter; Dramatics; HR Officer; Cheerleader; Good Housekeeping ; Martha ; Homecoming Court; Cotton Blossom Queen. JAMES NALEPINSK1 U. W. Choir; Martha ; Field and Stream; Ring Committee, Chairman. ANN NAMIO Typist Hospitality; Choir; Mirror; GC Clinic; Homecoming Court. VIRGINIA NEWBERRY College Ways and Means; GAA; Annual; Mirror; Book Exchange; Dramatics; French Club; Spanish Club; Girls’ Sports Club; Pep Committee; Candy Counter; Ready-made Family. LOIS NEWTON U. W. Band; Choir; GAA; Ways and Means; Candy Counter; Annual; Mirror; Exchange Editor; Treasurer, Girls’ Club; French Club. ROBERT NESSON College-Field and Stream. ANDY NINEDORF Serivce Field and Stream; Sports Club; Hi-Y; Baseball 11; Home Room Officer. RUTH OETZMAN Secretarial Work Band; Girls Club; Cabi net; Ways and Means; Lost and Found; Mirror. JAMES OGDEN Music Career Orchestra. CATHERINE JEAN OLIVA Secretary Hospitality; Choir; GC Clinic; Annual. floats for homccommj — a success! JAMES OPELT Navy-Band; Student Council. ROYAL PALMER Army-Football; Wrestling; Track. SUE PARISI College-Choir; Dramatics; You Can’t Take It With You. Martha ; Student Council; Y-Teens; HR Officer; President Girls’ Club; Office Monitor; Triple Trio; GAA. SALLY PELLS Secretary Hospitality; Library Monitor. PHYLLIS PULLARA Office Work GAA; Annual; Hospitality; GC Clinic; Girls’ Sports Club. PHYLLIS MARIE PULLARA Nurse- Band; Choir; GC Clinic; Student Council; Mirror; Annual; Y-Teens; Girls’ Sports Club; GAA; AAA; Monitor; HR Officer; Candy Counter. JAMES PULVERMACHER Service BRYANT RANDALL ”U.W. Field and Stream; Usher; Electricians; Martha. ROBERT RIESELMAN Service Field and Stream. DAVID H. REYNOLDS College-Student Council; Band; HR Officer. we were measured for robes ami WILLIAM REYNOLDS College Student Council; Hi-Y; Hockey 11-12; Photography Club; Band President; HR President; Annual; Mirror; Orchestra; Dance Band; Variety Show. PATRICIA RILEY U.W. Usherettes. LOUISE R1NTELMANN . Physical Education Teacher Band; Orchestra; Choir; Dance Band; Band Sergeant; GC. Clinic; President; GC Cabinet; Pep Committee; GAA; Photography Club; News Editor. Mirror; Annual Editor; Y-Teens; Youth Madison Council; You Can't Take It with You ; M Club; National Honor Society. MICHAEL D. RODY UCLA Football Manager; Choir, Dramatics; Social Committee; Hi-Y. LEROY ROGERS Service Choir; Field and Stream. ANN ROCKWELL Secretary Usherettes; Choir; Hospitality; Variety Show. PATRICK ROGERS Service JOAN ROHDE College GC Clinic; GAA; French Club; Ice-Cream Counter; HR Officer; Band; Annual; Girls' Sports Club. CATHERINE ROMBOU University GEORGIA ROWE Secretary Orchestra; Mirror; GAA; Annual; Hospitality; GC Clinic; Candy Counter; Red Cross; Girls' Sports Club; Girls’ M Club; Y-Tcens; Student Council. exchanged class cards and pictures BEN L. ROWLEY, JR. University of Wisconsin. Band; Wrestling 10.11; Football 12; HR Vice President; Field and Stream; M Club. JANET G. SABATKE College Ways and Means; Book Exchange; Orchestra; Hospitality. GEORGE V. SALERNO University of Wisconsin Student Council; Four Lakes Basketball 10,11. and 12. ANNETTE SCALISSI Secretary Variety Show; Girls' Club; Hospitality; Choir. RONALD SCHAEFER Army Basketball 10,11,12; Football 10.11,12; Track 10. 11,12: HR Officer; M Club; Hi-Y; Sport Club. SANDRA SCHAEFER Secretary Usherettes; Ways and Means; Lost and Found; Hospitality; GAA; Spanish Club. SUZANNE SCHARA Secretary Lost and Found; GC Clinic; Youth Council; Variety Show. STEVE SCHLECK BONNIE SCHAUB Nursery Work Band; Orchestra; Dramatics; Martha. Service Hi-Y; Field and Stream; Sports Club; Football 10,11, 12; Hockey 10,11,12; Track; Four Lakes Basketball; M Club; Spanish Club; HR Officer. STANLEY SCHMELZER Construction Student Council; M Club; Basketball 10; Cross Country 11,12; Track 11,12; HR Officer; Choir; Martha. banquet we were all together WILLIAM SCHMIDT Army Field and Stream. JOANNE SCHUEPBACH Teacher GAA; Mirror; Annual; Girls' Sports Club; Spanish Club; Ice-Cream Counter; Candy Counter; Cheerlcading; Choir; GC Clinic; Student Council; M Club; HR Officer; Costume Club; Martha ; 1955 Homecoming Queen. BETTY LORRAINE SCOTT Nursing Hospitality; Annual; GAA; Band; Y-Teens; Variety Show. at the RICHARD SMECKO College- Choir; Field and Stream; Hockey; Martha. TOBY LEE SIEVE U. W. French Club; Mirror; Annual; Band; Orchestra; Martha. DANIEL W. SMITH U.W. Spanish Club; Band; Orchestra. WILLIAM SMITH Navy-Track 10.11; Field and Stream. DOUGLAS R. ST AM Commercial Pilot Field and Stream. SUSAN ELLEN STEIN College Dramatics; Feature Editor of Mirror; Choir; Hospitality; GC Clinic; Candy Counter; Ice-Cream Counter; GAA; Annual. HR Officer; Martha ; Youth Council; French Club; Y-Teens. ami tltcn. we proudly received our diplomas RONALD SWEET U. W. Band; Field and Stream; Electricians Club; Student Council. DAVID SWENSON U.W. Electricians Club; Annual. RICHARD TAYLOR Navy Field and Stream; M Club; Track; Cross Country. GERTRAUD TEMPLIN U.W. Martha ; GAA; French Club; Choir; Hospitality; Lost and Found; M Club; Dramatics; Good Housekeeping. DARRELL THEOBALD Service Field and Stream; Choir. CHARLES R. TO MCA NY Service Field and Stream; Tennis 11,12. JAMES VINCENT Service Football 10.12; Wrestling 10.11.12; M Club; Field and Stream; Hi-Y; Track; Boys' Sports. ROBERT WALL Welder Cross Country 11; Hockey 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Field and Stream; M Club; Ushers. JANICE WATZKE Beautician Red Cross; Usherettes; Costume Club; Lost and Found; Ways and Means; Variety Show. MARJORIE WESLEY U. W. Girls’ Sports Club; Hospitality; Usherettes; Spanish Club; Costume Club; Annual; Mirror; GAA; Ways and Means; Choir; Lost and Found. Cook back. Seniors — and never forget MAR]UNICE WEST U. W. Orchestra; Band; Choir; Good Housekeeping ; You Can't Take It With You. - Hospitality; GC Clinic. ARLYN WHITE College Sophomore Class Vice President; Mirror; M Club; Student Council; Hi-Y; Band; Football 10-11-12; Basketball 10-11-12; Golf 11-12; HR Officer; Senior Class President. MARY WILLMOTH Beautician Student Council; GC Clinic; Hospitality. Choir. CARL WIRTH College Pep Committee; M Club; Basketball 10-11-12; Football 11-12; Baseball 10-11-12; Choir; Student Council; Boys Quartet. LOUISE WITTROCK Nurse Student Council; Youth Council; Choir; Martha ; Dramatics; GC Cabinet; Annual; GAA; Variety Show; Candy Counter; Ice-Cream Counter. SHIRLEY WITZ Business College Dramatics; Choir; GAA; Martha ; Y-Teens; Mirror; Junior High Editor. DALE YAPP Service Four Lakes Basketball 11-12; Four Lakes Football 12; Field and Stream; Sports Club. EUGENE ZAPATA College-Field and Stream. RUTH ANN ZIMMER U. W. Band; Mirror; Hospitality; GC Clinic; Good Housekeeping ; Ice-Cream Counter. Class Officers President..................................ARLYN WHITE Secretary.................................SHARON LEWIS Vice President...................JOHN HILLIARD June 1956, and we as seniors look back and remember our three years here at Central. We have gained a valuable background for whatever we may attempt in the future. Leaders, athletes, and scholars have come from our midst to bring honors to our whole class. In 1953 we entered Central Senior High as sophomores. One of our first activities was working for new band uniforms. We elected two girls to the Homecoming Court. We also elected class officers and had our first experience with semester exams. As juniors we became more active in school affairs. One of our class members served as Student Council President. We had the majority of the leads in the play You Can't Take It With You . Tropicana, the Junior Prom which we all worked hard on, had as its king, our class President, with his date as queen. We were well represented on the football, wrestling, and baseball squads. As a class we voted on and chose our class rings. The Operetta Martha was presented with several of our class members playing the leads and many more working in the choruses and on committees. Four of us were elected to the National Honor Society. Our last activity was the campaigning for and the election of Student Council officers. In September of 1955 we reached the height of our High School careers. We became Seniors, and took over the responsibilities of leading the rest of the student body. Three of our class members took over the executive positions of the Student Council. We elected class officers, and picked our senior committees. The Ice Cream Committee began eany in ttie year to earn funds for our senior activities. We not only elected members of the Homecoming Court, but we chose the Homecoming Queen as well. We were proud to have been the first class at Central to present floats at a Homecoming parade and we'll never forget the Saturday we worked on them. A prize to be awarded for the best float made competition between senior homerooms great. Hi-Y sponsored the annual Homecoming dance after the game, which we won. We were justly proud when one of our class members won second place in the I Speak for Democracy contest. Our class members held important offices such as Annual editor. Mirror editor. Girls' Club president and Student Council president. Our class presented the student body with key members in the band, orchestra, choir and on the athletic field. Christmas arrived, and we saw the halls gaily decorated and heard the choir sing the Christmas program for the last time. Christmas vacation brought parties and other activities for all of us. Then back to school and preparation for the all important semester exams. Shakespeare and Greek Lit are never to be forgotten memories of those of us in Senior English. Invitations, gowns and cards were chosen by the class and we realized that graduation was not far away. Variety show plans kept many of us busy while others worked on senior activities - - such as class night, banquet, picnic and the dance. Awards were given for athletic and commercial achievements. Several more of our classmates were elected to the National Honor Society, and some received Honor Pins. In June we received our final copies of the Tychoberahn, and we began the exchange of class cards and pictures. On June 15, 1956 our high school days came to a close. We now look toward college, employment or service with the Armed Forces. However, each member of our class will always be proud that he has been a part of and is now a graduate of Central High School. Who's Who itt Most Bashful Boy Most flirtatious Qirl DAVE REYNOLDS PAT JOHNSON NANCEE MEYERS BERNIE KANE {ic Senior Class Prettiest Qirl — Most .Handsome Hoy NANCY JONES MIKE RODY Most Athletic LOUISE RINTELMANN RON MORRICK Most Popular ARLYN WHITE NANCY JONES Husiest JOHN HILLIARD LOUISE RINTELMANN Home room 317 First row: J. Mack, R. Guilligan, F. Roach, Mr. McDowell, C. Renninger, T. Wills, S. McBride. Second row: J. Lenzcr, C. Smith, L. Schwartz, S. Mellor, M. Briggs, M. Macaluso, J. Craig, E. Brown. Third row: F. Conway, J. Bcrnens, R. Leland, S. Glasshof, G. Kittleson, D. Herrick, J. Ostrom, D. Schiro, T. Faust. Fourth row: W. Melby, J. Hoven, J. Johnson, M. Pfaff, J. Redar, R. Gcrke, R. Anderson, D. Wagner, K. Breidung. Homeroom 417 First row: A. Gibson, J. Pope, J. Pfister, Mrs. Gridley, M. Holmes, L. LaMore, D. Kripps. Second row: L. Edge, P. Paquette , S. Myers, J. Sprecher, M. Guzzetta, P. Magli, D. Stormer, M. Crume, D. Snell. Third row: S. Alexander, K. McDowell, D. Kail, A. Smith, L. Moyer, A. Carey, L. Waldon, K. Buck, V. Bergen. . ?an{asu JLcincf The 1956 Junior Class danced to the music of Monty Hacker Saturday, February 4, at their annual Junior Prom. Art Jordee, President of the Junior Class and his Queen Rosemary Guilligan reigned. Other members of the court were Rowell Lamore, Vice President and his date Susan Knecbone; Sandra Swance, Secretary-Treasurer, and her date Bob West, and Eugene Bjornstad, President of the Student Council and his date Louise Wittrock. Homeroom 430 First row: N. Goodrich, E. Wing. D. Phillip, Miss Frederixon, R. West, N. Hoppe, D. Birrenkott. Second row; M. Kjell. J. Winskill. D. Ninedorf, J. Momck, M. Freeman. S. Olson, N. Mitchell, J. Hennings. M. Manderino. Third row: J. Moling, W. Hovenstot, T. Showers, P. Parmentier, K. Wigdal, F. Kane. Fourth row: D. Carlson. J. Ellis, P. Plath, E. Oakey, D. Bender. Homeroom 303 First row: S. Swance, L. Boltz, J. Martinson, Mr. Rooney, T. Cooley, M. Grace, R. Arneson. Second row: S. Bender, A. Martin, R. Olson, K. Turnbull, G. Scallissi, G. Fruth, J. Crapp. Third row: K. Kendall, D. Hcntliorne, D. Koeler, R. Brantmeyer, R. Allan, R. Pedracine, P. Schmelzer, S. Lee, J. Wheeler. Fourth row: P. Cuccia, R. Ellis, L. Lewis, D. Whaley, R. Turner, R. Marshall, R. Ripp, J. Monson, N. Grapsas. Fifth row: G. Esser, O. Oic, P. Loy, D. Chisman. Homeroom 321 First row: C. Renmnger, G. Gray, D. Huber, Mr. Alwin, J. Valcnza. J. Davies, C. Peschel. Second row . F. Oscar, C. Alexander, R. Stearns, M. Herfel, P. Gartland, M. Vallem. Third row; M. Lehtola, M. Schachte, A. Pamilijens, J. Brazce, B. Whiting, S. Kettcrer, D. Best. Fourth row: J. Engsberg, L. Castle, C. Masshardt, R. Hyland, G. Scallon, L. Kilen. Fifth row: J. Morrell, R. Schaefer, R. Culp, W. Retallick, R. Koeler. Homeroom 305 First row: M. Fiscus, A. Jordee, Miss Kelly, P. Cerniglia, J. Kneebone. Second row: P. Thompson, S. Anderson, B. Svctnicka, D. Gust, J. Mislivecck, S. Buchanan, B. Donner, F. Hill. Third row: P. Mohrmann, G. MacLeod, A. Fiore, C. Young, S. Moss, R. Taylor, P. Baka. Fourth row: D. Schmelzkoph, D. Rohr, R. Dommershausen, A. Colvin, R. Mick, L. Long, J. Payne. OFFICERS President Jack Stone Vice President Cliff Lewis Secretary-Treasurer Russ Tollefson .Home Hoorn 325 First row: Lois Harring, Jeanne Pfister, Russel Tollefson. Jack Stone. Cliff Lewis. Larry Oliver. Karen Nalepinski, Myra Sewell. Second row: Frances Rucks. Gracic McFadden, Nancy Kenney, Barbara Cuccia. Patti Pcdracine, Pat Anderson, Theresa Scoles, Carol Russel, Kay Benseman. Third row: David Hughes, Vito Gervasi, Terry Schmaus, Dean Langholff, Stephen Dietrich. Jim Johnson. LeRoy Wilkinson, Mr. Ashman. Fourth row: Dick Wakefield. Bob Skolaski, Dale Hilde-brandt. John Fiscus, Orval Quamme. Ed Garvoillc. A1 Hann, John Kailin. Missing: Joanne Brantmeyer, Theresa Edge. OFFICERS President Donna Jean Guzzetta Vice President Terry McCann Secretary-Treasurer Judy Urso Home Hoorn 323 First row: Emily Gerothanas, Judy Fiedler, Gail Houser, Shiela Siev. Dick Riddle, Donna Guzzetta. Judy Urso, Penny Brown, Barbara King, Betty White. Second row: Judy Pedracine, Marlene Kleinfeldt, Barbara Albrecht, Connie Knight. Barbara Brager, Donna Dahlke, Lavone Behrend, Mary Theobald. Joanne Mohrhauser, Kathleen Scallon, Karen Switzky. Third row: Terry McCann, Chuck Leong, Gary Cronick, A1 Parroni, Bill Steele, Stan Fix, Jim Ehrman, Mr. Wendt. Fourth row: Dale Walls. Mack Seay. John Rusch, Don Jennerman, Ed Scallon, Dave Piper. Dennis Rose. Missing: Diane Heath, Ed Scherer. OFFICERS President Jerry Ellis Vice President Mary Gcrrow Secretary-Treasurer Kathlene Metz Home Hoorn 306 First row: Beth Buckles, Judy Whiting, Penny Garvery. Kathleen Metz. Geraldine Ellis, Mary Gerrow, Mary Sicinhofcr. Elizabeth Kraskey, Janet King. Second row: Edith Bennett, Sue Heller, Marilyn Quackenboss, Mary Levake, Jacqueline Patzer, Judy Scmrad. Elizabeth Ruskauff, Pat Schiefelbein, Maxine Crotsenberg. Third row: John O'Connor. Chuck Muehlemann, Floyd Smith, John Halvorsen, Ron Hegge, Dick Hcgge, Ronnie Tipple, Don McCord, Jack Lister. Fourth row: Ronnie Sherman, Don Braith, Roger Kopp. LaVern Rockwell, Jim Fiscus, Mr. BeSant. Missing: Pat Altizer, Frances Johnson, Brian Bell. John Evachenko. OFFICERS Presideni Judy Stone Vice President Gail Slafer Secretary - Treasurer Margaret Hanold First row: Elizabeth Imhoff, Linda Bidar, Gennc Hill, Margaret Wall. Margaret Hanold, Judy Stone, Gail Slafer, Judy Penn, Mary Amera, Gladys Peterson. Second row: Sylvia Schumann, Pat Rohr. Burlene Gobin, Virginia Klein. Sharon Ninedorf, Evelyn Hill, Mary Tschudy, Donna O’Hardy, Ellen Farrell. Linda Bidar. Third row: Harry McFarland. John Cahva, Don Olson, Sam Loniello, Jim Kruger, Henry Cuccia, Karl Wollner, Dean Fisher. Fourth row: Mr. Herreid. Bill Brantmcyer, Joe Shomberg. Elmer Legrey, Terry Ellestad, John Conners. Barney Gavin. Missing: Virginia Snell, Katherine Ryan, Janice Kalish. OFFICERS President Pete Fedcle Vice President Lois Bohmrich Secretary-Treasurer Donna Jacobson Homeroom 425 First row; Nancy Siegert, Norm Metz, Lois Bohmrich, Pete Fedele, Donna Jacobson, Carolyn Mitchell. Second row; Dorothy Waller, Katy Smcdegard, Susy Knecbone, Darlene Babbs, Mary Jean Dales, Donna Gruenberg, Julie Brey, Roberta Fix, Madeline Genna, Georgia Bringe. Third row: John Reece, Bob Holvenstot, Dick Collier, Roger Gulrud, Dennis Dcrke, John Zimmerman, Lennie Sperry, Mrs. Perkins. Fourth row: John Rohde, Gasper Aadamo, Nye Jordan, Tom Kepler, Marlow Norsetter. Missing: Clyde Malone, Sharon Forbes, Ivragenc Parrish. OFFICERS Homeroom 3 5 President Ron Ninneman Vice President Phil Slavney Secretary Theresa Kraskey Treasurer Sally Shore First row: Donna Keller, Verna Gorsline, Annette Cardarella, Murray Ison, Ron Ninnenman, Phil Slavney, Theresa Kraskey, Sally Shore, Lea Miller. Second row: Judy Kiefer, Barbara Snyder, Pauline Rowley, Elaine Brazee, Nancy Adamo, Lois Larson, Vernice Magnesen, Rae Hittman, Sharon O'Neill. Third row: Paul Anderson, Mary Farrell, Jeanette Baka, Mary Lou Yackley, Mildred Hargrove, Mavis Boak, Lucille Lowlcr, Miss Morris, Bob FitzGibbon. Fourth row: John Fandall, All Schwartz, Dave Storley, Bill Dyhr, Phil Wallace, Dick Johnson, Tony D Antoni, Ken Kaether. Missing: Jeanette Rynes, Don Cook. AJemember_____ The Harvest Hop Waiting in the Nancy and Pete Hall for Homecoming Triple Trio at Christmas Dad's Night at the Football Game Business (?) in the Mirror Room Sophomore Shuffle (Wf Wc at Central are fortunate in having a large selection of activities of many different types to which wc may belong. Our Clubs provide outlets for all our varied interests, some being chiefly for service to the school, aud others more for enjoyment and experience. The spot for those interested in acting or any of its phases, is the dramatics club. Those participating in plays, both acting or on committees, may become members of the Thespians if they have ten points from the activities they have been in. Also tied in with dramatics is the costume club which works hard to prepare and provide costumes for plays, operettas, and the variety show. Hard at work in the office and the library are the monitors who help whenever and wherever needed. The ushers and usherettes also do service for the school by assisting at athletic events, plays, concerts, and other school functions. The executive bodies of the two largest clubs in school are the G. C. Cabinet and the Field and Stream officers. The G. C. Cabinet is made up of the officers and commitee chairmen of the Girls' Club. The Field and Stream Club meets for the purpose of learning more about conservation and the out-of-doors. Those in the Spanish and French Clubs learn to have fun while they gain useful practice of the language they are studying. Junior Red Cross has the big annual job of taking care of and promoting Red Cross boxes for overseas. Members of the photography club learn more about their specialized hobby, while the electricians provide us with movies, lights in the aud, microphones, and extension cords. Last is the Boys' and Girls' M Club, composed of those students who have won their letter in athletics. Through these organizations we arc broadening our knowledge and gaining useful experience. Jield and Stream Officers President...................John Hilliard Vice President................. Dave Kail Secretary-Treasurer----------- Tom Wills First row: Dave Kail, John Hilliard. Second row: Tom Wills, Murray Ison, Mr. Lanning, Gary Davies. 'Dramatics Club First row; M. Rody, S. Paxisi, K. Bly, Mr. Besant, K. Korea, K. Arneson, M. West, J. Mack. Second row: S. Ketterer, A. Groves, M. Hanold, C. Moling, S. Mellor, E. Bohmrich, M. Connery, T. Seiv, E. Gerothanas. Third row: S. Allely, P. Knecbonc, G. Scalissi, A. Gibson, B. Sweet, S. Laufenberg, B. Mason, B. Kraskey, V. Newberry, H. Cuccia. Fourth row: N. Siegert, M. Grace, D. Kripps, M. Kjell. S. Seiv, T. Kraskey. V. GorsUne, D. O’Hardy. Fifth row: L. Lintner, J. Ellis, P. Riley, E. Schwartz, P. Schiefclbcin, G. Hauser, L. Miller, E. Ruskauff, R. Arneson, M. Mandcrino. Zhespiau Club First row; Marjunice West, John Lcnzer, Karen Koten, Sue Parisi, Sue Schara, Judy Davies. Second row: Jim Mack, Betty Scott, Dick Feldt, Sandra Swancc. Usherettes First row: L. Chase, N. Mitchell, N. Anderson, Mrs. Finger, A. Rockwell, M. Gerothanas, S. Buchanan, C. Mitchell. Second row: N. Siegert, P. Dunow, J. Ostram, M. Freeman, J. Davies, N. Bonner, M. Wesley, S. Allely. Third row: L. Lawler, J. Pfister, B. Snyder, R. Crossen, C. Harden, B. Halvorscn, B. Bell, F. Kosinski. Fourth row: P. Anderson, E. Imhoff, M. Crume, J. DeMars, N. Daley, R. Freitag, C. Helgerson. Fifth row: F. Oscar, R. Arneson, B. Meyers, P. LeGray, B. Fiscus, P. Downs, P. Riley, M. Tschudy. Gordon Esscr, David Hughes, Murray Ison, Mr. Lanning, Gary Davies, David Rohr, Bryant Randall. Ushers First row: E. Bjornstad, A. Smith, J. Long, Mr. Pollock, B. Kane, R. Morrick, D. Schmelzkopf. Second row: J. Brandon, R. Faust, P. Schmelzer, J. MacCleod, E. Garner, J. Mack, G. Martinson. Third row: J. Pfister, A. A. White, S. Schleck, D. Pedracine, P. Cerniglia, L. McDowell. Fourth row: T. Fiore, J. Hilliard. R. Taylor, R. Schaefer, H. Collier, D. Wagner, D. Riddle. Fifth row: M. Rody, J. Mitchell, C. Wirth, B. Reynolds. W. Conners, S. Schmelzer. First row: C. Hill, C. Helgerson, N. Jones. Miss Shepard, J. Schuepbach, L. Rintelmann, G. Rowe. Second row: B. Jinkins, S. Miller, J. Loy, F. Kosinski, D. Launder, G. Templin. Third row: B. Garvey, V. Newberry, L. Newton, R. Freitag, N. Meyers, L. Fedele, S. Lewis. Q.e. Cabinet First row: Mis Kelly, N. Meyers, Mrs. Perkins, S. Parisi, N. Bonner. L. Newton, Miss Reid. Second row: Miss Eisenman, R. Oetzman, M. Fiscus, P. Johnson, J. Davies, Miss Mackin. Third row: N. Jones, Mr. Ashman, L. Rintelmann. First row: Mr. Marsh. S. Witz. B. Jinkins. S. Miller. B. Garvey. M. Connery. L. Bolts. Mr McDowell Second row: J. Davies. C. Rcnninger. N. Bonner. A. Rockwell. S. Glasshof. B. Mason. Third row. K. Koten. C. Hill. S. Lee. J. Loy. R. Freitag, M. Fiscus. B. Culp. Fourth row: J. Wheeler, V. Newberry. S. Parisi. G. Rowe, N. Meyers. L. Wittrock. J. Sabatke. Monitors First row: P. Johnson, J. Ostrom, B. King, Miss Reid, M. Amera, S. Ketterer, P. Rowley, E, Bennett. Second row: M. Quackcnboss, L. Harring, S. Picus, S. Schaefer, M. Holmes, P. Garvey, C. Mitchell. S. Buchanan. B. Garvey. Third row: K. Wollner, M. Kjell, J. Craig. M. Lchtola, N. Jones, B. Culp, J, Schuepbach, P. Jones. S. Fix. Fourth row: J. Semrad, E. Ruskaupp, L. Miller, B. Scott, E. Hill, J. Morrick, C. Hill, D. O’Hardy. Fifth row: S. Moss, A. Smith, J. Mitchell, S. Schleck, D. Whaley. J. Long, D. Pedricine, R. Kopp. First row: D. Olson. N. Anderson. D. Kripps. L. Johnson. Miss Reid, L. Newton. T. Siev. A. Paronni. Second row: M. Hanold, S. Siev. K. Koten, K. Arneson, M. Connery. E. Gerothanas, N. Bonner. Third row: D. Cleary. J. DeMars, P. Schiefelbein. S. Stein. S. McBride. S. Lueth. french Club First row: M. Tschudy, J. Davies, J. Loy, B. Meyer. G. Rowe. Second row: J. Henning, P. Downs, B. Arne-son, J. Rohde. Third row: M. Manderino, N. Meyers, S. Stein. First row; P. Garvey, K. McDowell. M. Guzzetta, Miss Roberts, F. Hill, V. Bergen. R. Gulligan. Second row: N. Mitchell, B. Garvey, A. Groves, M. Martinson, K. Smedegard, N. Bonner, M. Wesley. Third row: J. Watske. J. Kalish, C. Harden, B. Halvorsen, N. Dailey, R. Leland. Fourth row: L. Linter, R. Freitag, C. Helgerson, P. Schiefelbein, G. Kittleson. Fifth row: S. Laufenbcrg, C. Henthorne, D. Henthorne, B. Fiscus, C. Russell, J. Henning. Costume Club Members are: W. Reynolds, J. Cole, D. Jennerman, J. Pfister, A. Parroni, R. Collier, D. Piper, R. Holvcnstot. Electricians Club First row: R. Parmentier, T. Henning, Mr. Sprecher, G. Burdick, R. Sweet, D. Rohr. Second row: F. Kane, D. Swenson, J. Ellis, R. Fcldt. J. Hilliard, R. Ellis. Third row: D. Hughes, G. Esscr, W. Dyhr. Our lakes, the theme of this Tychoberahn, have given Madison the reputation of being one of the world’s most beautiful smaller cities. Every beauty spot in Madison is set off by shimmering waters of our lakes and streams, which are always near us. Our lakes form an inherent part of every Madisonian's background. Mary Vallem, Concert Mistress Orchestra The Central High Orchestra conducted by Mr. Walter Fandrich is composed of thirty-three strings and nineteen brasses and woodwinds. The orchestra began its work early in the fall as they prepared for their Pop Concert on November 18. Having the honor of being selected to participate in the Mid-Winter Music Clinic held at the University of Wisconsin, the orchestra worked many extra hours during Christmas vacation and before school in the morning to prepare for this event. Next on their agenda was the Winter Concert, followed by a trip to Wauwatosa early in March. Their journey over, the orchestra settled down to prepare for the Spring Concert. More new music, and in May came the All-City Music Festival. Members of the orchestra wound up their season by playing for graduation exercises on June 15. Choir All-State Choir Representatives The A Cappella Choir, directed by Miss Oarleen McCormick, began its work early in the fall with almost a complete turnover in membership. The choir opened its season by presenting the Christmas Pageant for the student body before vacation began in December. During the Christmas season the choir participated in the Christmas Pageant at the Capitol along with the choirs from East and West. For the Mid-Winter Clinic four representatives were sent to sing in the All-State choir. At the end of January the choir participated in the Winter Concert. They then began to plan for a trip to Janesville in April, and the Spring Concert. The choir and the chorus classes took part in the All-City Music Festival at the Stock Pavilion. They also sang tor the presentation of the honor pins. Their last appearance was to sing the farewell song at graduation. Dick Adams, Susan Parisi, Marjunice West, and Carl Wirth. Band The Central High Band is conducted by Mr. Walter Fandrich. Consisting of seventy-seven brasses, woodwinds, and percussion instruments, the band contributes much to the activities of our school. In the fall the band played and marched at Central's home football games, and contributed to the before-the-game spirit during pep auds. They were the only city high school band to march in the Armistice Day parade. Basketball season found the band divided into two smaller bands which took turns playing for each game. The band participated in four major concerts: the Winter Concert in February, the Pop Concert in March, and Spring Concert in April, and the All-City Music Festival in May. The band finished up its season of marching in the heat of the Memorial Day Parade in May. Bill Reynolds, Band President Quartet The Boys’ Quartet, directed by Miss Darleen McCormick, is composed of first tenor, Carl Wirth; second tenor, Jack Mitchell; baritone, Stan Schmelzer; and bass, Dick Adams. They sang at the Winter and Spring Concerts, and as an outside activity, they added a musical touch to the PTA's Family Fun Night. They rehearse Tuesday and Friday mornings at 7:45. triple trio The Girls' Triple Trio, directed by Miss Darleen McCormick, has as first sopranos, Marjunice West, Louise Witt-rock, and Nadine Anderson; second sopranos, Dixie Cleary, Nancy Butler, and Karen Arneson; altos, Karen Koten, Sue Parisi, and Kathleen Bly. They sang in the Christmas Program and at the Winter and Spring Concerts. They have sung for various service organizations and PTA’s. Miss Darleen McCormick Dance Hand The Dance Band was organized last year, but has really begun to get underway this year. Under the direction of Mr. Robert E. Lee, the band has played for serveral aud programs, and for the PTA’s Family Fun Night. Composed of thirteen members, die band meets sevendi period on Wednesdays. First row: Duane Ballentine, Bill Reynolds, Tom Cooley, Bob Parmentier, Sally Shore, Kay Kendall, Bonnie Schaub. Second row.- Lucille Clementi, Jim Monson, Louise Rintelmann, Phil Slavney, Joy Cole, Dan Smith, Mr. Robert E. Lee. First row: Louise Rintelmann, Bill Reynolds, Barbara Halverson. Second row: Mr. Walter Fandnch, Duane Ballentine, Nick Grapsas, Tom Henning, Joe Valenza. Missing are: Jim Monson, Pat Johnson, Emily Gerothanas. Hand Officers Band President Bill Reynolds Sergeants Tom Henning Joe Valenza Louise Rintelmann Corporals Jim Monson Duane Ballentine Pat Johnson Nick Grapsas Librarians Barbara Halverson Emily Gerothanas WE KEPT FATHER GUESSING MOTHER KNOWS BEST OUR FAMILY. NOVEMBER 11. 1955 First row: Virginia Newberry, Sandra Swance, John Lenzer, Mavis Kjell. Second row: Don Jennerman, Orval Quamme, Marjunice West, Jim Mack, Karen Koten. Sitting: Karan Switsky. TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE THE FEELING'S MUTUAL LIFE CAN BE BEAUTIFUL WE HAD AN AFFECTIONATE FAMILY Pep Committee First row: A. Gibson, V. Newberry, Mr. Wendt, P. Downs, B. Culp, B. Buckles. Second row: S. Ketterer, L. Rintelmann, C. Hill, J. Pfister, M. Crotsenberg. Third row: S. Lee, J. Lcnzer, J. Loy. All-Central Committee First row: P. Brown, P. Johnson, Miss Ritzmann, N. Hoppe, S. Me Hoc Second row: D. Jennerman, L. Schwartz, D. Cleary, J. Fiedler Third row: C. Lewis, J. Ellis, J. Pfister. Social Committee First row: N. Goodrich, K. Koten, C. Moling, N. Jones, Miss Shepard, J. Kneebone, B. Whiting, S. Laufenberg. Second row: J. Myers, L. Fedele, R. Olson, P. Gartland, P. Kneebone, J. Davies, A. Groves, M. Holmes. Third row: G. Scalissi, J. Ostrum, J. Penn. G. Slafer, N. Siegert, L. Bohmrich, M. Hanold. Fourth row: J. Opelt, P. Thompson, K. Kendall, M. Vallem. G. Addamo, F. Kane. Fifth row: K. Wollner, B. Metz, B. West, M. Rody, G. Burdick, S. Loniello. ■finance Committee First row: P. Magli, B. Par-mentier, Miss McCormick, B. Garvey, J. Ehrman. Second row: M. Guzzetta, P. Slavney, M. Ison, M. Tschudy, C. Peschel, P. Pullara. Student Council First row: Mr. Wendt, S. Loniello, J. Myers, G. Bjomstad, Miss Morris, B. West, J. Hillard, Miss Ritzmann. Second row: B. Garvey, B. Buckles, N. Sieger t, P. Pullara, N. Bonner, P. Johnson, S. Lewis, K. Koten, J. Pfister, B. Jinkins, P. Brown, J. Davies, N. Hoppe. Third row; A. Cardarella, V. Newberry, L. Wittrock, S. Stein, J. Loy, C. Hill, N. Jones, J. Schuepbach, A. Gibson, R. Guilligan, G. Slafer. Fourth row: J. Halvorsen, R. Sweet, L. Oliver, M. Nor-setter, J. Opclt, J. Payne, C. Leong, C. Peschel, G. Salerno, J. Mack. Fifth row: R. Morrick, D. Lindaucr, B. Parmentier, E. Wing, J. Pope, S. Schmelzer, M. Ison, D. Reynolds, N. Grapsas. Officers Advisors President, EUGENE BJORNSTAD Vice President. TOM WILLS Secretary, JUDY MYERS Treasurer, JOHN HILLIARD MISS MORRIS MISS RITZMANN MR. WENDT n nw by Jean Loy Editorial: 1 % T WK TVE monti -urow. —.i y v� .ui Advertising Manager .. Judy Myers. ' -• • Mary n .. u. Pa! Johnson Photographers . BUI Reynolds ( Arti-- -nd ---nists ' JJlrlr ---- ----------- by John Hilliard f u+tio-l 'rtyifjll SfL UliXfiti Zhc Madison Mirror First row: S. Stein, C. Hill, J. Loy, Mr. R. Tottingham, L. Rintelmann, N. Meyers, S. Witz. Second row: J. Myers, S. Miller, J. Kneebone, L. Newton, L. Johnson, M. Connery, K. Nalepinski, T. Siev, B. Jinkins. Third row: M. Grace, M. Wesley, K. Kotcn, S. Sicv, C. Mitchell, P. Jones, J. Schuepbach, A. Nomio, N. Jones, B. Culp. Fourth row: P. Johnson, P. Kneebone, J. Fiedler, P. Pedracinc, G. Houser, L. Miller, P. Downs, K. Arneson, R. Freitag, C. Helgerson. Fifth row: S. McBride, B. West, B. Reynolds, B. Halsell, A. White, J. Hilliard, T. Henning, P. Slavney, G. Rowe. Editor- ---------- Jean Loy Advisor- ----- -Mr. R. Tottingham The MIRROR goes through a long and speedy process before it reaches you. The editors make the layout sheets and post their Front Page- - - - - Louise Rintelmann assignments. Then the reporters write their stories and hand them Nancee Meyers in, so that the editors can copyread the stories and make the nec- essary corrections. Next the stories are typed and sent to the print Feature Page - - - Sue Stein shop. At the print shop they are set on linotype machines. The Colenthia Hill printers run galley proofs of each story, and then the editors proof- read the stories to see if they are correct. The printer then runs a Sports Editor- - - - John Hilliard final proof with a last chance for corrections. After this, the mirrors arc printed, folded, and sent to home rooms. Junior High------Barbara Jinkins Shirley Witz Advertising- - - - Judy Myers Pat Johnson Photographer- - - -Bill Reynolds Zkc 1956 Zuckoberakn First row: L. Johnson, C. Hill, L. Rintelmann, Mr. R. Herrcid, N. Bonner, R. West, B. Reynolds. Second row: T. Siev, M. Fiscus, P. Gartland, D. Kripps, J. Schuepbach, P. Magli, B. Culp, A. Gibson, J. Davies, M. Connery. Third row.- B. Scott, R. Zimmer, J. Fiedler, J. Myers, N. Jones, P. Jones, B. Halvorson, N. Anderson. Fourth row: M. Tschudy, M. Grace, S. Stein, L. Wittrock, K. Koten, J. Loy, R. Freitag, C. Helgerson. Fifth row: S. McBride, J. Pfister, B. Halsell, A. White, J. Lenzer, J. Hilliard, T. Henning, P. Slavney, V. Newberry. The TYCHOBERAHN is a long-term project which covers the events of an entire school year. It requires long-term planning, a large staff organization, and photography which strives to produce better pictures An advertising campaign is also conducted by the students to obtain partial financial help for the annual. The editors constantly do and redo the pages to get a better layout, and they never see the finished product before the annual arrives. The annual is done by off-set, a process where the pictures are drawn, and the copy typed on large envelopes. The first sheet becomes the master copy for reproduction, and every detail must be correct. The second sheet is kept for a dummy copy, and the face of die envelope is the third sheet. The annual is then shipped to the offset company in three shipments of forty-eight pages each in December, February, and March. An additional eight pages are allowed for spring sports. The finished product arrives at Central in laic May or early June. Louise Rintelmann- - - Editor Mr. R. Herreid- Loraine Johnson- - - - Colenthia Hill- - - - • Betty Scott - Virginia Newberry- - • ■ - - Sophomores Nancy Jones- - - - - - - - Activities John Lenzer- ----- John Hilliard -----Bob West Arlyn White - - -Sports Staff Judy Davies- - - - - -Darlene Kripps Bill Reynolds - - Nancy Bonner Business Manager All-City loot ball BERNIE KANE Guard ’ . � Shrine All-'Team , First Team-State Journal • Second Team-Capital Times ENE BJORNSTAD £ Guard JIM LONG J, Center Shrine All-City Team First Team-State Journal First Team-Capital Timet Second fc a m-All-Bifi Eigl .tal Times te Journalj - First row; D. Hyland, Y. McCann, P. Schmelzer, S. Moss, J. Monson, J. Long, C. Muehlmann, D. Yapp, S. Loniello, P. Cerniglia. Second row: J. Braeger, F. Kane, D. Riddle, B. Metz, H. Collier, T. Fiore, A. Smith, B. Conners, R. Morrick, R. Kopp, E. Scherer. Third row: Assistant Coach Harris, C. Carson, C. Wirth, A. Jordec, T. Wills, P. Bartholomew, o. Schmclzkopf, L. UMore, A. Ninedorf, D. Pedracine, D. Rohr, F. Faust, Coach Pollock. Fourth row; N. Metz, O. Quamme, J. Vincent, B. Kane, N. Jordon, M. Ison, R. Schaefer, E. Wing, E. Bjornstad, j. Stone, S. Schleck, Assistant Coach Rooney. Season’s Record BIG EIGHT STANDINGS Kenosha 7-0 West 5-2 Park 4-3 East 4-3 Central 3-4 Janesville 3-4 Horlick 2-5 Beloit 0-7 Despite the lack of experience and size. Central’s 1955 football team came up with a very respectful season’s record of four wins against four defeats. In Big Eight play Central’s record was three wins and four defeats. This gained them a tie for fifth place along with Janesville. Assistant Coach Coach ROBERT HARRIS HAROLD MGus POLLOCK Assistant Coach HAROLD ROONEY SEASON’S RECORD Saturday September 17 Friday September 23 Friday September 30 Friday October 7 Saturday October 15 Friday October 21 Friday October 28 Wednesday November 7 Central - 28 Monroe -0 Central - 13 East - 18 Central - 6 Park - 20 Central - 6 Kenosha - 48 Central - 21 Janesville - 0 Central - 14 Beloit - 6 Central - 19 Horlick - 0 Central - 0 West - 21 1955 o c Momecoming This years homecoming Schuepbach and King Judy Myers was Maid Connors, her escort, court were Bernic Jim Long and Judy Bjornstad and Geri Schleck and Annette year’s homecoming worked hard to make We beat Janesville this wonderful event dance at the YMCA. saw Queen Joanne Ron Morrick reign, of Honor, and Bill Other members of the Kane and Sandi Swance; Kneebone; Eugene Ellis; and Steve Cardarella. At this festivities, seniors their floats a success. 21-0, and to top off was our homecoming k r? 7(. my Ttonci d TITorr cA Queen . “Joanne d)c i uepfjcic i OME Coach Jour Cakes Jootball SEASON’S RECORD Central 20 West 6 Central 26 West 0 Central 20 East 0 Central 24 East 0 Central 20 Wis. High 0 Central’s Four Lakers wound up their season of play with a record of five wins and no defeats. The Four Lakers played against East, West, and Wisconsin High on Saturday mornings. FRANK LINDL Cross Country First row: Clarence Masshart, Charles Peschel, Dean Langhoff, Jerry MacLeod, Larry McDowell, Jerry Martinson. Second row: David Hughes, Stan Schmelzer, LaVern Rockwell, Ted Cannon, Gene Grey, Tom Buege, Nick Grapsas, Bob West, Duane Balentine. SEASON'S RECORD Central 26 East 29 Central 34 East 22 Central 22 Monona 36 Central 26 Monona 29 Central 55 West 15 CITY MEET West 20 East 43 Central 58 Central's 1955 Cross Country team completed their season's schedule with a record of three wins against two defeats. In addition to this the harriers placed 13th in the state meet, and 7th in the Big Eight. Basketball First row: Manager. Fete Cerniglia; Jack Mitchell, Art Jordee, Dick Pedracine, A1 Smith. Second row: Russ Allen, Jerry Hoven, CarlWirth, Arlyn White, Ron Schaefer. Third row: Murray Ison, Ed Wing, Dick Adams, Dave Reynolds. Central's basketball team did not have a very successful season. The Dowtowners could not gain a victory in Big Eight play and as a result finished in last place with an 0 - 14. The nevcr-say-dic Central cagcrs bounced back for a 65-65 overtime victory over Evansville in their first sub-regional game at Stoughton. As we go to press, our team meets Monroe in their second regional game. The regulars were composed mostly of seniors. Ron Schaefer and Arlyn White were the forwards and Dick Adams was the regular center. Jack Mitchell and Carl Wirth played the guard slots for most of the season. A1 Smith was the outstanding junior on the squad. Juniors Russ Allen, Dick Pedracine, and Ed Wing also saw considerable action. Murray Ison, the only sophomore on the squad, also gained experience. The 1955-'56 basketball season was summed up very well by Monte McCornick of the Wisconsin State Journal. It was a story of a bunch of aggressive little guys fighting their hearts out only to be beaten back every time by superior height. ” big eight standings Janesville Beloit Madison East Kenosha Madison West Racine Hoi lick Racine Park Madison Central SEASON'S SCORES Waupan Reedsburg Horlick East LaCrosse Cent Beloit West Janesville Kenosha Park Horlick East Beloit Kenosha West Park Janesville Evansville Central Central Central I Central L Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central First row: Ron Ninncman, Terry McCann, Dick Riddle, Chuck Muchleman, Don Olson. Second row: Phil Wallace, Dean Langhoff, Bill Dyer, Don Braith, Lenny Sperry, John Rohde. Third row: Jack Stone, Cliff Lewis, Vito Gcrvasi, Floyd Smith. Sophomore basketball Sophomore Division Big Eight Madison East w. 13 L. 1 Kenosha 11 3 Racine Park 10 4 Beloit 7 7 Janesville 5 9 Madison West 4 10 Racine Horlick 4 10 Madison Central 2 12 Sour Cakes basketball The Central High Junior Varsity won the 32 - team Four Lakes Basketball Tournament by defeating the Wisconsin High J-V's, 51-43, in the tournament finals. Russ Allen and A1 Smith were the Central stand-outs in the victory. Central had six teams in this league, which is made up of teams that play Saturday mornings in the Madison high school gyms. Ror. Morrick's team was Central’s second strongest entry. They lost to the J-V's in the quarter-finals. First tow: Tony Fiore, Dick Pedracine, Russ Allen. First row: Ron Mortick, Bob Faust, Jim Long, Tom A1 Smith. Second row: Dave Reynolds. Ed Wing, Wills. Second row: Steve Schleck. Clair Carson, Jerry Hoven, Murray Ison. Dennis Schmclzkopf. Bill Reynolds. baseball Dick tedracine, Chuck Muehleman, Jim Morrell, Bob Faust. Jack Mitchell. Dennis Schmelzkopf, Lowell La More, Carl Wirth. A conference schedule for the first time will make this a big year in baseball. Each team has nine games scheduled for conference play, and the championship will be determined on a percentage basis. Lost for the season arc Jim Long and Dick Adams. Dick Riddle will join the team later in the season. Central started the season with a 10-9 victory over Middleton; and followed by defeating Waunakee, 20-7. Russ Allen, Andy Ninedorf, Dave Kail, A1 Smith. Darrell Theobald. Ron Ninneman, Ron Morrick, Joe Valenza. First row: Larry McDowell, Bill Conners, Tony Fiore, Al Smith, Harry Collier, Jerry Martinsen. Second row: Jerry MacLeod, Tom Henning, Dave Reynolds, Paul Schmelzer, Dean Langhdlf, Orville Quamme. Ted Cannon, Dick Riddle. Third row: Dick Pedracine. Jim Vincent. Bob West, Nye Jordan, Bernie Kane, Jack Stone, Bill Dyhr, Bob Wall. Not pictured: Stan Schmelzer. Sam Loniello. COACH ALWIN and COACH ROONEY This year's track team has a core of five returning lettermcn. Bill Connors, Al Smith, and Harry Collier, returning dash men; Stan Schmelzer, for the half-mile; and Bernie Kane in the shot put and discus. The West Relays was Central's first meet, followed by the Milwaukee Journal Relays, in which our relay team captured second place. The team is strong in the dashes, distance runs, and weights, but they lack depth in the high jump, pole vault, and the hurdles. This year's schedule includes eight meets, with the Rockford Relays being the only trip, and the highlight of the season. Mr. Harold Rooney is the head track coach and is assisted by Mr. Robert Alwin. BILL CONNORS DENNIS SCHMELZKOPF JERRY MARTINSEN BERNIE KANE STAN SCHMELZER DAVE REYNOLDS LARRY McDOWELL First row: Jim Mack, Dick Collier, Terry Schmaus. Elton Garner, John Reece. Bill Steele, Bob Holvenstot, John Evachenko, Mike Rody. Not pictured: Charles-Feschel, Fred Kane. With Jim Mack the only returning letterman, and six sophomores, one junior and two seniors, the tennis squad began its season with a considerable lack of experience. Best prospects in the singles are Dick Collier and John Evanchenko, and in the doubles. Mike Rody and Terry Schmaus, and Jim Mack and Elton Garner. Coach for the tennis team is Mr. Matoba. Coach Donald Wendt has a prospect of two seniors, one junior, and six sophomores, for the coming season. With Ariyn White, the only returning letterman, the squad has a considerable amount of work ahead of them. The team will travel to Janesville and Beliot, and will take part in the Janesville Invitational and the Big 8 Tournament. First row: Terry McCann, John Rohde. Ed Garvoille. Second row: Ed Wing, Ariyn White, Jack Stone, Pete Fedcle, Cliff Lewis, Mike Rody. .Hockey First row: Bud Mick, Elton Garner, Bob Wall, Tom Kepler, Tom Wills, Co-Captain; Roger Gulrud, Terry Showers, Dick Smecko. John Hilliard, Co-Captain. Second row: Bob Faust, Jim Johnson, Marlow Norsetter, Jack Brager, Nye Jordon, Glydewell Burdick, Bruce Metz, Lowell La-More, Coach George Stockton. LLOYD GLYDE Central 3 BOB West 2 Central 5 West 2 Central 4 West 5 • Central 4 Stevens Point 1 Central 1 West 2 Central 5 Merrill 2 Central 0 Wausau 5 Central 0 Wausau 6 Central 0 West 11 Central 1 Stevens Point 2 • Overtime BOB Central's 1956 hockey squad showed a good deal of improvement over last year as the pucksters came up with a respectable record of four wins against six losses. During the year, the squad journeyed to Stevens Point, Wausau, and Merrill. John Hilliard and Tom Wills were elected co-captains of the team. DICK JACK JOHN Wrestling Front row: Fred Kane, Jerry Martinson, Roger Kopp, Larry McDowell, Harry Collier, Jerry Scallon. Second row: Assistant Coach, Dave Fitzpatrick; Bernie Kane, Jim Vincent, Sam Moss, Keith Breidung, Dennis Schmelzkopf, Bob West, Orval Quamme, and Head Coach, Frank Lindl. DUAL MATCHES Central 23 Stoughton 15 Central 16 East 24 Central 18 Wis. High 22 Central 21 Lake Mills 22 Central 18 Janesville 24 Central 18 West 21 Central 28 Lake Mills 15 Central 19 Stoughton 14 Central 22 Beloit 23 Central 16 Wis. High 30 Central 18 East 36 BIG EIGHT Janesville Kenosha East Central West Beloit Hot lick Park Cheerleaders First row: Joanne Schuebach, Lois Boltz, Jeanne Pfister, Beverly Culp. Second row: Mariea Guzzetta, Virginia Newberry, Pat Magli, Nancy Morschauser, Head Cheerleader. junior Migli VIDA V. SMITH Principal Junior High School MRS. ROSEMARY KLEIN Secretary R. W. HAUGAN Guidance MRS. HELEN KIRKPATRICK Librarian 4ft LUCY KRCHMA English RUTH BARTHOLOMEW Mathematics HOMER WINGER Social Studies MRS. ESTHER CARSWELL Art ELSIE KIND Mathematics . MRS. VIVIAN CONLEY Physiology Civics ft ALLAN ARGUE Science MARGUERITE WOJTA Mathematics ROBERT RIESER Social Studies MRS. NINA HECKLE English Social Studies KISHIO MATOBA MRS. SARA GEORGE Art SCHWARTZ STOCKTON English Special MRS. MIRIAM ROBERT E. LEE LUEK Music Remedial MRS. CAROLYN MRS. DELORES JEAN DOPP JOHNSON BRASCH EngUsh English Mathematics Geography Speech English HARRIET CONNIE CLARK CROSSMAN Physical Education Mathematics Science .Home Hoorn 203 Fourth row: D. Beecher, D. Bennett, J. Apinis, Brashi, J. Anderson, L. Blnger, S. Broman. Third row: S. Anderson, B. Bright, J. Aldrich, T. Cannon, G. Boebel, A. BonoAnno, J. Bogart, B. Bergen. Second row: E. Briedlove, L. Bokina, J. Bartholomew, S. Andrusier, S. Bambrough, M. Cardarella, K. Carroll, C. Caire. First row: L. Bjornstad, S. Calhoun, A. Balistreri, K. Ballcntine, Miss Bartholomew, J. Angell. MISS BARTHOLOMEW .Home Hoorn 204 MRS. SCHWARTZ Fourth row: L. Fabinski, N. Cuccia, E. Connery, T. DcCell, C. Duncan, D. Duane, J. David, B. Eggimann. Third row: T. Finby, T. Chase, B. Ferguson, B. Cimino, J. Faust, B. Dunbar, R. DiMaggio. Second row: E. Fisher, P. Fiscus, P. Foster, D. DeCell, J. Dussling, K. Esscr, M. Doubleday, M. Culp. First row: S. Doss, P. Dempsey, G. Cecchini, J. dementi, S. Comins, M. Connelly, M. Crossen. Monte Room 206 Fifth row: C. Gribble, L. Hierlmeier, B. Frederick, M. Geiger, H. Hargrove, B. Hartman. Fourth row; D. Gervasi, R. Heckford, B. Foye, N. Fries, S. Frank, S. Goodrich. Third row: M. Hayes, B. Hartwig, D. Gordon, T. Gedko, S. Gunderson, A. Gulrud, L. Henrikscn. Second row: E. Goad, K. Hammersley, P. Hanson, M. Hampel, J. Henes, K. Hinrichs, D. Geishert. First row: B. Gibson, B. Hoppe, J. Gratz, J. Gritzmacher, N. Frank, Mrs. Conley. MRS. CONLEY Fifth row: T. Jonas, C. Leroux, P. Jolivette, D. Kendall, J. Hutchins, H. Manhart, J. Marble, G. Lichtenberg. Fourth row; G. Loniello, V. Ledin, J. Housel, R. Kail, R. Irvine, P. Loniello, D. Martinson, R. House. Third row: R. Jordan, J. Jorgenson, C. Huggins, J. Larson, J. Long, A. Long, J. Luther, S. London. Second row; . Linde, M. Kopp, S. Mattie, B. Lloyd, M. Marshall, S. Knight, C. Kosinski. First row: D. Martin, R. Keiliher, Mr. Winger, C. Mazursky, M. Johnson. Monte Room 213 MR. WINGER Home Room 22! MISS KRCHMA Fourth row: L. Paquette, R. Porter, C. Nordness, T. Ogden, R. Parisi, P. Peckham, W. Middle -ton, R. Pankow, R. Morgan. Third row: J. Norsman, D. Oakey, K. Newberry, C. Pierce, M. Puccio, M. Mills, K. Overton, J. Peterson, H. Mitchell. Second row: Miss Krchma, C. Mercer, A. Paulson, S. Owens, J. Noll, L. McDowell, J. Moln. First row: M. McElmurry, D. Parrish. P. O'Leary, N. Olson, D. Olson, J. Miller, J. Peterson. Fifth row: j. Riddle, R. Schara. Fourth row: G. Storlid, J. Streiff, J. Slattery, R. Ruk, D. Rice, J. Russell, D. Roberts. Third row: J. Robertson, K. Schmitz, B. Schneider, L. Reuter, R. Sweet, D. Shea, T. Schneider. Second row-. S. Rogers, D. Pullara, S. Rohde, B. Stout, H. Subey, K. Ryerson, L. Rusteberg, M. Allen, G. Schachte. First row: K. Strait, J. Rogers, N. Stone, E. Storm, R. Slavney, D. Steinhofer, G. Stolen. .Home Room 223 MISS KIND .Home Room 231 Fifth row: D. West, D. Westbury, D. Wesley, Fourth row; F. Wagner, R. Whipple, E. Zimmerman, H. Yaskal, R. Williams. Third row: F. Utter, J. White, C. Watenpuhl, P. Veloff, K. VanDyke, J. Ulrich, P. Wollner. Second row: B. Vanderhoef, O. Theobald, D. Zwickey, L. Zwickey, J. Watzke, L. Unangst, R. Urso. First row: C. White-sitt, P. Wagner, M. West, Mrs. Carswell, J. Voss, N. Wein, C. Watenpuhl. MRS. CARSWELL June, 1966. The ninth grade class is about to bid goodbye to junior high and look ahead to the responsibilities and activities in senior high. Coming to Central Junior in 7th grade we had the new experience of having our classes in different rooms with different teachers. We had the opportunity to participate in specialized fields such as music, athletics, dramatics, art, shop, and home economics courses. We were also allowed to take part in our own recreation center. In eighth grade we became accustomed to our new and busy daily routine. No more fumbling with locker combinations, and asking what to fill out on what forms. Now we could participate in the many clubs provided for us. Since our dancing had improved, we enjoyed our noon hour recreation, parties, and the recreation center even more. Some of us had the honor of being elected to the National Junior Honor Society. Ninth grade, and finally we were the seniors of junior high. We took an active part in the mirror, student council, plays and operetta, band, orchestra, chorus, and sports. In preparation for next year we began to receive homework every night in every subject, and also had the puzzling problem of making our out four year programs. Our experiences in junior high will be our background to aid us next year as we enter senior high as sophomores. Mome Koom 102 Fourth row; A. Bennett, J. Daly, L. Brackett, D. Conners, M. Arnold, O. Bocbel. Third row: D. Crotsenberg, J. Colletti, A. Anderson, N. Best, R. Bocker, R. Berens, E. Allen. Second row: D. Buglass, C. Cuccia, K. Bauman, S. Bahr, C. Anundson, K. Beyer, D. Bahr. First row: J. Burdick, J. Deneen, D. Brackett, A. Bennett, C. Allison, D. Breedlove, J. Coakley, J. Blodau, Miss Crossman. Monte Koom 103 Fourth row: D. Estervig, B. Hill, J. Hatleberg, D. Harms, B. Hartman, N. Floyd, J. Engler. Third row: J. Germono, M. Gawryn, K. Grauvogl, H. Hocsli, P. Edge, B. Dietrich, R. Dunse. Second row: J. Dunse, P. Engler, K. Freitag, B. Haring. G. Hannifan, K. Grauvogl, R. Holder, N. Fiore. First row: B. Estervig, K. Grapsas, R. Foster, Mr. Rieser, J. Gervasi, K. Fitzgibbon, P. Fisher. Home Koom 106 Fifth row: W. McMahon, J. Kempfer, J. Puccio. Fourth row: R. Lenzer, W. Lorenz, M. Ison. J. Lynch, R. Johnson, D. McDowell. Third row: J. Lane, L. Hooverson, J. Holvenstot, D. Killerlain, M. Joom, G. Lewis, R. Lawler, E. Lee. Second row: J. Kruger, C. King, N. Johnson, W. Kovacs, V. Karan, H. Matus-zeske, G. Mangiavillano. First row: W. Malas, B. Kramer, Mr. Argue, P. LaBarro, B. Jinkins. Home Room 201 Fourth row: H. Roth, R. Mis-livecek, S. Ninedorf, K. Pankow, B. Pfaff, R. Mitchell. Third row: P. Ray, T. Ottum, D. Quale, W. Rabuck, J. Merten, J. Olson. Second row: M. Murphy, E. Mott, J. Peck, H. Sanders, S. Pulver, K. Petersen, D. Perkins. First row: D. Rosine, A. Pullara, W. Olson. Mrs. Luck, D. Putnam, M. Mitchell, E. Ray. Home Room 202 Fourth row: G. Seymour, W. Tomkins, J. West, T. Wilcox, R. Wing, R. Smith. Third row: E. Wake, E. Smith, M. Steele, C. Schmid, J. Uphoff, C. Sterns. Second row: J. Stull, M. Schwartz, M. Wallace, P. Wildes, C. Whitney, M. Utter, N. Seeley, R. Wilkinson. First row: B. Wagner, S. Younger, V. White, MissWojta, P. Williams, J. Yackley, D. Slafer, L. Victor. Home Room 113 Fourth row: T. Cardarella, L. Adams, C. Day, r. Crabtree, F. Debalak, T. Engebretson, D. Childs. Third row: J. Bono-Anno, R. Coghlan, E. Abbott, M. Caliva, R. Aeschlimann, R. Bross. Second row: S. Edge, M. Dillabough, S. Dyer, J. Buchanan, K. Dybdal, P. Don-ner, M. Cuccia. First row: L. Bakken, J. Christianson. J. De-neen, S. Boode, N. Anderson, S. Bogart, J. Davies. Home Room 117 Fourth row: J. Frank, C. Hannan, J. Green, R. Hubbard, C. Gage, D. Fruth, R. Gunderson, J. Jackson. Third row: Miss Dopp, R. Hcnrikscn, S. Harris, A. Germann, S. Haywood, J. Hartman, D. Galloway. Second row: S. Garlick, A. Grossman, B. Johnson, S. Jacobson, J. Fitzgibbon, S. Huber, A. Goad. First row; L. Houldsworth, E. Hill, D. Foster, J. Gervasr, R. Erickson, M. Engelbcrgcr, M. Horsfall. Home Room 121 Fourth row: B. Mayer, R. Lehtola, D. King, P. Miller, D. Jolivette, T. Lewis. Third row: F. Johnson, S. Kanun, F. Muehlemann, C. Musolf, C. Kittleson. D. Mocn, J. Malas. Second row . S. Kalish, K. Larson, L. Kendall, A. Meyer, M. Johnson, D. Mason, J. London. First row: M. Miller, T. Kloss-ncr, P. Morrick, E. Mitchell, V. Maki. K. McGarrity. Home Room 123 Fourth row: J. Schiro, C. Reuter, D. Rusch, J. Olson, P. Rudd, D. Pierce, D. Ramsey, J. Russel, R. Newton. Third row . D. Pfaff, L. Pierce, A. Oglum, R. O’Leary, J. Puccio, J. Novick, J. Rynes. Second row: M. Rohr, N. Rintcl-mann, M. Scalissi, A. Schiro, N. Narum, Mrs. Brasch. First row: T. Pankow, J. Oswalt. S. Noble, S. Niehus, C. Nelson, M. Rubin. Home Room 125 Fourth row: R. Schwoeglcr, M. Sweet. W. Yackell, R. Thompson, P. Smith, R. Theel, R. Walker, W. Thibodeau. Third row: J. Scudera, F. Theel, J. Schultz, C. Smithson, S. Wallace, K. Taubert, J. Worden, C. Vinje. Second row: G. Sperry, D. Uphoff, L. Wcin, D. Swanson, R. Vincent, S. Sornson, J. Witz, W. Stephan. First row: J. Traino, J. Smail, B. Sweet, Mrs. Johnson, J. Voss, F. Sperry, J. Zieinann. Home Room 120 Third row: T. Conlin, B. Bennett, W. Johnson, H. Frischbeir, D. Rockwell, D. Pfaff, D. Johnson. Second row: J. Zeier, K. Klang, W. Catencarnp, R. McConnell, I). Otis, R. Smail. J. Hansen. First row: M. Conners, H. Stone, G. Moore, J. Grant, W. Johnson, J. Conners. Home Room 453 Third row: J. Smith, J. Schuman, E. Mabis, P. Vant, M. Way. V. Zimdars. Second row: S. Moyer, S. Schwenk, L. Harrington, F. Roll, J. Andruss, S. Johnson. First row; L. Richardt, D. Meyer, J. Hardy, G. Rogers, M. Bradley, K. Vant. Fourth row: D. Crotsenberg, D. Foster, D. Martin, N. Fries, Mrs. Heckle, L. Bjornstad, G. Cccchini. Third row: W. Malas, G. Seymour, J. Davies, J. Voss, R. Slavney. Second row: T. Pullara, J. Small, J. London, P. O’Leary. First row: J. Novick, K. Grapsas. Student Council President DIXIE MARTIN Secretary NANCY FRIES Cheerleaders Back row: G. Schachte, S. Mattie, D. Martin, D. DeCell, J. Noll, J. David, J. Bartholomew, B. Haring. B. Hill, S. Owens. Front row: P. Kopp, S. Rohde, J. Moen, J. Bogart. 4 1IT triple trio Bonnie Dunbar, Sue Anderson, Jane Bogart, Donna DeCell, Mary Scalissi, Dixie Martin, Marilvn Mitchell, Deena Slafer, Connie Manfrey, Marguerite Wojta, Director. 'Double Quartet James Voss, Robert Foster, Gary Storlid, Raymond Kelliher, Dennis Beecher, Myron Ison, Gerald Nors-man, Allan Thorson, Darlecn McCormick, Director. triple trio Susan Frank, Mary Wallace, Nancy • Stone, Shirley Doss, Norcen Frank, Carolyn Cuccia, Katherine Grapsas, Sandra Bahr, Patricia O'Leary, Mar-querite Wojta, Director. Jootball Seventh row: R. Newton, N. Floyd, K. Grauvogl, E. Connery, D. Olson, J. Stull, P. Loniello. Sixth row: C. Gribble, P. Middleton, W. Hoppe, A. Thorson, A. Anderson, J. Norsman, R. DeCell. Fifth row: W. Lorenz, N. Cuccia, J. Apinis, B. Whipple, G. Lichtenberg, D. West-bury, K. Grauvogl. Fourth row: J. Ulrich, J. Colletti, J. Schiro, T. Jonas, D. Buglass, D. Crotsenberg, Coach Rieser. Third row: M. Geiger, J. Vitale, S. Shapiro, D. Wesley, B. Tomkins, M. Arnold, J. Angell. Second row: Coach Pierson, R. Kelliher, J. Anderson, B. Gibson, B. Frederick, B. Hartman, B. Wing. First row: Coach Kitto, G. Riddle, P. Peckham, G. Cecchini, M. Ison, E. Allen. Not Pictured: B. Olson. J. Slattery. RECORD Central 0 West 6 Central 0 East 27 Central 0 East 13 Central 0 West 12 Basketball Second row: Coach H. Winger, R. Holder, A. Thorson. J. Norsman, D. Olson, M. Ison, R. Berens, M. Arnold. Front row: W. Hoppe. J. Colletti, R. Kelliher, G. Riddle, K. Grauvogl. K. Grauvogl. Captain: JERRY RIDDLE Most Valuable Player: BILL HOPPE Central 11 - East 29 Central 44 - Wis. High 32 Central 25 - West 33 Central 40 - East 44 Central 30 - Wis. High 32 Central 31 - West 51 Central 19 - Wis. High 26 Central 23 - West 54 Central 32 - East 28 Central 26 - Wis. High 22 Central 28 - West 43 Central 27 - East 37 An Operetta Based on the Music of Stephen Foster — - Susan Frank Elliott Zimmerman --------Ross Par is i -----Norene Frank ------Dixie Martin -----Deena Slafer Kathleen McGarrity ------ - James Voss -----Denis Beecher • - Douglas Kendall - - Joseph Germono - - - Ernest Storm Gary Storlid - - - Larry Paquette - Charles Mazursky • - - Richard Lenzer Jeanie (Col. Staunton's niece)----------------------- ------- Col. Staunton (poor, but aristocratic)-------------- - -- - - Phillip (Jeanie's brother)----------------------------- Joy (Phillip's fiancee) - ------------- - - -------------------- Elmina --- - ...... Adaliza ------------------------------------------------------ Hannah-----------------------------------—-------------------- William........................................ Henry (A prospector of 49) - -- — - - -------- Richard (A northerner fond of Jeanie) - ------- Majundahr(A Hindu magician)-------------------- Stephen Foster------------------------------ • k Tom------------— - - - -- ------------------- H, Mr. Moneyfold (enterprising publisher cf music) If Mr. Artichoke (enterprising publisher of music)- Joc Buzzard (An avaricious money lender) - - - Susan Frank Dixie Martin Kathleen McGarrity and Denis Beecher. Larry Paquette, Ernest Storm and Charles Mazursky Norcne Frank and Ross P3risi Elliott Zimmerman and Susan Frank Douglas Kendall Ninth Grade Chorus The dramatics groups presented four one-act plays at various aud programs throughout the year. The Ninth Grade Dramatics C lass presented All American Boy, Shock of His Life, ” and The Storm. The Eighth Grade Dramatics Club presented Cute and Peppy. 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Johnson udej H3zula£ Congratulations to the Class of 1956 525 State St. DE LONGE Prices: $25.00 Up STUDIO 648 State St. f Congratulations Best YxXt) to the Class Wishes 7v of 1956 to W the Class of 1956 REYNOLDS 7 7 7s TRANSFER AND RESTAURANT STORAGE COMPANY 725 E. Mifflin 314 State St. AL 6-9605 AL. 6-0675 23 West Main St. Complete Banking and Trust Service Member F.D.I.C. Stay on the Ball! DRINK BANCROFT MILK Greetings and Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 I TO A TEEN'S TASTE . . Our Cleverly Contrived Fashions That Capture Your Fancy Main Floor Downtown Second Floor East Side ltown( irn a 4 KaH Sldm Compliments of If It's � • () R n li X ‘ S It's (I 0 T to be Good! MILK ICE CREAM 6 2 9 W. Washington Avenue PHONE 5-4551 w. o. ZIMMERMAN PLUMBING AND HEATING AL 6-0265 Enjoy Fine Food at The Tychoberahn staff wishes to thank all those people and firms that have helped in the production of this 1956 issue. We are grateful for the splendid advertising support we have received year by year; we urge Centralitcs and their families to patronize these loyal friends of Central High. We would like to give picture credit to Monte McCormick of the Wisconsin State Journal for the football squad picture; night football shots were taken by Capital Times staff photographers and contributed to us by Lew Cornelius; Edwin Stein gave us the lake photos used inside each cover and the Table of Contents photo; Meuer's Photoart House for photos used on the Sophomore, Organization, Sports, and Junior High division pages; Mr. Vesey of the Wisconsin State Journal took the photo we used for our title page; Mr. Floyd Briese photographed the Senior and Junior division pages, the basketball squad, 3nd the Photography Club montage; Clarence Olson of the Times did the Faculty division page; and the Black Photo Service made the Band, Orchestra, and Choir group photos. All individual photos of the faculty and the seniors were taken by Miss Nan Ritter and John Riley of Manchester's Portrait Studio, with the exception of the following photos in the Junior High section: Miss Dopp, MissClark, Mrs. Brasch, Mrs. Crossman, and Mrs. Klein. Mr. Riley also photographed many of our groups. Cheryll Moling and Gene Zapata were our excellent staff artists. Cheryll did the art work for the Annual-Mirror page, and the play and Cheerleader pages. Gene did the Junior Prom lay-out, the border for the play page, and the sketches for the Triple Trio page. sifdvjfojtif Autographs Autographs Apographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs