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

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1963 volume:

✓ TYCHOBERAHN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL MADISON. WISCONSIN 1963 2 That Central spirit . . an integral part of our lives in these years 4 8:30 to 3:30 . . . 7 on the spur of the moment 8 7:30 11 and from 3:30 into a lifetime F C V L T y We, the graduating class of 1963, gratefully dedicate this book to our principal, Earl D. Brown. 14 NINA FREDRICKSON Guidance EARL D. BROWN Principal WILLIAM MARSH Asst. Principal ELEANOR BOWDEN Library MRS. LUELLA COLLINS Business Ed. ALFRED COLUCCI Social Studies 15 PAUL DeROSE Physics--Math JOHN NAUCHTON Guidance MRS. BETTY ATKINS Latin JOHN C. BOND Industrial Arts EDWARD COLBERT Industrial Arts ELIZABETH EISENMAN French WALTER FANDR1CH Music ROBERT HERREID English VICTOR LANNINC Social Studies BEDA MACKIN Social Studies MRS. ELLEN MEISTER Home Economics MRS. RUTH GROSSMAN English ROBERT HARRIS Physical Ed. MARGUERITE HASSE English MRS. LEONA KUSTER German DARLEEN McCORMICK Music ROBERT PARR Mathematics LUCILE REID French ELIZABETH RITZMANN English HAROLD ROONEY Physical Ed. WILL PAYNE Music HAROLD POLLOCK Business Ed. MRS. ESTHER PRESTECARD English ELIZABETH REINARTZ English JANE ROBERTS Home Economics MARY RYAN Physical Ed. KENNETH SCHROEDER Social St.—Biol. RICHARD SCHURMAN English MERLE SOL IE Mathematics MRS. BARBARA SILBER English CO-TO-SCHOOL-NIGHT: Parent: And how is Edgar doing? Teacher: Well . . . ! AL SPILDE Custodial MRS. ANN URBAN Custodial RAY SCHWOECLER Custodial MRS. EDWENA THOMAS Mathematics JOANN WALKER Physical Ed. DONALD WENDT Social Studies JAMES STREATOR Chemistry JANE AYER Nurse MRS. DELORES KUNTZ Office MRS. CORA PODELL Office MRS. JOAN BROOKS Office s E N I O R S I. MARY ALDERMAN—Cirls' Club 10,11,12. JAMES ASHLEY--Field Stream. RACHEAL ANDERSON--Cirls' Club 10,11,12; Usherettes 11; Bowling 10,11,12; Girls' Basketball 12. BONITA LYNN ARENDSEE Girls' Basketball 11,12; Field Hockey 12; Girls’ Club 11,12. JAMES L. ARMSTRONG--Prom Comm. 11. II. JOHN WAYNE ARMSTRONG--Field Stream. TIM L. ARNOLD — Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Track 10. MABLE BALCH--French Club 10. TONY P. BALSAMO--Spanish Club 11; M-Club 11,12; Field Stream 10; Ring Comm. 11; Football 10,11; Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; H.R. Officer 12. III. JUDITH ANNE BENDER--Girls’ Club 10,11,12; Cheerleading 10, 11,12; Choir 12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Ty 12; Student Council 12; Social Committee 12; Ice Cream Comm. 12; Homecoming Court 12; H.R. President 12. MARY JANE BERG--F.T.A. 11, 12; French Club 10,11,12; Girls' Club 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12. IV. FLORENCE C. BERCLUND--Girls' Club 10,11,12; Usherettes 11; Student Council 10,11; Pep Comm. 10; Social Comm. 10; Ring Comm. 10; Prom Comm. 11; Senior Comm. ROSEMARY J. BETHEL --Library Monitors 11; Girls' Club 10,11,12; Usherettes 10,11,12. V. RICHARD J. BETTS—Prom Comm. 10,11. VI. SHIRLEY ANN BLACK—Cirls Club 10,11,12; Library Monitor 12; Picnic Comm. 12; Senior Comm. A8 8ENI0R8 OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY . . 20 I. KATHLEEN BLANDINO--Spanish Club 10; Girls' Club 10,11,12; Usherettes 11,12, Sec. 12; Choir 11,12; Band 10,11,12; Pep Comm. II. TOM C. BLANKENHE1M--Tennis 11,12; Field Stream 10,11,12; Ushers 11,12; Mirror 12; Prom Comm. 12; Typing Pin. KATHLEEN D. BRIGGS—Girls' Sports 11; Girls' Club 10,11,12, Comm. Chairman 11; Ty 12; Student Council 10; Social Comm. 10,11,12; A.F.S. 10; Prom Comm. 11,12; Style Show 10. JOSEPH M. BURCHETTE—Football 10,12; Cross Country 11; Wrestling 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; M-Club 10,11,12; Mirror 12; Homecoming 12; Senior Comm. ROD BURMEISTER—Field Stream 10,11. II. JAMES BUTLER--Hockey 11; Field Stream 10,11; Ushers 11,12. VICTORIA J. CARLSON—Basketball 11,12; Girls' Club 10,11,12; Choir 12. ROBERT D. CARN1NE--4 Lakes Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 12; Field Stream 10,11,12; Senior Project 12. CHARLES CERNICLIA--Football 10,11; Basketball 10, Track 10; M-Club 11; Field Stream 11; Planning Comm. 11. III. SAMUEL CARUSO--Field Stream. JEROME CLEARY--Football Manager 10,11; Track 10,11. IV. JOY CLEMENS--Library Monitor 10,11; Girls' Club 10,11; Jr. Red Cross 11; Usherettes 12; Mirror 12; Solid Gold Cadillac Cost. Comm.; ••Red Mill Cost. Comm. ROBERT C. CONWAY—Latin Club 10; Student Council 10,11; Buildings Grounds 10; Prom Comm. 11; Badger Boys' State 11. V. VIVIAN A. COPUS--Usherettes 11,12; Choir 12; Ring Comm. 11; Senior Comm. VI. DONALD J. COX--Field Stream 11. WE FIDDLED WITH FLOATS FOR HOMECOMING ... 21 I. NANCI CRAMER.-Girls' Club 10,11,12; Hospitality 10,11,12; Bowling 12. NORRIS W. CRARY--Football 12; Wrestling 11,12; Track 11; Choir 11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12, Band 10,11,12; The Red Mill Cast. JANET MARIE CROCKETT--Girls' Club 10,11,12; Choir II, 12; Pep Comm. 11,12; Prom Comm. 10,11. JEANNE CATHERINE CROSSMAN.-French Club 10; Cirls' Club 10,11,12; Choir 12; Mirror 11,12; Ed. 12; Student Council 10,11; AAA Chairman 12; Arsenic and Old Lace Make-up; Prom Comm. 11. DELORES EILEEN CROT-SENBERG--Library Monitors 11; Latin Club 10,11,12; Girls' Club 10, 11,12; Usherettes 11,12; Choir 12; Mirror 11,12; All-Central Comm. 10,11,12; Ice Cream 12. II. TIM CUCC1A--Band 10,11,12; Dec. Comm. 11; -1 Lakes Basketball 12; Senior Prom Comm. Orchestra 10,11,12, Band 10,11,12. DONNA R. CULP--Library Monitors 10; Girls' Club 10,11,12; Usherettes 12; Minor 10; Planning Comm. 11. LAWRENCE R. DEDR1CK--Field Stream. ALICE I. DENNIS--Girls' Club 10,11,12; Jr. Red Cross 11; The Red Mill Cost. Comm. III. BENJAMIN THOMAS DISALVO-Football 11,12; Wrestling 11,12; Baseball 10,12; Latin Club 10,11,12; Field Sueam 10,11,12; Ushers 10,11. DONALD DOTZEL--Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; M-Club 10,11,12; Choir 11,12; Student Council 10, 11,12; Class V.P. 12; Homecoming Court 12; The Red Mill Cast; H.R. Officer 12. IV. MICHAEL DUNCAN--Wrestling 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Ring Comm. 11; H.R. Officer 12. PHILLIP E. ELDRIDCE--Electricians Club 10,11,12. V. PETER A. ELLENZ--Football 10; Wrestling 10,12; Track 12; Ring Comm. 10. VI. SHARON L. ENCELHART--Girls’ Club 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11, 12; Social Committee 12. I. MICHAEL J. FEENEY--Football 11, Basketball 10,11,12; Tennis II, 12; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Field Stream 10,11,12; Student Council 10. SANDRA L. FECCESTAD--Library Monitor 10; Girls' Club 10; Choir 12; Homeroom Representative 10; Social Comm. 10,11,12; A.F.S. Comm 10,11; Homecoming 12; Ring Comm. 11; Prom Comm. 11; Homeroom Officer 10,11. JEFFREY M. FIELDS--Field Stream. JAMES J. FINNIC AN--Field Stream 10,11; Homeroom Representative 10. ROBERT EUGENE FOOTE--Latin Club 10, 11; Photo. Club 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Ty 10,11,12. II. BRIAN R. GARDNER--Electricians Club 11,12, Pres. 12; Choir 11, 12; Stagecrew All Plays. JAMES D. GARNER--Football 11,12; Hockey II. 12; Latin 10,11,12; M-Club 12; Band 10,11,12. PATRICIA ANN GARTLAND--French Club 10,11,12; Cirls' Club 10,11,12; Hospitality Chairman 12; Choir 12; Mirror 10,11; Ice Cream 12. GARNET GAVIN--Library Monitors 11,12; Girls' Club 10,11,12; Jr. Red Cross 11; Prom Comm. 11; Senior Comm. 12; AAA Monitor 10,11,12. III. GARY J. GERVAS1--Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Student Council 10; Class Pres. 10; H.R. Officer 10,11; Nat. Hon Soc.; McPynchcon Scholar. DARLENE A. GILBERT--Girls' Club 10,11,12; Ring Comm. 11. IV. ROBERT GREEN--Football 11,12; Wrestling 10,11,12; M-Club 11, 12; Choir 11,12; Student Council 12; The Red Mill cast. WILLIAM L. GROSSHANDLER--French Club 10; Choir 11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; Finance Comm. 10,11, Chairman 12; A.F.S. 10; Homecoming 12; The Red Mill cast; Prom Comm. 10,11; St. Olaf's; Nat. Merit. V. JOE R. CUASTELLA--Football 11. VI. DONETTE MARY CUTWlLER--Bowling 10; Hospitality 11,12; Style Show 11; Prom Comm. 12; Ice Cream 12. 23 RIBBED THE RATTED HAIRSTYLES • • • ONE OF THE HERD I. JILL HANIF IN--Girls' Club. HERMANN E. HANSON--Track 10; Field Stream 10,11; Prom Comm. 12. WAYNE D. HARLAN--Field Stream. JOHN ROGERS HARDEN—Wrestling 10. ROBERT HARMS --Field Stream 10,11. II. JOHN R. HARRINGTON--Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10. RUTH HARRIS--Girls' Sports 10,11,12; Cheerleader 10; Cirls Club 10,11,12, Cabinet 11,12, President 12; Ways and Means 10,11, Chairman 11; Junior Red Cross 10; German Club 11,12, Vice-Pres. II. Pres. 12; Choir 12; Ty 11,12, Editor 12; Mirror 10,11, First-page editor 11; Scoreboard 11; Student Council 10,11,12; All-Central Comm. 10,11,12; AAA Comm. 10,11, H.R. monitor 10; Spring Operetta 12; Class Sec.-Trcas. 10,11; Class Steering Comm. 10,11, 12; Prom Publicity Chair. 10; Ice-Cream Comm. 12; H.R. Sec. 11, 12; Homecoming Float Chair. 12; Nat. Hon. Soc. 11; Service Pin 11; Shaw Essay Award 11; Optomist Leadership Award 12; Homecoming Court 12; Junior Prom Court 11. SHIRLEY HENTHORNE--Girls' Club 10,11,12; C.C. Clinic 11,12, Sec. 12; Hospitality 10; Choir 12; Student Council 10,12; Pep Comm. 10,11,12; Style Show 10,11; Ring Comm. 11; H.R. Officer 10,12; RICHARD HIBMA--Cross Country 10; Track 10,12; M-Club 10,12; Field Stream 10; Prom Comm. 12. III. CLENDON T. HIERLMEIER--Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11, 12; Baseball 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; M-Club 11,12, President 12; Choir 11,12; All-Central Comm. 10,11,12; Homecoming Court 12; Chairman Class Night 12; Nat. Hon. Soc. 11- DONALD J. HOFFMAN --Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Track 11,12; Baseball 12; M-Club 12; Field and Stream 10,11; Student Council 11,12; Social Comm. 12; H.R. Officer 10,11. IV. DARRELL L. HOLTZ—Field Stream 10,11,12. GARY W. HOULDSWORTH--Hockey 10,11,12; Tennis 11,12; Electricians 12; Student Council 10,12; Finance Comm. 12; Social Comm. 11; H.R. Pres. 12. V. JOSEPH HOUSTON--Band 10,11,12; Choir 11,12; Double Quartet 12; Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11; Tennis 10,11; Student Council 10; German Club 11,12; Hi-Y 12. VI. RITA K. HUBER—Girls' Club 10,11,12; Homecoming Court 12; Planning Comm. 12. MULLED OVER THE MERGER MUDDLE I. SANDRA KAY HULL—Library Monitor 10,11,12; Cirls' Club 10,11; Usherettes 11; Senior Comm. 12. DUWAYNE HUMMEL—Field Stream 12. JANICE ANN HUZA--Book Ex. Mon. 11; French Club 10; Spanish Club 10,12; Choir 12; Mirror 10; Cards Invitations 11; H.R. See. 12. PAMELA L. JACOBS--French Club 10,11,12, V.P. 12; Girls' Club 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Ty Ed. 12; Social Comm. 10,11,12; Homecoming Court 12; Prom Comm. 10,11,12; AAA Monitor 12; Stage Door Cast; Solid Gold Make-up; Our Hearts Cast; Red Mill Cast. RALPH LLOYD JACOBSEN—Library Mon. 10; Spanish Club 10. II. ARPAD JAKOB--Field Stream 12. ROBERT JEFFCOTT--Field Stream 12. BRUCE JOHNSON--Field Stream 10,12; Ring Comm. 10; H.R. Off. 10. JAMES R. JOHNSON—Football 10,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Cross-Country 11; F.T.A. V.P. 11; French Club 10,11; M-Club 12; Field Stream 12; Choir 10,11,12; Double Quartet 11,12; Finance Comm. 10,11,12; Red Mill ; Planning Comm. 11. III. CLARK M. JONES--Basketball 10,11,12; Latin Club 10,11,12. HAROLD R. JONES--Football 11; 4 Lakes Basketball 10,11,12; Cross Country 10; Baseball 10,11,12; F.T.A. 10; Field Stream 10,11,12; Hi-Y 12; Ring Comm. 10,11; Planning Comm. 12. IV. PATRICIA JONES--Office Monitor 10,11; Girls' Club 10,11,12; Senior Comm. 12. SANDRA JONES—Girls' Club 10,11. V. ORVILLE C. KARAN--Baseball 12; Choir 11,12; Student Council 10, 11; All-Central Comm. 10,11; Planning Comm. 10. VI. JANALYN S. KINDER--Book Ex. Mon. 12; Cirls' Club 10,11; Orchestra 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Ty 12; Morror 10; Student Council 11,12; All-Central 10,11,12, Chair. 12; Prom Comm. 10,11; Class Planning Comm. 12; Ice-Cream Comm. 12; H.R. Officer 10,11; German Club 11,12; Executive 12. 27 B009TED THE BATTLING BADGER9 I. CAROL ANNE K1TE--Girls Sports 11,12; Girls' Club 10,11,12; German Club 11,12; Choir 11,12; Orchestra 10; Band 10,11,12; Mirror 10,11,12, Editor 12; All-Central 11,12, Secretary 12; Stage Door Cast; Make-Up all plays; Ring Comm. 11; Senior Comm. 12; Dance Comm. 10, Candy Comm. 11; Ways and Means 10; H.R. Float 12; AAA Monitor 12; Lost and Found 12. JACK MICHAEL KNEEBONE --Football 10; 4 Lakes Basketball 11,12; Field Stream 11,12; Student Council 10. JANEEN M. LARSON--Library Mon. 11,12; Girls' Club II, 12. JOHN KENT LARSON--M-Club 10; Orchestra 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Chaperones Comni. 10. LINDA A. LEHMAN--Bowling 10, 11,12; French Club 10; Girls' Club 10,11,12; Usherettes 10,11,12, Pres. 12; Hospitality 10,11,12; Student Council 12; Ring Comm. 10,11; Prom Comm. 11; Ice Cream Comm. 12; H.R. Pres. 10,11; H.R. Sec. 12; Candy Counter 12. II. SHIRLEY LEMBERCER--Latin Club 10,11,12; Girls' Club 10,11, 12; C.C. Treas. 12; Choir 11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Student Council 12; Social Comm. 10,11; AAA Comm. 12; Prom Comm. 12. DIANE KAY LESLIE--Library Mon. 12; Girls' Club 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Student Council 12; Planning Comm. MARY A. LINK--Girls' Club 11,12. PETER C. LOEB--Orchestra 12; Band 11,12; Band Pres. 12; Student Council 12; Stage-Crew 11,12; Dance Band 11,12. 111. FRED LONIELLO--Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11; Choir 11 12; Baseball 11. JAMES MAIR--Field Stream 10,11. IV. JOHN BRADFORD MALLON—Football 10; Basketball 10; Track 10,11; Latin Club 10, Electricians 10; Field Stream 10,11; Mirror 10,11; Prom Comm. 11. MARY F. MALONEY--Girls' Club 10,11,12 Choir 12; Ty 12; Pep Comm. 12; Prom Comm. 12; H.R. Sec. 12. V. ARTHUR O. MASSHARDT--Football 10,11,12; F.T.A. 12; Field Stream 11; Finance Comm. 12; Building Grounds 11; Prom Comm. 10. VI. ELIZABETH J. McCAFERTY--Girls' Club 10,11,12; Ty 12; Mirror 11,12; Class Night 12; Girls' Sports Letter. PONDERED THE SENIOR PROJECT I. RICHARD McCAFERTY--Football 10,11; Wrestling 10; Field Stream 12. WILLIAM B. McCRARY--Football 10,11,12; Wrestling 10,11,12; Spanish Club 11,12; M-Club 11,12; Field Stream 12; Ty 12; H.R. V. P. 11; Homecoming Court 12. JOHN J. MeDONALD— Field Stream 10,11,12. NANCY C. McELMURRY--Girls' Club 10, II, 12; Minor 11,12, A.I-.S. 11, German Club 11,12. WILLIAM THOMAS MEDDINCS--Wrestling 10,11,12; Latin 10,11,12; M-Club 12; Social Comm. 12; Prom Comm. 12; Homecoming Comm. 12; H.R. Pres. 12. 11. SOJNA MEDDINCS--Girls' Club 10,11,12. MARILYN MERRILL--Futurc Teachers 10; Lib. Mon. 11; Girls' Club 12; Ice Cream Comm. 12. JAMES R. MILLER--Basketball 10,11,12; Cross Country 10; Golf 10,11,12; M-Club 12; Choir 11,12; Double Quartet 12; Executive 12; Pep Comm. 10,11; A.F.S. 10; Homecoming Chairman 12; Arsenic lead; Our Hearts lead; Red Mill lead; H.R. V.P. 10,11. JOANN MILLER--F.T.A. 12; Lib. Mon. 10,11,12; Girls'Club 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Ring Comm. 11. III. JUDITH C. MILLER--Lib. Mon. 11,12; Girls' Club 10,11,12; Jr. Red Cross 10,11; Usherettes 10; Band 10,11,12; Mirror 10,11; Ice-Cream 12. NANCY LEE MILLER--Girls' Club 10,11,12; Ty 12; Pep Comm. 12; Girls' Sports 10,11,12; Sports Letter 12. IV. RONALD R. MILWARD--Football 10; Hockey 10,11,12; Baseball 11; Choir 10,11. CARY MORK--Band 10,11,12; H.R. Pres. 10,11,12; Class Pres. 12; Class V.P. 11. V. DEANNA C. MULHALL--Spanish Club 11; Girls' Club 11,12. VI. CARY MYERS--Field Stream 10,11,12. 8HIVERED AND SOLD OUR ICE CREAM I. CATHERINE MYERS--Lost Found 10,11, Chair. 11; Candy C ntcr Chair. 12; C.S. Cabinet 11,12; Finance Comm. 10,11, Chair. 11; A.F.S. Comm. 11; Executive 11,12; SC V.P. 12; Choir II, 12; Triple Trio 12; French Club 10,11; Red Mill cast; Nat. Hon. Soc. 11; Ty 12; Student Council 11. ELOUISE NELSON.-Girls' Club 10,11,12; Choir 12; Orchestra 10; Band 10,11,12; Ring Comm. 11. LOUISE NELSON--Girls' Club 10,11,12; Lost AFound Chair. 12; Choir 12; Orchestra 10; Band 10,11,12. TRACY NELSON--Girls' Club 10,11,12; V.P. 12; Choir 11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; Social Comm. 10,11,12; Buildings Grounds 11,12; Chair. 12; Af .S. 11; Homecoming 10,11,12; Stage Door ; Solid Gold ; Our Hearts ; Prom Music Chair. 12; Planning Comm. 11; Honor Soc. 11; Triple Trio 12. NANCY N1EHUS--Girls' Club 10,12; Ways Means Chair. 12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11; Buildings Grounds 10,11; A.F.S. 11. II. TERRY J. NINNEMAN—Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Hockey 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; M-Club 10,11,12; Field Stream 10,11,12. WILLIAM N. NOLL--Football 11,12; Basketball 10; Track 10,12; M-Club 11,12; Field Stream 10,11,12; Choir 12; Student Council 10; Prom Comm. 11; Hi-Y. CAROLYN NUTTER — Transferred from West Utah. DENNIS E. 0'CONNELL--Wrestling 11; Track 11,12; Electricians 12; Lighting Comm. 10,11,12. III. LINDA LEE OLSON--Lib. Mon. 10; Office Mon. 10,11,12; Girls' Club 10,11,12; Jr. Red Cross 10; Choir 12; Ice-Cream 12. TERRY S. OLSON—Wrestling 10; Field Stream 11; Orchestra 10,11,12. IV. JURCEN R. PATAU--Basketball 10; Tennis 12; Choir 10,12; Band 10; Pep Comm. 10,11; Homecoming 10,11,12; Solid Gold ; Red Mill ; German Club 11; Lighting Comm. 10,11; KAY PERRY--Girls' Club 12; Ice-Cream 12. V. THEODORE PETERSON--Field Stream 11,12. VI. DENNY PHARO—Field Stream 10,11,12. 3! KIBITZED KENNEDY AND KRUQHCHEV I. KENNETH D. PHILLIPS--Field Stream 10,11. THOMAS A. PLANTE--Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; M-Club 11,12; Prom Comm. 11. PATRICIA POPPA—Bowling 11,12 Girls' Club 11,12; Prom Comm. 11. CARL POSTER--French Club 10,11,12; Homecoming 12; Solid Cold ; Our Hearts ; Sr. Comm. KATHY PUCCIO—Cirls' Club; Stage Door ; Solid Cold. II. KATHLEEN A. PRENOT—Girls' Club 10,11,12; Jr. Red Cross 11 Style Show 11; Prom Comm. 11. CHARLES M. QUACKENBOSS--Ficld Stream 10,11,12; Student Council 11. LUANN E. RAETHER --Girls' Club; Social Comm. 11; Prom Comm. 11. JOSEPH RANE-Field Stream 10,11; Usher 10,11; Senior Comm. III. MICHAEL J. REMINGTON—Basketball 10,11 (4-Lakes); Golf 10, 11,12; French Club 10,11,12; M-Club 11,12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; Planning Comm. 10,11; Lighting Comm. 11; Sr. Comm. RICHARD A. ROBERTS--Cross Country 10,11; Track 10,11, 12; M-Club 12; Field Stream 11; Choir 12; Student Council 11,12; Sr. Comm.; Hi-Y 12. IV. CARY W. ROBINSON--Field Stream 11. GERALD W. ROCERS Football 10; Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12. V. KATHERINE A. ROGERS—Bk. Ex. Mon. 11,12; French Club 11 Choir 12; Ty 12; Student Council 10,11,12; Chairman Pep Comm. 12; Mirror 10; Sr. Comm. VI. MARGARET ROCERS--Bowling 10,11,12; Girls' Club 10,11,12 Costume Club 10,11,12. 32 SNICKERED AT SKIMPY SKIRTS • • • I. MICHAEL R. ROHR--Football 10,11,12; Hockey 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Spanish Club 10,11; M-Club 12; Field Stream 10,11,12; Student Council 12; Finance 12; Buildings Grounds 12; Homecoming Court; Sr. Comm. H.R. Officer; Sr. Comm.; Junior Class Pres. NORVEL ROLLINS--Elec. Club, Sr. Comm. DAVID E. RORTVEDT — Fields Stream 10,11,12. THOMAS W. ROUNDS--Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; M-Club 12; Prom Comm. 11. SANDRA LEE ROWIN--Bowling 11,12; Cirls' Club; Sr. Comm. II. SANDRA J. RUNSTROM--Bk. Ex. Monitor 12; Latin Club 10,11; Girls' Club; Usherettes 11; Band 10,11,12; Cheerleader 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11, Sec. 12; Pep Comm. 12; Ring Comm. 11; Homecoming Court. NORMAN C. SANNES--German 10,11,12; Usher 12; Band 10,11; Ring Comm. 10 BONNIE SUE SARBACKER--Usherettes 10,11,12; Girls' Club; V.P. Usherettes. RODNEY F. SCHEU--Field Sueam 10,11,12. III. GERALD SCHILTZ--Wrestling 10,11,12; M-CIub 10,11,12; Sr. Comm. JAMES CAMERON SCHLATTER--Golf 10,11,12; French Club 10,11,12; Pres. 11; Student Council 10; All Centxal 10; Ring Comm. 11; H.R. Officer 11; Nat. Hon. Soc. 11; Science for Youth Institute; Badger Boys' State. IV. DAVID SCHNACK--Baseball 10; Field Stream 11. ALBERT L. SHADE—Field Stream 11; Choir 10,11,12; The Red Mill Lead; H.R. Officer 12; V.P. Boys' Double Quartet 11,12. V. THOMAS R. SHARKEY--Hockey 10; Sr. Comm.; H.R. Officer 10, 11. VI. BETSY ANN SHAUB--Bowling 10,11,12; Cirls' Club; Sr. Comm. 33 CONGREGATED AT THE CANDV COUNTER I. GAIL L. SHEA--Bk. Ex. Monitor II; French Club 12; Latin Club 10,11,12; Girls' Club; Choir 12; Steering Comm. 11; Prom Comm. II. PATRICIA MARIE SHERBURNE--Off. Monitor 12; Cirls' Club; G.C. Sec. 12; Band 10,11,12; Ty Ed. 12; Mirror 10; S.C. Alt. 12; Pep Comm. 12; Makeup Comm.; Planning Comm. 10,11,12; Cheerleader 10. WALTER F. SHORE—Baseball 12; Basketball 12; Choir 10,11,12; Pep Comm. 10; Buildings Grounds 10; The Red Mill Lead; Boys' Double Quartet 11,12. DOROTHY ANN SMEDEGARD--Girls' Club; Jr. Red Cross. DEAN F. SMITH—Football 12; Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Latin Club 10,11,12; M-Club 11,12; Ring Comm. 11; Sr. Comm. II. MARY SNELL—Lib. Monitor 12; Girls' Club; Usherettes 12; Costumes Club 11,12; Bowling 11,12. TOM L. SOULES--Field Stream 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12. GARY A. STRAND—Basketball 10; Baseball 10; Choir 12. JEAN MARIE STRATMAN--Mirror 10; Student Council 11; Building Grounds 11; Sr. Comm.; H.R. Officer 10,11; Usherettes 10,11,12; Sec. Trcas. 11; Ty Ed. 12, French Club 10,11, 12; Girls' Club; Nat. Merit Recognition. III. JANICE STRONG--Lib. Monitor 10; Off. Monitor 10,11,12; Girls' Club; Student Council 11; Soc. Comm. 11,12; Sr. Class Sec.-Treas.; Prom Comm. 11; H.R. Officer 10,11; Bowling 10,11. JON W. SUNDBY --Football 10,11,12; Hockey 10,11,12; Baseball 11,12; Field Stream 10,11,12; Hi-Y 11,12. IV. DARRELL R. SUNDERLAGE--Wrestling 12. DALE SUNDERLACE --Field Stream 10,11,12. V. JOHN SWEENEY--Wrestling 10,11,12; Field Stream VI. JACQUELINE SWITZKY--Spanish Club 10,11; Girls' Club; Choir 11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Triple Trio 12; Soc. Comm. 12; The Red Mill ; Ring Comm. 11; Sr. Comm. HOLLERED AND HOOTED FOR HIERLMEIER I. THOMAS W. SY--Hockey 10; French Club 10,12; Ty 11; Mirror 10; Student Council Alt. 12; A.A.A. Monitor 12; Arsenic 01d Lace ; Stage Door ; Solid Gold Cadillac ; Our Hearts ; Nat. Merit Recognition. KATHLEEN F. TAYLOR--Lib. Monitor 11; Latin Club 10,11; Girls' Club; Usherettes 11; Choir 12; Buildings Grounds II. TRUDY TAYLOR--Cirls' Club; H.R. Officer 10. KATHRYNE A. TETZLAFF--Cirls' Club; Choir 12; Student Council 10,11; Finance 10,11,12; Sr. Comm. MARY LOUISE TIEDEMAN--Girls' Club Choir 12; The Red Mill. II. GERALD F. TIFFT--Orchestra 12; Band 10,11,12; Sr. Comm. RUTH ANN TILK£R--Lib. Monitor 10,11; Latin Club 10; Cirls' Club; Usherettes 10,11; Choir 12; Mirror 10; Ring Comm. 11; Planning Comm. 10; Sr. Comm. JEAN THOMPSON--Girls' Club. ALICE ANN UTTER—Lib. Monitor 12; Off. Monitor 10,11; Girls' Club; Usherettes 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Mirror. III. JO ANN VALLEM--Triple Trio 12; Girls' Club; Choir 11,12; LINDA L. VICK--G.A.A. 12; Lib. Monitor 10,11,12; Girls' Club. IV. CAROLYN VINCENT--G.A.A. 10,11,12; Off. Monitor 10,11,12; Girls' Club; Choir 12. JAMES M. VIRNIC-Cross Country 10,11; Hockey 10,11; Elec. Club 11,12; Field Stream 10,11; Ushers 10,11, 12; Finance Comm. 12; Homecoming Comm. 12; Sr. Comm. V. JUDITH C. VOLL-F.T.A. 12; Cirls' Club; Usherettes 11; Mirror 10; Sr. Comm. VI. JERILYN K. VOSS—Girls' Club; Orchestra 10,11,12; Band 10,11, 12; Planning Comm. 11; H.R. Officer 10,11; Sr. Comm. PRIMPED AND PREENED FOR PROM . . . 36 I. ROBERT G. WAGNER--Football 10,11,12; Hockey 10,11,12; Field Stream. DONNA WALLACE--Bk. Ex. Monitor 11,12; Girls Club; Choir 10,11,12; Ring Comm. Chairman 10,11. SUZANNE M. WARDLE--Cirls Club. THOMAS J. WATSON--Golf 12; Baseball 10,12. JAMES P. WHEELER—Football 10,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Cross Country 11; Track 10,11,12; M-Club 12; Choir 11,12. II. CLAIRE WHIPPLE--Football 11; Cross Country 10; Co-Captain Wrestling 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; M-Club 10,11,12; Field Stream 10; Choir 11,12; Student Council 12; H.R. Officer 11,12; All Central 12; Sr. Comm. SUSAN PUTNEY WHITE—Off. Monitor 10; French Club 10,12; Girls' Club; Ty Ed. 12; Mirror 10; Student Council President 11; Student Council 10,12; Chairman Buildings Grounds 10; Stage Door ; Solid Gold Cadillac ; Our Hearts ; Arsenic Old Lace ; H.R. Officer 10,11; Nat. Honor Soc. 11. STEPHEN WILDER--Field Stream 11; Buildings Grounds 11; Sr. Comm. LINDA L. WILLIAMS--Girls Club; Bowling 10,11,12. III. WILLIAM MICHAEL WILLIAMS--Golf 10,11,12; Homecoming 12; Prom Comm. 10,11; Sr. Comm. JOHN M. WIRKA—Track 10,11, 12; French Club 10; M-Club 10,11,12; Student Council Alt. 10,11. IV. PATRICIA WOOD--Orchestra 10,11,12; Costume Club 10; Usherettes 10,11; Cirls Club. SANDRA A. WOODS--F.T.A. 12; Bk. Ex. Monitor 11; Latin Club 10,11,12; Girls' Club; Usherettes 10,11; Choir 12; Minor 10; Sr. Comm. V. THOMAS ARTHUR WOODWORTH--Golf 10,11,12; French Club 10,11,12; M-Club 11,12; Ring Comm. 10. VI. STEVEN WONN—4-Lakes Basketball 10,11,12. 37 FRETTED ABOUT OUR FUTURES I. JAMES L. WORDEN—Track 10; Choir 10,11,12; Student Council President 12; Soc. Comm. 10,11; Homecoming 10,11; Arsenic 01d Lace; Stage Door; Solid Cold Cadillac; Our HearU; The Red Mill; H.R. Officer 10. RANDY YOUNG—Basketball 10; 4-Lakes Basketball 11,12; Prom 10; Sr. Comm. BONNIE SUE YOUNGER — Girls' Club; Sr. Comm. ARIEL YVONNE HICKLAN—Lib. Mon. 11,12; Girls' Club II, 12; Choir 12. CHARLENE LOUAN BAMBROUGH—Girls' Club; Ring Comm. 10; H.R. Officer 10,11; Bowling 11; Prom 11. II. JOHN HANSON--4 Lakes Football 11,12; Field Stream 10. BETTY J. HARDY — Lib. Mon. 10,11,12; Girls' Club; Sr. Comm. MARY HYLAND—Girls' Club; Bowling 10,12; Girls' Sports. CAROLYN PALTZ—Girls' Club; Sr. Comm.; Bowling 11,12; Girls' Sports. III. AUCE DIANE ROBINSON—Girls' Club; Sr. Comm.; S C. Alternate 12; H.R. Officer 10,11,12; Bowling 11; Soc. Comm. 10,11,12; Mirror 12; Prom 11; Bk. Ex. Monitor 12. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Nick Abitante Charles Aiello Marvin Blum Anne Chisholm Jeff Engleberger Bruce Fibikar Gayle Finn Fred Cobbs Joe Finn Gary Gannon Mary M. Hefard Clarence Maher Marion Mitchell Ellery Neely Richard Ofstie Carol Seifert Thomas Short Mable Smith Susan Sonnenschien Cynthia Ann Snow Robert Strand Sammuel Thomas Thomas Ulrich 38 40 J u N I O R S 4 L Q JiL: R. Betts L. Bjomstad J. Borge J. Beecher F. Beiler P. Bentley M. Bergemann C. Burgess D. Christopherson B. Cimino S. Cohen J. Colletti M. Com ins R. Cerniglia R. Chadwick L. Chambers N. Chinault L. Bravo B. Brockett W. Bakke L Banks B. Barr S. Barr C. Bartholomew D. Aldridge W Allred R. Anderson M. Anncn B. Arendsee S. Babler M. Caire S. Castle M. Cerniglia T. Byrne C. Bystol M. Dayton 5 ; D. Currie G. Daniel E. Davis E. Farr M. FarTcll R. Farrell F. Fasel D. Felland S. Fenn E. Fillner P. Finnegan K. Fischer M. Fiscus P. Fitzgerald T. Connery P. Conway B. Cooper J. Cords W. Crane L. Crary J. Cratsenber.� J. Cross D. Crossen C. Deakman F. Degenhardt M. Crume A. Cuccia C. Culp C A E. Dintemann M. DiMartino C. Denzer da T D. Eberline D. Esser D. Evans P. Evans D. Foyc J. Franklin J Frederick T. Frederick W. Freitag B. Fries M. Helgeson It G. Hedquist N. Heintz E. Fuss B. German S. Gillen D. Greenwald B. Grintjes K. Kanvick S. Kayes S. Kelly T. Kempfer R. Kenison A. Johnson C. Johnson J. Jordec J. Judd B. Holton J. Hutchins E. Hutchins O St S. Hendrickson P. Henshaw D. Hilgers ST L. Hargrove C. Harris L. Hatlcberg C. Grundahl M. Gunderson S. Hainstock P. Hammersley P. Marvin ft -—• iSB i S fe d K. Kennedy' P. Ketterer R. Ketterer S. Klassy J. Lange R. Mattie S. Maxon L. Mazurski S. McCloskey M. McConnell A. Laymon J. Licari K. Linde E Mcadowcroft J. Michaelis M. Mislivicck D Mocn J. Montgomery C Moore P. Morgan R. Moss R. Oliva D. O'Neil B. Overton R Palmer L. Partis R. Paskin S. Patchcn T. Marquis J. Rohr R. Ryerson R. Sabroff S. Sarbackcr ft ft © V y L. Rosenthal T. Ruedisili M. Roberts A. Patterson N. Pauli K. Patterson M. Peckham R. Perry J. Pope G. Poster F. Prcvas a G. Peterson C. Petterson M. Pfistcr D. Piper B. Quackenboss D. Roberts M. Scallon J. Schlict J. Schlro M. Schiro £ A T. Schmelling J. Schmelzer S. Schneider G. Sch ut L. Schultz K. Schwebke D. Schwoegler R. Scolcs B. Scott M. Sells J. Seymour G. Smith P. Smithson J. Sobbe C Thompson J. Wehrmann K. White C. Wiedman V. Wilkins D. Williams O D. Steinhofer H. Stolen L. Stone J. Stormer H. Tomcany K. Vanderbilt B. Siegert M. Sharkey R. Shriver J. Spatola C. Spoolhoff G. Spyros J. Standifird K. Statz L Strommcn A. Studesville T. Suctmeier E. Vowles B. Waller P. Weaver S. Webster D. Vanderbloeman B. Van Dyke D. Veloff 49 50 A M. Aldridge M. Allen M. Allen S. Amctt K. Amodd B. Arnold V. Arnold L. Austin S. Ayers H. Bakkcn J. Bakken L. Balser S. Bambough J. Bareevich M. Barr O C, O 4' L ? I T. Barron K. Bartlein D. Beckett D. Beckett J. Be Id © © JL« J. Bencll S. Bentley N. Borg L. Bergemann V. Berry S. Bible M. Bjomethum J. BonoAnno T. Brew T. Brewer ms M. Buclow B. Buffo C. Burchettc B. Burmeistcr T. Burrows R. Bystol P. Capadona M. Carow J. Carteralla P. Caruso Sr m C. Chinault J. Chadwich S. Cline C. Clifom A. Colucci G. Cratsenberg J. Cramer F. Cross M. Cunningham D. Dyher 52 M. Davcy L. Dccgan G. DiMaggio P. DiMartino R. DiMaggio R. DiSalvo J. Doyle T. Doyle C. Downs M. Duane J. DuBois E. Dunse L. Dybdal S. Edmunds N. Ellis J. Elsing P. Erickson D. Fix S. Fix B. Fisc us D. Fiscus B. Fox R. Frazier G. Friedland P. Friske M. Full wood E. Gallacher M. Gardner C. Garner C. Garrett G. Cart land P. Garvey D. George R. Gerou N. Goff E. Gordon D. Crignano C. Grintjcs R. Guerin T. Geisler M. Hagen M. Hammond L. Hanson D. Harden L. Harmon J. Harris B. Hartwig J. Harvey B. Hawke R. Hefty 53 o Sr M. Hcgge L. Helleckson J. Helgcson S. Henncssy J. Hcstcrly S. Hierlmeier L. Hill J. Hoffman D. Hoffman B. Holden S. Holmgren P. Houstad H. Houston J. Jensen S. Josheff T. Karabis R. Kearns D. Keating J. Kennedy E. Ledwidge J. Kinder C. Kingsbury J. Klein B. Knox J. LaFlash S. Larson C. Larson L. LeGrey M. Lengyel K. Levake L. Lewis J. Libert B. Lightfoot L. Littel N. Logan W. Loguc C. Lloyd R. Loniello L. London J. Lutz 9 Ju © s9 A M ii J. Malm R. Maloney N. Marble S. Marking K. Marvin V. Mat rose L. Matuszcske J. Mead K. Merlin K. Mil ward Terry Burrows, Sec E iMitchell C. Moen P. Mulhall E. Muehlemann C. Navis F. Neeley D. Nelson E. Nelson B. Nordness G. Olson N. Olson T. Oscar J. Otterson D. Ottum B. Pavlue E. Pagel R. Paltz R. Paris S. Patridge M. Pcchic Wei.? J6 it it 1 5- r P. Perkins J. Peterson J. Petterson D. Petterson E. Pierick E. Pohlman L. Powers S. Ransen J. Reamer L. Reuter 56 fn J. Utter J. Valenza C. VanRoo K. Virnig M Vogt J. Wadsworth J. Wagner J. Wake S. Waldron N. Washbum J. Martin J. Thomas G. Thcel M. Thomas B. Tiedeman D. Todd M. Tofte C. Tortoricc J. Troia J. Ulrich c S. Wood D. Woodman W. Weaver M. Weiss A. Wopat D. Yancey A. Zekas K. Zweifcl S. Spangler B. Stalder J. Stalheim V. Steeper J. Stellick C. Sterling J. Stevens J. Strand D. Strand J. Stout D. Severson L. Shapiro M. Shields J. Shivers M. Smith R. Sohrwoide S. Sonncnschein T. Sorenson M. Soules K. Spangler 9 9 g At - 57 A C T I V I T I E g TOKEN 60 HOMECOMING COURT Bill McCrary, Don Dotzel, Terry Ninneman, Glenn Hierlmeier, Sandy Runstrum, Tom Plante, Jack Harrington, Mike Rohr. Rita Huber, Tracy Nelson, Ruth Harris, Janice Strong, Pam Jacobs, Judy Bender. 61 . . . AND THIS IS CENTRAL?? OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY .. ffeii CAST OF CHARACTERS Steward........Tom Sy Mrs. Skinner . . . Sue White Purser.........John Rohr Stewardess .... Agnes Johnson Admiral........ Jeff Wchrmann Winifred Blaugh . Joann Libert Inspector......Ginny Steeper Madame Elise . . Pam Jacobs Window Cleaner . Ken Linde Cornelia Otis Skinner. . . . Tracy Nelson Otis Skinner . . . Jim Worden Emily Kimbrough. . Linda Mazursky Dick Winters . . . Jim Miller Harriet St. John .Julie Stalheim Leo McEvoy . . . Steve Webster Therese.........Dinah Fclland Monsieur de la Croix........John Schmelzer 65 A frog in the pencil sharpener! !! 3:45? Gee, I wonder where 1 put that gum! _ What should we do after we get out of this box? Let Hertz put YOU in the driver's scat . . . Maybe it's the wrong theater??? Gosh ! Two dabs really DO work ■■ifl glad that Gosh not you m 3 And 1 said drop dead f The theme of the Junior Prom was Alhambra. Music was provided by Ed Mack and the Townsmen. The Court, consisting of Jan Evert and Ed Dintemann, Betty Ellis and Chuck Cerniglia, and Diane Greenwald and Tim Connery, was presided over by Queen Pat Henshaw and King Dick Peschel. ALHAMBRA 69 411 THE VARSITY-ALUMNI GAME . . . sponsored by the Central High M Club. Consisting of the Fresh man-Sophomore game, the Varsity-Alumni game, and the half-time Faculty Frolic, this event has rapidly become an exciting and fun-filled traditional event. JLWMI i Be Li BeRENS ))NT£MANN -tSC H Grauvogl Karp Klagos i London . SCHACHTE Tipler ' Troia Withers 4 Williams Fhe Central No eat picaie 1 mean 1 don aptitude • • . and I CENTS into machine • getting tired of this all the time f 74 Don't you realize that library book is two clays OVERDUE!!1’ I'd like my program changed, please. They're smiling now . . . but just wait 'til I turn on the juice!! 75 Madison’s uniquest, lowest, strangest, and best home room! THE REC ROOM Rec Royalty: King—Fred Fascl Queen--Flora Bciler Prime Minister--LeRoy Ranks (shown with loyal and devoted subjects) Rec Regents: C. Spoolhoff P. Marvin S. Maxon B. Cimino B. Van Dyke T. Wing S. Hendrickson (not pictured: Max Olson) Many of Central's seniors have received honors for their achievements in scholastic or extracurricular activities. Here are some of them: Bob Conway represented Central on the l.Q. Parade, a local television show which is patterened after College Bowl on a high school level. Bob also attended Badger Boys' State, and Bob Foote was chosen as our alternate to Boys' State, which was held on the Ripon College campus. Gary Gcrvasi received the McPhyncheon Scholarship and was elected to National Honor Society. Bill Grosshandler get the Bausch and Lomb award for his work in science. Ruth Harris was on l.Q. Parade and was elected to National Honor Society. She also received a service pin and won the Shaw Essay Contest. Several organizations honored Ruth; she won the DAR Good Citizen Award, and also awards from the Optimists and from the Elks. Glen Hicrlmeir was chosen to receive a McPhyncheon Scholarship and was made a member or National Honor Society. Gary Houldsworth received the Bausch and Lomb science award. Jim Miller became a Finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Competition. Kathy Myers was a Finalist in the National Merit Program too. In addition, she won a service pin, was on l.Q. Parade, and was elected to the National Honor Society. Tracy Nelson also was made a member of N.H.S. Jurgen Patau became a Finalist in the National Merit Competition, as did Jim Schlatter. Jim also received a scholarship for a summer science program at St. Olaf College in Minnesota, represented us on l.Q. Parade and at Badger Boys' State, and became a member of the National Honor Society. Jean Stratman was on the l.Q. Parade, became a Finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Competition, and received an award in the Shaw Essay Contest. Tom Sy was given a scholarship for the science program at St. Olaf and represented us on l.Q. Parade. Sue White received a service pin and was elected to the National Honor Society. Jim Worden also received a service pin. He was honored by the Optimists and the Elks and was chosen to speak at the First Baptist Church. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (Seniors) Ruth Harris Kathy Myers Jim Schlatter Glen Hierlmeier Gary Gcrvasi Tracy Nelson Sue White James Worden Peter Loeb Jean Stratman Pamela Jacobs Thomas Sy James Miller William Grosshandler Robert Foote Gary Houldsworth Susan Sonnenschcin Jan Kinder TIVOLI The Senior Carnival is an 1 annual benefit to raise money for the Senior Class tfiTK T i-3 ; N H 2 0 GIRLS' SPORTS Central High offers a variety of sports for girls the year round. Under the guidance of Mrs. Walker and Miss Ryan, the girls participate in many of the after-school sports shown on this page. Lettermen V Bowling Runner-ups Volleyball Champs Bowling Champs Lois Rubin Jane Wadsworth Beverly Burmeister Sylvia Josheff SOPHOMOREQ Shirley Hierlmeicr Rachel Heft CHEERLEADERS Pat Sherburne Barbara Brockett Carol Kite Judy Bender Agnes Johnson Jan Evert Nancy Miller Not Pictured: Mindla Com ins i . . . 0RCHE9TRA 82 83 VOCAL triple trio O f f? it T % T 5’ it „Sik h jlk v AIk clfe MUSIC 86 . . . BAND 87 CENTRAL STUDENT COUNCIL The Students' Voice in School Affairs.” EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Jim Worden Kathy Myers Linda Lehman Jim Montgomery Chris Johnson Jim Miller Sue Schneider Kay Rogers Sue White Tracy Nelson Jan Kinder Jon Seymour THE MIRROR THE TY CO-EDITORS: Ruth Harris, Jean Stiatman. LAYOUT: Pam Jacobs. ART: John Schmclzer. FACULTY: Kathy Myers. SENIORS: Sue White. JUNIORS: Pat Sherburne. SOPHOMORES: Mary Malone, Ronna Parris. ORGANIZATIONS: Linda Mazursky. ACTIVITIES: Sue Schneider. SPORTS: Jon Seymour, Dave Smithson. JUNIOR HIGH: JoAnn Pedracine, Betty Ellis. ADS: Barb Brockett, Steve Webster. PUBLICITY: Molly DiMartino. ADVISOR: Mr. Herreid. USHERETTE’S CLUB President: Linda Lehman FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION President: Linda Mazursky CIRLS' CLUB CABINET ' Alumni M CLUB OFFICERS President: Mike Rohr Vice-president: Glen Hierlmeicr Secretary: Terry Ninneman Treasurer: Bob Green President: Ruth Harris ELECTRICIANS' CLUB President: Brian Gardner USHERS' CLUB Chairman: John Rohr GERMAN CLUB President: Ruth Harris C.L.U.B. President: Max Olson 95 CENTRAL MONONA GROVE CENTRAL BELOIT NTRAL CENTRAL PARK CENTRAL JANESVILLE CENTRAL WEStt CENTRAL KENOSHA BELOIT Ieast ! WEST iP ARK jHORLICK iKENOSHA IjANESVILLEi CENTRAL vvON 6 6 6 4 2 2 1 0 lost I 1 1 3 4 5 5 7 o o o 0 1 0 1 o sssaife 4 SQUAD 1 962 FIRST ROW: G. Hcirlmeier, T. Rounds, J. Harrington, D. Dot -jcel, L. Zimmerman, T. Arnold, T. Oscar, B. Noll, J. Feeney, J. Sundby, S. Edmunds, R. Pollock Manager. SECOND ROW; L. Stone, S. Kayes, T. Plante, J. Kinder, J. Johnson, F. Loni -cllo, J. Geiger, D. Smith, T. Ninncman, T. Schmelling, B. Stalder, E. Pagcl, M. Rohr, B. McCrary, T. Sorenson. THIRD ROW: D. Fiscus, A. Masshardt, E. Hutchins, B. Green, Coach Pollock, Coach Barosko, Coach Harris, Coach Olson, Coach Rooney, F. Cross, J. Houston, E- Dimeman, J. Gamer, M. Sells, T. Connery, D. Hoffman. TRACK D. Smith a. Peschel T. Balsamo 'ft 1 M- J m- Rohi xSiry CROCS COUNTRY G. Heirlmeier T. Ninncman LETTERMEN - -BACK: P. Doss, T. Rounds, J. Wheeler, G. Hierlmcier, B. Jcffcott, D. Hibma. FRONT: S. Kayes, J. Wirka, T. Plante, D. Dotzel, T. Schmelling. WRESTLING--1963, BACK: K. Marvin, J. Shaw, B. Mcddings, K. Midstokke, G. Vo dak, J. Gilbert, J. Schiltz, C. Whipple, L. Stone, R. Guerin, B. Green, K. Levake. KNEELING: D. Ricmen, T. Schiltz, J. Bier man, M. Mack. SEATED: J. Veloff, manager. Coach Sam Barosko s squad finished the season with a six-win, five-loss record in dual competition. Claire Whipple was Big-Eight champ at 145 pounds. Midstokke and J. Schiltz were Sauk City Invitational champions, and J. Schiltz and Bob Green were Regional champs. Top contenders and their season records: Won Lost Tie Whipple (145) 15 4 1 Gilbert (133) 8 10 1 J. Schiltz (138) 18 5 0 Midstokke (127) 10 5 2 Green (180) 6 4 0 B. Green r J. Gilbert C. Whipple J. Schiltz HONORQ HOCKEY o, A - Ron Milward; Highest scoter in city hockey; voted teams most valuable playci. Tom Plante: Hon. Men. All-City (C.T.). Glen Hcirlmeicr: First Team AU-City (C.T.) Hon. Men. All-Big Eight. Mike Rohr: Second Team All-City (W.S.J.) Hon. Men. All-City (C.T.). Don Dotzel: Second Team All- Jon Sundby; Led City (W.S.J.) Second Team All- city goalies in City (C.T.) Hon. Men. All-Big shutouts (2). Eight, Hon. Men. All-Area. Terry Ninneman: Shrine All-City; First Team All-City (W.S.J.); Hon. Men. All-Big Eight; Hon. Men. All-Area; Hon. Men. All-City (C.T.V BASKETBALL Glen Hierlmcicr: All-Big Eight First Team; All-City First Team, Second highest scorer in Big Eight. Joe Franklin: Second team, All-City, Honorable Mention, Big Eight. TENNIS joe Houston SKIING The Tychoberahn also presents four Centralites who have gained renown in out-of-school sports--skiing and bowling. Greg Schutz Todd Ruedisili Bill Bakke BOWLING GOLFERS Gary Strand Golf Lettermen: Mike Remington, Tom Woodworth, Jim Miller, and Jim Schlatter. Central 6 Fond Du Lac 5 INDIVIDUAL G A PTS Central 8 Fond Du Lac 1 Milward 13 7 20 Central 3 East 0 Kerwin 8 7 15 Central 4 West 0 Annen 7 2 9 Central 7 West 2 M. Rohr 7 1 8 Central 2 East 1 Farrell 5 3 8 Central 3 West 1 Hilgers 5 3 8 Central 1 Alumni 2 DiMartino 3 4 7 Central 4 West 1 Schwoegler 4 2 6 Central 3 East 2 Kayes 1 1 2 Central 9 Monona Grove 1 Ranzen 1 1 2 Central 1 East 1 Powers 1 0 1 Central 6 Monona Grove 2 Banks 1 0 1 DuBois 0 1 1 BACK ROW: J. Rosol, J. DuBois, D. Schwoegler, M. Annon, J. Sundby, R. Milward, M. Rohr, D. Hilgcrs, M. Fass, C. Houlds worth, Coach Luchslngcr. FRONT ROW: L. Banks, S. Kayes, L Powers, M. Farrcl, P. DiManino, J. Kcrwin, S. Ranson, J. Rohr. CITY CHAMPIONS TEAM WON LOST TIES G OG CENTRAL 11 0 1 56 17 EAST 4 6 1 24 36 WEST 3 10 0 29 54 MONONA 0 6 0 8 36 68 CENTRAL 67 69 HORLICK 5i 70 CENTRAL 80 BELOIT 60 59 CENTRAL 51 58 KENOSHA 54 CENTRAL 63 CENTRAL MONONA GROVE 55 PARK . CENTRAL 45 CENTRAL KENOSHA 44 BELOIT CgNTRTAL 58 CENTRAL BEAVER bAM 51 WEST CENTRAL 52 CENTRAL EAST m m . r . 64 JANESVILLE V • CENTRAL “ 85 CENTRAL EAST 57 JANESVILLET central y 51 CENTRAL PARK • 66 HORFvjtK •' j I %| CENTRAL -t x 57 CENTRAL . WBST 58 ‘ MONROE - FINAL BIG-EIGHT STANDINGS WON LOST PARK 11 3 BELOIT 11 3 EAST 7 7 KENOSHA 7 7 HORLICK 7 7 CENTRAL 6 8 WEST 6 8 JANESVILLE 1 13 CAPTAINS 109 Q0PH0M0RE9 Charles Tortoricc Bob Fox Jim Strand Bob Stalder Doug Strand Dan Shapiro Danny Fix D. Beckett, manager Steve Holmgren Jim Bakken Skip Edmunds Don Fiscus Bill Buffo Coach: Peter Olson FINAL BIG-EIGHT SOPHOMORE STANDINGS Won Lost PARK 12 2 EAST 11 3 HORLICK 10 4 BELOIT 8 6 WEST 6 8 CENTRAL 5 9 JANESVILLE 4 10 KENOSHA 0 14 JUNIOR HIGH Homer Winger Junior High Principal JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY This is Mr. Winger’s first year as Junior High Principal. He has done a wonderful job this year and we wish him continued success in the future. Mrs. Ardith Morben, Office. Samuel Barosko, Ruth Bartholomew, Kaare Berge, Mrs. Helen Blomquist, Harriet Crossman, Mrs. Alice Ellis. Mrs. Judith Endle, Marie Gamess, Mrs. Jeanette Hall, Garith Kangas, Elsie Kind, John Olson. Robert Riescr, Mrs. Tania Selden, Marguerite Wojta, Roland Luchsinger, Mrs. Helen Kirkpatrick. Phillip Sprechcr, James Gatewood, Mrs. Bernice Rongstad, Mrs. Ruth Sabean. Homeroom 125, R. 1: L. Williams, C. VanAkle, B. Victor, A. Verdin, B. Withers, J. Washington, B. Vance, J. Tifft. R. 2: C. Vant, J. Voss, J. Williams, J. Wilke, J. Wilke, C. Vogt, M. Vitale, P. Treincn. R. 3: B. VanRoo, P. Williams, B. Washburn, G. Van-Raalte, L. Wheeler, R. Williams, M. War die, R. Williams. R. 4: P. Tague, J. Tantillo, N. Wright, S. Urso, M. Wee, D. Williams, T. Washington. R. 5: E. Wirka, J. Winner, C. Wicrsma, J. Waggoner, C. Utter, P. Wong. R. 6: R. Vowles, M. Weaver, D. Waller, S. Swittky, B. Vance, D. Williston. Homeroom 201, R. Is J. Bennett, S. Ban, C. Bachim, M. Abitante, J. Behrnd, S. Arnold, S. Bcnell. R. 2: K. Allied, K. Betz, S. Bennett, C. Aebly, M. Bartholomew, K. Arnold, C. Berray. R. 3: D. Birgc, J. Anderson, R. Bennett, R. Bablcr, J. Aiello, M. Austin, M. Adler. R. 4: K. Bartlcin, E. Bambrough, C. Accardo, B. Allison, S. Anderson, R. Balsamo, J. Allhiser. R. 1: D. Capacio, D. Bonjour, J. Briggs, B. Bravo-Fernandez, V. Burley, C. Burrows, B. Chrisco. R. 2: P. Capacio, M. Comins, C. Cobbs, M. Conway, D. Capchunis. R. 3: L. Bolan, H. Brown, W. Blandino, C. Brunscll, M. Busch, J. Cartwright, S. Clark, D. Converse. R. 4: J. Bystol, R. Boshers, W. Bissett, R. Ccrniglia, E. Church, R. Clark, J. Cass, J. Carlson. R. 1: C. Everson, C. Coughlan, S. Deneen, I. Debclak, M. De Salvo, M. Engelhardt, C. Eslyn, K. Elliott. R. 2: R. Epstein, W. Craven, T. Doyle, C. Doucette, R. Degenhardt, C. Ellerkamp, J. Falci, D. Doyle. R. 3: P. Corcoran, H. Culp, J. Dalbec, C. Dennis, D. Duane, L. Dokken, W. Evcnson, M. Doyle, E. Erickson. TRIPLE P. Lucio J. Storkson P. Styles D. Bystol B. Harris S. Cerschbach C. Worden B. Swenson L. Fix DOUBLE QUARTET P. Hendrickson J. Shade M. Busch D. Gladstone W. Blandino N. Shade A. Verdin W. Bissett 116 R. 1: J. Cennrich, J. Ccicr, J. Cerschbach, K. Goff, L. Fix, S. Ccrvasi, P. Bcrou. R. 2: S. Cerschbach, J. Coshman, K. Fix, D. Gamer, R. Franklin, P. Fenner, J. Ccicr. R. 3: J. Goldsby, R. Goglio, W. Codding, B Forrette, D. Cray, T. Crccn, D. Fitzgerald. R. 4: J. Fass, W. Forrer, J. Fcdelc, W. Crochowski, D. Gladstone, W. Fans. R. 1: L. Harvey, M. Hayes, M. Holmgren, N. Hibma, S. Hoffman, S. Harrington, J. Hustad, B. Hunt, L. Johnson. R. 2: I. Hotchkiss, P. Crignano, D. Harder, B. Harris, J. Hubbard, J. Harris, C. Houston, E. Hildebrandt. R. 3: J. Hubred, C. Jones, J. Kalscheur, G. Holden, J. Holton, T. Johnson, D. Cullickson, B. Hughes, J. Heintz. R. 4: P. Hampton, M. Hensen, D. Gronli, J. Hyatt, G. Kim-mcrly, G. Henderson, N. Kcttcrer, P. Hendrickson. R. 5: S. Houghton, B. Hansen, T. Hughes, N. Johnson. L. to R., R. 1: M. MacMillan, N. Marble, K. Knudstscn, S. Lehmann, A. Lonicllo, S. Lolly, P. Labombarbe. R. 2: Kotzebue, B. Lynch, P. Kjin, D. Maroon, B. Littcl, P. Lucio, D. Malas, J. Koplow. R. 3: T. Klausmeier, G. Lonicllo, D. Lcong, F. Marlon, P. Marty. R. 4: S. Marking, C. Locb, R. Kneebone, D. Kripps, S. Lcrdahl. L. to R., R. 1: J. McCann, K. Neely, C. Onsum, L. Morgan, C. Morton, F. Muehl, J. Morgan, K. Monsecs, D. MeBain. R. 2: M. Morgan, P. Marty, S. Mass-hardt, J. Marvin, K. Meuer, C. Muetzel, B. Olsen, M. Mathews. R. 3: D. Mclum, J. Meuer, B. Orchard, T. Olson, T. Miller, S. Masino, W. J. McDonald, P. MeSherry. R. 4: M. Milligan, D. Middleton, G. Morgan, B. Olson, B. Mazursky, J. Nevcl, S. Michols, D. Arvold. L. to R., R. 1: D. Rccd, C. Rich, K. Robson, J. Po-rath, P. Rends, D. Raisbeck, L. Sacks, C. Schcllin, S Schccl, J. Schaub. R. 2: M. Rohr, V. Pavluc, H. Ottum, P. Phcttcplace, M. Peterson, K. Russell, S. Ruland, A. Schmclzcr. R. 3: S. Sauer, J. Romberg, R. Peckham, A. Pedracinc, D. Patterson, C. Paxton, J. Parrino, F. Prestigiacomo, D. Rahn. R. 4: T. Puccio, C. Petterson, F. Rasmussen, C. Repsumer, B. Richter, B. Richardson, R. Riemen, M. Richardson. L. to R., R. 1: L. Slayton, D. Stone, R. Smith, K. Swed-scid, T. Stewart, L. Smithson. R. 2: M. Stoffels, S. Stcl-lick, N. Schmclzcr, J. Swenson, A. Schneider. R. 3: W. Souder, L. Slade, T. Smith, S. Scullion, M. Schott, J. Shade, R. Seitz. R. 4: J. Sherbourne, G. Schmidt, M. Slaght, N. Spatola, R. Stuesay, B. Schmelzer. R. 5: F. Smith, H. Shade, D. Smith, D. Snyder, W. Stolen. R. 1: E. Geiger, V. Gottschalk, C. Godding, G. Dce-gan, C. Downs, N. Capitani, S. Cnarc, D. Bystol. R 2: V. Blaska, S. Brockett, S. Bon jour, P. Chinault, R. Berg, B. Brown, B. Boshers, J. Burke. R. 3: D. Betts, L. Armstrong, T. Airidge, R. Coleman, J. Carter, R. Gilpatrick, D. Guzman, J. Bailey, W. Comstock. R. 4: V. Friday, P. Dees, C. Edge, C. Fritz, D. Goglio, T. DiPiazri, P. Connery, D. Brown, J. Arnold. R. 1: D. Hastings, S. Jenkins, N. Jenkins, B. Henrik-sen, J. Johnson, K. Hcgge, M. Homung. R. 2: S. Hole, J. Harrington, J. Hut, J. Kinder, D. Kjin, S. Kruger. R. 3: A. Klinkner, G. Larson, T. Hampton, W. Johnson, R. Kivela, R. Ishmael, D. Kotzebue. R. 4: D. Kosinski, N. Loniello, J. Klassy, C. Josheff, R. Judd, N. Henley, T. Koehler. R. 5: R. Keating, L. Johnson, R. Johnson, J. Li car i, J. Lynaugh. t ■1% ; i JUNIOR HIGH ORGANIZATIONS MIRROR C. Tilkcr, J. Williams, L. Smithson, C. Burrows, B. Harris, E. Geiger, L. Jcffcott. CHEERLEADERS TOP: J. Williams, C. Bcr-ray, M. Stoffcls. BOTTOM: J. Gcicr, C. Burrows, A. Loniello. STUDENT COUNCIL Vice President: C. Berray; President: A. Verdin; Secretary-Treasuer: N. Hibraa. R. 1: L. Raisbcck, K. Rasmussen, J. Portal--Foster, C. Por-tal--Foster, V. Schrocder, J. Oros, R. Petratta, S. Newton, B. Manson, P. Mead. R. 2: N. Noll, L. Myers, A. Mitchell, M. Rowe, L. Malas, B. McConnell, A. Rosas, J. Norton, P. Notes. R. 3: T. Morgan, S. Reynolds, L. Miller, S. Rahn, M. Medd-ings, L. Olson, J. McConnoll, K. Osborn, J. Robinson. R. 4: I. Rawlings, R. Parifi, D. Rohner, M. Patton, J. Miller, C. Oliva, J. McBain, K. Marr, D. Miller. R. 1: K. Siegcrt, J. Won, C. Worden, C. Stone, M. Smith, M. Vann, E. Scldal, M. Swcnseid. R. 2: M. Smith, S. Weidman, B. Swenson, B. Schuch, C. Schultz, K. White, S. Wagner, M. Smith. R. 3: R. Theel, J. Terzich, M. Zanoya, P. Tofte, R. Tongc, R. Waggoner, R. Zanoya, J. Stewart, R. Waller. R. 4: R. Snell, J. Tobaas, E. Washington, G. Smith, R. Triggs, G. Ver-gcront, F. Thomas. THE GHOST OF A SHOW Directed by Miss Carness Ass't Director—Peg Williams Helen............Marta Holmgren June.............Betty Harris Pinky............Laurie Sacks Clarissa.........Cindy Wheeler Peggy............Judy Goshman Bob..............Harlind Shade Anthony..........Greg Locb Mac..............Rod Clark Tubby............Jim Fields Alfred...........Bruce Olson Gerald STANDINGS Harlind Central 4 East 3 West 3 Sherman 2 Cherokee Van Hise 1 Schenk 0 Verdin The 1962 Junior High football squad had exceptional balance and depth at all positions this year. Coach Olson felt this answered the Age-old problem at Central of lack of depth. The excellent attitude of the boys toward perfecting their mistakes also added Harry Bruce Bill Glenn Jim Harvey Jack BiU Benue SCORES 2 East 0 4 Van Hisc 0 6 Cherokee 14 3 Sherman 0 3 Schenk 0 chs : CHS 1 CHS CHS 1 CHS 1 Totals Dennis to their victories. The outstanding defense unit yielded only 14 points during the season. This was the second City Championship] in a row for our squad. In 1961 the squad tied for the first place. Dave Al Mike Bill Dave R. 1: D. Felland, N. Audini, D. Evenson, J. Blazck, G. Allen, S. Beiler, K. Dillon, M. Carter, C. Caliva. R. 2: C. Dahl, S. Coleman, R. Coleman, D. Cohen, J. Erdman, M. Chinault, B. Clayton, E. Chang. R. 3: J. Daniel, J. Barry, L. Buege, T. Bednar, A. Davy, S. Cross. R. 4: T. Abbott, J. Dolphin, J. Barr, J. Fields, M. Corgi at. R. 1: S. Johnson, J. Hunt, C. Johnson, C. Haefner, D. Hildebrandt, S. Kelley. R. 2: B. Haas, J. Hierlmeicr, P. Hierlmcier, D. Djin, L. Jeffcott. R. 3: T. Jordee, B. Harris, T. Gcrvasi, B. Heggc, M. Holton, T. Koehler, L. Friedland, J. Kincaid. R. 4: C. Dey, M. Kuka-wica, G. Hcnnen, J. Deatin, D. Hegge, R. Keating, R. Jacobs. R. 1: K. MacMillan, L. Morgan, C. Maykew, V. Pattan, D. MaConncl, P. McGynn, S. Moore, R. 2: K. Millard, C. Peck, B. Oloff, J. Myer, K. Morland, P. Schicfelbcin, J. Scott. R. 3: J. Reamer, W. Pavlue, D. Scldal, M. North, J. Morgan, J. Rawlings. R. 4: D. Phctteplace, R. Ncvol, B. Marvin, M. North, S. Morton, M. Samsel. R. 1: J. Thousand, C. Thecl, S. Thompson, P. Smith, S. Statz, J. Storkson, L. Wicdmann, T. Triggs. R. 2: P. Styles, R. Washington, P. Sochle, R. Vogt, B. Sweet, C. Tilker. R. 3: D. Sperry, T. Waller, G. Wales, S. Sharratt, R. Ticrxnan, D. Wheeler. R. 4: M. Soehle, H. Thomas, D. Williams, J. Tifft, V. Wiersma. 46B- -BACK ROW:H. Fischer, D. Hoveland, R. Geiger, B. Conlon, D. Fish, R. Lewis, G. Friede, D. Bryant, P. Hurbul. FRONT: M. Brown, H. Taft, J. Bouzck, T. Tiedt, D. Yancey, P. Peterson, D. McAllister, F. Holmes, W. Ninedorf, R. Fish. STARTING SIX D. Melum, B. Bissctt, P. Corcoran, J. Olson, A. Verdin, B. Cerniglia, B. Withers. CITY CHAMPQ In the 1962-1963 Junior High Basketball Season, Central’s Junior High Team won the first championship since 1947. They averaged 46.9 points per game as opposed to 32.4 points per game for their opponents. This team had the best height and shooting ability shown in the Junior High team in many years. Coach Olson said that although the team showed a great potential, there was need for full exploitation of the squad and never were they content to rest on laurels. ” SEASON RECORD Central 51 Faculty 61 Central 34 East 21 Central 43 Schenk 21 Central 55 Sherman 45 Central 64 Cherokee 32 Central 45 VanHise 29 Central 52 West 12 Central 55 Wis.High 50 Central 46 East 39 Central 37 Sherman 32 Central 52 Schenk 31 Central 40 Sophs 46 FINAL STANDINGS Central 10-0 East 7-3 Cherokee 7-3 Sherman 6-4 Van Hise 5-5 West 4-6 Schenk 1-9 Wis.High 0-10 BASKETBALL SQUAD R. 1: D. Williams, R. Epstein, C. Wiersma, B. Richter, J. Allhiser, B. Victor, B. Ccmiglia, G. Henderson. R. 2: J. Olson, B. Bissett, R. Stuesscy, B. Withers, D. Mclum, D. Orvold, P. Corcoran, J. Goldsby. R. 3: D. Gronli, J. Anderson, T. Green, D. Rahn. R. 4: M. Wee, B. Blandino, A. Verdin, M. Hensen. 127 DIRECTED BY MR. WILL PAYNE JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA _____________. .______________ � � - 1 «. A D V E R T I g E R g to record forever with charm and dignity the important events of your life,come to the Photograph Studio of your Official Photographer... Harry $.flancliesler, Inc. • MADISON 3, WISCONSIN In Madison It's Smart Apparel For Men and Boys Finest Cosmetics—French Perfumes Scarfs—G loves—Bags V. tL a ii: jfov HiJ l 22 N. Carroll St., Madison, Wis. Gifts for the Graduate Bridesmaid Gifts and Wedding Gifts 14 E. Hifflin St. 615 State St. Remember Us—To and From the Show CARAMEL CRISP SHOP On the Capitol Square 236 State Street Knit a Sweater Get Your Yarn at Madison's Only Specialty Knit Shop . a n !B at 553 STATE ST. MADISON 3. WISCONSIN Madison's Largest Beauty Salon Service Always 636 State AL 7-2591 BUSCH'S HAIR STYLING CENTER Look Sharp — RENT Your Tux from WEBER’S RESTAURANT 218 State St. NEDKFBQS ALpine 6-5401 • 02 520 State Street Madison 5. Wisconsin since 1924 GAOwjJ Madison, Wisconsin .. .the department store with Tomorrow’s Trend Yesterday’s Tradition Shop at Baron's where it is a tradition to bring you the newest trends in fashion, sportswear, accessories and furnishings. .. Relax while you shop. . .lunch at our famous Epicure Tearoom Congratulations. Seniors -Scuj it U itk R M€AA FROM RfflTSCHLOl’S Store: 230 State St. AL 5-8885 Greenhouses: Regent at Highland CE 3-5316 Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 SEE.. . BADGER CANDY KITCHEN BERGMANN'S PHOTO CENTERS, INC. Since 1924 Madison's Finest Candy .. .For All Your Photo Supplies Darkroom equipment, cameras, 7 West Main St. On the Square projectors, film... JJ f) Two Stores To Serve You mm 102 King Street Midvale Shopping AL 7-2267 Center 511 Midvale Blvd. CE 8-5101 our ne u—' :VK CONTINENTAL SLACKS cut to fit you, you ant) you $4.98 to $5.98 ED SCHMITZ SONS ScodtorUu 529 S. Park St. — MADISON 5 ALpine 7-1321 PRODUCTS MOTOR TUNE-UP and CARBURETOR OVERHAUL S H Green Stamp Best Wishes, Seniors! RENDAHL'S SUPER MARKET Certified Fine Foods 820 S. Pork St. Tel. 5-5884 Madison, Wis. E. A. Rendahi, Mgr. LANES BAKERY The Busiest Little Bakery in Town Featuring Whipped Cream Cakes Wedding and Birthday Cakes Party Specialty Cakes Delicious Danish Coffee Cakes Tea Cookies Danish Pastry AL 6-6645 602 S. Park St. Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 BROWN'S BOOK SHOP 613 State Street When you think of tomorrow.. .think FIRST OF FIRST FEDERAL Because: You know your money is as safe as it will be ever Lv because all accounts are insured up to $10, 000 by the Federal Savings am Loan Insurance Coiporation. FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MADISON • 24 STATE STACCT MAOlSON . WISCONSIN al •.•an J. R. Hatfield E. J. Alexander Hair Styles of Distinction FIRST CENTRAL BEAUTY SALONS Madison, Wisconsin First National Bank Bldg. AL 6-1975 125 State Street AL 6-1116 Northgate Shopping Center CH 9-7341 Personalized Auto Service Pick-Up and Delivery 7-1146 341 State Street at Gorham ECK'S • BERNfClAND DOM 214 STATE ST. MADISON For Studio Cards. Novelty Gifts, Parry Supplies Visit us. . .Next Door to Orphcum Theater Our Best Wishes to the Class of '63 CONEY ISLAND RESTAURANT 314 State Street Madison, Wisconsin Congratulations Central High School Graduates Accounting-Business Administration Court and Conference Reporting Secretarial-Medical Secretarial Bookkeeping-Stenographic Hundreds of Central High School graduates have attended Madison Business College and have achieved excellent business positions. 107 Years of Teaching MADISON BUSINESS COLLEGE ... To the Class of 1963 Celebrate Graduation with a Delicious Dinner at the HOFFMAN HOUSE 514 East Wilson Hoffman House Restaurants also in Rockford, Illinois and Fabulous Ishnala Near Wisconsin Dells CHARMING LADY BEAUTY SALON Daisy Hegland Advanced Hair Styling 228 State Street AL 6-1060 Best Wishes from Madison's Largest Insured Mutual Savings and Loan Association $104,000,000.00 Strong— Insured by the F.S.L.I.R., an Agency of the Federal Government ANCHOR SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 2 So. Carroll Street AL 6-7737 — Save Where Savings Pay — Madison, Wise. Compliments of LEON'S BEAUTY SALON Outfit 222 West Gorham Street at State Street from Jean's AL 6-0495 . . . Graciously Modeled by Chris Johnson Congratulations to the Seniors from Congratulations, Graduating Seniors! from JEAN’S CAMPUS TALLS HERBERT YEE'S HAND LAUNDRY 549 State Street 622 So. Park Street Congratulations to the Class of '63 PHIL'S SHOE HOSPITAL 223 King Street Madison, Wise. AL 6-8722 Bowl for Health and Fun! KLEIN'S BAKERY Our Quality Doughnuts for Only 56 Many Other Delicious Desserts PLAZA LANES 318 State Street Phone AL 5-7402 319 North Henry Street Madison, Wisconsin AL 6-9242 323 Lake Streets 665 University Ave. HARLEY-DAVIDSON SALES Sales Service 532 So. Park Street • MADISON, WISCONSIN Telephone AL 6-2513 hO TDr HARLEY OAVIOSON nru HARLIV-OAVIDSON STASSI'S SHOE STORE Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors! The Store with the Children's Door Complete Line of Regular Orthopedic Shoes Edwards Shoes HACK'S Furniture and Appliance Stores 3610 University Ave. CE 3-5749 Graduation Gifts, Books, Jewelry NELSON'S AL 5-6100 311 State St. Stationery—Novelties Madison, Wisconsin Shorewood Shopping Center Serving Madison With the Finest in Drug Products Since 1912 tZmteMm REXALL DRUG STORES UNIVERSITY CO-OP Best Wishes to the Class of '63 Two Stores: 702 State Street 1325 University Ave. “CENTRAL CLASSIFIED” SQUABS FOR SALE sec JEFF WE HR MANN 941 E. Johnson Al. 6-3664 (editor's note: See pigeons, p. 453. . . . the young, called squabs, are almost naked and blind when hatched. But they develop rapidly . . . they are very ugly . . . these large birds (big pigeons, of course) produce big squabs which are considered a DELICACY and are marketed when they are about a month old.) Remember—you seen it FIRST in the TY ! With mixed emotions I step down as adviser of the TY. Don't think it hasn't been fun! I now look forward to the quiet years as Principal of the Rec Room. So . . . Shut up, the bell h3s rang! With all my love, CROUCHO P.S. Plan to visit the Rec Room soom. Guided tours daily. The TYCHOBERAHN wishes to thank the Manchester Studio for the excellent Senior photos. (They are real nice to work with and their pictures are great!) Thanks also to Mr. R. Rock Rummler of American Yearbooks. And American Yearbooks, too, of Hannibal, Mo. JOB WANTED: PLAYING GOLF WITH PARTNER. MUST NOT SHOOT UNDER 110! The TY staff wishes to thank DAVE SANDELL of the Capital Times for the terrific sports action shots and group shots in our sports section. DAVE SANDELL is young, handsome, talented, and a friend in need, indeed. Thanks, Dave! 3 cjiAnt amoncj ci I cade i t Of . . o So frightfully happy you made it, old chaps! Congratulations! Mrs. Ty Coberan IT'S FUN TO DINE OUT! . . . says young member of smart set . . . “IjlY JJr' U oL , Vt JjCJL, 'i-' x Irt X, J- - cM .LnCik . . U rr A s.i ( . ! Join the CORRUPTERS, Madison's most up-to-date-type gang. No fees or dues. To qualify, just be kinda corrupt. Contact the following: Pres. DAN ROBERTS; V.P. DON HOFFMAN. Sec. DON FISC US. Girls—see SUE McCLOSKEY. CARTE BLANCHE. LAISSEZ FAIRE • BILLET DOUX? RENDEZ-VOUS! AMUSEZ-VOUS! ENTRL NOUS, TOUT EST B1EN QUI FIN IT BIEN. BONNES VACANCES! ! Mademoiselle Reid Clips for sale, slightly used! R. Ricser THIS IS HOMEROOM 301 COLOR IT SILBER! Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1963 from PERCY'S MOBILE SERVICE STATION 2638 University Ave. CE 8-5332 Our Best to the Class of 1963 BEST WISHES SENIORS'. Member F. D. 1. C . An Exclusive Service... I)OLLAR forDOLLAR SAVINGS. U ell match your savings with Life Insurance and still [ pay you interest Madison Bank u .i I rust Conipanv 23 WIST main STOUT 1 MjMSt or TMl r OK Portraits by Ramsey Studio Lloyd Burghy—Owner Special Prices to Students Combination Specials that Will Suit Each Student and Be of the Finest Quality. Your Choice of Six to Eight Poses. Thanks, Advertisers! You Were All So Nice! THE TY AD STAFF: Cinny Steeper Ed Hutchins Ron Paskin Nancy Washburn Sue Seifert Tim Byrne Carol Petterson Nadine Goff John W. Rohr Mrs. Thomas, adv. and Barbara Brock-ett and Steve Webster!!!!!! Compliments of .. . “ONLY THE BEST J. H. FINDORFF TO YOUTH” AND SON, INC. EGGIMANN MOTOR AND EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. Builders of Madison Since 1890 2959 West Beltline Highway Madison, Wisconsin CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Let us help you make your financial wishes come true in the years ahead. You will always find a friendly welcome at the Bank of Madison. THE BANK OF MADISON The Bank With the Friendly Atmosphere 1 West Main Street Madison, Wisconsin Member F.D.I.C. 2702 University Ave. CE 3-5335 SECURITY J. S. TIMLIN LUMBER CO. Lumber—Millwork Fuel Oils STATE BANK Madison, Wise. Compliments of FRITO-LAY, INC. Makers of Red Dot Potato Chips Fritos Corn Chips On Madison's East Side A Savings Account at Security Gives You Extra Earnings and Future Happiness. And a Host of Fine Snack Foods, Member F.D.I.C. j 'A IF ITS ft � ITS GOT TO BE GOOD | Botden's AL 7-4704 nu, Hair Dressers South Park Salon 914 S. Park St. Madison, Wis. A Hair Style for Everyone Also West at Westgate— Call CE 8-6341 for tops in eating get... ascar ier WIENERS Meet Mr. Spudnut Who Says My Hat's off to the Class of 1963 THE SPUDNUT SHOP The Best Spudnuts in Town Two Locations: 334 State St. AL 5-8682 Spudnut Coffee Bar 927 University Ave. AL 6-6714 i hate c.iu jdg UB OU-COOijS WIN THOH SKOLCR-SHIP PLQIC I'm hep. I ride a Harley. Tom Ulrich Horn-rum 308 My name is Carolyn. What's yours? Attention! from the Art Dept. Clean out your brushes! ! Mr. Lindl Avon calling CXDNT 3£, fe Swart... Use. (S) your School Library Hskn Kjrkpc rick 6J 0LHor poux K CENTRAL CLASSIFIED Personal: I have brown eyes, dark hair, am three feet high. 1 am a good boxer. 1 like to knock people down. Marlene is nice but she blames ME for things John docs; he talks about sports ALL the time. It's a dog's life! Man's it's ruff, ruff, ruff, ruff!!! MAX OLSON_________________ We must be at Central, Chuck. We seem to be hitting more people! (. . . We had Mr. Olson for Drivers Educ ation!) A tribute to Central's elite group--Thc Friction Five: Terrible Skip Jones, Gigantic Gym Garner, Mike Magnificent Remington, Terrific Terry Ninneman, Jovial Jack Kneebone, Mike Fearless Feeney, and Beautiful Bob Carnine. Cheer: Beaver, Muckslinger, Spcarchucker, Gnat, Rah, Rah, Rah!!! Bookings — Jerry Crotsenberg 1449 Williamson St. Madison, Wisconsin NOVELLS czffoaft zfi?oCC zAiuita WE WISH THE SENIORS THE BEST IN THE FUTURE . . . from tire wackiest Homeroom in Central 317 D.W. Our Leader filVe — (or oo Mr. Marsh, HELP!! The roof of this old gym is caving in on us! HELP!! Gee, I'll bet the '63 Ty is the best yearbook in the country!! TO YOU— A GOOD LIFE WITH A SONG IN YOUR HEART Darleen McCormick Yeah, and in the city, too! Congratulations, Seniors! We'll see the rest of you next fall. ALL of you, hey—HAVE A NICE SUMMER. Kenneth Schroedcr Congratulations, Graduates! FACE THE FUTURE WITH VIC AH!!� CENTRAL CLASSIFIED OUR GROUP HAD 37% FEWER CAVITIES!! ! Homeroom 313 In grateful appreciation to Central High School for many pleasant years of teaching your band and orchestra. W. J. Fandrich Hey, Parents! The Chinese have a saying, A picture is worth ten thousand words. Wc sure got a lot of photos of Central kids. Like in THIS book. And negatives, too! (Send Aunt Aggie some prints'.) Most prints and negatives about a dime or so. Mr. Herrcid. To all good-looking girls! Call MEndota 6-1589 and ask the man with the Blue Beast if he'll let YOU take HIM waterskiing in YOUR boat. Visiting the Twin Cities? . . . Then call JEFF SHIDEMAN'S GUIDE SERVICE Girls only! Call 920-2894—7831—75297438 Office: 4503 Moorland Remember—J.S.G.S. (Wc give J S Green Stamps) The REC ROOM sends greetings to the rest of the school. M.A.F.I.A, Morte Alla Francia Italia Ancla (The influential Branch of C.H.S.) Ls WANTED: PINK CRASSHOPPER 6' LONC for PET GOLDFISH IN BATHTUB. This has been one of the most unique teaching experiences I've ever had. Jerome Ncumeyer Three Little Maids from School Are We (The mesdames KunU, Podell, and Brooks) Let US help you with your attendance, program, outside permit, transcript, detention, economic, personal, and social problems! !! . . . The Office Wc win oneway . . . oooor the other! Tim (Mafia) Cuccia Tom (Corruptor) DiSalvo Rich (Luciano) DiSalvo Chuck (Little Al) Ccmiglia Charlie (The Tort) Tortorice Tony (Right Hand Man) Balsamo John (Bushman) Valenza Mike (Prohibitionist) Schiro Russ (P.W.) Cemiglia ARREVIDERCHI Adviser Al (Capone) Colucci LOST AND FOUND Found—The Latin Club (Mrs. Atkins, adviser) Our Ty Lost and Found department reports on several seniors who entered late, some new teachers, and two clubs whose photos were misplaced in a dog-eared Mad magazine in our catacombs. Found ... A New Idea Each Central graduating class will now establish a Reunion Committee. It will be composed of the three senior officers and two representatives from each senior home room. Gary Mork, Don Dotzel, and Jan Strong will head the committee for the Class of 1963. SENIORS: Mark Deadman Sunny Winklcplcck Lost (for awhile at another school) and then Found— These Juniors were elected to the National Honor Society in 1963 Barbara Brockctt Linda Mazursky Richard Pcschcl Suzanne Schneider Jon Seymour Lettie Zimmerman Found--The Spanish Club Found--Three Teachers and Our School Nurse: Miss Whelihan I Miss Gavurnik PcMovtatC ■ I if