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

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. U.. Helen Campbell Latin Advises Hi Trib Staff -- Frances Shimer College, U. of Chicago, B.A., M.A.g Western Michigan College of Education -- Formerly taught in Hawaii, East Lansing H.S., Jennings Seminary, and Frances Shimer Col- lege -- Has also served as college registrar -- Home state, Illinois. Catherine Brody Spanish, English Advises Spanish Club -- U. of Wis., B.A., St. Mary's College -- ln sum- mer, l948, worked in a La Crosse paint store -- Believed Freedom Train was o reminder of the undying struggle our forefathers had in es- tablishing our democracy -- Enjoys listening to Martin Agronsky, radio commentator. dloaeion .fangaaqed and office As interesting as Vogue were the Latin descriptions according to which Miss Taras' classes fashioned the garments of Caesar's day. llla Mae Heram Office Secretary Attended Secretaries' Institute at Northwestern University -- Favorite philosophy, lf a thing is worth do- ing, it's worth doing well -- ln sum- mer, l948, married a man who has proved to be the most wonderful ot husbands -- Believes 2l2 Study Hall is a democratic practice at Central. Theodore Taras Latin, German Sponsors Y-Teens, Circle, and School Calendar -- Attended Lawrence Col- lege, B.A., U. of Wis. -- ln summer, l948, traveled throughout Wisconsin in her Ford, visiting the littIe red school house where she began her education -- Also attended National Delta Kappa Gamma Convention in Milwaukee. u A choice of A and B courses permits the student at Central to select those subjects which best fit hrs abzlztzes and needs. Varied also are the extra-curricular activities so as to meet the interests of all. Page l6

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Charles H. Stahl Woodworking Supervises photography for Booster -- Simpson College, Stout Institute, North Dakota S.T.C., B.S.p U. of Wis- consin -- During summer, l948, vis- ited Centennial Exposition at Mil- waukee, and worked in North Dakota -- Favorite radio commen- tator, Kaltenborn -- Favorite Colum- nist, David Lawrence, Robert P. McLeod Machine Shop ln charge of building during noon hour -- Stout Institute, BS -- Work- ed as on appraisal engineer during the summer of l948 -- Believes Student-Teacher Council is a good example of democratic living at Cen- tral -- Visited Canada and believes its government as democratic as ours. Manual 'fzaininp and Jfame gcanamicd Demonstrating its ability to enter- tain, the Homecraft ll class has as its guests, Mrs. Dickens and her daugh- ter, Cornelia, from Argentina. Thomas W. Pittman Industrial Arts Supervisor of Social Committee -- At- tended Stout lnstituteg Superior State Teachers College -- Considers Student Teacher Council and Honor Study Hall good examples of democratic liv- ing at Central -- Teaches industrial arts at Washington Junior High in the afternoon, Olive Louise Cook Home Economics Advises Social Committee, Assembly Committee -- Stout Institute, B.S.j La Crosse, T. C., U. of Minnesotag U. of Wisconsin, School of Applied Arts, Chicago -- Attended the Home Economics National Convention in Minneapolis and was saleslady in Barron's yard goods department in summer, I948. New on the faculty are Mr Essock, social science, Miss l ampbell Latm, and Mrs Bradford, girls' phy ed. Mr Essock comes rom Wvommg and Mrs Brad ord rom Minnesota, while Miss Campbells most recent posltron nas ln Hauau

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Mrs. Dorothy Willers Physical Education In charge of Orchesis -- Attended La Crosse T. C., B.S. -- Favorite philos- ophy, The man who wins is the man who thinks he can -- Was married in summer, i948 -- Was also play- ground director at Phillips, Wis. -- Taught at Wisconsin Rapids for one year -- At Central in morning only. Mrs. E. Evelyn Bradford Physical Education Sponsors G.A.A., Dolphins -- Man- kato Teachers College, Battle Creek College, B.S. -- Attended Morning- side College, Sioux City, Iowa, in summer, l948 -- Formerly served as supervisor of physical education at Battle Creek, Mich., and as director of phy. ed. at Nashwauk, Minn. -- Home state, Minnesota. Phrfizcd giucalian The Red Raider bus, newly acquir- ed in September, transports our ath- letes to the several practice fields as well as to aut-of-town games. Walter Babe Weigent Physical Education, Coaching Coaches football -- Marquette U., Uni- versity of Wisconsin, B.S. -- Attend- ed Coaches' Convention at Madison, and was recreation supervisor during summer, i948 -- Believes S,T,C., Forum, and athletics to be excellent examples of democratic living -- En- joys Morgan Beatty as a radio com- mentator. Mark Sutton Physical Education Coaches basketball -- U. of Ill., B.S., Northwestern U, -- Drove a laundry truck in summer, i948 -- Was born in England -- Rates Larscn's column on the sports page of the Milwau- kee Sentinel as his favorite -- Con- siders Freedom Train an effective strike against communism. During the summer, fourteen members of the faculty attended colleges and con- ferences among which were the University of Minnesota, Case Institute, North Central College, Music Educators, National Conference, and Library Institute. Page I7