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

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SOCIAL STUDIES STIMULATE BEDA IVMCICIN DONALD WENDT VICTOR LANNING JOHN McDOWELL Panel discussions, surveys and AMERICAN OBSERVERS keep social stu- dies students on their toes. We become aware of the fact that historv consists not only of events that took place a hundred years ago, but is something living and growing right now. ELIZABETH EISENMAN SCIENCE STUDENTS SOMETIMES SURPRISED OOOI What'l1 I do with all these eggs?I I Up from the ranks of junior biologists comes this bewilder ed cry. It doesn't take long to see the very obvious - he is a she. L Not pictured . MRS. ELIZABETH PERKINS sg s,IIssvt I ROLAND SPRECHER

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ENGLISH EXPECTS ENERGY AND ENTHUSIASM yum-.1.,, Book reports, departmentals, Shakespeare the frantic last minute rush to recopy that term paper. These things are synonymous with English. English students will remem- ber their second home at the library and the hard work that nearly always brought satisfaction. :fxisr . 'rgigiafl x X E will 'l e g .., v,iH,b r A . 1 2 ifff f ELIZABETH ROBERT Mus. EUNICE ROBERT RITZMANN HERREID Mccnsuou TOTHNGHAM LINGUISTS LAUD LANGUAGE LEARNING Colorful travel posters have set many foreign language students dreaming of far-off romantic places. Knowledge of a foreign language brings these places closer to us. Not pictured MIDDLETON LUC ILE REID MRS. DOROTHY

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MUSICIANS MASTER MANY MELODIES Fawn. pi 3 X S, .r WALTER FANDRICH DARLEEN MCCORMICK ROBERT E. LEE ls it a bird? Or a plane? No. . . it's just a band member nearly late for rehearsal. Centra1's musicians put in long hours of practice which makes our music department one of the best. ALL ARE ARTISTICALLY ADEPT Kris Kringle in June? Anything goes in art. We have a talented group of Centralites here, who turn out paintings, ceramics, and art metal, which are kept on display in Centra1's showcases. FRANK LIN DL