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

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COMMERCIAL COURSE CREATES CAREERS Q 1 ...T fr i Lucky is the girl who does well in her commercial classes MRS' LUELLA COLLINS for she can then step into an interesting, well-paying job as an office worker. Typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and other office procedures are taught in Centra1's business course. Not pictured ANN JUNGINGER PH UN AND PH ITN ESS PH ROM PHY. ED A fast game of basketball or speed-away is a welcome change after several hours of sitting in a classroom. Physical education gives us our chance to release all our pent- up energy. HAROLD ROON EY ROBERT HARRIS CONNIE CLARK MRS. BETTY KOLB ' ,.. HAROLD POLLACK 3532 an

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SHOP SHIP-SHAPE 315 I' s YJ, N X ZI' L X, .,. , JOHN C. BGND EDWARD OLBERT Put together a boy, some wood, tools, and the know- how gotten in a shop class and you're likely to come out with a beautiful china cabinet. Besides wood working, students can learn mechanical drawing, sheet metal, welding, auto mechanics, and even cooking. in , ss' HOMEMAKING HOLDS HELPFUL HINTS The correct way to whip up a chocolate cake and sew a fine seam is taught to girls tak- ing home economics. It isn't in every class that the student can eat or wear her home- work. ,L ww. JANE ROBERTS SHIRLEY FINGER

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BCOKS BEAT BOREDOM MARGUERITE HA SSE Whether your assignment is a book report or a term paper, you're sure to get the material you need in Centra1's library. Even if you have no specific assignment, there are plenty of books to choose just for pleasure reading. NLIRSE'S KNOWLEDGE NECESSARY RUTH FRIZ Determining by physical symptoms whether a child is well enough to be in school is the major responsi- bility of the school nurse. This is for the physical welfare of the stu- dent as well as his classmates.