Central High School - Booster Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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Earning Points 3 Donphms enjoy theur weekly splash on Monday after sfhyol 4 Marjorie Hoapes does a jackknmfe dnve J Margie Howe huts a homer Page T. Muldred Garske seems determined to catch the ball fn knttehball 2. The home run queens, kuffehbalf winners

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Dolphins RE you a swimmer? The girls that be- long to Dolphins are and want to become more proficient at diving and swimming. Then, too, they like to be able to have recre- ational swimming. Every Monday the club meets-first for a business meeting and then later in the swimming pool. Any girl at Central may join if she can pass certain tests. Candidates are judged on their abil- ity to perform the required tasks. . .Ac- cording to custom, the three neophytes this semester, Joyce McGinnis, Lorraine Moulis, and Beth Scherr, gave a feed for all the old members On May 29 l94O the Dolphins held a splash party in the pool Competition was keen among the girls who participated in the games Prizes were awarded to the winners The inevitable feed followed This year the club was head ed by Phyllis Schubert president Helen Winter vice president Betty Pawlak sec retary Jayne Nixon treasurer Ruth Spears, S. T. C. representative, and Miss Dorothy Jahn, adviser. . .Last fall the girls were divided into two teams which compet- ed with each other in swimming lengths. The leaders of the two teams were Mar- guerite Fish and Louise Funk. Peg's team defeated Louise's team, l286 lengths to 983. Individual honors went to Beatrice Johnson, first, Jayne Nixon, second, and Josephine Colman, third. To make compe- tition keener, the members decided that the losing team had to sponsor a feed for the winners . . . At Christmas time, Dol- phins sponsored a Christmas basket and each girl brought a ten cent gift to be dis tributed by the Red Cross to needy fami I es This semester the girls d cided to concentrate more on diving and life saving Even though many of the m mbers have Junior Life Saving badges there is a pos sibility that badges may be earned by others by the end of the year T1R C Alb! lNL C h Wt kE Cpll EH TbdR Hg Ed R p Page 98 . . . I I . 5 ' ' I Q Q Q . ' i . . . h h S A . ' - 9 - I - . . . I . - I 1 I - - o J nu:+J. olmun, H. i z, J. Bosunny, J. Cuff, M. Gundersen, 1. cu, . T omas. Semnd Row-H. in er, B. Pawlak, J. Stuvrum, L. Fun , . Mears, A. 'n e cn, . else. ir 0141-B. an ar, P. Schubert, R. Rudrud, J. Nixon, J. wards, . S cars. l'41onlRou--bl. Fish, N. Miller, M. Rose, H. lxrcutz, B. Johnson.

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Poge l OO Baseball l940 '-Cf, I AVQ, R L RV 1 R B lx WT ,, Z 1 X .1 ' I -. ,... X Y I l i Top Row -H.VKruusv,.H. Holll, 1. Rcunclmnlmt, . cfluhn, . Mason, Couch Stole 'tn Srmnd Rnwf . uvmrs, E. Vcrst-, I.. Dnvls, D. lN lclmlskl, J. Kelley, . Nlasnn. Front Rnw4Mgr. usch, '. Olson, . romck, R. Sundx-1, B. Junglxluth. S I , Q 1 1 V . . D . . . o . ' , Q , 1 1 1 V ' 1 I , 1 - ' 1 l - I Q ' 1 1 N' . . . I - . . I ' - 1 1 1 N 1 1 1 J . 1 1 1 I . . . , 1 1 ' 1 I - . . . ' - 1 ' - ' ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 , , ' , . 1 - ' 1 ' . , . . . , . ARROL lPopl Stokke s Central Red Rander nlne had a poor season du to heavy graduatlon losses and unexperlence They won only three games out of ten but were always In there provldung their opponents wuth many close thrllllng ball games The openlng game came on May 4 when the Rauders traveled to Wlnona and In a double header beat Wlnona nn a mornung encoun ter 4 2 and came back again to rep at theur morning performance by whlppmg Logan by a 3 l score Playing theur flrst home game on May S at Copeland Park Centralutes were outclassed by Eau Claire and were downed to the tune of IO Z On lvlay 9 Central met the Aquinas Golden Avalanche at Copeland Park but couldn t cluck and again came out on the short end of the score 5 l Not being able to snap their losing streak the Ralders lost a heart breaker to Logan 3 2 on May l2 On May l7 Central again having bad luck was defeated by Vnroqua on the home dlamond In a thriller 3 2 On lVlay2l Central lnvad ed the Eau Clalre Old Abes Field but was shelled l4 4 by th powerful northern team Aquinas nntlvcted the only shutout of the Red and Black nune In l94O on May 24 beating them 6 O at Cop land Park On May 29 the Vlroqua men defeated the Red Rauders a second tame 3 l June 3 the Red Raiders snapped their seven game losing streak by whackung the sphere for a 6 O victory over the Logan Redmen at Copeland Park Coach Stokke Issued thlrteen letters to hns Red Ralder baseball squad Those re Bo Ray nm .llm Mgr celvnng them were Don Mlchalsku Rennebohm Leo Davus Emll Verse Mason Roy Mason Arnold Veglahn Weber Ralph Voves Harvey Krause Ruchardson Wlllard Tronlck and Russell Basch Coaching dutues an l94l were turned over to Walter lBabel Welgent Hls wealth of veterans was composed of Leo Davis Don Mschalskl Kenny Olson Wlllard Tronuck Jam Ruchardson Harvey Krause Ray Sun det and Howue Hoff Wlth these and promlslng sophomores and juniors Coach Weugent molded has l94l dlamond nlne