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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1958 volume:

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SCHOLASTIC FACU LTY SENIORS IUNIORS SOPHOMORES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ' all 'N' ,si W ' 5 3 353 milfs ij! JUNIOR HIGH ii 5. if.....M ,xgygf ri N M f ,naw 'ii 4' X K 5: . I x, 2--'-' Ti , 4-L, f scmmsn Hr' I m your new school mascot the Ttger You'11 see more of me rn thrs book In fact you ve probably nottced already thatl m even on the cover of the 58 TY Now I ve been asked to say a few words about myself But when we WIN I feel lrke standrng on my head!!! I represent the new sprrlt of thrs great oldfchool and I ve been grven the honor of dedrcatrng thrs book So lrsten close now I the Ttger hereby dedtcate the 1958 Tygerchoberahn to the really actrve workers of our school students and faculty alrke who keep thrs Central spurt young and strong Bye now See you next a tx Q' VA f ff as I y . Q I Well, sometimes when our teams lose, I feel like this. . . ' . . f 1 f A,- S i s ,L Y HKU I ,Ag ...Q-- ' ads 1 I Anti'-.5 ' '5m'??w,+ , wfwwzin., ,E , iff ..kf-, ,, ,K Q f,. Q, I ,yw4f,5g SV 4 ' M J A 2471 4? ff , 1 bf T ,, if N., wmfgfwiw M, . . f wwf A f ww fm mf' - M' 4 X ffwsggi 1 I fr . ' f'1'wx'wfrfa-, i?1?1ff:'-:aff ki ,i3K?3'iW'?5l fy' ' M4 E92 9'f4YfLT'7 ,f' 4 ' g' :W 135' , A ' I M-' H A 'iiyfi Faculty T mu. D. anown, Principal 'Madison High School, and then 'Central High School, ' the new name given to it when East High School was built, ha been a part of the Central section of the City for about a hun- dred years. It has educated the bankers, lawyers, docton, mer- chants, whose names have long been familiar on stores, in banks, on office doors and in neon lights. Central High School has contributed to the professkmal learning of Madison's important men as well as to those who had to cut short a part of their schooling. Central will continue to do its duty for Madison. and especially for the downtown sec- tion. ' R, WILLIAM MARSH, Assistant Principal Hmmm maine Z ,, sid. !70'Y QA-J M 2?Zz?- I A-:MQ JAMZAWM1- 77uga,A. Maw? fu-V222-ff ,Zvi W' WMZJJLLTZ EAM -if f' . W . c1,f2Zf'!'fZ,+, ,VifA,,,f.l,.'bfef'-Hfiff gc MJW'-f boy, M,,,Q,.,n .,o,!wfw-76f6P- ' N. EDWARD COLBERT Industrial Arts University of Wisconsin MRS LUELLA COLLINS Commercial Whitewater State Teachers Wm. BENJAMIN H ASHMAN S Mathemattcs Valparaiso University JOHN C BOND Indmtrial Arts Northem Michigan College Universrty of Wisconsm College gem, it are ALFRED COLUCCI Socxal Studles Universlty of Toledo ELIZABETH M EISENMAN Social Studies Universrty of Wisconsin Y WALTER J FANDRICH Instrumental Music Umversity of Wisconsin ROBERT HARRIS Physical Education University of Wisconsin SALLY JENKINS Physical Education University of Wisconsin at LaCrosse VICTOR LANNING Social Studies University of Wisconsin MARGUERITE HASSE Librarian Carroll College Northwestem University Uruversity of Wisconsin ROBERT HERREID English Un1vers1ty of Wisconsin BEDA MACKIN ibn SOCl3lSIUd16S Unrverstty of Wlsconsrn Z40,il'Wf.,,.c... DARLEEN McCORMICK Vocal Muslc Milwaukee State Teachers College Unlversrty of W1scons1n ..,,qsni .f 'W ROBERT E LEE Instrumental Musrc Luther College Universrty of Wtsconsin FRANK LINDL Universlty of Wisconsrn v svvswllfaw-vw MRS. ELLEN MEISTER Home Economics University of Wis l'1SlD V FLORENCE MORR X Mathematics ' Carroll College -J lw , V ,mm,w,w,,rA Q Wmemgf W HAROLDF POLLOCK Q Commercxal Whrtewater State Teachers College LUCILE REID French Spamsh Hastrngs College Umversrty of Wrsconsm s-A8691 HAROLD ROONEY Physrcal Educatron Unrversuy of Wrsconsm RICHARD SCHURMAN Blghsh University of Maine 8'2 iff? ELIZABETH RITZMANN IS University of Wisconsin Universrty of Chicago JANE ROBERTS Home Economrcs nrversrty of Wrsconsrn X X MZ New-Q Kay V I ' A v W Q-f - ' s Engrh rrsr 8 . , SAK C L A if' x, . j , . ' X C t K N ' 1 . W ,J Wfwf -vzw A of-I-'Y mh:'Wg ' ' 5 , C X y ...,..,MqA HELEN WHITE Physical Education University of Illmoxs ffwsewmmvw WS ' I 'b 'W mwstm ROLAND O. SPRECHER Science if University of Wisconsin ' DONALD WENDT Social Studies University of Wisconsin ? r y5W iW ,M wfdw MRS CAROL FONGER Latin English WISCOHSID State College at Superlor ANN IUNGINGER Commercial Whitewater State Teachers College HERBERT N MARSH Mathematics University of Wisconsin NN. NOT PICTURED MRS ELIZABETH PERKINS Science Lawrence College University of Wisconsin MRS DOROTHY WHEELER Enghsh Speech University of Wlsconsin A ,,.,...,ms,,.w.f-.wmuww , spwf' K, , . , ,ff -are 5 W- ' 'wigs . mr swam-Q 'R' V , ,, , . , t as , . A 5 . H . 3 K Av R WWI , Ms, 'T ua ' - ,sf ,fs .ff Vwwvwf- . J' - W I 0 I .r L' 5 ,Ky . . . F QQI im as ' 3 O -H. . -R . 7 -R FACULTY LIFE IL Thar s a good one' Speak up' What s your OPIDIOHP i 6.52 'Q l r , . . A Iv' ,f be , A .. qnaunnningnp Learn your valences' Specral bulleunl Come ln NURSE TERRY BIALOZYNSKI MRS LOIS PETRI JOYCE RINGQUIST MRS CORA PODELL CUSTODIAL STAFF RAY SCHWOEGLER RUSSELL QUAST MRS. ANN URBAN P, E. 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I R 1 H X x .,,. .AA X f I ' 5 AJ , K ' A M' K s T ,f 1 'A ' 5 4 ' ,Ayr A .X , ' P 'f A f 2 in , .,...-A,.,,,.,.A . -1 A 1 ,A if X X. A K 5 . K,A ,A K A or 2 1' k - A... A V' f -1 rr '5 A 7 , : A . x AA 5' A 1 , . , L R . 7' ' ' . + 7 ' i . , 0 Ag 1 V vu, ll, A - I I ' 1 ,,, . K .Q 5. i , g I - , L 3 ' -v -1 i W., '.,,,, - aff ' , 2 ,P 9 A 4 I . .A 4 . . - - ...Q .A s,-- . . Q , 4 5 -ww. , x 0 E -4 .kiAf, .,,,xif,?K?: 3. ggi: ivyvf.. AA f J si , 1, x w. +2 Aa 1 f WE . . . THE SENIOR THE PRETTIEST AND THE MOST HANDSOME IOYCE KNAPTON TERRY SC HMA US THE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MARY TSCHUDY SAM LONIELLO THE MOST ACTIVE PENNY BROWN GENE ULIAN THE MOST POPULAR . . . I GAIL HOUSER MURRAY ISON CLASS OF 1958 HONOR . . . THE MOST VIVACIOUS AND THE MOST BASHFUL . . . TERRY KRASKEY BILL DYHR Q if THE BEST DRESSED . . . MADELYN GENNA JOHN RODDE A f .un ,, fl, , .,,,.,..., ., I THE MOST SCHOLARLY JUDY FIEDLER JIM EHRMAN THE MOST ATHLETIC EVIE HILL DICK RIDDLE THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1958 MURRAY ISON PATRICIA PEDRACINE .- TOM WEIER President Secretary rg Vice President J BARBARA J. ALBRECHT Barb Hospitality 10, 11, 12: Girls' Sports: Costume Clubg Senior Planning Committeeg Bowling Clubg Caps and Gowns. NANCY ADAMS Girls' Club. PAUL ANDERSON Field and Stream 10, 11, 12. Xvk' t'x CLASS OFFICERS 5 . M f rv, lp J xl GASPER ADDAMQ XY ..Gus.. CV Student Council 10, 12: Choir 11, 12: Mirror Staff: Junior Prom Committeeg Social Committee 10, 11, 12g HR Officerg Waltz Dream. Hllilee. DARLENE SU ZANNE BABBS Babs Bandg Orchestrag Band President 125 GC Clinicg Candy Counter: Junior Prom Publicity Commit- teeg Book Exchangeg Red Crossg Senior Dance Committee. t lf' .M3,,T1X t if MAXINE ANDERSON Mickey r r .mise iii - -, . QM . Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Hospitality 10, 12: Junior Prom Decoration Committeeg Senior Ring Com- EMERSON BARTH CARL BAST LAVONNE BEHRND Bonnie Homeroom Officerg l-lospitalityg Girls' Sports Clubg Bowling Clubg Mirror Typistg Choir: Girls' Clubg Variety Show. 4' K Motto and Colors. Field and Stream. EDITH BENNETT Ways and Meansg Hospitalityg Spanish Clubg Ring Committee Bowling. K 'viavfsic E151-ABN LINDA BIDAR Q Socitali 3x14 Sjaanish Clubg Lindy ' irfof ' 'Y' Hospitality Candy Band Choir host and Found X ,gun gg Student C0l1HC11 Committee 10 11 12 Mirror LOIS BOHMRICH Shortie Social Committee: Bandg Or- chestra: Candy Counterg Book Exchangei Homeroom Officerg Homeroom Float Chairmang Band Librariang Senior Dance. DONALD BRAITH Field and Stream. K' I ' n ' 1 o v 1 Nslrior Clislixanquet. Band Librarian: Book Exchangeg ' x X. 5 K X Bowlingg Social Committee K X X Motto and Colors. ELAINE BRAZ EE Hospitality 10, 113 Bowling 115 Lost and Found 123 Girls' Club 10,11,12. LAUREN BOMKr. Field and Stream. S15 Ch Editor 31Il'1'l3I'1 1'iO 123 Chair 12, Student GC Cabinet 12g Youth Council 11: National Honor society 11, 12. JOHN CALIVA Homeroom President 123 Field and Stream 10, 113 Sports Club 10, 11: Hi-Y 12: Senior Picnic 12. STANLEY CARLSON Stan Class Night 125 Choir 11, 125 Waltz Dreamy Class Night 12, BETH BUCKLES Pep Committee Chairmang Stu- dent Council 1O, 12g Ring Com- mittee 11g Variety Showg Waltz Dreamy Our Towng Bandg Choir: Dramatics Club, lost and Found, GC Cabinet 12g Caps and Gowns Chairman. JOHN CONROY PATRICIA COPUS Fig Pat Senior Dance, GAA 10: Junior Prom Decora- 'E -,E 1 ting Committee 11g Girls' Club: Q Hospitality 11, 125 Bowling X V Clubg Choir. CW, 'V ff - QL, 'QD N M ' QQ-L 1 ,l GARY CRONICK LINDA CRUME Field and Stream, Cookie BARBARA C UCC IA Band 10, 11, 12g Hospitality 103 GC Clinic 11g Candy 12, Waltz Dreamg Senior Plan- ning Committee 11, 121 Senior Dance. Counter Social Committee, Ways and Means 113 Candy Counter 123 Candy Counter 12g Cheerleader 12, Tumbling Club, Prom Committee. Jl.1l'11Ol' HENRY CUCCIA Variety Show 10, 11, 12, Cheaper by the Dozeng Waltz Dteamg Our Towng School Mascot 12, Dramatics Clubg Press Clubg An- nual Staffg Senior Dance. fi TOM DALTON Field and Stream. ANTHONY D'ANTONI Tony Boys' Sports Club 105 Field and Stream 10, 115 Wrestling 11, 12 Senior Picnic. Gerri' -lk STEPHEN DIETRICH Steve Sports Club 10, 115 Field and Stream 11, 125 Motto and Colors. , mf Mft' U JAMES EHRMAN uhm.. Student Council5 Finance Com- mitteeg All-Central Committee5 Ring Committee Chairman5 Stu dent Government Day Commit- tee Chairman5 Choir5 Badger Boys' State. ' mf WILLIAM DYI-IR Bill Basketball5 Baseball5 Track5 Football5 M-C1ub5 E1ectricians5 Hi-Yg Homeroom Officer5 Fi- nance Committee5 Senior Class Banquet5 Trophy Committee. GERALDINE ELLIS Candy Counter5 Band 105 Home coming Court 10: Homeroom Officer 10, 125 Variety Showg Student Council5 Social Com- mittee 11,125 Bowling5 Annualg Mirror5 Sports5 Press Club, Lakes5 Basketball 12. MARY FARRELL Girls' Club. In I JOHN EVACHENKO ELLEN FARRELL Tennis 10, 11, 125 Field and Usherettes5 Hospitality Commit- Stream 10, 115 Football 115 Four tee5 Red Cross5 Invitations. PETER FEDELE Pete Basketball 1O,11, 125 Golf 10, 115 Hi-Y 10, ll, 125 Choirg Base ball 125 M-Club5 Field and Strearng Homeroom Officer 10, 115 Sports Club. JOHN FISCUS Field and Stream 10, 11, 123 Sports Clubg Senior Picnic. PENELOPE GARVEY Penny - Waltz Dreamg Choir 11, 12g Spanish Clubp Monitor 10, 11,121 Costume Clubg Dramatics Club: Variety Showg Caps and Gowns Co- Chairman. IUDITI-I FIEDLER Iudy All-Central Chairman: Thes- pians 11, 12g Student Councilg Candy Counter 125 Band 10, 11, 12g Orchestra 11, 125 Choir 12g Our Towng Waltz Dreamy Variety Showg Annualg Mirror. ti N 8 I . , g I E V ff ix ROBERTA FIX Bobby Lou Girls' Club 10, 11,125 Hospitality 10, 113 Lost and Found 127 Bowl- ing: Mirror: Motto and Colors. PEARL GATELY Red Crossg'Girls' Club 12: WSYS and Means 12g GAA 11g Budget and Finance. sf JAMES FISCUS v-Jim.. 1 K' Choir 11, 12: Hockey 11, 12g .I V If Motto and Colors. . I i 4 15 1 DEAN FISHER Electricians 12g Annual Photog- rapherg Field and Streamg Track 11, 12: Wrestling 12g Variety Show. emtilw -JWW 7r.'7'j STANLEY FIX Stan Footballg Basketball Manager: Tennisg Band 10, 115 Spanish Club 10, 12: Sports Club 115 Motto and Colors Co-Chairman. EDWARD GARVOILLE Frenchy Gold 10,11, 125 Ring Committee 11: Sophomore Shuffle Decora- tion Committeeg Hi-Y 12: Mirrorg Field and Stream 10, 11, 12g Spanish Clubg Boys' Sports Club 10, 11, 12g Budget and Finance. BARNEY GAVIN Tex Variety Showg Four Lakes Basket- ballg Cross Country: Wrestling 11, 12g Electricians President: Choir 11, 123 Mirrorg Annualg Band: Orchestrag M-Clubg Double Quartet. MADELYN GENNA Girls' Club: GC Clinic: Choir: Hospitality: Junior Prom Dec- oration Committee: Girls' Bowl- ing: Motto and Colors. MARY GERROW Orchestra 10, 11, 12: Social Com- mittee: Bowling Club: Girls' Sports Club: Class Night 12: Stu- dent Council Secretary: Mirror Club: Annual: Candy Counter: Ice Cream Counter 12. fn A p VERNA GORSLINE Spanish Club 10, 11, 12: Dra- matics 10. 11: Candv Counter 10, 11: Girls' Club: Mirror: Girls' Sports: Commencement Cards Co-Chairman, DONNA JEAN GUZZETTA Babe Homeroom Officer: GC Clinic: Mirror: Candy Counter: Choir 12: Triple.Trio: Social Com- mittee: Ice Cream: Variety Show Chairman, ALBERT HANN MARGARET HANOLD uAlu Field and Stream: Choir: Com- Choir Candy Counter Girls mencement Cards. Club Dramaucs Club Variety A '2- LOIS HARING Girls' Clubg Lost and Found: Hospitalityg Bowling: Golfg Jun- ior Prom Decorationsg Spanish Clubg Girls' Sports: Senior Dance. MARY HERRICK Hospitality: Girls' Club: Lost and Found: Choir: Orchestrag Junior Prom Decorations: Stu- dent Government Day Commit- tee: Class Night, EVELYN HILL Girls' Sports: GC Clinicg Spanish Clubg Girls' M-Clubg Monitorg Band: Orchestrag Bowling Clubg Social Committeeg Ring Com- mittee: Junior Prom Decoration Committeeg Annual: Mirror. L l i fZtAyLiic1,?ta?5R,ff,fnl'if L, A ,Yup sfLSecr taryg.G rli9Cl b Je tyr' in 52 GC71inicgl 'er m' qit Co m 'eg I I I xl n Baseba ou hoir- ' - X 1 ocie ouble . ' - Ring itteeg - b ' nt f e ' : g C0lT11TliIIe . RONALD HEGGE Senior Dance. DALE HILDEBRANDT Field and Streamg Sports Club, ROBERT HOLVENSTOT ..Bob.. Photographyg Tennis 10, 113 Field and Stream. DAVID HUGHES Dave Electricians Clubg Usher's Clubg Field and Stream: Sports Clubg Prom Decorationsg Choirg Double Quartetg Cross Countryg Motto ' and Colors. ' Q kg Q X X A ll X' D a ' 0 ffi g His Cl Q ir d' rg Ice C t g a n g ' Co i e , ra aticsg ar shng. , 5 5 R C K r tu ent DONALD JENNERMANN ..Don.. Waltz Dream: Pep Commit- tee: All-Central: A Ready- Made Family: Cheaper by the Dozen: Band: Choir: Double Quartet: Photography: ThespiaHS: Senior Class Banquet Co-Chair- man. RICHARD JOHNSON Dick lt Field and Stream. 'Z' THREMAN JULIAN Gene Student Council: Mirror Staff: Annual: Electrician Club: Track: Hockey: Homecoming Commit- tee: Senior Dance. num.. ball. THOMAS NYE JORDAN Butch Football: Hockey: Track: Field and Stream: M-Club: Spanish Club: Senior Picnic. JAMES JOHNSON Band 10, 11: Hockey 10, 11, 12: Sports Club: Field and Stream: Hi-Y 11, 12: Four Lakes Basket- f J HN A I N f, . 9. .31 1 lg b- entral p ,ri-- I l1 Ci' J I , 1 K qv-24-I' 0 My g' .fra 1 'L L iv' i- u- n I L ' .kip DONNA KELLER TOM KEPLER Hospitality 12: Girls Club 10, Kep 11, 12: Senior Picnic. Hockey 10, 11, 12: Football 11, 12: Field and Stream: Elec- tricians: H1-Y: M-Club: Home- room Officer. BARBARA KING Barb Hospitality: Spanish Club: Social Committee: Homecom- ing Committee: Cheerleader 12: Choir: Ice Cream Counter 12: Senior Dance. MARLENE KLEINFELDT Variety Showg Choir: Hospitality 10, 11, 123 Girls' Clubg Invitations. ROGER KOPP Wrestling 10, 11,123 Footballg Spanish Clubg M-Clubg Motto and Colors. NANCY KINNEY Social Committeeg Publicity Committeeg Bowling: GC Clinic: Mirrorg Girls' Clubg Variety Showg Senior Dance Chairmang Junior Prom Decorations Chairmang Annual. SUSANNE KNEEBONE Susie Q. Girls Club: Hospitalityg Mirror: Candy Counterg Junior Prom Decorationsg Social Committee: Homeroom Float Chairman: Senior Danceg Sophomore Dance Decorations. ELIZABETH KRASKEY Liz Office Monitor: Variety Show: Dramaticsg GC Clinicg Mirrorg Annual: Our Towng Social Committee: Ice Cream Counter. VIRGINIA KLEIN Ginger Girls' Clubg Hospitality 12g Sen ior Picnic. CONNIE KNIGHT Girls' Club: Hospitalityg Girls' Sportsg Commencement Cards BiIl THERESA KRASKEY Terri Social Committee: Candy Coun- terg Cheerleaderg Student Coun- cilg Homeroom Officer: Home- coming Courtg Ice Creamy Annualg Mirror: Variety Showg French Clubg Dramaticsg Shaw lksay Awardg Senior Banquet, JOYCE KNAPTON Bandg Lost and Found Commit teep Spanish Club Office Mom torg Invitations Co Chairman WILLIAM KOZAK Field and Stream Four Lakes Basketball Bovs Sports Club Senior Picnic JAMES KRUGER Little Jim Mirror Staff 11g Field and Stream 10, 11,127 Footballg Caps and Gowns. ELMER LEGREY Junior Orchestrag Band: Field and Stream: Senior Picnic, ,1 MARY LEVAKE Ways and Means 10: Social Com- mittee 11g Publicity for Junior Prom: Hospitality 11, 123 Home- coming Float Co-Chairmang Senior Dance. SAM LoN1ELLo l Football: Student Council fPresi- dent and Treasurer jg Finance Committeeg Hi-Yg Sophomore Class Presidentg Track 10-12g Madison Youth Council- AFS 11 12 M Club Variety Show National Honor Society Com mencement Cards DONALD McCORD Senior Dance DEAN LANGHOLFF Deaner Basketball: Trackg Baseballg Sports Clubg Cross Countryg M Clubg Field and Streamg Four Lakes Volleyballg Chairman Decoration Committee Junior Promg Homeroom Officer, JACK LISTER Football 11, 123 Track 10, 11. 12g Waltz Dreamg Our Towng' Choirg Double Quartet, Verni' and Gowns, GRACIE MCFADDEIN Hospitality Girls Club Social Committee Bowling Club Ten ms Club Girls Sbo ts GC Clinic Junior Prom Decoration Homecoming Court Publicity Junior Prom Queen Senior Dance I 15' I 3 , - . I v 1 J, I I ' . -' r. 1 I-v I I -i 3 I S 2 CHUCK LEONG Field and Stream St cilg Ring Committee Sports Club, VERNICE MAGNESEI' Gtrls Sports Club H Girls' Clubg Bowling BARBARA MEIER Ways and Means 113 Hospitality Caps and Gowns, 12g Variety Showg Girls' Bowlingg X, JOANNE MOHRHAUSER NIO.. Hospitality: Junior Prom Dec- oration Committeeg Social Com- mitteeg Choirg Girls' Clubg Variety Show. MARLOW NORSETTER ..Red.. Field and Streamg Choir: Hockey: Sophomore Shuffle Decoration Committeeg K AREN NA LEPINSKI Suzie Clinic: Variety Showg Mirror: Candy Counterg Usherettesg Waltz Dreamg Bowling Clubg Hospitalityg Choirg Class Night, Club: lflg CARO LYN MITCHELL x Sugar Variety Showg Waltz Dreamg Usherettesg GC Clinicg Choirg Triple Trio: Mirrorg Annual: Junior Prom Decorations: Social COITIYIHIICC: Spanish Clubg Girls' Sportsg Variety Show. Chuck RON NINNEMAN Football 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11,125 Basketball 10g M-Clubg Field and Streamg Junior Class Vice Presidentg Homeroom Of- ficerg Senior Class Banquet. CHARLES MU EH LEMA NN LARRY OLIVER Field and Stream, Football 10, 11,121 Basketball 10, 11, 12g Baseball 10, 11, 125 Track 12g Spanish Clubg M-Club Senior Picnic. HQ' l DONALD OLSON Ole Football5 Basketball5 Field and Stream 10-125 Chairman Trophy Committeeg Student Council5 Baseball5 M-Club5 Annual Sports Editor5 Mirror Sports Editor5 Senior Dance Co- Chairman. GLAD YS PETERSON Geraldine Girls' Club5 Lost and Found 125 Hospitality 115 Choir 125 Ways and Means 105 Caps Qswghf PATRICIA JANE PEDRACINE Npatll Mirror5 Variety Show 105 Choir 12: Triple Trio5 Dramatics Club5 Girls' Club Secretary 125 Waltz Dream5 Senior Class Secretary5 Candy Counter5 Monitor 11, 125 Our Town5 Junior Prom Dec- orations5 Social Committee. Judy ALBERT PARRONI NAI.. Wrestling 11, 125 Football 11, 125 Hi-Y 11, 125 Invitations Chairman. Orchestra5 Choir 1w425 Trio5 Social Committeeg r Town5 Student Council 11 25 Candy Counter5 Junior Editor and Business Manager of Annual5 Ring Committee 11, 125 National Honor Society5 Thespians Sec- Ielafy, and Gowns. flaw, sf' IEANNE TER uv!! C e tl r cdtfary Pep m N ee Tychober n uf A so I-Student .ncil5 Lost dFo d: ChpjV10,11,125 the D zen5 M to 15 Variety S QW-fi - Se ' P' 'Chair- , . K J, . lk! PATRICIA PIERSON DAVID PIPER pat Choir 11, 125 Waltz Dream5 Lost and Found 125 Girls' C1ub5 Phowgraphy Club 10: AHHU31 Invitations. MARILYN QUAKENBOSS Choir 125 lost and Found 105 Bowling5 Hospitality 115 Ways and Means 125 Spanish Club 10, 115 Junior Prom Decorationsg Senior Dance . Photographer 11 . ORVAL QUAMME Orv Wrestling 10, 11, 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 125 Ready Made Family5 Dramatics5 Field and Stream 10, 11, 125 Choir 125 M-Club5 Electricians5 Tycho- berahn5 Mirror5 Sports C1ub5 Budget and Finance. JOHN M, RANDALL RICHARD RIDDLE Luke Football 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10: Field and Stream 10, 11, 12: M-Club 10, 11, 12: Track 10, 11: Baseball 10, 11: Four Lakes Basket- ball 11, 12: Junior Class Presi- dent: Commencement Cards. JOHN ROHDE Joe Football 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10, 11, 12: Field and Stream 10, 11, 12: Student Council 10: Sports Club 10, 11: Hi-Y 11, 12: Baseball 11, 12: M-Club 12: Variety Show Co-Chairman. PAULINE ROWLEY Paula Variety Show 10, 11: Orchestra: Choir 11, 12: Lost and Found 11 Triple Trio 12: Hospitality 10, 11: Candy Counter 11, 12: Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Senior Dance. ELIZABETH RUSKAUFF Liz Band: Orchestra 12: Spanish Club: Social Committee 11: Lost and Found 12: GC Clinic 11: Our Town: Waltz Dream: Variety Show 10: Dramatics: Senior Class Banquet, JOHN REECE Commencement Cards 12. Tennis 10, 11, 12: Cross Country 11, Hockey 11, 12, Four Lakes, Basketball 11, 12: Field and SIl'B3l'I'l 11. PATRICIA ROHR npat.. Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Hospitality 11: Choir 12: Junior Prom Dec- orations: Variety Show 10, 12, Q , is - I Tg LAVERN ROCKWELL llRed ll Cross Country 10: Field and Stream 10, 11: Sports Club 11. JOHN RUSCH Cross Country 11: Golf 11, 12: Field and Stream: Four Lakes Basketball 11, 12: Band: Sports Club 10.11, 12: Track 11: Motto and Colors. CAROL JEAN RUSSELL Social Committee 10, 11, 12: Costume Club: Candy Counter: Student Council 11, 12: Sports Club: Variety Show 10, 11: Choir 12: Homecoming Court 12: Ice Cream Counter 12: Senior Dance. ACKER and Means 11: Usherettes 12: Girls' Club 11,123 Com- mencement Cards. 1.1 KATHLEEN SCALLON Hospitality: GC Clinic: Bowling: Mirror: Junior Prom Decorations Committee: ' 1 Club: Senior Dancgb ek fvgfliltii M5409 wp ' BEIN Social Committee: Pep Commit- tee: French Club: Hospitality: Thesplans 11, 12: Variety Show: Art Editor of Annual: Prom Dec- orations Committees: Student Council: Variety Show: Special Events Committee Chairman. IUDY SCHMELING Cheerleading 12: Choir: Pep Committee: Social Committee Chairman: Girls' Club: Student Council: Homeroom Officer: Bowling Club. SYLVIA SCHUMANN Hospitality 10: Social Commit- tee 10, 11: Candy Counter 11, 12: Cheerleader 11: Student Council 11: Choir 12: Bowling: Mirror: Senior Class Banquet. FREDERICK SASSO llFred ll Football: Choir: Basketball: Field and Strearn: Double Quar- tet: Sports Club: Track: Variety Show. Q lg 1 X .1 TERENCE SCHMAUS ..Ten,y.. Band: Field and Stream: M-Club: Dance Band: Cross Country: Ten- nis: Four Lakes Basketball: Track: Tumbling Club: Orchestra: Sports Club. JUDY SEMRAD Spanish Club 10, 11: Hospitality 11: Girls' Club: Senior Class Banquet , EDWARD SCHERER Duke Football 10, 11, 12: Basketball: Baseball: Wrestling: M-Club: Field and Stream: Sports Club. ALICE SCHUMACHER Girls' Club 12. JOE SHOMBERG llmax YI Field and Stream: Sports Club: Choir: Homeroom Officer: Four Lakes Basketball 11, 12: Ring Committee . NANCY SIEGERT Social Committee 10, 11, 12: Dramatics Club: Orchestra: Choir: Mirror Feature Editor: Hospitality: Waltz Dream : Monitor: Student Council: Class Night Co-Chair- f If f 1 f W bi Aj K W W fb! 1 SUSAN SIELEHR ' nsuzyu Choir: Monitor: Costume Club: Hospitality 11, 12, man, SHEILA SIEV Band: Orchestra: French Club: All-Central Secretary: Dramatics Club: Mirror Club: Girls' Club: fVice Presidenty GC Clinic: Band Officer: Sports Club President: -Q ,xy r . , , xxx- . XJ V . ' ' 'S X53 X xxi'bx F' J' fx'S'FlX JB, 3w,,sJNite sex' at JM QQ gxv-.YQ Ylfwxx xg e ext fy tx Qs .X-1 ROE-ERT SKOL I Cx ' - 1 fy AEK - 35 X Ban fb, 11,K1X2: Orchestra: Wrestl ing: Tennis Sports Club: Field and Stream: Variety Show. Junior Prom Decorations: Ice Cream Counter: Senior Class Banquet . PHILLIP SLAVNEY Orchestra: Band: Dance Band: Student Council: Finance Com- mittee: Our Town: Mirror: Tychoberahn: Tennis: T hespians President: Transportations: Variety Show: Band Sergeant. DARLENE SLABACK DeeDee Junior Prom Ticket Committee: Ways and Means 11, 12: Choir: Girls' Club: Class Night. GAIL SLAFER Student Council: Choir: Madison Youth Council: Sophomore Class Secretary: National Honor Society: Triple Trio: Orchestra: Class Night Chairman: Our Town: Waltz Dream: Cheaper by the Dozen: Thespians Vice President: Annual: Homecom- ing Committee: l-lomecoming Court: Social Committee 10, 11, 12. KATHRYN s Kathy MEDEGARD Girls' Club: Costume Club: Bowl ing: Usherettes. FLOYD SMITH fs Four Lakes Basketball 10, 11: Football 12: Field and Stream: M-Club: Baseball. . 'Z Qt: . , 9, ,giiiqi , J if , 'iw A N R . Y: osp al : Us r K es: Fn ': lub: tfifiifry 'I :im 'f 1' WILLIAM STEELE ' p ' Band Tennis- Field and Stream- Af. Spanish Club- Homeroom Of- 4 N-I F LEN SPERRY S1ivers Field and Stream: Sports Club: Basketball: Hi-Y: Baseball: Variety Show. VIRGINIA SNELL Gin Hospitality 11: Ways and Means 12: Girls' Club 11, 12: Com- mencement Cards. MARY ANN STEINHOFER Susie Homeroom Officer: Social Corn- mittee: Girls' Sports Club: Bowl- ing Club: Candy Counter 12: Mirror: Choir 12: Dramatics 10: 11, 12: Variety Show: Hospitality Senior Dance. 1 IIB ll , mg P v v xg ficer 11: M- Club. -six., Vy l ,fmt if TM, 5 5 521 -iff.: f A , s N321 ' , DAVID STORLEY - Mrs, 3 rg ning. 1 Aw, ,Y 1 :EF ' 'ff , A QEMQKILKJ. ix., ,k , l. , I GILMAN STONE Iack Football 10, 11,12: Basketball 10, 11,12: Track 10, 11, 12: Field and Stream: Student Coun- cil: Golf: M-Club: Homeroom Officer: Four Lakes Volleyball. S Field and Stream 10, 11, 12: S Sports Club: Electricians Club 11, 12: Trophy Committee 10, 11, 12. 4 X N . JUDY STONE Homeroom Officer: Candy Coun ter: Hospitality: Band: Choir: Waltz Dream: Girls' Club Treasurer: Mirror: Junior Prom Decorations: Junior Red Cross: Girls' Sports: Commencement Cards. Pat PATRICIA STRAHL Girls' Club 12 Senior Dance JAMES TAYLOR Field and Stream. HARRIET STREETER Hospitality 11, 12: Costume Club 12g Bowling 12: Usherettsg Ring Committee 12. KAREN SWITZKY Ways and Means 11g Hospitality: Girls' Clubg Ready Made Family g Ways and Meansg Mirror: Budget and Finance Co- Chairman. Variety Show RONALD TIPPLE Band 10, 11, 12, Hockey 11, 12, RUSSELL TOLLEFSON Russ Student Councilg Student Govern- Field and sueamg Homeroom ment Committee 12. Officerg Senior Picnic. MARY TSCHUDY Orchestra 10, 11,12g Choirg Stu- dent Councilg Candy Counter: National Honor Society, Our Towng Junior Red Cross: Waltz Dreamg Annual Assistant Editorg Cheaper by the Dozen' Junior Class Ticket Chairmang Thes- piansg Triple Trio: Senior Class Banquet Chairman. Girls' Club . E PHIL WALLACE DOROTHY WALLER ami, Double Quartet: Choir: Footballg AAA Monitorg cms' ciub A ' Basketballg Four Lakes Basket- Monitor 11, 12. ballg Junior Prom Decoration Committeeg Hi- Yg Senior Class Banquet. MARY THEOBALD Mary Dee Hospitality 10 11 1 Decoration Commit SHARON VERLEY mall. JUDY WHITING Hospitality Committee: Social Committee: Publicity Chair- man: Annual Staff: Girls' Club: Junior Prom Decoration Com- mittee: Tumbling Club: Bowl- ing Club: Motto and Colors. TOM WEIER BETTY WHITE Football 11, 12: Basketball 11, Candy Counter: Mirror: Girls' 12: Golf 11,12: Hi-Y: M-Club Club: Bowling: Social Commit- 11, 12: Senior Picnic Co- Chair- tee: Senior Dance. FRANK WILL Farley Field and Stream. CLASS COLORS: Aqua and White Variety Show: Student Council: Ring Committee. CARL WOLINER JOHN ZILIIMERMAN Orchestra 10:11, 12: Electricians Zim 11, 12: Spanish Club: Track: Field and Stream 10. 11. 12- 4 r 'lllll Graduation Day--Friday, June 13, 1958 CLASS MOTTO: We live in deeds, not years i SENIOR I 2 :A ,J ,4- Qii M 1 if , ef A . ,JIU MEMORIES SENIOR ADVISORS MRS SARA SCHWARTZ BENJAMIN ASHMAN MISS FLORENCE MORRIS Home Room 306 Home Room 325 Home Room 315 R CLAS O Nor Pictured MRS. ELIZABETH PERKINS Home Room 425 DONALD WENDT ROBERT HERREID Home Room 317 Home Room 413 ,f .. Qxlf I giif ...gi 'LM :ores CLASS OFFICERS CLASS ADVISORS Left to nght JERRY ULRICH Presldent SALLY COMINS Secretary NICK CUCCIA Vlce Presxdent MISS RITZMANN MISS EISENMAN Home Room 313 Home Room 431 MR LANNING Home Room 301 MISS REID Home Room 322 MR. SCHURMAN Home Room 423 MISS MACKIN Home Room 415 ,IIM ALDRICH f -3 if CORRINE CAIRE INEZ ANDERSON ' MARGARET CARDARELLA JACK ANDERSON FAYTH CARPENTER Q Q KAY CARROLL BENNY CIMINO . V ? Q soN1A ANDRUSIER 'J 'S+ JOHN CLEMENTI JOHN APINIS , 3 , V . SALLY COMINS ANN BALISTRERI ' ,4 MAUREEN CONNELLY qi up JN' I g., EMMETT CONNERY ,W A - '- gg J sv- J ,, A 9 Q A S , lu if k-. MARGARET CROSSEN NICK CUCCIA DEN1s REECHER MAUREEN CULP KATHLEEN BALLENTINE SHIRLEY BAMBROUGH JOAN BARTHOLOMEW DAN BENNETT BETTY BERGEN , KATHLEEN BERRY JUDY DAVID LEON BINGER PATRICIA DEMPSEY LQIS BIORNSTAD 38 I, fs GARY BOEBEL JANE BOGART TONY BONOANNO 7, SALIE DIMAGGIO 'G' JOE BRASHI EMMA BREEDLOVE BRUCE BRIGHT KAREN ESSER RUDY EWERS IUDY FAUST SHIRLEY DOSS KAY DOTZEL MARLINE DOUBLEDAY FRED DOYLE DAVE DUANE BONNIE DUNBAR V V J BEVERLEY EGGIMANN BILL FERGUSON MARY HAMPEL 1 SUSAN GEIER '25 UF an an ap.. I DS I I I x I A I? Q54 ' , I i R, inna an V NANCY FRIES TERRY GEDKD MIKE GEIGER DIANNA CEISFIERT ay' 3 DENNIS GERVASI BRUCE GIBSON DIANE GLASIER V NORENE FRANK SUSAN FRANK Q BILL FREDERICK BETH GOAD W TOM GORMAN SUSAN GDDDRICH JANET CRATZ TOM FINBY PATSY FISCUS PAT FOSTER ION GUENTHER ETTY FOYE B ANN GULRUD KAY HAMMERSLEY DICK HARRINGTON REGINE HECKFORD yi I JUDY HENES PAT L1vEsEY gi: SSEQCHS BARBARA LLOYD SHARON LONDON PETE LONIELLO JANET LUTHER Y ,J ' A SUE MAIN -Q , , HARRY MANHART JERRY MARBLE MAXINE MARSHALL K 'SCU Lf BOB IRVINE MAXINE JOHNSON PETE IOLIVETTE 5? TIM IONAS BOB JORDAN DALE MARTINSON JANICE IORGENSON SHARON MATTIE HM IULIAN CHARLES MA ZURSK Y LORETTA MCDOWELL MARIAN MCELMURRY JOE MEIER BOB KAIL TOM KASSEL RAY KELLIHER DOUG KENDALL JUDY KINDER SANDY KNIGHT MARGARET KOPP VICTOR LEDIN CHARLES LEROUX GARY LICTENBERG JEAN LINDE Q. STAIRWAY MAXINE and DOUG 4 DENNIS and LORETTA NANCY and TOM lo the Kmg Jerry Ulrrch chose as hrs Queen Kay Van Dyke and together they ruled over the 1958 Junxor Prom Staxrway to the Stars Other members of the Prom Court were V1ce Prestdent Nrck Cuccla and his date Betty Bergen Secretary Sally Comms escorted by Bob Jordan and Student Councll Presrdent John APIHIS and hrs date Maureen Con nelly The tradmonal grand march and royalty dance were the htghllghts of the eveurng Bob beysen and hrs orchestra provlded the fme mus1c for thts gala event C O GEORGIA and LARRY LEON and MADELINE IOSEPHINE and BRUCE 1 7' lx JUDY NOLL DAN SHEA KATHY OVERTON SHIELA OWENS LARRY PAQUETTE ROSS PARISI NANCY OLSON RAYSCHARA DAVE O NEIEE KAREN SCHMITZ Pigg fic-5 414 .1 EILEEN PERRETT JOE PETERSON DOMINICA RULLARA V EDNA PARNELL DOROTHY PARRIsH ALICE PAULSON DON ROBERTS JEANNETTE ROGERS SHARON ROGERS SANDY ROHDE JIM RUSSELL KARLA RYERSON GERRI SCHACHTE IIM SLATTERY f BONNIE VITENSE JIM VOSS PHYLIJIS WAGNER LAVERN WAHLIN IOYCE WATZKE JOHN WEIER NANCY WEIN DAVE WESLEY DAVE WEST X. 1 Q6 1: ff N I if 5 J T, QE., .. ' 3 , ts- I , K 7 I Q'fv BOB SLAVNEY ff DAN STEINHOFER f 1 v. NANCY STONE GARY STORLID ERNEST STORM J' tix f 'Q ,1 f BERNADINE STOUT DORIS ST REETER MARCIA WEST JOHN STREIFF DON WESTBURY HELEN SUBEY TOM WHALEN I A' A, If pr BOB WI-IIPPLE DICK SWEET AL THORSON JANICE ULRICH .TERRY ULRICI-I LEA ANN UNAN T IUDY WIESE GS 'UQ' 'UI E ROSEMARY URSO BEVERLEY VANDERHOEF 30 J5- KAY VAN DY'KE VITAS VASAITIS DICK WILLIAMS PAT VELOFF JIM VITALE PETER WOLLNER HOWARD YASKAL ELLIOT ZIMMERMAN DIANE ZWICKEY CAMERA SH Y SONIA GUNDERSON TOM SCHNEIDER JAMES HOUSEL STUART SHAPIRO DAN OAKLEY KAY STRAIT JAN SCHMITZ JOANNE WHITE LINDA ZWICKEY NAP HOTS if A 4 Huh? Don't You Dare! Aw. c'mon! I Love at First Sight P 5-. .Z 14, 4 , i ss, K td 'E 'ry Q H mb Rf X 1' az' 2 V SL YQ a W F' 5 My Yf If ' 'il s ME f 'Lani 1 2 Q ,. ,LA Qi 25 ' gg. 5 3' ' , k K A .k A 1 SZ tg , f' I I A T' .-.. 'A , . ,X hu-Q. ,ig A if 9.3 , , i47 f F 1'f.l w: . ww g 'af ' M lg v my 4 K K . fi' x ,.f 1 xx L y SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ! BULL OLSON ---- - vice Prgsident f NANCY JOHNSON - - - - - Sqbretary BILL TOMKINS - - - - - Pfesident SOPHO iimgxtm Advisor: MR , HAROLD ROO NEY in f 'FAX row: R, Johnson, Third Roth. H T Mlsche D Marotz J Olson R Dunse F Ham on D Flemn Top row M Markm ith, N. Littel H1 ins, E. S Jink B Second row SI CBa der K1n l J Wake H Sanders B Br s J Stu E P per CC D Gr I Kneebone, C. Anundson, E. Allen, L row H Bambrough Fxrs SBahrMUer S Hoven lbbon Fe dt J A Kxssane Vae J Rooney M Ison Mr Advisor: MRS. CAROL FONGER J 0 c: 5-l N 1 Q .: 2 Z -4 To 3 O Q Q E ci cf 9, -4 -1 v-4 -4 J. ire, ITI nd r, M. Sa C US ohrha I M L Hooverson I Harleberg, Second row B Kramer Sca lon T Hann fan W Kovacs Spataro, R. er, G. US L Hanold W. Olson, Mrs. Fo Gare y J ackley J Y OW HSI l' F agflel' W B Coakly edr ck J 1' B F E ver Bodau T Jones M Ioo Pu nam J NS COLLI LLA UE Advlsor MRS L I DES R Mllward K Grauvo 1 Third row N Fxore Bn B D Norsetter P Clemenn A tizer D Rosine Top row: D. D Stee e 1 M -1 v-4 -4 --1 P-s 0 u W Malas K Beyer Mrs Collms K Frexta on N Seele Io Fust row I F1sher P. Peterson R. Sarbacker, K ' g Blankenheim J Rohr B V. Karan, Advlsor MR, ALFRED CO LU CCI .-4 -4 U U0 S Milton Dletnch Ce Bru nch i E-1 v-u 1 C M ll SC US R Iver Pu le Shu ddle R1 Carol Perkms H113 Do ah Leon D HCS 1 Judy D1Marr1no Donna Rebecca Wemer Jeanette Braxton i s i Il Bo Sharon IS 0113 IEW G Ho venslo Ian ce Lenzer Gerald1neStoffel Mr Colucci Or1nBoebe1 Bonme Estervxg Gary Seymour, Rlchard Judy Kxl erlatn amce Deneen C E2 l- gg EO .. 02- '-ov uri 'Egm ' ...4 f. .CN n-tv' J.. 3 -82 o'U . 335. U ig N l 1- 530 U Z G. 0 -C1 0, S.: ooo mac 1, 6635 C3 ll! 2 - m. - -S lull boi 'v-4 -1 --T L.. .N ' Z DD S' E -C O . V-Q :in u. E - H . 5. 5 - bg-T.-1.5 - fn Q, Q I-4 E .. HL'- 3 2, , 1 9 E s 3-.N m :nu ER dvrsor ISS ANN JUNGING 1 Q L-,RM wimx F L? N-Y sn 'Ka Y s 'Q U-u -4 -v-4 -4 v-4 v-1 etta H111 Barbara Harm Nancy Johnson Second row Kathleen Grapsas Stan Nlnedorf Dave Kennrson COX W1 1 lass Davrd Bu Frrst row Karen Sweet Judrth Uphoff Hrlden 1113 1 1 X -1 1 ' 1 5 ' '1 -, Af' 'Q-im wa,-Z i , W M ,V a Y L , , V- ia.N?,,,1,,i,y -'-- 1 it eff if M 4 ,. rv 10 ,W I M q if f K l 1, ,J 7 , ex' 'X 1 - 4' A x 1 a : c ' WW! , 1 3 T an - nl 1 h Top row: Rod Meyer, ohn Cuccia, Bi Lorenz. Third row: Levi Harden, Datus Crotsenburg, Ph ip Ray, ohn Zerwick, ohn Ger- vas', Terry 1 , ' , ' . I - . ' g, Bern ' , nn Victor, Karen Baumann, Pat Church, Pat Eng er, Virg' ' ' , ' , ' 1 , ' g , Made 'ne Pel itteri, Bi 1 Tomkins, Pat LaBarro, Miss Junginger, Tom Connery, Caro yn Cuccia, Joe Germono, Judy . Schultz 1 v-4 v-4 .- -4 Dick 11 he 1 n Mltc -4 -4 -4 -4 -4 -4 :N 'Fl ll N E .,.4 N 'Fi 3 o ..:: o :s ::: N III .Z o .... Z 3 o I-I 5-4 V! I-4 u. :I o IB na Z :: N U 5-l QS' U ni 2 5s l-A N 2 H. ld on : ua ::: s: 42 o '11 3 cu Ill O U E bl N CL H. as .:: ... U N bd N .. 54 U .Q QC xy -Xu r 2 x f 'E Q 4-mmf -... hwdlww '-'A-av. J' .-Q ,A , vu ,-Q,.fw- vw - J . ,N , K H... . Nsfimuauwsfiff' Mother - Father - Ernestine Frank - - - Anne - - Martha - Lillian - DEH - Fred - - Bill - - Jackie - Miss Brill - - - Larry - - Joe Scales - - - Dr. Burton ---- Mrs. Fitzgerald - - Then you handle it! - MARY TSCHUDY - - DON IENNERMAN - - - GAIL SLAFER - - HENRY CUCCIA - - NORENE FRANK - JEANNE PFISTER - - SALLY comms - - - JIM EHRMAN - - - VICTOR LEDIN - LARRY PAQUETTE - - - - LEON DAHL - MARGARET UTTER - - DEN1s BEECHER - - TERRY WILCOX - - CHARLES LEROUX - - KAY HINRICHS Aw, c'mon Dad. . , A stage production of the famous novel and motion picture, Cheaper by the Dozen was pre- sented on Centra1's stage last winter. The humorous story of a family of twelve children kept the audi- ence supplied with chuckles. The play was directed by Mrs. Dorothy Wheeler. 83.98139 Qfwv as HG? MR. FANDRICI-I 20 Central's band, under the direction of Mr. Walter Fandrich, stepped into rythmn this fall with foot- ball formations. Frozen hands and instruments will long be remembered as part of the fun. Later they were kept busy tuning their instruments for the Pep Auds. Through the basketball season they kept the bleachers shaking and the gym resounding with their Bleacher Boogie and 'Tiger Rag. Central students and visitors alike loved to hear Mr. Lee's trumpet accompanirnents. After long preparation they appeared in the Mid-Winter Concert in which they did a marvelous job especially on 'Caribbean Fantasy. Band members will always remember the trip to Riverside High School in Milwaukee. Their musical year tapered off with a performance in the Spring Concert and the Memorial Day festivities. Throughout the year, the last minute races to rehearsal and the hasty tuning will never be forgotten. orchestra Central's concert orchestra, directed by Mr. Walter Fandrich, began its activities with the annual Fall Pop Concert. Members will never forget 'The Typewriter. In the short time after the Pop Con- cert, the orchestra prepared for the Mid-Winter Concert. Pique Dame was the highlight of the Winter Concert. Girl members will never forget the time they had trying to get their formals in between the chairs at the Spring Concert. The orchestra completed a successful year at the graduation exercises Ninth grade string players have been a part of the orchestra throughout the school year, adding strength to the string section. MISS MCCORMICK choir The A Cappella Choir, directed by Mis Darleen McCormick, began its work early in the fall with a feeling of anticipation. Both the director and the choir were anxious to show off their new robes. Their first performance in the new robes occurred in the school Christmas Program. Choir members will always remember the Christmas Pageant at the Capitol. Their performance at the Mid-Winter Concert was their next big job. One of the familiar numbers was A-Round the Comer. Their last performances of the year were the Spring Concert and the All-City Music Festival. Last of all, choir members will remember the singing of No Man ls an Island at Graduation. DOUBLE QUARTET Many mornings of practice and finally success! This is the story of the Double Quartet, which is direc- ted by Miss Darleen McCormick. Their mellow voices are heard at the Christmas Program and at the Spring and Mid-Winter Concerts. Finally their voices are joined with the voices of the Triple Trio in the Class Night program Mary Tschudy Pauline Rowley Gail Slafer Emily Gerothanas Gail I-louser Judy Penn Carolyn Mitchell Penny Brown Pat Pedracine U n Don Jennerman, Murray Ison Fred Sasso David Hughes Allen Thor son Jim Fiscus Bamey Gavin Jack Lister TRIPLE TRIO The Triple Trio composed of nine senior girls sang together for the last time on Class Night, thus ending a very successful year. They first appeared together at the semi-, annual Girls' Club meeting in the fall. Later in the year they particl- pated in the annual Christmas pro- gram and then in the Winter Concert In May they performed very admir- ably at the Spring Concert. This was their final performance before Class Night. X Top row: C. Mazursky, J. Ehrman, P. Slavney, T. Julian, R. Lenzer, E. Zimmerman, D. Kendall, C Leroux, R. Tipple, J. Kailin, B. Olson. Fourth row: P. O'Leary, J. Schmeling, J. Germono, P. Patau J. Ulrich, D. Olson, R. Sweet, G. Addamo, V. Karan, N. Fries, K. Van Dyke. Third row: P. Brown, T. Kraskey, S. Shore, C. Russell, M. Tschudy, J. Peterson, E. Smith, M. Johnson, P. Schiefelbien, Fiedler, J. Penn. Second row: B. Buckles, S. Comins, B. Estervig, B. Kramer, D. Jacobson, D. Par rish, I. Pfister, C. Cuccia, M. Mitchell, N. Sealy, G. Slafer. First row: Mr. Wendt, M. Gerrow, J Apinis Miss Moms L BJornstad S Loniello Miss Ritzmann OFFICERS President - - - Vice President Secretary--- ------ Treasurer--- ------ ADVISORS MISS FLORENCE MORRIS MISS ELIZABETH RITZMANN MR. DONALD WENDT JOHN APINIS LOIS BIORNSTAD - - - MARY GERROW - - - SAM LONIELLO The roots of democracy are planted in our Stu dent Council Here the youth of Central are given a chance to express their ideas and problems in a democratic manner. Through the Council representa tives of the student body are able to air their views. The council closed another successful year in school improvements, special projects and money-raising events. Top row: J. Ehrman, R. Slavney, C. Leroux, 1. Kailin, G. Seymour. Second row: R. Booker, N. Frank, K. Peterson. J. Nelson, H. Subey, V Karan, First row: P. Brown, S. Siev, Secretary, Miss Ritzmann, Advisor, I. Fiedler, Chairman, B. Kramer. FINANCE COMMITTEE The Finance Committee is the fund-raising committee of the Stu- dent Council. They financed Council projects this year by selling mums for homecoming. Later they compiled and sold telephone books. Members will remember the hectic last-minute rushes preparing for post-game dances, which were a great success. The funds they raised are used for the improvement of the entire school ALL-CENTRAL CCMMITTEE The All-Central Committee is the public relations committee of the Student Council. Dads' Night and the Student Council faculty Tea are two annual projects of the com- mittee. This year the group revised the student handbook, and took on various projects directed to them by the Council. Top now D Kendall B Dyhr B Olson Second row S homello C Cuccia L Byomstad S Shore P Slavney First row S Comms M Tschudy Chairman Miss McCormick Advisor J Penn Secre tary M Pellitterr P. Patau, B. Ferguson, D. Jennerman. E. Zimmerman, R. Lenzer, I. Germono. Second row: J. Pfister, I. Schmeling, P. Schiefelbien, P. LaBarr0. P. O'Leary. First IOW: M. Mitchell, B. Buckles, Chairman, Mr. Wendt, Advisor, S. Rohde, I. Noll. SOCIAL COMMITTEE The Social Committee sponsors many of the school dances through- out the year, the group carries out the planning and decorations for these dances. They also handle details concerning refreshments, publicity, music, and chaperones. PEP COMMITTEE The Pep Committee builds school spirit. Their meetings this year have been centered around ideas conceming student interest, student spirit, and the mascot. The group presents the auditorium pep programs throughout the foot- ball and basketball seasons. Top row: I, Luther, L. Kneebone, T. Kraskey, N. Cuccia, G. Addamo D. Beecher, C. Mazursky, M. Johnson, P. Schiefelbien, C. Russell B. King. Second row: M. Sealy, K. Overton, G. Ellis, S. Kneebone D. Parrish, B. Jenkins, K. Grapsas, C. King. First now: C. Slafer S Shore, L. Bohmrich, N. Kinney, Mr. Lindl, J. Schmeling, Chairman J, Whiting, S. Comins, E. Gerothanas. THE MIRROR IBBCI Lllihef Gene 11111311 DOIIHSJCBH I3C0bS0l'l MR. SCHURMAN, Advisor Editor- in- Chief Bus iness ---- Junior High - - Features ------ - Jim Julian Sheila Owens EDITORIAL STAFF - - - - - - - - DONNA JEAN IACOBSON --------JIMIULIAN - - - - - JANET LUTHER - - SHEILA OWENS Chief Photographer - - - - - GENE IULIAN Adviggr .... - - - - - MR, SCHURMAN Top row: J, Julian, H. Cuccia, B. Hartman, P. Patau, R. Sweet. Third row: G. Addamo, M. Steinhofer, J. Peterson, B. Cuccia, G. l-louser, N. Kinney, H. Subey, S. Main, R. Boeker. Second row: S. Siev, S. Kneebone, C. Mercer, B. Dunbar, E. Hill, G. Ellis, P. Pedraclne, C. Mitchell, J. Schmeling. First row: R. Fix, J. Luther, D. Jacobson, Mr. Schurman, T. Julian, D. Parrish, V. Karan, M. Genow. The publishing of a school news paper is a day-to-day job. This year the Madison Mirror has been published by a commercial printer. Editors will never forget long hours spent on layouts, headlines, and picture captions. Reporters will look back on hectic deadlines and people who would never cooperate when interviewed. Typists memo- ries will include seemingly illegible copy and rickety typewriters in 420. Photographers will always have vi- sions of blank negatives, Super Cen- tralitas running away, and the de- manding voice of an irate editor. All of these people and incidents have combined to make this year's Mirror. H 1958 TYCHOBERAHN Judy Fiedler Mary Tschudy Terri Kraskey Judy Penn Gail Penny Slafer Brown Eyf Don Sally Olson Comins Threman Norene E11ot Judy Kay Julian Frank Zimmerman Kinder van Dyke TYCHOBERAHN STAFF JUDY FIEDLER MARY TSCHUDY JUDY PENN GAIL SLAFER PENNY BROWN TERRI KRASKEY DON OLSON SALLY COMINS GENE IULIAN NORENE FRANK PHOTOGRAPHERS ELIOT ZIMMERMAN Dean Fisher Berrue Hartman, Junior Hrgh and Peter Patau IUDY KINDER Sophomores KAY VAN DYKE Activmes Edrtor Ass t Editor Busmess Faculty Semors Typists Sports Orgamzatrons Photographers Jumors TYPING STAFF Patty Pedracrne Mary Gerrow Kathy Metz and Shexlra Srev ,N is ., 3' 5- 6 +G- A ' W i s A , Y .f i O QQIA, W' ,. A ,rf .. W A xl ' A. k . 'SQ- A J 4 - - - s - ' ,frm ' - ' - - - - 1 - - - - . I . ' I , c .---- ' . . . . CHEERLEADERS Q2z2..,n,QfJF7 0 0 C3 Q5 Top row: P. Patau, C. Mazursky, R. Mitchell, B. Ferguson, V. Vasai- tis, D. Duane, P. Clementi. Third row: T. Kraskey, H. Subey, M. Johnson. B. Vitense, D. Parrish, D. Glasier. Second row: S. Andru- sier, N. Wein, L. Hooverson, B. Jenkins, N. Johnson, R. Werner, N. Olson, J. Deneen, L. Victor. First row: L. Bjornstad, R. weet, Miss Reid, R. Whipple. FRENCH CLUB French Club broadens the lan- guage interests of present and former students of French. The group at- tends a French play or visits the French House of the University once each year. Their monthly meetings include varied programs of skits, talks, games, or songs. SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club supplements the foreign language opportunities and interests of Spanish students. At monthly meetings members have fun while gaining useful practice of the Spanish language. Talks by South Americans or native Spaniards are highlights of the year for the group. Top row B Hartman, E Allen N Cuccia J Apinis N Jordan, T Jonas L Wahlin R Putnam S Fix Fourth row R Harrington S Bartholomew R Berens L Miller V Gorsline E Ruskauff E Hill K Peterson J Streiff D Wesley Third row D Jacobson, L Reuter J Noll I Gratz N Fries K Benseman L Hating J Hovenstot E. Smith, C. Mitchell. Second row: M. Culp, D. Slafer, P. Garvey B. Haring, N. Sealy, M. Steele, P. LaBarro, S. Goodrich, C. King Front row: J. Ulrich, S. Comins, Miss Reid, J. Knapton. J. Kinder Wi' H11 6 lbuble 'S. '.'L? Reel T .1 'V 1 I1 Backstage Le t's Make Up SXNG x m A1016 and Now Ee 957 glllg the b Cal-I W e 5 Ca XNXXCK 1' slacks N-fe Aw' Paul Bunyan Anda one anda two. 13,0 lhenad 5-'IS O is E . N N S11 Sa 1 f' A C696 aVXe'S Top row: Miss Mackin, Mrs. Fonger, Mr. Ashman, Miss Reid, Miss Eisenman. Second row: J. Kinder, P. Pedracine, P. Brown, B. Buckles, H. Subey. Front row: G. Houser, Mrs. Perkins, S. Siev. GIRLS' SPORTS Girls Sports, under the direction of Miss Helen White, includes speed- away, volleyball, basketball, soft- ball, and badminton. This year bowling has been added to the grow- ing list of sports. At the present time, Evelyn Hill is the only girl who has qualified for the Girls M Club. G.C. CABINET The Girls' Club Cabinet con- sists of the club officers and the ad- visors and chairmen of the various Girls' Club Committees. Their ef- forts are directed toward over-all planning and uniting of the projects of the committees. Top now: K. Esser, B. Vitense, B. Cuccia, J. Peterson, E, K. Peterson, D. Babbs. J. Rogers. Third row: Mr. Wendt, E. Smith, L. Bjomstad, E. Hill, D, Parrish, G. Ellis, Mr. Second row: V. Gorsline, S. Sielehr, S. Shore, B. Jenkins, J. Knapton, K. Beyer, K. Hinrichs, R. Urso. First row: P. Jacobson, N. Wein, B. Kramer, M. Mitchell, B. Buckles, rich, S. Comins, Miss Hasse. Ruskauff, H. Subey, Marsh. L. Victor, Garvey, D L. Bohm- MONITORS The monitors are kept busy be- fore school and during their study halls, serving the school. They help to operate the office, library, and the book exchange. They greatly assist the administration in assuming many clerical responsibilities. USHERETTES The Usherettes are one of the busiest service clubs at Central. They are always on hand to aid at many 3... extracurricular activities. They serve at concerts, plays, operettas, aud programs, etc. They also sell candy and potato chips at basketball games, Top row E Ray J Elvert I Elvert E Farrell M Farrell R Urso J Morrison D Harms P Sarbacker Third row K Berry D Killer lain D Streeter J long P Fisher I Watzke K Freitag K Fitz Gibbons K Hindricks Second row C Stearns S Knight First row: M. Culp, M. Crossman, J. Henes, B. Vanderhoef, L. Unangst Mrs. Meister, S. Rogers, S. Doss, P. Fiscus, P. McGrew. ELEC TRICIANS The members of the Electricians Club help to operate the various electrical facilities of the school, such as the temperamental movie projectors, recorders, and the light- ing and the public address system in the aud. Under the direction of Mr, Sprecher they perform a valuable service no the school. op row J Gately T Ferguson I Kailin B First row R Sweet B B Gavin K Wollner Top row: B. Olson, O. Boebel, I. Germono, R. Lenzer, J. Julian. I. Germono, B. Malas, V. Karan. Third row: R. Boeker, B. Kramer, K. Freitag, J. Peterson, K. Van Dyke, I. Rogers, M. Hampel. Second row: B. Estervig, K. Grapsas, A. Peirick, P. Dempsey, K. Overton, M. Utter. First row: D. Estervig, K. Beyer, J, Kinder, Mrs. Fonger, M. Mitchell, I. Luther, C. Anundson. Iulian,1 Marble M Geiger D Fisher B Jordan, P Wollner B Johnson D Storley Briggs R Irvine D Hughes Mr Sprecher L Longfield LATIN CLUB Latin Club members learn to appreciate the history of Rome and the Latin language. They planned a Roman banquet with all the -appro- priate trimmings. M CLUB Boys' M Club attempts to stimulate a sense of good sportsman- ship. The club is made up of boys who have received letters in basket- ball, football, baseball, golf, track, hockey, tennis, and wrestling. In every sport there is a variety of re- quirements for an M. A., Top row: V. Gervasi. I. Stone, T. Kepler, E. T. Weier, J. Apinis, R. Ewers, M. Ison, N. Jordan, B. Dyhr, L. Wahlin. Third row: J. Riddle D. Wesley, S. Shapiro, B, Whipple, R. Kelliher, C. Muehlemann, M Norsetter, R. Gulrud, T. Schrnaus, P. Wallace. Second row: D. Lang hoff, B. Gavin, J. Weler, A. Parronl, D. Olson, B. Frederick, J. Clementi, I. Anderson, B. Hoppe. First row: J. Ulrich, S. Louiello, R. Kopp, E. Connery, Mr. Pollock, F. Smith, T. Connery, S. Fix, J. Streiff, H. Yaskal. PRESS CLUB The Press Club attempts to stim- ulate an interest in iournalism. lt is used to orient people for work on the school newspaper. Members learn headline writing, proofreading, copyreading, layouts, and news- writing. The club attempts to pro- duce better, more self-reliant re- porters. Many members of the club are either editors, reporters, or photographers. Top tow: C. Mercer, B. Dunbar, R. Swveet, H. Cuccia, V. Karan, G. Ellis, J. Luther, Second row: D. Jacobson, S. Main, H. Subey, D. Parrish, S. Comins. Front row: S. Owens, Mr. Schurman, Advisorg T. Julian, Vice President, J. Peterson. Top row: L. Kneebone, M. Wallace, M. Farrell, E. Farrell, A. Pierick. Second row: S. Bahr, I. Weise, I. David, S. Owens. First row: D. Slafer, A. Kassein, S. l-Ioven. COSTUME CLUB The Costume Club consists of a group of girls who have an interest in sewing. Under the guidance of Miss Roberts they are kept occupied providing the necessary costumes for the plays, operettas, and other groups who request their services. JUNIOR RED CROSS Members of the Junior Red Cross serve school and country. They work through the Dane County Chap- ter of Junior Red Cross, By sponsor- ing a gift box campaign for foreign children, they help promote better relations throughout the world. Top row K Esser J Gratz M Wallace B Dunbar K Peterson Second row K Smedegard B Vanderhoef K Berry H Sanders N Fries B Bergen L Reuter D Streeter First row M West N Wein L Unangst Miss Roberts I Noll I Natzke S Rogers THESPIANS Back row B111 Ferguson Doug Kendall Don Jennerrnau, Ellxot Z1mmerman Mary Tschudy Front row Dems Beecher Ga11Slafer Phu Slavney Judy Penn VARIETY SHO W 1958 Rehearsal shots The Three Mrsses Steam heat 1 Barney and Karl The attempts Tenderly Lazy Mary VI. ,' K sm ,V I Q K5 L. V , L , fm 2.5 3 9' . I , , , , 3. . aff QQ 4 , we H+' 1' -1 4' .. Q.f?',g4tg,p2f:k I f G' il, L2Q?A? Q A tx .t',x -7 ' .saggy 'ai' , ' 'xg' .elf 9' f 'A Lge 'Q' Q4 ,V Q -N l 5 et J :lx lx rv: x : - n n . ' 1 . : ' , ' , ' , . 1 .. ,, 2 W ' n H 'v n H M S PINAFORE The Rt Hon Sir Joseph Porter K C B ALLAN THCRSON Captam Corcoran DONALD IENNERMANN - DENIS BEECHER - BARNEY GAVDI LARRY PAQUETTE PETER JOLIVETTE - - - GAIL SLAFER - PENNY BROWN MARY TSCHUDY JOSEPH GERMONO Director MISS DARLEEN MCCORMICK Fmt Lord s Cousins Sisters, and Aunts and Sailors Boauwain Carpem.er's Mare, Ralph -S Jonqhine and Cnpnln Corcoran Boauwaiu and Dick Deuleye NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top row Jrm Ehrman John Aplms, Phrl Slavney Carl Wollner Thud row Peter Jolrvette, Charles Leroux, Mary Tschudy, Kay Van Dyke Ellrot Zrmmerman B111 Fergeson Second row Helen Subey Lomello Judy Penn Judy Ftedler, Murray Ison, Ga11S1afer John Karlm The four cardrnal prrncrples of the Natronal Honor Socrety are Scholarshrp Leadershxp Character and Servrce To quahfy for membershrp students must be outstandmg rn each of these areas and scholarshrp alone w1l1 not adrrnt a pupxl Only Jumors and senrors may be elected to the Nanonal Honor Socrety Tlus rs done by faculty vote and not more than tive percent of the Jumor class and frfteen percent of the semor class can be admrtted I I ' 1 I -' YI I ' -Ti ' ' ' T z . . . . . , ' . z . D . . , . . : Sheila Siev, Sally Shore, Pat Pedracine, Lois Bjornsrad, Norene Frank, Penny Brown. First row: Sam . . ' . . ' . . ' . . . . . : . ' . ' . . , 9 ' . . . , Here comes the team Women dnvers' When an uresxstxble force In Shave? Hel1o, do11! Popsicles? Testing, one, two Q 1 'VS 78. P is AMW Y , , V, .. vf.kf 1, :fa 'YI Q.. E' H9 fb 'Y'-,QD was 78 'K u ' ww if if ' , -ffaazl 1 f-iff? rlfhqs T . L. sfsrw-s', 1 CENTRAL 7 NICOLET O - In the season's opener against Nicolet of Milwaukee, the Central grid team copped a 7-O victory. The game was highlighted by a blocked punt by Chuck Muehlemann and fine passing by Tom Weier. The game was one of two played this year before sunset. CENTRAL O KENOSHA 33 - The Orange and Block met Kenosha in their first Big-Eight contest of the season. The ever-powerful Red Devils dominated play throughout the game, rolling to a 33-O win over Central, CENTRAL 6 WEST 38 - In the second conference outing, against West's Big-Eight champs, the Tigers yielded 38 points to the powerful Regent eleven, while coming up with only 6. CENTRAL 6 BELOIT 19 - The following week found the Central eleven at Beloit, represented by a badly flu-ridden squad. Only five regulars were capable of handling their assignments, and as a result the State- Liners grabbed a 19-6 win. CENTRAL 13 HORLICK 21 In a delayed Homecoming Racine Horlick dumped the Tigers 21-13. Central's passing game came to life in this game with Tom Weier throw- ing, Murray Ison, a second team All-City selection of the Capital Times at end, and Ron Ninneman doing a fine job of snaring Weier's aerials. Central 21 Janesville 0 The Janesville game was delayed from Fri- day October 19, 'til Monday October 22, and was played in the day-light, The Down- towners dominated play in the first half, pil- ing up a 21-0 lead. ln the second half neither team scored. The game was featured by grueling running by Dick Riddle, who was later named to the Shrine All-City back- field. -ix CENTRAL 7 PARK 18 Racine Park completely dominated play in the next game, grinding out 276 net yards on the ground. Park was also on top as the game went into the record books by an 18-7 count. ILT!! I f'Y 3, ,-L R En' . ly ., F Q 'sw Top row: Dick Williams, Nick Fiore, Tom Kepler, Ed Scherer, Jerry I-Iannifan, Jerry Marble, Bill Olson Bob Wing, Ken Grauvogl. Third row: Coach Pollock, Stu Shapiro, Harry Manhart, Myron Ison, Ed Allen, John Weier, Jerry Riddle, Phil Wallace, Pete Loniello, Bob Jordan Second row: Emmett Connery. Bill Dyhr, John Apinis, Rudy Ewers, Nye Jordan, Chuck Muehlemann, Dick Riddle, Bill Hoppe, Murray Ison, Ron Ninneman. Sitting: Dave Buglass, Tom Connery, Floyd Smith, John Colletti, Bruce Gibson, Jerry Ulrich, John Strieff, Tony Bono Anno, Keith Grauvogl. Missing: Nick Hanuchewiz, John Rohde, Fred Sasso, Orval Quamme, Al Parroni, fi 4' 4:2 1: h my 'l If W 1 Mwlgigf f fm ,LQ FINAL 1957 BIG EIGHT sTANDtNGs sEAsoN's mssutrs West Kenosha East Park Beloit Janesville CENTRAL Horlick CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL Nicolet Kenosha West Beloit Janesville Horlick Park East S 1211? 10112 QC Ol .41 4 -I' '?nm 1'fF'hr' 'T'- S afe and Ga Terr K askey House Ga HOMECOM NG COURT G ac e McFadden Caro Rus e FOUR LAKES FOOTBALL Top row R Mrtchell F Sasso J Stone D Putnam B Jordan P Wallace E Scherer Coach Lrndl Second row J Hannafrn L Ausse J Strreff B Olson J Frye D Buglass I Lrster Frrst row B Lorenzo J Collettr B Glbson, T Connery L Harden P Schaub CROSS COUNTRY 8 Back row John Clememr B111 Frederrck Barney Gavm Dean Lang holff Tom Jones Frrst row Trm Mrschel Bob Fleming Dennrs Kepler Howre Bambrough 'KT ,. .phi H, 111 hunt., A lQw.-if ' TOM WEIER MURRAY ISON ,,sj,.Jff , K DON OLSON ji- VQH' , GARY BOEBEL DEAN LANGHOFF 5 , V PETE FEDEI F l- . - Q RAY KELLIHER was 25 ,Q BILL DYHR ' , 1' 7 1 if-f I , Q N P il-H-ew..a......, wb- ,, .A ., .....,,, 'N 1 K Q .3 .4 , k x E L i Q X . K - ' , MJ . f ' K ' ' f -51, .. , , X , L 2 2 2 , x . H N ' f- , ,Q if v F -2 Z r ti V ii 1 ' 5.53 ,.Mf'4i 3 A , lgyh W EL 'Q 92342: A V I U L X gui--Q M f .L ,gfziifff ' ff wa 41 4 if 32,5 5' a ,9 A K 7' in Z I rl jg: VL 5, V IKQN Q fi ? ' , 5 if f JERRY NQRSMAN ,wg f e 9 32 ff f ff '-535' , , ' w- Ywifw? 359, ,gf , t Q' 9, 1 ' . ff as iw in I f Z? '1 f' 1 L A A 3 Kg My , f ,Q 3 'V K' f it Aff 1. - - K t 'Y' iii I W k I in 'E By MONTE MCCORMICK time Journal Staff wrllorl It was a long time com- ing, but Madison Central High school's basketball team finally made it Fri- day night when it finished out of the Big Eight Con- ference cellar on a 58-48 victory, over Racine Hor- lick. There have been many fine r basketball demon- strations on the historic, although inadequate Cen- tral court, but few Central teams have ever demonstrated that they wanted a game more than this one, The victory gave the Orange and Black a 4-10 season record and its best in the Big Eight since the 1954 club finished fourth with 77 Fach Central five since then has been buried in the cel lar until this year s team climbed . notch back up the ladder osx the LCG Q Y X0 X We Boxer A stolxtstas N 9 et XX ealtvsffex et XA do X S of A, an GX oxgxc 9 X e 'A Q CNN X 96 9 X X wth xxe' Oxy I 25' Wo Qs- 'A do va, XXOQQQNXQQ oil with +9 eb X00 9 Left 'A 56 QW wt ox xW 9,6 s e af agwvttxla Dow ntou nu - 11.1 J tic alt B llfll CORXl'lIlS 101 The Capital Times Sports Siam u al their a tr r llariis s cet nroi el nt a Bri, i i 0 lim incls ,gt uotl 01 n Hi r Cl II fllil tk 1 Il y rr q ite a srcll Q Harris of Central Gets Write rs' Vote a Coach of Year The honor for Coach of thi Hear vient to Bob Harris ol Central The Orange and Black tue finished out of the Big Light cellar for the first time rn four rears lt wound up with a 114 season record and regional con solation honors N .Mot .. oxgrltelhs entral sr cl h n d x a 0 xictorw tial needed xerx xeri hacllx 'llre battle ua x0 close the clown x nt spit.-ul ut trust A xml s 1 X Ill th lineup hlw 1 x vcr lt minding the rioilfl amponslup tht at trnlial x ld N l a ur hlt mann at tr nH.,,,,Q Ia QEICIIIIIIQ Jiri, I l mm Ca lug II 0 tid, U i ed III i I vm I X S llrgf IPI' LL auto IIUIIIIQ 01 Q Qc' a 'P I1 Gland 'I I A 0 Filip F 0 ll rl Ou 1 , MAC ngerew A form' me WUI gag :1If,,d,II 0 1' 1 lr' Bash Inge mor 5I 'Cz X0 III :I-ng UWA not r c S11pIIaInI P Wig' Id avr, II Jrd, IIIYI E' ina N7 I '71 II t I If as rlf,,IIII ln, 1 1 Hu- n ,, l ,td 1, ln I w Q HI I I mo, l I oIO'f'1l1 'MII 'Urlmrfl 0 IJIUIIII F In I l I 7 I, I Ultalil, 1' ' flax F X Ill nj, l IIIWIIIDII KENOSHA - Madison Central upset Kenosha, 40-37. licrc Friday night to score its first road vic- tory in at least the last three sea- sons. The upset, akin to a Democrat winning an election in Vermont, was a further indication that Coach Bob tBoomerr Harris has begun what Madison fans hope is the start of thc long road hack to basketball success for the con- ferences smallest school lt nas Central's second straight victory after I4 straight confer- ence deteats. Last week the Dc ' -A towners upset loit at Macli no mean trick ir itself. but Fridai nights win henosha was real stunncr L tial had lost s en straight counters to lx sha betore lairnt the viood to lx has title hopes Fri ay I Harrls 491110 OU, 0 UQ 1 6 f I 0 g ,Umar 9 I ' 100076 ae! a ,I 0 8 0 ng ff lb II V 0 If, 'ny of ef, UI 1 Z7 7 'leafs Qin: I 'nfl 01, filler .gh 1- 0 fill!!! soo, J I e .1 'I 'fr e e ' ' 2 J 'aio I a fa jf I ,,'ZffIff,,,1f XJ 41 We 0 0 37-harogee I7 0 0 J fr, 1 I X cnefsra go , 9 fo1 'f g ro I? X Ven' -'I I' 'M for br fa, 7 Q, 41 r,,I qu al, ' a I C 'fr X 0 fo ' o 'f 1 f X 0 'feng' :cPh,. 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Q , L ... .. ... ... .- f 22-2EE2,E as E as C E - o o o 520 o 5 5 U u Q Qu u U u I . if .v , i ,EW 5 is Aw- 'V Q lkt. In 'Q Q, 1.Q:Q,gq ' ,gm , Mi ,L Q4 gg saga if Q 3 . in gr SQ Q, P sv. Q39 V539 4 v 5 an 'X , 'li' h es M :HL L 1 ' sk fa- n fig ' 5. . , if no Q Yi' if 5, . ' 8 G ,E Q I Z , F1 . x ow Q an ' , P , ' ' f 5 0 . ,- .gr M., f . ,a i,G , ff, ,N gms M., f., J 1 1 Q LL L 3 5 2 FEW. Ar W -MW 1 PM , A b NS' In ,V 'f A fn' w 1 if 2, N3- .a ' 1 - A gf' Z -4- ,f!lLs.x. as 2 ,Af- Y . - Y vQ,,., . 'N-. t 9 Qin' ' t uv' K ' 1 Y . - . ' Mlm Kwxi- o V' . 5 M W W, ff 5: , 5 gjafffl Q17 12, w 'Jn 'Q SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL ,I 11 if- . Top row Manager Roger Boeker D1ck Putman and Bob Wlng Second row B111 Malas Kelth Grauvogl Drck Behrens and Tony Pullara First row Ralph Holder Ralph Mttchell John Colletu B111 Olson and Ken Grauvogl SEASON S RECORD W 6 L 11 B1g Exght W 4 L 10 5th rn Brg Eight We Beat West T onxght ,., . ,. , , , .,. N HOCKEY 1957-58 1 X Top row: J, Fiscus, T. Kepler, N, Jordan, B, Brantmeyer, M. Norsetter, Second row: L. Wahlin, B, Jordan, D. Gervasi, I. Streiff, B. Gibson. First row: N. Hanachewtzi, D. Buglass, R, Gulrud, D. Kepler, J. Slattery, D, Milward, B. Briggs. OCKEY RECORD Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central 1 5 3 5 G 1 2 6 East West East Merrill East Wausau West West 4 7 fOvertlmeJ 4 1 4 ll 7 2 yi Aprll Apnl Aprxl Aprrl May May May 'Vlay May SPRING SPORTS 1958 SCl'lCdUI2S 5-West relays 18-Wxsconsm Hrgh 25-Middleton 26-Janesville relays 3 Rockford relays 9 Cnty meet 17 Brg Elght meet at Janes vllle 24-Sectlonal meet at Janes vllle 31 State meet at Milwaukee BASEBALL 1Brg Elghtl Apnl 18-East Apnl 19 at Racme Horhck Aprrl 26-Racine Park May May May May May May May May May Aprll Apnl Aprll Aprll May May May May May May May May May June June Apnl April Aprrl May May May May May May May May May May June 2 West 3 at Beloit 6-at East 10-Janesvrlle 16-at West 17 Kenosha 20 West 23-at Janesville 27 East GOLF 19 Central East West and Wlsconsm High at Beloit 22-WlSc0HSm High 26-Central West East and Wisconsm High at Janes vllle 29 at East 3-Central East West Wis consm Hugh and Beloit at West Slde Park course 6-at West 10 Janesvnlle Invxtatlonal 13-Central East West and 17 Big Eight West m charge 20-at Wisconsin Hugh 23 24-Sectronal at Blackhawk 27 East 30 3l4tate meet 3-Cnty meet at West Sade Park 7-Cnty meet flnals at Black hawk TENNIS 16-Stoughton 26-Central mast Janesville at West 29-at East 1 at West 3 at Racme Park 6-Wlsconsm Hugh 8-East 9-Janesville 13 West 15-at Wisconsm I-hgh 20 21-Cnty Meet BASEBALL - 1958 Chuck Muehlemann Murray Ison Dtck Rlddle Ketth Grauvogl John Gervast Dean Langholff B111 Malas Ed Allen Jerry R1dd1e Nxck Ftore B111 Olson Dtck M11ward John Co11ett1 Pete Lomello Dave Lomello B111 Dyhr Ken Grauvogl B111 Hoppe Jack Lynch M1ke Arnold fnot ptctured Ray Kelhher, Ron Nxnneman, Myron Isonj As thxs book goes to press, Central s spnng sports are off to a good start no 24-,Big Eight meet at Janes team havmg lost a game or match as yet The baseball team beat East, 19 4 vnlle and defeated Racme Horhck on a road tnp, 12 8 31-Sectxonal Meet 6 7-State Meet 1 ' - J anesville at Nakoma' o a - I . - ' TRACK 1958 Rear: P. Wollner, N. Hanuchewizi, J. John- son, J. Hannifan, B. Jordan, J. Marble, T. Buglass, D. Milward. Second row: E. Con- nery, R. Ewers, N. Jordan, B. Whipple, B. Hoppe, B. Dyhr, J. Colletti. Front: J. Green, T. Connery, J. Guenther, V. Ger- vasi, B. Lorenz, T. Pullara, G. Seymour, Not pictured. O. Boebel, J, Apinis, S. Lon- iello, W. Fredrick, J. Ulrich, N. Fiore. First, a tribute to Centra1's track coach, Mr. Harold Rooney, the 'Cinder ella man of local lu school track circles, who has produced well-trained scoring competitors from the Big Eight s smallest school. We pay second tribute to a good sophomore class which has bolstered all spring sports this 58 season, A Rooney Rocket, , , '41!f3 : 'W?9Q9 A star is born 'Launching pad Count down' Into orbit f Remember, Pete, you've got to get outa this world Like this? No, like this Result A flying saucer ,mf .15 f E 3 my 4 1 fs gg ,MW V . i Q pf if . x 5 . K N, f 5? 'Q ' 'WEA ' f. 5W' , . , W, R + 4 in G Hx ,V 1 1 J WA Qw 4 . my n i 1 x Q L N, R-Y A 3 K 1 F 'K N z -fix ' ff , ' N, jen' H , , ' 1 3 -'gt 2 1 A., djs fffl My , ,W L I 5 ' , 4 K 9,5 3 It , l, , Y 'Y gffkggm f lk K x ' ck iraqi ' ff: Efxw U ' p M A fr., 1 Tug ,af , U I wiki, 4 di? . K ' ' Fw x' . I Y T - ' Q .liifh A w -W V r V .vw i A . . K, KAQE L M , -JS? ,gg , ., 'N wg ,wi f, Lyn 5T'JN,mt.f 5 f , ,, K 1 + N W 8 5 3 L4 ,V Q, fe w,,,.w. . , Y f ix: 3 K W 'fn -sg.. A 'F 1 Q f:f -fwgl 31 ,. ui f , 1 ,., : Q- f49i',Hy 4l4 . . I ici' . ' V 'l . 4' 'E , , . X, Q., 9 Y b H 'W ' -iq vm ,,. . v an 8 5 5 ' 45 Q t T. 1, y VI V JN ,fill ll 'mv L Y X 1 , J' X P1 1. ' -quasa- g , M '. -xa ' L 5 .. ' . Q U4 'Cf ss- '.- K K r' ' , .QQ 1 , .' A Q TENNIS Ifff Back row: R. Mitchell, J. Evachenko. I. Reece, B. Steele. Front row: B. Johnson, G. Storlid, T, Schmaus, P. Patau, B. Hartman, Coach Matoba has a veteran squad with two promising sophomores, Ralph Mitchell and Bernie Hart- man, The veterans, who went into the State finals last year, are Terry Schmaus and John Evachenko, singles, and Schmaus and Bill Steele in the doubles. This promises to be a good season for the racket squad. In golf, Coach Wendt finally found the missing links, and the squad will use the new West Side Municipal Course as their home base. Most promising players to date are Jerry Norsman and John Weier. f-.-.. GOLF Back row: T. Weier, P, Fedele, E. Garvoille, D. Olson, J. Rusch, T. 5 Kepler. Second row: K. Newberry, R, Irvine, J, weier, J, sueiff, B. HQ, Gibson. I. Norsman. Front row: I. Feldt, T. Kempfer, R, Kozak, D. Kepler, Hi, pam xl: ,lk- Q ROGER KOPP 'MA Kneeling: Roger Kopp, Bill Frederick, Jerry Ulrich, Dale Martinson, Bill Lorenz, and Tom QRVAL QUAMME Connery. Second row: Dan Shea, Bob Whipple, Levi Harden, Neil Best, and Phil Clementi. Third row: Ed Scherer, Rudy Ewers, and Stu Shapiro. WRESTLING '57 - '58 Coach Barosko's grapplers finished the season with a 2-'7 record, the City Champs, and two qualifier's in rhe State Meet. Orval Quamme won the City title, was the Sectional Champion at Janesville, and represented Central in the State Meetg Roger Kopp was both City and Big-Eight Champion, and qualified for the State. Jerry Ulrich was a consistent winner all year, unfortunately, he suffered a knee dislocation a few days before the City Meet and the injury hurt his championship hopes in all the group meets. 1 --u....,1.,..,rv Qt-'po-ygfq-rua, ,....pu-ff iw. ,sl l I -v U Q vi' , 'Z Jumon men l z ' mi 6Hf 1 ,QQPX I i, X x iw - .- ,Q il Qi? ' In 'W- . K ry .V5 'J4' Q 'fiagwahg , 4 ha.: ' X' 1 1 Rn 5 XQMNIQQ' 9 f,,,., sk ivy 3 ' 1 ' -Q 'uf C VIDA V SMITH Prmclpal JUNIOR HIGH ADMINISTRATION Jun lor I-hgh School I o 40.0 O 0 MRS HELEN KIRKPATRICK Lxbrarlan R W HAUGAN Guldance Dxrector Not Pxctured MRS ARDITH MORBEN Secretary HOME ROOM 203 114'-f RUTH BARTHOLOMEW Top row: D. Coffey, R. Coghlan, M. Caruso, R. Bross, C. Carlson, A. Bennett, G. Andruss. Third row: L. Clark, J. Christiansen, E. Bennett, J. Ashley, E. Abbott, R. Clifcom. Second row: F. Bingham, J. Buchanan, G. Boles, C. Bystol, B. Braxton, S. Boode, R. Apinis, First row: I. Blankenheirn, M. Caliva, S. Bogart, L. Bakken, T. Cardarella. Top row: R. Crapp, F. Debelak, R. Crabtree, J., Engelhart, R, Dintemann, G. Dushack, J. Deneen. Third row: C.Degen- hardt, J. Corbett, L, Donath, C, DiMartino, M. Dillabough, D. Dryden. Second row: L. Cuccia, J. Copus, S. Dunbar, HOME ROOM 204 K. Dybdal, M. Cuccia, K. Elven, S. Ducharme. First row: MRS. CAROL PETERSON M. Ellestad, G. Endres, M. Engelberger. J. Davies, S. Edge, V. Cramer, P. Donner. HOME ROOM 206 Top row: C. Gohre, R. Hauge, D. Fruth, R. Femrite, I. Fred- erick, J. Feeney, I. Frank, R. Erickson, R. Hann, E. Ferren. Third row: J. Herrick, L. Gladem, A. Goad, S. Harris, B. Gill. A. Fiscus, K. Gately, L. Hammond. Second row: T. Hauge, R. Gunderson, M. Gulrud, B. Henes, J. Grignano, S. Garlick, D. Galloway, J. Fitzglbbon, D. Harris. Front row: A. Germann, S. Haywood, G. Hackett, K. Haessig, J. Ger- vasi, C. Hannah. MRS. VIVIAN CONLEY HOME ROOM 213 HOMER WINGER Top row: P, Macaluso, M. Julian, R, Judd, P. Maiden, B. Mayer, D. Jolivette, R. Hubbard, M. Mannering, R. Ketner, J. Malas. Third row: M. Irvine, F. Johnson, M. Johnson, B. Lloyd, S. Huber, M. Horsfall, S. Jacobson, L, Kendall, K. Kilgore. Second row: B. Hilgers, E. Hill, L. Houldsworth, M. Kissaine, S. Levake, C. Lannon, C. Hovey, M. Kenison, K. Larson. Front row: C. Kittleson, M. Kraskey. I. London, T. Lewis, P. Kneebone, S. Kamin. HOME ROOM 221 Top row: W. Patchln, P. Oscar, A. Oglum, I. Parnell, D O'Conne1l, R. Ogden, R. Miller. Third row: R. Newton, I Olson, F. Muehlmann, I. Novick, A. Parmentler, A Meyer I. Oswalt, C. Nelson, P. Pahrneier, Second row: S Mc LUCY KRCHMA Grath, C. Musolf, T. Pankow, S. Niehus, N. Narum S Noble, S. McCord, K. Nelson. First row: I. Oesleby I Moore, K. McGarrity, M. M. Palmer, E. Mitchell, R O'Leary, A. Melville, P. Morrick, S. Mlnter. Top row: M. Snell, P. Phaneuf, M. Snell, T. Scalissi, C. Reuter, G, Schulz, S. Sabroff, R. Rasmussen. Third row: M. Rohr, C. Smithson, J. Smail, J. Scudera, D. Smedegard, I. Sielehr, D. Pierce, I. Peterson. Second row: M. Rubln, E. Slaback, S. Schmeling, P. Rudd. I. Rynes, K. Powers, P. ELSIE KIND Patterson, J. Schwichtenberg. Front row: B. Ross, J. Raether. S. Philips, A. Schiro, K. Peschel, C. Rane, D. Sielehr, J. Puccio. HOME ROOM 223 HOME ROOM 231 Top row J Tralno P Zilley R Stoffels B Sweet, R Theel, J Wrtz H Volden. Third row-J Worden, K Suter W. Yaskel, C. Vinje, S. Wallace, J. Wood, R. Sprague. Second row: L. Wein, M. Swanson, C. Yancey. I. Will, M. Sneet, F. Sperry, M. Vitense, J. Tucker. First row: I. Tau- tillo, S. Sornson, D. Uphoff. I. Voss, S. Vant. MRS . ESTHER CARSWELL HOME ROOM 102 1 , ,r HARRIET CROSSMAN f I Top row: T. Buglass, M. Figler, K. Degenhardt, E. Coburn, R. Aeschlimann, D. Buck, M. Cook, R. Ferren, Third row: J, Eastman, K. Bradley, J. Brashi, C. Cuccia, M. DuBois, L. Buskager, J. Craig. Second row: B. Delaney, S. Elleson, D. Breedlove, B. Eberline, L. Cuccia, M. Dillabough, D. Anderson. First row: S. Erickson, M. Crotsenberg, J. Badano T. Allred, R.F.stervig, T. Dyhr, B. Ayres, G. Anundson. HOME ROOM 103 ROBERT RIESER Top row: J. Francis, D. Hill, B. Hall, D. Kelliher, D. Green G. Hooker, E. Johnson, T, Hartfelder, Mr. Rieser. Third row: T. Jones, P. Jorstad, M. Keener, C. Jewell, P. Jacob- son, K. Herzog, R. Heath, T. Gunderson. Second row: J. Godding, L. Larson, G. Ketterer, J. Hansen, G. Housel, C. Johnston, L. Kailin, F. Furrer. Front row: D. Klassey, M. Langham, P. Karabis, N. Karabis, A, Hansen, R. Goodrich, I. Gerber. Absent: H. Holmes, D. Gladem, R. Johnson, J, Krause. HOME ROOM 106 Top row: Mr. Argue, S. Noles, L. Matuszeske, L. Pierce, W. Lewis, W. MUFPHYQ D. Morschauser, M. London, W. Lee. J Third row: K. Mccormelt, D, Miner, s. Perkins, J. Olson, H. I 5? ,, O'l.eary, J, Murphy, H, Mattie, J, Namio, V. Lewis. Second t row: W. Morschauser, D. Pharo, B. Mitchell, M. McGrath, J. Paris, V. Nelson, B. Launder. Front row: J. Moling, J. McDermott, C. Loos, C. Meyer, S. McMahon. Absent: T. Mc Sherry, K. Philipps . ALLA N ARGUE Top row: I. Stalder, G. Russell, R. Sauk, I. Seeley, M, Stormer. I. Piper. Thlrd row: C. Stelnhofer, D. Shapiro, P. Shallat, B. Storm, T . Shultz, S. Schiefelbeln, G. Sheldon. Second row: S. Smlth, N. Shields, M, Sohrweide, M. Put- HOME ROOM 201 nam, W, Schieg, G. Schnack. J. Ruland. First row: R, Smith, SAMUEL BOROSKO B. Rohde, D, Randall, T. Smith, R. Schmitz, G. Sperry, I. Shapiro. HOME ROOM 202 p - 1 LM.. 2 MARGU ERITE WOI TA e ,af I Top row: R. Wilcox, C. Taylor, T. Taylor, R, Whipple, R. Veloff, K. Vodak, J. Wylie, A. Vines. Third row: H. White, T. Teasdale, G. Tralno, R. Triggs, R, Wheeler, D. West- bury, N. Thayer, R. Wagner. Second row: J. Wold, C. Yancey B. Utter, V. Warnes, L. Wrend, B. Swance, D.Westbury. First row: L. Swanson, M. Whiting, D, Wagner, P. Yackley, J.Waggoner. HOME ROOM H3 MRS. DOROTHY KRENZ Top row: B. Conners, S. Black, R. Anderson, I. Cox, C. Cer- niglia, G. Cobum, J. Cleary, R. Brewer, L. Briggs. Second row: I. Crockett, C. Chapman, R. Betts, F. Cuccia, R. Car- nlne, M. Deadman, D. Bloodgood, T. Arnold, N. Crary. Front row: R. Delaney, J. Currie, F. Degenhardt, W. Crane, P, Cuccia, D. Crotsenberg, I. Bender, K. Blandino. I. Cross- man, Mrs. Krenz. Absent: R. Buskager, HOME ROOM 1 17 Top row: L. Geiger, G. Hierlmeier, D. Holtz, J. Gallway, D. Grant, M. Dunlap, S. Henthorne. Second row: M. Feeney, P. Holmes, M. Hotlen, D. Gilbert, R. Harris, G. Gavin, I. Gedko. Third row: J. Franklin, D. Dotzel, B. Harms, G. Gervasi, W. Harlan, H. Hansen, Mrs. Meanwell. Front row: L. Haring, M. Dungan, G. Houldsworth, B. Gohre, S. Gust, J. Hanson, P. Gladem, MRS. JEAN MEANWELL Top row: J. Miller, J. Houston, C. Kite, P. Mohrmann, J. Kinder, J. Kane, C. List. Third row: S. Lemberger, A. Mass- hardt, J. Larson, V. Meyer, G, Mork, T. Hunt, T. Morrick. Second row: J. Johnson, J. Johnson, R. Johnson, S. Meddings, HOME ROOM J, Miller, N. Miller, M. Malm. First row: I. Jones, W. Med- MR. KISHIO MATOBA ding, D. Mobry, O. Karan, R. Miller, B. Johnson. -ts '- HOME ROOM 123 MRS, FABIA LANDINI Top row: Mrs. Landini, G. Myers, N. Niehus, P. Sanders, D. Schnack, J. Puccio, D. Patterson, G. Pernot, J. Patau. Third row: G. Rogers, D. Piper, K. Puccio, D. Reed, T. Soules, C. Poster, D. Rortvedt, T. Rounds, R. Scheu, B. Sarbacker. Sec- ond row: E. Neely, J. Olson, D. Nason, T. Plante, T. Olson, W. Olson. J. Sanders. First row: S. Patterson, D. Pharo, W. Noll, A. Smith, N. Rollins, D. Smedegard, C. Shaw. HOME ROOM 125 MRS. DONNA JACKSON Top row: T J, Wheeler, B. Younger, G. Weltzel Whipple, I. Woodworth, L. Wakefield, A. Vance, G. Strand D. Unangst, T. Wing, E. Stormer. Second row: D. Wallace, K. Tetzlaff, I. Voss, T. Taylor, I. Vallem, S. Woods, J. Voll. First row: C. Sundby, A. Utter, R. Valenza, J. Sfvitzky, R. Young, D. Weitzel. A f T, 1 I L P mv. Top row: M. Bradley, L. Lutz, K. Vant, C. Baumbach, B. +P y rf If T , N Al P Franklin, E. Treinen, V. Andrewjeski, B. Reamer. Front row: S. Lannon, K. Strommen, I. Dambekaln, N. Williams, E. Mabis, N. Maynard, L. Harrington. Absent: R. Rockwell, M. Kundert, M. St. Dennis, S. Johnson. MRS. HELEN FREDRICKSON -. Top row: A. Lutz, F. White, T. Kropp, B. Hartman. C. Heath. J. Puccio. Second row: I. Reamer, I. May, T. Car- penter, R. Annen, D. Ramsey. First row: G. Phippen, L. Vimig, D. Wilfong, R. Clark, J. Baukin, L. Caravello. Absent: C. Jones, and A. Dilorenzo. L....Ai HOME ROOM 120 GEORGE STOCKTON SNA PS ...Q 4 We 're winning Half-time Strategy Practice makes perfect. , J STUDENT COUNCIL Back row: J. Voss, P. Donner, A. Germann, T, Lewis, R. Morschauser, Mrs. Krenz. Second row: M. Vodak, C. Hannan, S. Schrneling, J. Blankenheim, C. Jewell, N. Thayer. First row: C. Shaw, B. Johnson, K. Bradley, S. Henthorne, B. Ross. CHEER LEADERS 41 OFFICERS President -....- NANCY NARUM Vice President ----- JEANNE VOSS Treasurer ----- FRANCES CUCCIA Secretary - - - - - - JANE SHAPIRO Top row: P. Mohrmann, R. Harris, M. Kennison, J. Namio, J. Vallem. Sec- ond row: J. Voss, S. Vant, T, Taylor, J. Crockett. First row: P. Donner, S. Edge, E. Mitchell, H. Mattie, C. Chapman. CLUBS ELECTRICIANS MR, RIESER, Advisor MIRROR STAFF MISS KRCHMA, Advisor DRAMATICS CLUB Mas. JACKSON, Advisor PEP COMMITTEE MRS. JACKSON, Advisor WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE Jimmy - - - -TERRY HUNT Bob - - - - MELVIN IULIAN Hildegarde SHARILYN HUBER Sally - - - - - TRUDY TAYLOR Mother - - JEANNE STADLER Ellie-May MARY SWANSON Jill ---- - - JUDY JONES Paige - - - - JOY BADANO Freddie Shermer - SEAN MCGRATH Father - - - - STEVE NOLES Mrs. Shermer - - - ANGELA FISCUS Mr. Shermer - - - - DAN MILLER Directed by MRS. DONNA JACKSON I ll J 'f f 1 , A p 'Il 5' J ' 1 5 ,N -6 -I ,J I E' yu, J -K lf. Carl Reuter, John Worden, Jon Novick, Ronald Judd, David Kelliher, John Christiansen, Joseph Puccio, Tom Teasdale. TRIPLE TRIO DOUBLE QUARTET 'Nw MISS MCCORMICK Director Nancy Narurn Sandra Noble Kay Blandino Donna Wallace Sue Bogart Pat Merrick Not pictured: H. O'Leary B. Utter L. Houldsworth Ex DM PHASE SERV' l xii Qw llllllllllI f I N Q Say Cheese 'QW' lzzi Q., Q.. N W gm' diff gf' Mk, revs .fi A 4 K, l gggi 4 gig? 1 If 1' .: L 43 3 H A ' vie' . e I . ,H 1, K V ' , x ' i M l k 5 'W 4'Y'KK'?'M M.. ,Ae. W W ,V D ei t J ' fi . 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JUNIOR HIGH BAND JoAnn McDermott, Judy Roland, Nancy Niehus, Judy Davies, Sharon Vant, Rosemary Schmitz, Jean Stolder, Jim Craig, Harriet Holmes, Jean Olson, Janice Paris, Phil Shal- lat, Susan Smith, I.aRhee Wrend, Richard Crabtree, Chuck Hannon, Shirley Niehus, Arlene Parmentier, Mary Rubis, Barry Sweet, John Worden, Carla DiMartino, Rasrna Apinis, Kay Bradley, Diane Romball, George Sheldon, Fred Debelak, Jan Kinder, Bonnie Eberline, Bob Hann, Janet Eastman, Dave Pharo, Steve Noles, John Woll, James Dileen, Annette Germonn, Jim Herrick, Ray Kettner, Jon Novick, Jay Godding, Joe Rynes, Leo Clark, Bob Theel, George Ketterer, Mike DuBois, Bill Murphy, Dan Shapiro, John Christianson, Randy Erickson, Joe Scudera, Clayton Vinge, Tom Dyhr, Joe Houston, Dave Reed, Bill Lee, Chuck Cuccia, Ron Dintemann, Joe Gervasi, Karen Peschel, Rod- ney Hubbard, Dave Kelliher. 1 Ai --.Q lun- 'Hal' The striking aerial view that we have used on our end sheets was taken by the' Calberne Studio of DuPere, Wisconsin. The copy we used was given to us through the courtesy of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. We also wish to thank Nanette Ritter and John Riley of the Manchester Photo Studio, Monte McCormick of the wisconsin State Journal, Lew Comelius of the Capital Times, Mr, Marsh, Mr. Floyd Briese, Mr, Matoba, Miss Smith, and the many others who have aided us or cooperated with us this year. Compliments of BANCROFT - PROM Amrzmcxs nAmvr.ANn f FIRST FEDERAL SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Founded 1889 JOHN W. HALEY, Secretary 124 State St. ALpine 6-8311 Current Rate on Savings 3 1f2'Z, EVANS RADIO AND TELEVISION Sales and Service Portable Phonographs and Radios 720-724 University Ave. AL 5-7294 Best Wishes From the CHCDLES FLORAL CO. , INC. Two Locations Univer sity Park at and Hotel Par k Building Congratulations Senior s THE KW wie C0mP1imentS Of Compliments of EGGIMAN N MOTOR at EQUIPMENT SALES BOB COOK 834 South Park BAI-'FOUR 'QZM95 Amerlca s Favorlte Corn Ch1p Cornphrnents of egvfos f QfmM,QM D1str1butors of Complete K1ndS of Snack Products Mam Off1ce Mad1son Branch Monroe W1scons1n 2.049 Atwood Avenue OF f E SLU! . El a ' , f2M4fgf5 SHELL SERVIC E Personalized Auto Service Pick Up and Delivery 7 1146 341 State Street at Gorham Qfzme! Compliments of f Zak fky State at Johnson Greetings and Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 COMIVIERCIAL STATE BANK 102 State Street at the Square Congratulations to the Graduates of 1958 VVISCZCDNSI N TELEPHONE COMPANY 122 West Main Street DIBBIE SAYS X X ' THE HI FI CORNE Is Madison s Home of High F1del1ty 401 State Street AL 6 0267 Look Sharp Rent Your Tux From ED BO' ew? 520 State Street Madison 3 WISCODSID ALp1ne 6 5401 02 Congratulations Central High School Graduates fd U 1 '16 als! M C, 5-'EI M ffmw W X' Accounting Business Administr ation Court and Conference Reporting Secr etar 1al Medical Secretarial Bookkeeping Stenographic Hundreds of Central High School Graduates Have Attended Madison Business College and Have Achieved Excellent Business Positions MADISON BUSINESS COLLEGE 102 Years of Teaching Better Bus Practices 215 W Washington Ave Madison W1scons1n lI1eSS --' -I 'ff - ,sf will 4 wig R B ,gxfif QQ I ' Q I 5 p ' U Il H ji ilk -' i VL- Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 202 State Street Mad1son W1scons1n Serving - Madison W1th the F1nest 1n Drug Products Smce 1912 REXALL DRUG STORES ,5 ff mmllllllllktl um 'S I' 7 MADISON MUSICIAN S ASSOCIATION Muslc for Every Occas1on Dance Concert Band Rec ept1ons and Banquets 302 State Street 6 1352 For Your Spec1al Occaslon Dress Party Graduatlon Formal Prom Queen or Br1da1 See Us at THE BRIDAL. SHOP 525 State Street 6 8681 - 1 3 E KX, K, -,f?1 'sg' WN' S 2 1 W5 3' 5. at v 'X' I!! If' S 5: , If f 4 W al I ,, f ' E 3 . . o 7 . I J l , I 11 To a Teen s Taste Our Cleverly Contr1ved FaSh10nS That Capture Your Fancy Maln Floor Downtown Second Floor East S1de 0 TO SUIT id f TA TE C Q Qi! Best W1shes to the Class of 1958 QW ZZMJ Two Stores LJNIVETQSITY CC CD13 5 702 State Street RESTAURANT 314 State Street AL 6 9605 1 32 5 Un1ver Slty Avenue new 5 vous s 9 'f F We men like the feeling of security that goes along with money in the bank, a new car, a prosperous busi- ness, and a new home. My daddy says that someday my dreams will come true if I start planning now. Daddy says too . . . banking is such a pleasure at the Bank of Madison. He likes their bank-by-mail service, walk-up windows, drive-in banking, and that new parking lot adjacent to the building. Dad and I, we're bud- dies, we both bank there--it's the fastest growing bank in Madison. Member Insurance Corporation Em Federal Deposit One West Main 1 9 'X-K' ,Xe xii? ' Y' 'wi' Newest Fashion in Sportswear by Ernstengel Square at State Good Merchandise Courteous Service You Always Do Better at gjwzim Madison , Wisconsin if 5 p7 'f l'lZ!l I Wh o IB 41 DOCTQR PHoroGRAPHI5R hen you thunk about It the family photographer falls somewhere In the family doctor lawyer classlflcatlon The photographer luke the doctor and lawyer IS called upon when major events In your Ilfe occur With a flne studlo portrait you can rellve In later years the happiness of the engagement the wedding the arrival of children A photograph IS part of forever and our studlo takes this responslblllty seriously :leWe are proud to be the photographer chosen to photograph your gradu ating class We hope that this IS the begmmng of a lifelong relatlonshlp PHoToeRAPH sruolo 3:4 noon QYVY S lVxCIl'lCl'l6Sl'eT, IHC . oovvmowm stores ONLY MADISON 3 WISCONSIN , ,..-.- QNX, ,fx f, ,.,f' X Q --- Z7 Q u x , l g YI 5 N N l ' w. I Iv' I 2 ENV ' . . 9 U5, ' I i QL W I Best Wishes Class of 58 BADGE12 CANDY KITCHEN Smce 1924 Madison s Finest Candy 7 West Main Street On the Squar e the Class of 1958 From THE TYCHOBERAHN STAFF .Tuniors Sophomores 10111 the Triple A Next Year and Be Assured of a Copy of the Tychoberahn QS Cfozwfy H7012 GWIIM gwzlllwf f'?fwf2 Giffiw Cwuffg QD X X :mx M.. 'X I JI XII. Ill., lil Ill Do clothes h1de vous? You can buy many suits that others will comment on favora Less common is the suit that goes unnoticed because you look so good in it that you not the suit are the center of interest Society Brand makes that kind of su1t and well dressed men unfailingly prefer that kind Vasa' 'T , ar Whether It s a Wedding An Anniversary AGraduat1on or a Birthday Rentschler s Guarantees Swift Dellvery Even of Last M.1nute Orders You Pay for the Flowers You Select Plus Telegraph Charges RENTSCHLER'S FLOW ERS 230 State Street 5-5885 Greenhouse - Regent at Highland World Wide Delivery Service PYRAMID MOTOR COMPANY Cadillac Oldsmobile Sales and Service and the Finest Used Cars 1n Town 434W Gilman 6 5406 FIRS T C EN TRAL BEAUTY SALONS Hair Sculpturing - Individual and Distinctive 125 State Street Fir st National Bank Building Room 504 H V t 1 Q . 1 g 4- ss , C .5 .. Q 9 S 'D E -N uv A 5 .gm 'Q E ' H I., 'p I N S 1.17 . 3 F2 :Ill I' N F 'E 'fd I . , . Ts gi -I . Til 2 of ' 'E sc so S E . I Q IQ Congratulations to 'E MY- Q, . . 'N 'X TQ . ' Q .51 . . S! E ' 3 as ' - ' 'f ' X E . . Q . - 1 G3 s s o . . Q . I 9 X Q GC ' ll hi X N S 'S -D sit Q r. I O Q '21 a 4.4 N' ' ' X ' AV D71 2. V . . , . I . , . , 0 9 ' 9 I I LASR M Wada RESTAURANT J 218 state st Best W1shes to the Graduates of 1958 O M NELSON AND SON Jeweler and S1lversm1ths Our 76th Year In Mad1SOn It S Smart Apparel or Men and Boys On the Cap1tOl Square Insured 3 1 Z 0 Assured It s Fun to Save the Insured Anchor Way Where 3 1 ZZ Current D1v1dends Really Pay Save and Have Anchor Your Savlngs ANCHCQ SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC Z S Carroll St Mad1son WISCOHSIH AL. C STEINHAUER Presldent Best W1SheS the Class of 58 mi'-Hmm Jmmmfllwf Qwwwjf GSW., X X I - ' v QE 3 Q 7x Q l f f Z1 N. 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