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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1960 volume:

x.� CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL MADISON, WISCONSIN Central ’60 Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Sports A ctivities Junior High Central's annual Homecoming show usually produces some ingenious floats. and this year was no exception. It took a great ♦leal of work and stacks of crepe paper to put them together; hut everyone agreed that the effort was well sjkmiI when the marvelous creations were proudly displayed before the crowd. 6 Apparently becoming an annual affair, the Christmas party was held again in the boy's gym. As the expression says, it was bigger and better than ever. With Mr. Brown leading the singing, ami with Santa Claus paying a surprise visit, everyone had a very merry Christinas. 7 The support of our athletic teams this year demonstrated the tremendous spirit of the student body. t least one busload of students was present at almost ever) out-of-town football and basketball game. The football team responded with a totull) unexpected tie for third place in the Big Right, and the basketball team provided many thrills in an unusual number of close games. Pep auds presented witty material effectively, and the halls of Central High were covered with banners and posters put up by the Pep Committee. It has been a spirited school year, and one that has demonstrated our pride in Central. a My A.F.S. Sister bv Kav Beyer Thi� ycur our school, a- well a ray family, i very' fortunate to have with u� an mericun Field Service student. Mi - Flory Mendez. She arrived in Madison 28 from her home, which i- in .V� stn Kica. She i enrolled in Out ml as a senior ami is taking four major subjects. This i not her fir t trip to North America. Two years ago “he represented her country in dan ada at the International Convention for (iirl Guides. Flory was very happy have been chosen a- the foreign exchange student to Madison, even though there are many problems that she knew she would have lo overcome. Her major problem now is Knglish. lthough she ha had four year of it in school, she find it very difficult to understand and speak. She also ftnilH it hard to adapt herself to our climate. In Costa Rica the temperature ranges from 50 75 degree all yrar 'round. She is bulking forward to winter with great anxiety, because -hr has never seen actual snow. This is Flory‘s fir t experience at a Co-educational school. She finds this can he distracting at limes. She attended her first football game when Ontral defeated Monona drove. Although she did not understand the game of football itself, she found it very interevting to watch the actions of the -peclators. She thinks our class room procedure is ex-cel lent because in the high school of Costa Rica the student do not participate in class discussions. Flory i- hoping to bring to us an understanding of her country, its pc- pie. its customs it- beliefs, and it ideals. In turn. I hope that we all can help her gain an understanding of the Coiled Stales o that she will he able to pa this understanding to her friends ami family at home. This article texts reprinted from the Madison Mirror 9 Madison Central has the great good fortune to he connected with the Madison Vocational and Adult School. Facilities of this building are made available to our student?- through the commercial, trades, and general courses offered here; and pupils an able to learn many skills which they may nut to use after leaving school. Thus, the school presents a rounded program to its student body, and the ents have an opportunity to receive training in v fields of interest. 10 Fur the past three years Central has offered an advanced program fur math and English students. It i an attempt tu make the curriculum fit the ability of the students. For those who satisfactorily complete these courses, an opportunity to pain college credit is offered. By passing a test in either subject a student may pain a few credits, or he allowed to skip some college courses. However, this is not the main function of the program. It offers a challenge to the students by presenting material which fits their abilities, and which better prepares them for college. n 12 The greatest good that an educational institution ran contribute to its student body is to help each member to discover himself, and then to help him develop and sharpen those talents in which he has confidence. It may take several yeais to discover those talents which at first may he almost hidden. In developing these talents he will undoubtedly discover new ones. In this way he comes closer to discovering himself. MR. EARL D. BROWN Princiftal 13 MR. WILLIAM MARSH MISS NINA FREDRICKSON MRS BETTY ATKINS Latin • English LUCILLE REID French • Spanish English |AjU ELIZABETH RITZMANN English MRB. GERALDINE SINCLCAR English ■ SoriaI Studies RICHARD ICHURMAN English ALLAN ARGUE Science • Math ROBERT PARR Mfllh MISSING IS MRS ELIZABETH PERKINS Science ROLAND SPRECHER Science BEDA MACKIN DONALD WENDT Sot ial Studies SoriaI Studies ALFRED COLUCCI Social Studies ELIZABETH EI8ENM AN Social Studies ■ Freni h VICTOR LANNING Social Studies - Math FRANCK MRS IDA BORDERS MRS Home Economics LUELLA COLLINS Commercial MRS ELLEN MEISTER Home Economics ANN JUNGINGER Commercial HAROLD POLLOCK Commercial • Drivers’ Erl. JANE ROBERTS Home Economics ROBERT HARRIS Physical Education HAROLD POLLOCK Commercial ■ Physical Education HAROLD ROONEY Physical Education NOREEN SMITH Physical Education MRS JOANN WALKER Physical Education 19 MRS DELORES KUNTZ MRS. CORA POOELL MRS MARYANN KRAAK Office Office Office 23 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS RICHARD LEN2ER President BONNIE ESTERVIG Secretary-T rrusttrrr GRADUATION DATE: JUNE 17, 1960 Class Motto: Today toe folio to; tomorrow we lead. 24 Class Colors: MiAt green and white. EDWARD ALLEN Vice-President SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS ALLAN ARGUE MRS. LUELLA COLLINS NOT PICTURED ANN JUNGINGER MARGUERITE HASSE HAROLD POLLOCK ALFRED COLUCCI EDWARD ALLEN Football 1012. Baseball 10-12. W Hub. Mirror. Student Council. Jr. Qim Comm., Senior Claw Vice-President, Ring Comm., Spanish Club CASSANDRA ANUNDSON Rand. Girl Club, Honor Study Monitor. Choir, 1-atin Club. Jr. Class Comm.. Ring Comm.. Variety Show MICHAEL ARNOLD Football Mgr. 10-11, Raskethall Mgr. 10-11. Baseball Mgr. 10. Coif Club. Tennis, Four take Basketball. F.T.A., Spanish Club, Variety Shot . Band. Homeroom Officer. Jr. Class Comm.. Orchestra. M ('lub LARRY AUSSE Field and Stream HOWARD BAMBROI CH Cross Country 10-11, Wrestling 11-12, M Club. Usher , Field and Stream STEVEN BARTHOLOMEW Fitoihall 10-11. Track 10-12. Field and Stream KAREN BAUMAN Hospitality, Usherette , C.C.Clinic. Costume Club RICHARD BERENS Basketball 10-12, Track 11, Cross Country 10. Football 12. Jr. Class Vice-President, Field and Stream NEIL BEST Wrestling 10, Field and Stream KAY BEYER Honor Study Monitor, tatin Club. Office Monitor. Girls Club President. Homeroom Officer, Jr. Class Comm.. Mirror, Rand. Choir. Orchestra, Ice Cream Counter. Candy Counter, Annual. Dramatic . Club, Homecoming Court, “The Fortune Teller , Social Committee, Variety Show, Mousetrap JACK BI.ANKENHE1M Golf 11-12. Hockey 12. Field and Stream JENNIE BI.ODAU Spanish Club. Hospitality. Orchestra. Student Council. Mirror, Library Monitor. Jr. Class Comm.. Book Exchange, tannedicut Yankee , F.T.A., Office Monitor, Variety Show OR IN BOEBEL Basketball 10. Four Lake Basktehall 1112. Track 10. Coif 1112, Latin Club. Field and Stream ROOF.R BOEKER Basketball Mgr. 10-12, Four Lake Football 12, Tennis 10-12, All-Central Comm.. Pep Gimm., Chairman. Latin Club. A Connecticut Yankee”, Student Council THOMAS BOWES Spanish Club. Field and Stream JEANETTE BRAXTON Hospitality, Mirror, Bowling, Spani-b Club', Student Council, Senior Class Comm. BRIAN BRIGGS Hockey 1012. Electrician . Spanish Club. Jr. Class Comm., Field and Stream. M Club DAVID BUGLASS Football 10-12. Hockey 10-12, Track 10-12. M Club, Spani h Club NANCY CIIESEBRO • Entered 12) Girls Club. Senior Class Conun. k NN CURISCO • Entered 12) Girls Club. Lost and Found PHILLIP CLEMENT! Wrestling 10-12. Trark 10. French Club. M Club, Field and Stream irniTH C.OAKLEY Hospitality. Rowling. Girl Club JOHN COI.LF.TTI Football 10-12. Basketball 10-12. Tra.k 10-12. Ba eball 10. Band. M Club. Choir THOMAS CONNERY Football 10-12. Wrestling 10-12. Tra.k 10-11. M Club. Spanish Club. Ring Comm, Field and Stream. Tn phv Comm., Student Council EDWARD CORCORAN (Entered 11) Football 12. Basketball 11-12, Baseball 11-12, Choir. Double Qiurirl DICK CROTSF.NBERC Football Mgr. I M2. M Club CAROI.YN C17CCIA A ariety Show. “H.MA Pinafore . Finance Comm., Wavs and Mean . Candy Counter, Rook Exchange, Jr. Clara Comm., The Mousetrap . Dramatics Club, Choir, Triple Trio. C.C.Clinic. “A Connecticut Yankee , lee Cream Counter JOHN CUCCIA Football 12. Basketball 12. F.T.A.. Field and Stream LEON DAHL lloekev 11-12. Track 11. Four I.ake« Football 11. “Cheaper By The Dozen , Band, F.T.A.. Variety Show, Orchestra JANICE DENEEN French Club. Band. Girls Club. I .her-riles. Hospitality. Candy Counter, Lost and Found. Costume Club BRUCE DIETRICH , , Football 10-12. Track 1012. Four Lake. Basketball 10. Choir 10-12. F.T.A.. Field ami Stream, M Club JL'DIE Dl MARTINO Costume (Mub. Hospitality. Office Muni-tor. Candy Counter, Social Comm., Ice Cream Counter. Mirror, Choir RONALD DOMMERSIIAl SEN Football 11, Hockey 11-12, Field and Stream JACQUELYN DUNSE Hospitality. Lost and Found. Jr. Clara Comm,, ler Cream Counter, Mirror. Candy Counter. Bowling JEANNE ELVERT I ‘heretics. Girl Club. Red Crus. JO ANNE ELVERT Usherettes Girl Club. Ice Cream Coun ter. Office Monitor .a 215 JOHN F.NGLER Basketball 11, Field and Stream GEORGE ENGLISH Field and Stream BONNIE ESTERVIG Band. I-atin Club, Student Council. G.C.-Clinic, Bowling. Jr. Class Comm.. Spanish Club. F.T.A., Tennis Club, Social Comm.. Choir, Annual. Ice Cream Counter. Honor Study Monitor, Variety Show, Senior Class Seoetary NICK FIORE Football 10-12, Basketball 10, Track 10-12. Ravball 10-12, Choir. Jr. Gass Comm., Homeroom Officer PATRICIA FISHER Variety Show, Costume Club, I shrrrttrs. Girls Club, Bowling. Ice Cream Counter DEAN FLEMING Basketball 10-12. Track 10-12, Foot-ball 10. Field and Stream. Ring Comm. THOMAS FR VNCE Field and Stream DONN ESTF.RVIC Office Monitor. Band. I.atin Club. Girls Gub. Spanish Club, Jr. Class Comm., Variety Show. Choir, Candy Counter. F.T.A., Social Comm., Ice Cream G� un-ter. Clothing Drive JOHN FF.I.DT Golf 10-12. Field and Stream. Spanish Club, Senior Gass Comm. BARBARA FREDERICK Usherettes, Girls Club. Mirror, Choir, Variety Show, Clothing Drive. Jr. Clan Comm., Library Monitor BEVERLY FR1EDE Choir, G.A.A., Candy Gmnter. Ice Cream Counter. Variety Show, Tennis. Bowling Club. Hospitality KAREN FRE1TAG Latin Club. Ways and Means. Usherette , Candy Gmnter. Costume Gub. Ice Oram Counter. Office Monitor. Library Monitor, Student Council Secretary 29 JAMES FRYE Football 10. Golf 12. Field and Stream RICHARD CF.NSKI Field and Stream JOSEPH CERMONO Band. Orehr lra. “H.M.S. Pinafore , Student Council, Homecoming Comm., Pep Comm.. Variety Show. 1-alin Club, The Mousetrap , F.T.A.. Dramatic Club, ‘A Connecticut Yankee . “The Fortune Teller JOHN GERVASI Ba.-eball 10-12, Field and Stream MARILYN GRANT Girl Club. Sr. Clas Comm. KATHERINE GRAPSAS Band. Social Comm.. Latin Club. Hospitality. Ring Comm., Homecoming Comm., Jr. CU� Comm., Choir, Annual. Candy Counter, F.T.A., lee Cream Counter. Student Council. Office Monitor. Variety Show, Honor Study Monitor KEITH GRAUVOGL Football 10-12. Raseball 10-12, Basket ball 10, Field and Stream KENNETH GRAUVOGL Baseball 10-12. Basketball 10-12. Football 10-12. M Club. AAA Monitor, Homeroom Officer, Choir, Field and Stream. Jr. Clas Comm., Bowling JAMES GREEN Track 10, Wrestling 11-12, Field and Stream. Jr. Class Comm. JERRY HANNIFAN Football 10-12. Wrestling 10-12. Track 10-12. Spanish Club, Field and Stream LORENE HANOLD Variety Show, Band. Spanish Club. Girl Club, Orchestra NICK HANUCIIEWr I Football 10-11, Hockey 10-11. Track 10, Choir, Wrestling 12 I LEVI HARDEN Wrestling 10-11, Four Lake Football 10. Field and Stream. M Club BARBARA HARING Hospitality, Spanish Club. Library Monitor. Jr. Class Comm., Book Exchange, The Mousetrap”. Annual DONNA HARMS Girl Gub, Lost and Found. Bowling, Hospitality JOHN HARRIS Hockey 10-12. Field and Stream BERNARD HARTMAN Band. Tennis 10-12. Spanish Club. Mirror, nmial. Ring Comm., Variety Show. Jr. Class Comm.. Homecoming G mm., H.M.S. Pinafore . “The Mouietrap , Orchestra, Student Council. Finance Comm.. A Connecticut Yankee”. Dramatics Club. Electricians Club J A NET HATl.F.BERG Hospitality, Choir, Ice Cream Gmnter BERNETTA HILL C.CGinie, Hospitality, Choir. Candy Counter, Ice Cream Counter JAMES HOFFI.AND • Entered 11) Field and Stream LINDA HOOVERSON Girls Club. French Gub. Student Council. Jr. Class Comm.. Homecoming Comm., Choir, Variety Show, “H.M.S. Pinafore , “Homecoming Court ROSEMARY HORVATH Rand. Cirls Club. Latin Club. Mirror, Homeroom Officer, Red Cross SllSAN HOVEN Cheerleader. Variety Show, G.C.Clinic, Student Council. Homeroom Officer, Ring Comm., Ways and Means, Jr. Class Comm.. Mirror, Choir, Ice Crram Counter, Pep Comm., Hospitality, Homecoming Court, “The Fortune Teller , Golf (Jub. Checrlcading President. Bowling. The Mousetrap RALPH HOLDER Basketball 10. Baseball 10, Four I.ake Basketball 11-12. Field and Stream ARNOLD JENSEN Entered II) Football 1112. Basketball 1112. Tennis 11-12, Jr. Clast Comm. BONNIE JINKINS French Club. Band, Candv Counter. H.M.S. Pinafore , Social Comm.. Way ami Means Choir. Triple Trio. Variety Show, Orche«tra, G.C. Clinic NANCY JOHNSON Band. Lost and Found. S� -Jr. Class Secretary, French Club. H.M.S. Pinafore . arietv Show. Wav and Means. Choir, Homeroom Officer. Student Council. Ice (.ream Counter MARCELLA Hl:BF.R (Entered 11) Bowling Club. Girls Club MYRON ISON Student Council. Homeroom Officer, Football 10, Homecoming Comm., Four lake Basketball. Spanish Club. M Club. Choir 10-12. Variety Show, Jr. Class Comm., Baseball 10-12, Mirror. Double (Juartet JOEL JAFFE • Entered 12) Electricians Club. Baseball 12 ION JOHNSON Wre-tling 10-12, Football 10. Track 10, Tennis 12. H.M.S. Pinafore , Student Council. Choir. Spanish Club. Clothing Drive Comm.. Finance Comm., Social Comm.. Variety Show, Mirror. M Club. Field and Stream ROBERT JOHNSON Band. Electricians Club. Tenni Mgr. 10. Ba krtball Mgr. 11-12. Track Mgr. 11-12. Mirror, M Club, AAA Monitor THOMAS JONF.S Cross Country 10. Football 11. Field and Stream, Choir MARYJOO I � beretie . Girl Club. Bowling JOHN KAISER Field and Stream M. E AR AN I .at in Club. Mirror. Student Council. All-Central Comm.. Jr. Clas Comm.. Student Government Day G mm., Variety Show. National Honor Sicietv 32 JANTES KEMPFER Golf 10. Field and Stream. 1’shers DAVID KEN1S0N French Club. Tenni 12, Golf 12. Field and Stream. Electricians DENNIS KEPLER Cross Country 10, Hockey 10-12, Golf 10-12. Spanish Club, M Club DIANE KILLERLA1N Jr. Class Comm., Girls Club JEROME KINDER Spanish Club. Electricians Club. Homeroom Officer, Jr. Class Comm.. Student Council Vice-President. Choir. Home-comint: Comm., Field and Stream CAROL KING Hospitality. Social Comm.. Spanish Club. “H.M.S. Pinafore . G.CClinic, Jr. Class Comm., Choir. Variety Show, G.A.A. LINDA KNEEBONE Variety Show, Girls Club, Social Comm., Student Council, Choir WILLIAM KOVACS Wrestling 10-12, Electricians, Field and Stream ROBERT KOZAK Golf 10, Jr. Class Comm., Field and Stream BONNIE KRAMER Student Council, All-Central Chairman, Way and Means, Latin Club. Jr. Class Comm., Choir. Annual. Variety Show, Book Exchange. Ring Comm.. 'il.M.S. Pinafore , Library Monitor PATRICIA LaBARRO Pep Comm., Homecoming Chairman, Girls Club, Spanish Club, ‘TLM.S. Pinafore , Student Council. Clothing Drive, Comm.. Choir. Annual, Bowling Club, Jr. Class Comm., Trnnis Club, Variety Show, The Fortune Teller , Triple Trio RICHARD LENZER Band. Pep Comm., “H.M.S. Pinafore , Latin Club. Student Council, Senior Class President. Jr. Class Comm., Electricians 33 WUXI AM LORENZ Football 10-11. Wrestling 1012. Track 10-12. M Club JOHN LYNCH Baseball 10. Field and Stream, Jr. Class Comm. PATRICK McCANN F.T.A., Latin Club. Mirror, lb n«r Study. Monitor ROBERT MARKHAM • Entered 12� Choir. Field and Stream MICHAEL MARKING Field ami Stream DAN ID M AROTZ Rand 10 12. Orchestra 1112 NIKKOL I.ITTEI. Variety Show. G.A.A., Candy Counter, Rowling 1012. Hospitality LARRY LONG El ELD Electricians Club, Field and Stream DAVID LONIELLO Basketball 10-11, Baseball 1012. Track 10. 12. Cross Country II. Field and Stream. Variety Show FREDERICK McGOY (Entered 12) Football 12. Wrestling 12, Field and Stream, SpanNh Club dennis McDowell Field and Stream LYLE MANN Field and Stream STEVE MATT1S0N Jr. Class Comm., Baseball 12. Field and Stream FLOR MENDEZ (Entered 12) A.F.S. Student. Social Spanish Qub. Student Council RUSSELL MEYER Bowlin 1012. Coif 1012. Usher Qub. Orchestra, F.T.A., Football 11, Field and Stream. “A Connecticut Yankee . Chew Club. Tenni 12. Tbe Fortune Teller . Yarirty Show. Mirror RICH RD MILWARD Choir 10 12. Hockey 1012. Baseball 10-12. ‘H.M.S. Pinafore , Red Cros . M Club. Jr. Class Gimm.. Student Council MARILYN MITCHELL Triple Trio. Dramatic Club. Student Council, Pep Comm., Cheerleader, Choir 1012. Latin (dub. H.M.S. Pinafore , Variety Show. Spanish Club. Mirror. library Monitor, Book Exchange Monitor, The Fortune Teller RALPH MITCHELL Football 10. Basketball 10-12. Tenni 10 12. Band. French Club. M Club. a riety Show, Cross Country. Track 11-12, Choir 10-12, Double Quartet JEAN MOHRHAUSER Girl Club. Variety Show. G.A.A., Choir. Bowline JEAN MORRISON Usherettes. Hospitality, Bowling; Lost and Found, Ice Cream Counter JEAN NELSON l.ihrarv Monitor. All-Central Comm.. Spanish Club. French Club. Student Council. F.T.A., Girls Club Cabinet, Mirror. Choir. Honor Roll Grnini. DAVID NORSETTF.R lloekev 10-12, Field and Stream. Jr. Class Comm. JAMES OLSON Choir, Hockey 10-12. Double Quartet WILLIAM OLSON Football 10-12, Basketball 10-12. Base-ball 10-12. Golf, Choir 10-12. Finance Comm. Chairman. Sophomore Class Vice-President. Ijitin Club. F.T.A.. M Club, Student Council. Annual, Mirror. Variety Show THOMAS OTTUM Field and Stream PETER PATAU French Club, Tennis 10-12, National Honor Society. Student Council President. Mirror, Annual. “The Mousetrap , “A Connecticut Yankee”. Pep Comm.. l-alin Cluli, Dramatics Club, Variety Show JUDITH PECK Student Council, Hospitality. Rami. Choir. Honor Study Monitor. Jr. Class Comm. MADELINE PEIXITTERI Homeroom Officer. G.C.dinic. Finance Comm., Jr. Class Comm., Ice Cream Counter, Homecoming Court KIRSTEN PETERSEN All-Central Comm., Library Monitor. Rand. H.M.S. Pinafore”, Spanish Club. “The Mousetrap , Girl Club, Variety Show I ( EI.EANORE RAY Library Monitor. Variety Show, Way? and Means. Hospitality. Choir. Rolling CAROL RIDDLE l' herrtle� . Hospitality, Bottling, I ost and Found. Candy Counter. Ice Cream Counter BARBARA ROHR Usherettes. Ways ami Means, Spanish Club. Jr. C.la s Comm, Ice Cream Conn ter. Bottling, Candy Counter 36 ANTHONY PULLARA Basketball 10. Track 10 12. Band. M Club. Jr. Class Comm., Field and Stream. Four I-akes Basketball 11. Student Council RICHARD PUTNAM Football 10-12. Basketball 10-12. Coif 11-12, M Club. Choir 10-12. Field and Stream. Jr. Class President. Mirror ANITA PIERICK Latin Club. Girls Club. Mirror. “H.M.S. Pinafore . Student Council. Choir. Candy Counter. Library Monitor. Book Exchange Monitor. Dramatics Club. Red Cross. Special Dav and Event Comm. FRANK PRKSTJCIACOMO I Entered II) Track 12. Field ami Stream f DENNIS ROSINK Mirror, Field and Stream HANS ROTH Choir 10-12. Field and Stream HENRIETTA SANDERS Rand 10-12. Girls Club. Gist time Club THEODORE SANSTADT Entered 12t Band, Orchestra RITA SARBACKER Rowling. Lout and Found. Sr. ('.Ism Comm.. Candy Counter THOMAS SC A 1.1.0 N Foothall 10. Field and Stream Vo I M l. SCIIAUR Football 10. Field and Stream Jt'DITH SCIII LTZ Hospitality. Variety Show, Bowling N ANCY SEELEY C.C.Clinic. Student Council. F.T.A., Office Monitor. .Mirror. Social Comm. Chairman, nnual. “A Connecticut Yankee . Spanish Club. I • heretics. Jr. Class Comm.. uriety Show, Candy Counter, Homecoming Court CARY SF.YMOl R Track 10 11. Choir, 10 12. All-Central Comm.. Annual Editor. Student Council. Mirror. Ring Comm.. Homeroom Officer. Jr. Class Comm., Variety Show. “The Fortune Teller , Double (Juartet, Const. Comm. DF.ENA SLAFER Orchestra. Choir. “II.M.S. Pinafore , Spanish Club. F.T.A.. Sicial Comm., C.C.Cliiiie. The Mousetrap . Office Monitor, Triple Trio. Annual. Ice Cream Counter. Dramatics Club EI.I.EN SMITH Choir. 10-12. Student Council. F.T.A., nntial. Mirror. Spanish Club. C.C. Clinic. Triple Trio. Honor Study Monitor. Variety Show, “II.M.S. Pinafore . “The Fortune Teller . Jr. Class Comm.. Rmp Comm.. Office Monitor. Lost and Found. Sicial Comm.. Homecoming Comm.. Clothing Drive Comm., Ways and Means 37 GAYLE SMITH GirU Club, Jr. Gass Comm., Bom line. Tennis GEORGIA SPATARO GirU Club. Variety Show. Choir. Jr. Claw (jinim., Mirror, Ice Cream Counter. Candy Counter. Variety Show, Triple Trio, Homeroom Officer CLARE STEARNS Usherettes, Hospitality. GirU Club. Bowling M ARC.RET STEELE Spanish Club, Bond. Iawl and Found. Jr. CliM Comm.. Ways and Means “The Mousetrap”. Social Comm., G.C.CIinic, Choir GERALDINE STOFFELS Student Council. G.C.CIinic, Hospitality, Costume Club. Jr. Class Comm.. Ice (’ream Counter, Social Comm.. Candy Counter, Book Exchange Monitor, F.T.A.. Mirror, Choir DORIS STRYHN I Entered 121 GirU Club. Bowling Club JEROME STULL Choir 1012. Double Quartet KAREN SWEET Jr Gas Comm.. Sicial Comm.. Variety Show, Way and Mean . Choir. F.T.A., Mirror. Candy Counter. “Thr Fortune Teller”. Ice Cream Counter. Homecoming Court WILLIAM TOMPKINS Ba ketball 10. Soph. Claw President. Football 11-12. Field and Stream. M Club, Student Council MARGARET UTTER Dramatic Club, Latin Club. “Cheaper By The Dozen . “H.M5. Pinafore”, GirU Club. F.T. A.. Student Council. The Mousetrap , Variety Show, “A Connecticut Yankee , Thespian LYNN VICTOR French Club. Ways and Means, Office Monitor, Tcnni . Jr. Cla � Comm.. Mirror. Candy Counter. Clothing Drive JOSEPHINE VITALE Choir 10-12, Pep Comm., Jr. Class Comm.. Girls Club. HALS. Pinafore ROBERT WING Choir 10-12. Football 10. Basketball 10. Student Council. Jr. Cla Comm.. Kidd and Stream. Double Quartet JULIE YACKLEY Hospitality. Bowling JOHN ZERWICK Spanish Club, Tennis 11-12, Field and Stream. Electricians JAMES WEST Choir. Field and Stream. Jr. Class Comm., Double Quartet, Cross Country 12. Homeroom Officer MARY JO WILLIAMS Bowling. G.A.A.. Girl Club. Jr. Cla% Comm.. Variety Show, Choir EDDITH W AKE Rand. French Club. Ring Comm., Lo� l and Found. G.C.CIinic, F.T.A., Jr. Clu � Comm.. Way and Mean . AAA Monitor MARY W ALLACE AAA Monitor. Annual. Mirror. Red Cross. Choir, Library Monitor, Ice Cream Counter, Honor Study Monitor, “The Mousetrap”. Ways and Mean . Costume Club. Special Days and Event Comm.. Jr. Claw Comm. REBECCA WERNER French Club. W ays and Means. Orchestra. Spanish Club. Hospitality. Book Exchange Monitor. F.T.A.. Jr. Cla Comm., Social Comm. I NOT PICTURED Dennis Piper Eugene Owen Janice Holvenstot Marilyn Murphy Don Conner John Barnett 39 BRAINIEST .. . BEST LOOKING . . . MOST ATHLETIC . . . Krn Grauvogl Mary Jo William to 1 BEST ALL-AROUND . . . Val Karari Pal l iiHarr MOST BASHFUL BOY . . . Ed Allen MOST FLIRTATIOUS GIRL . . . Georgia Spataro PEPPIEST . . . Jon Johnson Karen Sweet 41 I I 4 rasma apini an joe ashi air. RETTY HARKE an LINDA HARKEN US 1JNDA BALLWEG «1 JIM HATES 413 DWAYNE HI OEMS � SHARON HIE!. HI JUDY HI AN KEN HE IN HI X HKOSS 413 JACQUELINE BUCHANAN CONNIE HYSTOI. Ti MIKE CA1.IVA « CLASS CHARI.es CAR1.SON Its WIRE CARI SO 3| 1961 mike CASTLE. 413 JOHN CHRISTIANSON M«, srr Jl Of COPUA 413 JOANNE CORBETT 30 1 TOM CORBETT 113 RICHARD CRABTREE :«« VICKIE CRAMER 3 5 I.EO CLARK 3 5 RALPH CLIPCOKN 313 DAN COFFEY 453 DICK COC.HLAN Sll ROHtRT CRArr SX5 LAI R 4 CI'CCIA 313 MARGO CI'CCIA 455 JOAN DAVIE8 315 FRED DEBELAK 317 CECIL DCGENHART JIM DENEEN ton PAL'IJNE DIMAGGIO CAKI.A DLMARTINO RON DINTF.MAN 423 JOHN DISALVO a« JOAN BOLLARD m KATHLEEN DOMACK LINDA DON AT II .MW PAT DONNER 123 113 315 425 315 DAN DKYDEN 425 SHARON DUCHARME IIS SANDRA EDGE :M MARY ELI.ESTADK 322 KAREN KI.VLKT 123 JIM ENGELBERGER 315 MARCIA ENGELBERGER S' JOE ENGELHART 313 KANDY ERICKSON SI JIM FEENEY 413 IIOB FEMRITE 30R JOHN F1LLNEK 113 ANGIE FISCUS 123 JANET F1T7.GIBBON 315 JIM FRANK 315 JOHN FREDERICK 317 DON FKUTH 113 DELORES GALLOWAY 41 ANNETTTE GERM ANN 42 JOE GEKVAKI 123 BONITA GILL 313 GAY GILROY 317 KAREN HAESSIG I1S PAT HALVERSON 423 ROR HANN :riz DON HARRIS 313 SANDRA HARRIS 31? HOI.BERT HART 315 SANDRA HAYWOOD 322 BARBARA HENES 425 MICHAEL HENNESSEY 313 JIM IIERRICK 313 BILL HILGERS 31? El.AIN HILL 113 AUDREY IIOMBIRG X 2 ALICE GOAD 413 CHARLES GOIIRE 306 MARCIA GI LRI D 423 RICHARD GUNDERSON 313 GEORGIA HACKETT 31? MARILYN HORSFALL 3®« LEWAYNE If OULDS WORTH 42.3 CHRISTINA HOVEY 31? RODNEY HUBBARD 31? MARLINE IRVINE 113 SANDRA JACOBSON .WI PAYR JOHNSON Stt MARGARET JOHNSON 31.3 DAVID JOLIVETTE 31.3 RON JUDD 322 MELVIN JULIAN 3M STUART KAMIN 113 KAY KAMM 313 LYNN KENDALL 31? MARY KEN I SON 143 RAY KENTNER 143 KAREN KII.GORI 313 CHESTER KITTI.ESON 143 PHIL KNEEHONE CHARLES KNIGHT 113 MART KRASKEY 113 KERRY KI'III.MAN 113 KAREN LARSON 344 SHARON LEV AKE 313 JOHN L1NGAFELTER 143 VEI.MARIE LLOYD 113 li JY LONDON 30fl PETE MAIDEN 113 JIM MAJORS 143 KKIAN MAYER 123 SANDRA McCOKIl 123 SCAN McGRATII 313 JERRY MOORE 113 E-RED MCE III. EM ANN :IM EDWARD Mt’LHALL 311 NANCY NARl'M 322 CAROL NELSON 3Oft ANN MELVILLE 123 JI DY MERRILL 313 DIANE MILLER 113 ERNESTINE MITCHELL 113 SHIR LET MEIIt S 113 SANDRA NOBEL 30« JON NOVICK 3i: ROBERT OGDEN 123 DICK OLEARY 113 50 51 JAMES OLSON « '■ PETE OSCAR Stt DOREEN OWENS IP. MARCIA PALMER :t««i TONI PANKOW 113 MARIE PATTERSON IIS KAREN PKSCHEL 313 jim PI ii ISON SIS PAIL PH AN E IF 1 3 SANDRA PHILLIPS |� 3 KATHRYN POWERS Si; ioi i t cto u; JOANNE RAETHER 113 DAN RAMSEY 113 PHIL ROBERTS 313 MICHELE ROHR 313 BARBARA ROSS X MARY KI RIN :mn PETE RI DD 113 SANDRA SAHROEF 313 MARY SCALISSI SMS ANGIE SCHIRO 313 SUSAN SCHMEI INC. 3i; GARY SC III IT tt JEAN SCHWICHTENKERC JOSEPH SCUDRRA Jtt JANET SIIIRI.INCi Ii; JIM SIELEHR 3CM MARY ANN siNCIiAK Hi:. EILEEN SI.ABACK 111 JOHN SMAll, 3 1! DARRELL SMKDEGAKD ll� C HRISTINA SMITHSON 31 MARK SNELL 311 MIKE SNELL 1 3 FRAN SPERRY 313 ROSALIE SPRAGI I 3T! SANDRA STI ART 313 HICK SITER 3T! HARRY SWEET 313 MERLE SWEET 113 JOANN TANTILLO tort NOT PICTI'RED JOAN BALDWIN Jttn TONY CAKDARKLLA 313 A It Til A DE JONG 3 MARCIA FEI.LAM) 31 . JANET GRIGNANO XT GLORIA HALVERSON 3 0 CARLOS HERRERA 3oo GEROLII JOHNSON 31 . HETTY LLOYD tt PETE MACALVSO :UMI ARLENE PARMENTJEK .til BILL PATCHIN 31 . JOE HYNES 300 MARY SACK 313 FRED THEEI. 30fi HOB THEEI. SS DICK STOFFLES 30r. JOE TRAINO 313 TRL'DI VON ARNDT UM JEAN VOSS 113 SHARON WALLACE 11 LORETTA WEIN 31 . PA CLINE: WHITT LETON EILEEN WILLIAMS 317 JOYCE WOOD 31 . JOHN WORDEN 113 WILLIAM YAEKEL .TI2 CHARLENE YANCEY 3M NANCY TORRANCE 31 . Jt'DY TI CKER 300 DONNA CPHOFF :wr, SHARON VANT l � CLAYTON MNJE. It� MARC IA VITENSE 3 1 .Vi HOME ROOM 301 OFFICERS resilient cm ck crcciA Vice 'resilient ;kokc;k letterkk Secretary VIRGINIA LEWIS Student Council Representatives JOE LIGHTKOOT CYNTHIA MARLING Student Council A Iter nates R ACHEL STAN 1)1 FI HI) GEORGE KETTERKR A.A.A. Monitor CYNTHIA MARLING Mirror Reftresentative CYNTHIA MARLING Advisor: Mr. tanning Fifth Row: K. Tripps K. E«lrrvip, W Tlmma . J Mriiili vtrrail, K. Wipplc. K. William , (� . I)ii hack. Fourth Row: K. Bitnry, T. Hartfelder. J. Liphlfool. B. Swancr, B. Slorin. C. Franklin. T. Trotter. Third Row: T. McShrrry. R- Frrrrn, R. Morschauaer, R. Hau auer, F. taruMi, J. Taylor, l . Pharo, V. Pollard. Second Row: K. Shidrman, (� . Kettcrcr, (Turia. (!. ini. K. Mitchell, R. Stanifird, K. Ilrggculad, C. Barron. Fir � Row: P. Ma cy. Marlinp, V, Lewi . E. Reinhardt, I . Morris P. Montallo, N. Birrcnkoit, Endrr . Not Pictured: J. Hoppe. W. Tipple. j HOME ROOM 313 OFFICERS President DAVE RUDD Vice President RON ME SEA RLE Secretary JOANNE BR! NO Student Council Representatives ROGER STEEPER TIA NELSON Student Council Alternates ROBERT MeNOWN JOANNE BRUNO A.A.A. Monitor LEE SWANSON Mi rror Re presen tali ve LORRAINE WOLFF Advisor: Miss Ritzmann Fourth Row: T. Bugla , T. Gunderson, R. McNown, L. Dahl, S. Johnson, L. Swanson, J. O'Brien, R. Opell. Third Row: ft. Goodrich, J. .McDermott, Jam-! OlmMcad, J. ilanv n, K. Sinewy, R. Denson, M. Green. J. Ilanifan. Second Row : G. Anundson. J. Finby, S, Ya-kal, I). Rudd, II. O’Leary, J. Bruno. L. Wolff, J. Grant, G. Shade, K. AIiImiI. Fir t Row: M. Butler, T. Taylor. J. Russell, M. Figlcr, C. Krrwin, R. Vcloff, R. Scarle, R. Steeper. Not Pictured: Tia Nelson, B. Johnson, S. Harmt-ning, J. Paris. HOME ROOM 325 OFFICERS President MARIE IT ! AM Pice President KARL lU.KCHNKR Secretary KATHY KNEKBONE Student Council Representatives LARRY MAXSON JA K OLMSTEAD Student Council Alternates KARL BLECH ER CAROLYN RL’PPE A.A.A. Monitor CHARLOTTE LOOS Advisor: Miss Reid Fourth Row: W. Lewis J- Scallon, J. Lalley. J. I.ihrrt. K. Burrhnrr. Third Row: R. Sauk. D. Buck, C. Loos, Jane Olmslnd, J. Ka-tman. J. Piper, I). Freeman. Second Row: S. Nolo, F. Cohb , J. Stutz. W. Schmellinp. William-. I . Jacobson. R. Smith. Firvt R«� w; Mi Reid, Riippe, S. Smith. R. Kohl. L. Max-on. M. Putman. P. T -rr . K. Kmelntnc. Not Pictured: I). Cramer. l. Jordan, L Pierce. K. Wilkinson. T. Shaul, M. Dillahouph. I). Harris, D. Norminpton HOME ROOM 406 OFFICERS President IU) MAFFKT Vice President IMIIL SHALLKT Secretary LaRKK WRKN Student Council Representatives NANCY OLDKNBKRG JIM CRAIG Student Council Alternates PHIL II l l I JACQlKLYN MlRPHY Advisor: Mr. Lirtdl Fourth Row: I. Hammond. J. (Iowan, J. (Iraig. J. Wylie, J. Oran, P. Shallot, K. OlmMrad, D. Millrr. J. Moling. TI� ir«I Row: B. (dine, N. Oldrnl� rrg. K. Phillip -. W. lienee, J. Murhl, C. Aiello, J. Wo|U, H. Mallet, J. Wagner. Srennd Row: (.’. Shea, R. Kiw. J. Murphy, C. Steinhofrr, L. Wreml, J. arroll, J. Waggoner, M. Oliva. Fir t Row: (I. Marking. . Nel on. J. Ruland, R. Oealrby, Mr. Limit. 0. Randall, M. Whiling, M. Marino. M Scali««i. HOME ROOM 415 OFFICERS President ERNEST HOLEY I ice President MILL MLR PHY Secretar KA FREITAG Student Council Representati ve.% J ACK ROW MRS JANE SHAPIRO Student Council Alternates HILL Ml KPIIY LALRKL KAILIN A.A.A. Monitor SANDY HI RCIIE'ITE M in or Representative VICKI WARNES Advisor: Miss Mac kin Fourth Rot : W. Cunningham. K. Wagner. J. Bowers. R. Edgren. J. Schnaok. T. McFarland, C. Rrigg - Third Rot : I). Smith, W. Rohde, R. Roden. T. Dvhr, E. Holly, I . Yatkley. J. Reek, II. Mattie. S. Walker. Second Rot : Mis Markin. . Warnes K. Armstrong. W. Murphy, D. Peterson, M. Crotsenberg, B. Klterline, K. Stitgen, I). ndereon. First Rot : K. Freitag, S. Burchrtte, M. Smith, J. Shapiro, M. Parnell. P. Weisman. L Kailin. C. Jewell. M. Schrwcidc. Not Pictured: V. Fi-her, C. Sahmff, C. Meyer. HOME ROOM 423 K OFFICERS President DAVE KKL1JHER Pice President BILL LEE Secretary SI ‘SAN HAMPEL Student Council Representatives DAVE KELLI HER JEAN STALDER Student Council Alternates SUSAN HAMPEL CURTIS SHAWKEY A.A.A. Monitor SUSAN HAMPEL Mirror Representative LUCY CUCCIA Advisor: Mr. Schurman Fiflh Row: J. Due ler, W. Aldrich. T. Jones M. London. T. Edwards B. Delaney. Fourth Row: T. Teasdale. I). Kelliher. B. I-ee. T. Allred. D. Kainm. C. Shaw key. Third Row : I). Johnson. C. Yancey, W. Reek. I . Karaliis B. Wheeler. J Balistreri Second How: I. Harried. M. Hughes K. Kerwin, S. Erickson. S. Hampel. S. Blum. C. Shirling. J. Slalder. Kir t Row: Mr. Schurman, M. Jordan. J. Namio. L. Cuccia, A. Kane. .. Smith. K. Bartludornew. . Berry. K. I Inch, N. Werner. Not Pictured: R. Colvin, Tuylor. M. Cook. R. Weidrnkopf. J. Fi'lner, I). Smothers HOME ROOM 431 OFFICERS President Jl DY SEELEY Vice President Cl RTISS SINCLEAR Secretary ELIZABETH KELZER Student Council Representatives DAN SHAPIRO SHARON SINN Student Council Alter nates NICK KARAIRS KAY BRADLEY A.A.A. Monitor Jl I)Y SEELEY Mirror Representative MARILYN STORMER Advisor: Miss Eiscnman Fifth Row: G. Sheldon. M. DnRois, C. Sinrlear, K. Voilak. M. Laymon. Fourth Row: L. Waldon, W. Ayres. N. Kara his. T. Crinlje . G. Tranio, C. Hooker, F. Carlson. Third Row: L. Deau, D. Shapiro. S. Schiefelhein, R. Srtanil, J. Millrr, M. A-hr. Second Row; K. Rradlry, K. Kel rr. J. Seeley, 1 Kempfer, II. I’arnow. Miss Kisrnman. First Row: S. Sinn. L. Dewar, I . Fry, A. Younger, D. Wapnrr. I). Hill. M. Stormer, W. Scltiep. Not Pictured: L Cunninpham. V5 PERCUSSION BRASS 67 i? ORCHESTRA Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court CAST Hank Bennett linlhert Hart Mrs. Bennett Kav Bra lle Kin Arthur . . Merlin Joe Cerniono Bussell Mevers (’.larenee Peter I’atau I'll nine Angie Fiseus Sir Launeclot John Worden Peggv I tier Morgan 1 .ee Fa 71 4? t 72 STUDENT COUNCIL c... R(|W. j. Grain. L. M on, J. Bower , J. Sialdrr. J. nimstcad. T. Nelson. J. Lightfoot. D. Miller. Fourth Row: R. Steeper. rVw .1 ;hi-f J Novirk. J- Shapiro. J. Oldenburg, C Marling. S. S«nn. J. Dayie , J. London, C. Di Martino, Third Row: D. Shapiro. i V lian n joli'clli?, ). Worden. R. Dintrmao. R Surlier. J Feeney. Haywood, K. Prwhrl. J. Yo� -. Second Row: Pierick. I N-Uon.T. Cannery. F.. Corcoran. R. Putnam. K. Mien. B. F. tcr ig, V Scrlrv. J. itale. !. Guerin. First Row : Mr. W emit. V. K ira'n R Bocker. F. Mendez, B. Hartman. J. kinder. P. Patau. K. Frrilag. J Gertnono, E. Smith. B. Kramer. J. Klodau. M. Kllc� tcad. OFFICERS ADVISORS President—Peter Patau Mr. Wendt Vice-President—Jerry Kinder Miss Ritzmann Treasurer—Bernie llartmun Secretary—Karen Freitag Our annual homecoming celebration got the year off to a good, successful start. Between football and basketball season, the annual Student Council - Faculty tea was held. Last year's All School Christmas Party was quite a success so we held another one this year, adding refreshments. We also hud a clothing drive which was a big success over lust year’. ,. The school spirit has been high this « ar and we had a bus to every football game and basketball game. A home has already been found for next year's AKS Student and plans are under way for a money raising campaign. 73 THE COUNCIL'S SOCIAL COMMITTEE Fifth Row: R. McNown, S. Notes I). Miller. K. Knr« honr. B. limn, J. Seeley. I llnldsworth. Fourth How: Stuart Kamin. Marie Putman, J. Feeney. . Warnes J. Sha|iiru. (.. Murling, W. Shi-ip. N. Oldcalmrg. N. Ken |M-r. . Yonnper. Third Row; (.. DiMartinu, M. ISuliin. P. Don tier. M. Krn-ky. M. itrnv, . Focus K llr-ipp. M. Knplel ••ru«,r. J. S|� irlin . Seiond K w: h Grapsas F. Mendez. K. Smith. B. E� trmp. It Weiner. D. K-Urrvip. I). h. I r-cliel. J. Merill. K. hanmi. First Row; L Kneelmne. It. Rh r. M. Steele, J. Joluuon. K Svin-i, Mr. (lulurci. N. Seeley. (I. Kinp. B. Hill. II. StoffeU. .1 DiMartinu. The social committee put on one dance a year and help; decorate and publicize C � r all the other dances. It makes the twirp season rules. The committee also helps p u b 1 i c i z e other special events. PEP COMMITTEE The pep committee has accomplished many useful projects this year. The major activities include: Seven pep auda. banners for most foot-hall and basketball games, and other school sports, and p I a (| u e s for homecoming float winners. 74 Third Row: Mr. Wrndl, J Dean. R. Len er, J. Frederick. J. Staldrr. Second Row: J. itale. I). Dryden. M. Kcni-� n. J. tier mono, J. Biicannon. Fir� t Row: (,. liackket. p. luiBarro. R. Boeker. J. Shapiro, M. Mitchell. COMMITTEES ALL CENTRAL Tin All Central Committee of the Student Council works to promote better public relations. Besides its two annual projects. Dad’s Night and the Student Council -Faculty Tea. it takes on various other projects directed to it b the Council. The committee is also in charge of the third floor bulletin board. Third Row I. I ichtfoot. 0. Shapiro. R. Bros , V. Karan. Second Row: J. Frrttey. I). Jolivrtlr. C. Seymour. I . Schallet, J. Nelson. First Row: J. Pari . K. Bradley, I.. Kendall, B. Kramer. K. Peterson, R. Apini . FINANCE The Finance Committee is the money raising committee of the school. It raises money by undertaking various projects. These projects include selling inums for Homecoming. selling telephone books, and putting on post • basketball game dames. These dances are put on four times during the basketball season. Third Row: Miss McCormick. S. Schicfclbcin, D. Putnam. J. Worden. J. Wiley. Second Row: J. Namio, M. Sweet. J. John-on. B. Ilartinun. Parminteer. First Row: C. Cocci a. S. Sinn. B. Olton. M. Pelliterri. 75 FRENCH CLUB Sixth Huh: J. Zerwirk. D. Ruglass. B. Briggs. !). Dimper. B. Rod-den. Fifth How; S. oles. |). Peterson. B. Lee, S. Ramin. F Mill-heum. R. Erick-on. I). Shapiro. T. Teasdole. I). Kellihcr. S. a-kel. Fourth Row: B. MeNown. F. Mr Coy. B. Murphy. B. Rohde. R. Sweet. J. Keeney, J. Herrick, R. Dyer, B. Lewis. R. Fisirrvig, M. Arnold. Third Row: J. Waggoner, M. Olivia. R. F'u . K. F'rcitug. C. Zini. !. Ruppe, J. Hrnslon, K. Smith, J. Olmstead, M. Sohor-weide. Second Row: I.. Dewar. J. Bruno. F. Mendez, R. Werner. I). Drvdrn. M. Milehell, P. LuRami, I.. Ilanold. B. Rohr, M. See-lev. R. F'stervig. I). F'slervig. J. Nelson. Fir l Row: K. Milehell. N. Oldenburg. M. Putman, Miss Reid. V. Wnrne-. . Fiwu . J. Worden. S. Harris, J. OlnWcad. M. F’.llestcad. Fourth Row; D. Kamm. R. Velofl. N. Karahis. Third Row: I.. Swanson. C. Shirling. C. 1-oos. S. Erickson. J. Fisher, J. Muchl, J. Light foot. Second Row; N. Johnson. R. J inkins. R. Wernrr. I.. Hoover-on, F'.. W ake. J. Nelson. C. DiMartino, J. Davie . Miss Reid. F'irst Row: M. Viteme, I.. Kendall. M. Ruliin, L. irtor. R. Heggestad. R. Steeper. F. Srhide-man. P. Rarnbi , J. Lalley. M. Ellrstead. 70 LATIN CLUB Fourth Row: J. Seal Ion. I). Rudd. J. fcngleberger, M. Jordan. R. Olw bey. S. Iiamp«-|, S. Ilium. Third Row: C. Shay. J. Slaldrr. J (irrmono B. Tiplr. R. Surtlrr, J. Frrnry, J. Herrick, C. Anundson. B. Kramer. I) K� l« rvi� i. Second Row: J. London. K. Bradely. B. Kbcrline, T. Von Arndt . Pirrrii-k. K. Freitae, I . Patau. R. Boekrr. B. Eitmiit. I . ShaRot First Row: M Mitchell. • Sheldon. M. DttBoi , • Nelson M Flcder I!. Marlins. Mr . tkin� . V. Fincu . J. Shapiro, (I. (jiccia. S. Schirfrl hein. R. Seale. ELECTRICIANS Fourth Row : B. Knvack«. P. Knn nn. M. Jordan. S. Nolr . R. McN «wn. J. Rush 1!. R. Johnson. Third Row: J. Murhl. F. Shidemnn. B. ilartman. B. Harm, J. Zerwick. J. JalTce. J. I.ihrrt. Firwl Row: Mr. Sprci'her, L C. lark. L l.oncfu'hl. I . I.enwr. J. Kinder. B. Bri i� c-. 77 OOW 1ft DRAMATICS CLUB Fourth Row: H. Hurt. George Sheldon. R. MVNown. R. Meyers. J. Notes, l-cwis (tmnimrham, M. l-avmon. I . McCann. Third Row : R. Rocker. J. (irrnmno. . Fi eu� . A. Pi crick. I.. Swanson. J. Staldcr. G. Markins. J. Hlodau. Second Row: Mr-. Harter, K. Bradley, M. Stortner, K. Freiiag. L. Kalin. M. Ruhin. R. Von rndt. First Row; M. Mitehrll. I). Wanner. M. I tier, B. Hartman. J. Lmdon. Pat Weisoman, I). Slafcr. C. Cuccia. MONITORS CLUB Sixth Row: J. Ilannifan. B. Olson. D. Putnam. J. Feeney. P. McCann. J. Collrtti. Fifth Row; B. Bakke. S. Wallace. K. Larson, J. G'pus. J. Blodau. A. Pierick. C. Cuccia, K. Peterson. Fourth Row: J. Worden. J. Knglrl erger. M. Vitense. A. Fi«cus. I.. Kendall. M. Rohr. R. Apinis J. Voss. J. Davies, J. Schmeliim. Third Row: P. Li Harm. F. Mrndr , M. Kenison. D. Slrvhn. M. Sinclear. K. Smith. I. Bauman. B. Iramer, I.. Hooverson. B. Urrner. J. Dun e. B. Fredrick. Second Row; F. Mitchell, J. London. K. Cmp-a-. C. Di-Martino. N. Srolrv. D. Kstcrvie, J. Shapiro. D. Slafer. K. Bradlv. J. Nelson. M. Wallace. First Row: Mr. Wendt. J. DiMartino. Stoffels. B. Kstervig. M. Mitchell. C. Nelson. I.. ictor. J. Peck. B. Freide. . Cramer. K. Peschel. 79 FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Fourth Row: R. Lenzer. R. Hubbard. M. Swrrt. R. Meyer . P. MrCann. J. Curria. B. Dirtrirh. Third Row: M. Arnold. N. Serlry. . Olmn, J. Nelson. M. krnison. J. Germono, B. Werner, I., kendall. Second Row: Mr. Golucci, k. Swrrt. R. Mann. M. Rubin, B. EMerviir, k. (iripMN I). Estrrvig. First Row; L. Hold-wortb. R. Brren . K. Smith J. Davie . K. Corroran. J. Hlodaii, J. Voss. I). Slafrr. G.C. CABINET Second Row: Mrs. Meiater. Mis Eiseman, Mias Perkins. Mb Makin. Miss Reid. First Row: G. Ilarkctt. I.. Victor. M. Steele, C. Cuceia. B. Bakkr. J. Davies. A. I’ierirk. J. Nelaon. 80 M CLUB Sixth Row: D. Kepler, R. Kliffenrn. B. Briggs. A. Jensen, T. Cor-hell, R. OprII, B. Aldrich. T, Buglass, W. Thomas. Fifth Row: M. Arnold. R. Holders, C. Ructer, B. Tompkins. J. Sealer. J. Fredricks. J. Ilannifan, R. Dietrich. Fourth Row; N. Fiore, I.. Hardin. R. Bross, I). Jolivcttc. N. Hanuchewizi, K. Crauvogl, B. Olson, D. Potman, B. Lorenz. Third Row: P. Clementi. I). Bugla , M. Snell, J. Novick, R. Sorter, J. Green, D. Mil ward. T. Connrrv, II. Bambroogh. Second Row: B. Johnson. B. Rassmuson. M. Snell. F. McCoy. J. Johnson. J. Colletti. R. Boeker, I). Crolscnlrerc. First Row: K. CrauvoaJ. M. Ison. D. Bcrens E. Mien. Mr. Pollock. E. Corcoran. J. Englchart, R. Dintcman. COSTUME CLUB Fourth Row: Miss Roberts, A. Ilomhurg, H. Sanders. J. Elvert. J. Seeley. Third Row : S. Harris, M. Vitense, G. Lewis. Helene O'Leary, I. Wolff. Second Row: K. Freitag. L. Wein, S. Smith. C. Yancv, C. Hoavv, E. Hill. D. Hill. First Row: P. Yackley, J. Hansen. J. Ilannifan. I). Wagner, E. Reinhart, P. Jacobson. HOMECOMING Third Ruw: Mi—� McCormick, J. Kinder. M. l-« n. J Feeney. Second Rou: B. Hartman, h. Smith. J. (icrmono.R. pinis J. Lightfuol. Fir-t Rovs: 0. Marling. S. inn. I . |.a-Barro, I.. Hoover.«on. K. Grap«a . ( 1 SJ2 84- SNAPS 85 Now hear this — MIRROR STAFF Fourth Row: I). Rosine. S. Olmstead, J. Roland, J. GImstcad. Kay HeRgriMad. B. Hartman. P. McCann. B. Johnson. Thin! Row; I). Dry don. I.. ictor. Nelson. J. Shapiro. R. pini-. J. Dunn . J. Nelson, P. Putau. Second Row: Rosalie Sprague, I.. Kalin. T. Von Arndt. V. Pierick. C. Cuccia, Stoffcls. J. DiMartino. B. Fredrick. M. Wallace. M. F.lleMrad. Fii t Row: C. DiMartino. M. Mitchell. N. Seeley, Mr. Shurman.. . Fi-cti� . M. Yiteiw. J. Blo lr.nt. S. Hoven. K. Sweet. M. Ruhin. B. Hill. K Horvath. ADVISOR J. NELSON K. BEYER 116 TYCHOBERAHN _ STAFF GARY SEYMOUR MR. HERRIED Editor Advisor PAT LaBARRO Seniors ELLEN SMITH Senior BONNIE KRAMER Seniors BILL OLSON Sports KAV BEYER Sophomores JOAN DAVIES Junior High •� 7 til DAVE JOLIVETTE Juniors MERLE SWEET Snorts THE FORTUNE TELLER CAST Musette ..................... .... . Ellen Smith Wanda ................................ Tia Nelson Sandor Cap Ison Vera Mar) Seal if si Irma ...................... LeWaync llouldsworlh Boris ........................ .... John Worden Captain I dislaus.............._....... Jim West Vaninka ........................ .. Peggy Utter Fresco ................... Joe Germono Mine. Ponpon ............................ ... Nancy Oldenburg Count Berezowski ............... Dick Lcnzcr 1st Agent .................... Joe Lightfoot Lieutenant Timer Dan Dry den 2nd gent Mike Layman Lieutenant Almir ..................... Boh Hann 3rd Agent ................ Louis (Cunningham 90 91 CENTRAL—25 MONONA GROVE—13 In (hr -eason opener again-t Momma Grove of the Badger Conference. the Centra! gridder won an wy victory. Don Harris Dick Breens. E«i Corcoran, and Ken GrauvogcJ .til scored touchdowns. CENTRAL—13 BELOIT—7 In the Big Eight opener. Central won over a highly respected Beloit team in a hard-fought battle in which it rained for the entire game. Ken Grauvogel scored on a 22 vard screen pass from Ed Corcoran. CENTRAL—6 EAST—€ This game was another rain-soaked aflair.. Don Harris scored Central's lone touchdown. East had to scramble to salvage a tie. CENTRAL—0 PARK—13 Although going down to defeat. Ontral plaved one of its In-st games of the year again ! Kacine Park The Panthers scored twice in the last quarter of the game to squeeze out a victory over the underdog Tiger . The Tigers were down on the 6 inch line once, but could not score. CENTRAL—12 JANESVILLE—6 Ontral won it« Homecoming game in a hold-fought battle against a strong Bluebird team. Don Harris scored both TD's on electrifying runs « f 17 and 10 yard . CENTRAL—12 WEST—13 Central, after playing a poor first half come out the second half ami fought its heart out only to lose to the Regent from Weal. Ken Crauvogel made a spectacular catch of one of Ed Corcoran aerial leading to the first score. CENTRAL—32 HORLICK—7 Ontral played it l est game of the year in upsetting Hortick. I on Harris and Dick Reren- -cored two touchdown apiece. CENTRAL—0 KENOSHA—6 Ontral almost upset the number one team in the -tale on a snow-covered field. Ontral'- defense stood out in holding the high scoring Red Devils to only one touchdown. Ken Grauvogel -parked the Central attack with great broken field running. GUS POLLOCK Head (.oaeh BOB HARRIS Line Coach HAROLD ROONEY Back licit! Coach SEASON RECORD Central 23, Monona Grove 13 Central 13. Beloit 7 Centrul 6. East 6 Central 0. Park 13 Central 12. Janesville 6 Central 12. West 13 Central 32, Horlick 7 Central 0, Kenosha 6 BIG EIGHT STANDINGS W L T Kenosha . 7 0 0 Park fi 1 0 Central 3 3 1 3 3 1 Horliek 3 X 0 West 2 X 1 Beloit .. 2 5 0 Janesv ille 0 6 1 FRANK LINDL 4 l. ikct Coach 93 l't Iii� « Jim Siclilrr. I)a « k. lliln‘r. Jim |)cun, Krilli Grauvugl, George Trumo, illir Tlmma. Krnii' Holly. 2ml line Ji-rn llannifan. Du r Jolitoiir. MiL- '•m il. | .m ••mn iy 1 4 linr I.. Masson, I) Kanim. M. SnrTl. F. Mr Coy 2ml line D. Crusoe. J. Herrick, D. Buglass, J. Christenson, K. Kriekson, B. lx e. C. Degcnhart, H. Cnglilin. M. I.omlnn, B. Murphy. 96 1m Inn T. Buglass. L. Walden, R. William -. R. Boeker, J. Olson, C. Sinrlrar. I). Miller, I). VInr hmiM r, D. Percy. 2nd line- 0. Pderson, B. Theel, B. Wlicclcr, J. S -allon. 1). Rudd, K. Estervig, F. Dcbelrk. S. Schirfrlbicn, J. Majors. J. Freeman. FOOTBALL HONORS DICK PUTNAM ” 1st tram All Cits;' Shrine. Timet, Journal; Jnl tram All Area ED ALLEN hi tram 411 Hig fright; 1st team All (.it) •Shrine, Times, Journal; 2nA team All ■ Area; Honorable Mention All Stale ' JUNIOR HARRIS 1st team All f ils. Shrine. Times. Journal, Jint ream All liig fright; llonnrohlr Mention .111 lira BILL OLSON Jml team Ml tils. Times. Jour mil: Jn,l Until III Hit; light, 11 on or able Mention 17 I ten P KEN GRAUVOGL 2nif Irani All Citv. Time . Journal; Honor ah! r t ration All Arra I DICK BERENS Honorable I trillion All City. Times; Honorable Mention All Arra BIG EIGHT STANDINGS If . West 12 2 Janesville 10 4 Horliek 9 5 Park 7 7 East 6 .3 Beloit 5 9 Central 4 10 Kenosha 3 11 BASKETBALL 1959-60 SEASON’S RECORD Central 10, Monona Grove ............. 37 Central 49, Janesville ............... 46 Central 53. Rcedsburg ................ 47 Central 51. West................... 72 Central 50. Kenosha .................. 52 Central 63, Horliek 60 Central 55. East ..................... 56 Central 32. Park 54 Central 40, Beloit ................. 54 Central 69, Alumni ................. 73 Central 66. Janesville ............... 69 Central 51, East .................... 53 Central 38, West . 61 Central 72. Kenosha.... .............. 53 Central 64, Beloit ................... 55 ( ntral 38. Horliek 50 Central 49. Park 51 TOURNAMENT SCORES Central 62. Sun Prariie .............. 54 Central 53, Middleton ................. 70 102 901 HOCKEY CITY CHAMPIONS 1959-,60 CARL REUTER RICK SUTER Captain IOftO-61 Most Valuable GEORGE STOCKTON Coach RICHARD MILWArft) Captain l9:V -t 0 BRIAN BRICES Most f alunblc DAVE BUGLAS8 RALPH CLIPCORN RON BILL TIPPLE DO JIM OLSON DICK COUGHLIN GEORGE TRAINO TOM BUGLASS LEON DAHL Madison Central's Hookey Team experienced a great deal of success this year. They ended the season with a 6 4 record — good enough for an invitation to the first state hotkey meet held at Eagle River. Among the 14 letter winners, the nine that carried the bulk of the season’s load were: Richard Milward, Dennis Kepler. Dick Couglin. Dave Buglass. Carl Reuter. Rick Suter. Bill Tipple, and Ralph Clifcorn. 107 WRESTLING JIM GREEN GEORGE KETTERER CECIL DEGENHART FRED MCCOY TOM CONNERY HOWIE BAMBROUGH JERRY HANNIFAN COACH SAM BAROSKO 1 9 5 9 - 1 9 6 0 108 JON JOHNSON TRACK Fir'l Ron: Jay Warner. Jim Muchl, Bob Threl. ('.aplain. Berena, Run Mnrachmer. Cecil Degenhart, Tim McFarlan. Second Row: Jim Green. John Finby. Bill Aldrich, George Trainu. Jim SVhlcr, Bill Lorenz. Joe Puecio. Jim Dean. Ray Vrloff. Mike Filler, Tom Bugla—. Third Row; Dave Rudd. Steve liarmening, Jim 0|m I. Dave Btiglass, Steve Sbifelbine. Toro Corbett. Ted Grintge . Jerry llunnifann. Bill Hennen, Dave Kainm, Bob Roden, Bub Johnson. 109 BASEBALL Standing: Keith (.runvogl. Jim Deneen. Ron Dinlcmann. Cap I«on. Joe Knaleharl, Dave Kelli her. Nirk Fiore. Russ Wilkenson. Kneeling: Tom Biijtiaw. Chuck Aiello. Dave Williams, Mark Snell. Riek Siller. Ken Crutivogl, Ed Corcoran. no Ill DICK PUTNAM GOLF BILL CUNNINGHAM TOM TEASDALE . aV-'Sr i Dick Putnam. Jon Johnson. J«� c Balistcri. Tom Tras-date. Bill Olson. John Christianson COACH DICK SCHURMAN BILL RHODE 119 DICK PUTNAM JOHN CHRISTIANSON BILL OLSON COACH ROBERT HERRIED’S CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Bill Aldrich, Jim West, Rex Brot s, Boh Opelt, Bob Rt� mu� scn, Ron Diniamin. TENNIS COACH ROBERT PARR S TENNIS TEAM Firrt Row: Rodger Rocker. John Zerwick. Brrnir Hartman. David Jollivrtte. Ralph Mitchell, Rex Broas, Peter Patau. Second Row; Phil Shallal. Rodger Steeper. Bill Murphy, l)an Shapiro, Bill I-ee. f!urti« Sharkey. Rod llubhard. 115 VIDA V. SMITH Principal Junior Hich Si haul R. W. HAUGAN Cmdnn- e Director 116 MRS. ARDITH MORBEN Secretary MRS. HELEN KIRKPATRICK Librarian TOP ROW: R. fiarnine, R. Brrwtr, L. Briggs T. Arnold, S. Black, M. Blum, R. Brils. THIRD ROW: N. Abitante. k .Aberle, A. Baltamn, J. Brash i. R. Rugardus J. Butler. SECOND ROW: M. Berg. K. Blandino, R. Anderson, M. Alderman. C. Bamhrough, J. Armstrong, R. Burmeister. BOTTOM ROW: V. Carlson, J. Anderson, J. Berrhette, K. Briggs J. Bender. R. Bethel, J. Armstrong. NOT PICTURED: J. Ashley, T. Blankmheim. P. Boulevare, E. Cardarella. TOP ROW: T. Cuccia, J. (iox, C. Orniglia, N. Cramer. W. Donahue. I). Dotzrl, J. Cleary. THIRD ROW': M. Deadman, B. Conners A. Dennis J. Crovunan. M. Crimmins, J. (juscio, L. Dedrick. SECOND ROW : N. Crary. J. Clemens V. Copus, S. Connerv, C. Chapman. F. Cueeia. BOTTOM ROW : D. Crotsenberg. W'. Crane. D. Culp. R. Conway. NOT PICTURED: S. Caruso. R. Craven. D. Duane, K. Daly, R. Delaney, T. DiSalvo. 117 CAROL RCTERSON TOP ROW: B. Gardner, B. Green, J. Garner, M. Feeney, B. Foate. J. Guslella, P. Henwn, J. Forbes, L Geiger. J. Finn. THIRD ROW: S. Feggestud, G. Gavin. P. Gartlond, G. Gervasi. II. Hansen. M. Gale. J. Finnegan. SKCOND ROW : S. Gust, P. Fisher. D. ('filbert. P. Gludem. M. E � -linper. J. Gedko, Mm. Peterson. BOTrOM ROW: G. Finn. B Grasphandler, J. Ilauifin, M. Diingan, S. Kngelhart. M. Hanson. NOT PICTURED: K. Goltachalk TOP ROW’: G. Ilierlmeier. B. Jeffeotl, D. Holtz. T. Hunt. A. Jakah. J. Houston, J. Kinder. R. Harris II. Jnnr . THIRD ROW: J. Johnson. B. Harms, D. Ilollman, J. Harrington. I.. Unbred, S. Henlhorne, P. Jacobs R. Hulwr. J. Harden. SECOND ROW: J. Hanson. R. Hibina. L. Jazdzew--ki. J. Jones, S. Jones R- Johnson. S. Hull. Pat Jones, Mrs. llti«. BOTTOM ROW: B. Johnson. P. Harried. G. Houldsworth, M. Jones D. Hummel, J. Hu a. u� TOP ROW: R. Milward. !.. Nelu.n. R. MrCafferty. F. Looirlln. M. Mitrhell. C. Kilr. E. Neeley. M. McGrew, J. Lombardo, Mueller, A. Mu—-hard t. P. MrNamee, J. Maif IIIIRO RO'R ; N. Miller. S. l inhergrr, G. Murk. G. Myers E. Nel«on, J. Miller, f). Molbrv, Mr. linger. SECOND ROW: C. Lloyd, M. Merrill, R. McCaffertv, K. Leu, M. I eu. M. Malm. J. Larson. J. Miller, J. Knrelxme. BOTTOM ROW: J. Mrlkmald. J. MoCuigan, W. Meddings L. Dhman, S. Med-•lines. I), l.eslie. MrElmiirry, J. Lar«on. TOP ROW; C. Pu ler. M. Rohr. T. Rounds M. Krmrnglon. 0. Rogers T. Planle. T. Ninnamin, J. Palau. B. Olson. P. Poppa. THIRD ROW: D. Rortiicdt. T. Peterson, N. Niehus S. Runitrum, G. Ripp. K. Prenot, G. Sailing, T. Olson. K. Ropers. SECOND ROW: II. Sahroff. J. Rane, R. Roberts M. Rogers B. Noll, C. Quackenboss L. Rather, C. Paltz, K. Perry. S. Rom. BOTTOM ROW': L. Olson, B. Neil, P. Kaput . L. Noyes K. Purcio, S. Rovsin, A. Robinson, T. Nelson. I). Pharu. 119 TOP ROW: W. Shore, J. Tifft, D. Srhnnck. O. Sank. B. Sarbarker, W. Schreiber, T. Schultz, A. Shade, P. Sanders, G. Strand. THIRD ROW: T. Ulrich, A. Smith, J. Thompson, T. Soule. K. Taylor, B. Schaub. SECOND ROW : K. Tetzloff, J. Strong, A. Utter, E. Thornton, M. Snell, V. Stcbbin . D. Sinedegard. J. Switzky, I). Snnderlage. J. Stindbv. BOTTOM ROW; J. Schatter, J. Stratinan, C. Shea, T. Taylor. R. Tilker. I). Smith, S. Ronnensrhein, I). Snnderlage, E. Storner. TOP ROW: B. W ayne, M. Williams. T. Watson. L. V’oeck. A. Vines. J. W irka. P. Weaver, T. W'asow, T. Woodworth, R. Young. SECOND ROW: S. Wilder, I.. W’eisen«« |, J. Vimig, J. Voll, J. Wheeler, B. Utter. E. Vaughn. L. Vick, B. Younger. BOTTOM ROW: S. W ardle, C. Vincent, B. Wagner, J. Voss. D. Wallace, J. Vallem, S. Wood . L. Williams. 231 120 TOP ROW: R. Buskager, B. Brocket!, M. Grume, M. Cemiglia, P. Burton, J. Crotsenberg. A. Cuccia, J. Cord , R. Cerniflia, R. Belt . THIRD ROW: B. Mired. D. Crossen, S. Barr. C Bystol, R. Anderson, F. Cardorella, J. Currie, B. Cimino, B. Barr. P. Bentley. SECOND ROW: Mr. Olson. L. Crary, M. Aeschlimann. B. Cults S. Anundscn, M. Cumin , J Colletti, J. Beecher, S. Balder. BOTTOM ROW : T. Byrne. D. Aldridge. F. Brilcr. J. Briggs. NOT PICTURED: T. Connery, B. Brown, V. Barry. TOP ROW: M. Dunlop. W. Harden, B. Crintje . L. Ilatlel� erg. S. Hatleberg, R. Drbelak. L Har- rve, B. Fries, Mr. RieMT. THIRD ROW: P. Doss, S. Hendrickson, 1- Dillard. J. Judd, K. Ewar . HohUtein. J. Jordee. SECOND ROW: B. Hesse. M. Everhart. F. Dagenhart. J. Johnson. M. Dayton, B. Cermann. J. Evert. BOTTOM ROW': E. Hummel. A. Johnson, S. Fix. J. Hunt. B. Holton, R. Grant, J. Johnson. NOT PICTURED: S. Hainstock. 121 . t n l •iiliiwrroft R. Oliva. J. Montgomery. P. Loy. R. Perry. TOP ROW: D. ManaMd. A.Uyi D- k Kctterer. J. Lirari. P. Marvin. D. Page, P. Perkin . THIRD ROW VfYV$n RO K 1 J- Koehler, J. Nincdorf. L. Mozuraky, M. Mialivecek, B. KBtxman. SE ND ROW. BOTTOM ROW: R. Pa k� n. P. Morgan. I). S. Maxjon. S. Unman, p| 7f iRF.D: P. Ko in ki. T. Lunde. R. Mailie. J. Petersen. TOP ROW: J. Standifird, C. Spyra«, D. Row in, T. Spatula. P. Piper, F. Pinson. L. Schultz, P. Sperry. THIRD ROW: L. Stone. J. Sander . I). Smithson, R. Ryer«on, S. Sarbacker. J. Seym � ur. C. Petterson. M. Staaer. SECOND ROW : L Pulver, K. S it«ky, C Smith, M. Schiro, M. Pfizer, J. Sanstadt, J. Stormer. N Rom. BOTTOM ROW: I). Strinhofer. R. Kalie, Ci. Poster, D. Phans H. Slouall. R. Sweet. 122 TOP ROW: V. Wins. K. Vanderbilt. L Zimmerman. L. Zimmerman. A. Vance. D. Wvlie. J. Wehr mnnn. THIRD ROW: D. Van Cleaf. II. Tomcany, C. Vodak. D. Weilzel. B. Waller, L. Wakefield. SECOND ROW: R. Vance. R. Valrnza. J. Wake. S Webster. H. van Woelderen, T. Win . BOTTOM ROW: D. Vanderbloemen, B. Thaden, V. Wilken , J. Velofl, I). llphoflf C. Wright, G. Weitzel. TOP ROW: P. Sauk. L. Wagner, J. Stout. R. Younger, R. Stabler. T. Sorensen. R. Trigg , M. C. Tofte. THIRD ROW: K. Spangler. S. Wood. R. SohrvM-ide, II. en ick, J. Utter, D. Yancey. K. Tarlx.x. J. Strand. M. Soule . SECOND ROW: R St. Dennis. C. Thaden. K. Robinson. J. Waggoner, S. Thompson. J. Souder. J. Steven . R. Voeck, W'. Nance. BOTTOM ROW: R. Sperry. A. Schroeder, P. Smith. (I. Thee I. I). Weitgel. . Wopat. L. Shapiro. W Weilzel. J. Waggoner. NOT PICTURED: M. Mullin. 123 TOP ROW: J. Ray, M. Ruff corn, E. Page!. D Rosenfeld, S. Kowaczrk. S. Roas, B. Puccio, D. Ottum. R. Ray, R. Ray. THIRD ROU - R. Riddle, C. Paris, F. Neely, J. Nielsen, J. Nevil. L Reuler, S. Pralits, J. Boulware, E. Muehlemann. SECOND ROW: C. Olson. E. Pohlman, D. Nelson, I). Peterson, M. Rizer, Mis CanteU. BOTTOM ROW: J. Reamer. T. Niemrzyk, B. Nordness I). Myers, C. Rudd. P. Roh. R. Soehle. NOT PICTURED: A. Rohner. C. Navis. TOP ROW: D. Couillard. J. Kakken. M. Allen. C. Crat enl erg. T. Brew, N. Berg. M. Bjomettiun, C. Downs S. Aeschlimann. THIRD ROW: T. Burrows, S Bentley, S. Bamhrough. M. Arnold. L Balter. R. Danks F. Currie, P. Brown. SECOND ROW: E. Dunse, M. Allen, P. Capadona, M. Aldridge. K. Anderson, T. Allred, L. Austin. BOTTOM ROW: S. Ayres, R. Bystol, J. CardareJIa, D. Anundson. C. Connors J. Baldwin. J. Albrecht. Mrs. Helen Blomquist. NOT PICTl RED: P. Evans, M. Hobler. I 124 TOP ROW: B Gladem. F. Fix. I Cwd- � ‘ 0. Germi. S. Fix. J. Fetnry. rHlRO R • ■ ’’ lV’oND ROW - M. Hampton. I Georgr. I. (.„r. N. Goff, M llrggr. L. Dydbal. S. Houghi.m. StGONO k • • BOTTOM row : |� . Gar- eStegrr. G. FrirdUna! B. Holden. J. Frank m. P. Enck � n. - BUI „-x. I.. Gilbert Min. M Gardner. R- Fox. L. Gran!. 0. Fix. Mr-. JSL Vk. M tUTrOV S VrMJ ' vSJSS j Knf - A i'r S’ R,0U, n O'J,• ,ryKr ? Lrwia. K. Marvin, L. London. I). McMann. Johnwn ! K' 1 K,,k 1 201 125 Top Row: C. Bolr .. P. Wirhmann, T. Gibson, T. Newkirk, C. McCafferty, J. Capitani, R. ffobler. Third Row: W. Kinp. H. Bystol. R. Kcssenick, L. Rial. B. Dirkr. R. Rour.ek. Second Row: L. Marking. I). Grant. D. Berry. B. Treinrn, B. Molt. Bottom Row: L. Carlisle. R. Morn. W. McCord. I� P Row: N. Williams. I.. Ja d wcskj. V. Andrew je ki. M. Riddle. B. Grimes. Second Row: J. Smail. C. Quamme, J. Alt, L. Degenhardt. P. Johnson, J. Crowley. Bottom Row: S. Faust, B. Brown, P. Carpenter, M. Lundslcd, L. Andruso. Not Pictured: K. Larson, J. Kane. 126 ♦'1 127 basketball Top Row: T. Round , Mr. (Muon, J. Cleary. Second Row : J. Tifft. M. Remington. B. Jcffcott. T. Arnold. Bottom Row : J. Wheeler, D. Dotzel, T. Balsamo, G. llierlmcier, T. Plante. SEASON RECORD Central 23. West 30 Central 37. Cherokee 22 Central 34, Wisconsin High 28 Central 33. East 32 Central 39. Cherokee 31 Central 30. East 41 Central 39, Wisconsin High 30 Central 19. West 24-Central 31. East 39 Central 33. West 34-Central 33, Cherokee 28 Central 53. Wisconsin High 31 FOOTBALL SEASON’S RECORD Central C . est 13 Ontr.il 7. East 20 Central 7. Cherokee 13 Central 6. V« t ... 0 Central 0. I .i'I 13 Ontrnl 7. Cherokee T. ARNOLD L STONE T. ROUNDS J. SANDERS D HOTTMAN J. WHEELER J. SUN BV J JOHNSON O OOTZEL T. BALSAMO J. BURCHETTE M ROHR r LONIELLO H. JONES 129 BAND JOHN MANZ Dirvvtor 130 ORCHESTRA WALTER FANDRICH Direrior 131 TRIPLE TRIO Left to right: T. Nrl on. I'. Burton. J. Eteri. M. (� alc. S. I.einl ergrr. K. Myers B. Brocket!. J. Swit kv. J. Sanftladt. DOUBLE QUARTET Top Row: J. Houaton, J. Miller. J. I'atau. J. Worden. Front Row: R. Shore. A. Shade, J. Johnson. J. Standifird. 131 135 STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row; J. Jordec. M. Orniglia, J. Garner, S. hi -. Second Row: L. Balder, S. licnthornc. T. Taylor. S. l-cmberger, M. Rizer. Bottom Row: K. Sweet. G. Wcitzrl. R. Pa-kin, P. Ragatz, P. Garvey, L Lewis J. Steven . OFFICERS President KAY HI A DINO Vice President PEGGY RAGATZ Seeretnr -Treasurer HON AM) PASKIN Top Row: J. Jcn-en. J. Yallrm. S. Ilenthornr. J. No—. Second Row: L. London. E. Mitchell, A. John-on. M. Gominin-, S. Stormcr. Fir-l Row: J. Kvcrt. CHEERLEADERS Acknowledgements We wish to express our thanks to the following persons and establishments for their help: Lew Cornelius of the Capital Times, who supplied us with many pictures of Central's sports; Miss Nanette Hitter of Manchester’s Portrait Studio, who assisted us with the senior pictures; Manchester’s Portrait Studio, who took the senior pictures; the Black Photo Service, who took the hand and orchestra pictures; Mr. William Marsh. Assistant Senior High Principal, who gave us a great deal of help with club pictures; and Miss Vida V. Smith, Principal of Central Junior High School, who assisted us with Junior High pictures. Special thanks go to Mr. Richard Huffman of the Campus Printing Company and to Mr. Arne Roschild of l ee-Ad for their patience and technical advice in helping us put out our book. Greetings and Best Wishes to the Class of 1960 COMMERCIAL STATE BANK 102 State Street At the Square Look Sharp — RENT Your Tux from NEDREBO'S ox ( o'tmm Compliments of PYRAMID MOTOR CO. Your CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE Dealers In Madison ALpine 6-5401 • 02 520 State Street Madison 3. 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