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

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Baz ' Gu ' nd. George Jumpy Jiracek Building Custodian Employee of Central for three years -- Takes care of basement -- Former- ly janitor at Lincoln -- Pet expres- sion, O.K. -- Favorite radio pra- gram, Gang Busters -- Visited in Ohio and Indiana in summer, l948 -- Favorite leisure activities, gardening and fishing -- Graduate of Central. John Knutson Building Custodian ln charge of west side on first and second floors -- Favorite radio pro- gram, Sears Roebuck on Saturday night with Lulla Bell and Scottie -- Formerly a janitor at Lincoln, Web- ster, Hamilton -- Driver of Central's bus carrying players to practice field and to out-of-town athletic contests. Stanley Kranc Engineer Before coming to Central served as utility man for La Crosse public schools -- During summer of i948 did supervising work and took care of boilers -- Has worked at Central 25 years -- Favorite radio program, Horace Heidt's Youth Opportunity Night -- Favorite pastime, fishing. Ambrose Liskcvec Building Custodian l-las charge of main floor -- Worked at Longfellow before coming to Cen- tral -- Has worked here three years -- Did carpenter work for the city schools in summer, I948 -- Favorite expression, Get going. kids! -- Favorite radio program, The Rail- road Hour -- Enjoys woodworking as a hobby. Rug Krueger Building Custodian Takes care of the Annex -- New at Central this year -- During summer of 1948, did Civil Service work, fire- fighting ancl police work -- Favorite radio programs, Bob Hope and .lack Benny -- Enioys hunting and fish- ing for his leisure activities -- Loaf- ed during his short vacation. After serving twenty-four years as building custodian at Central, George Naegle retired in june, 1948. He is now employed at Finley's Grocery Store. Mr. Krueger, neu' member on the janitorial staff, has charge ofthe annex. Page I9

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Page l 8 figvliil Mazfh am! lvafaaal Scienced Carl Fregin Biology Advises Booster Business Staff -- La Crosse T. C., BE., U. of Wis,, North- western U,, M.A, -- Worked for the La Crosse Appraisal Engineering Co., revaluating property in lowa during summer of i948 -- Believes S,T.C. pro- vides a good opportunity tor demo- cratic living at Central. Ole Oines Physics, Biology Sponsors Projectionists, Camera Club, and athletic ticket sales -- La Crosse T. C,, B.S. -- Was awarded GE scholarship to Case Institute, Cleve- land, Ohio, summer, l948 -- Fav- orite saying, Ve get so soon old, und yet so late schmart -- Has vis- ited England, Scotland, Canada, ana Norway. C. H. Stokke Mathematics Advises Forum, assistant football coach -- Luther College, B.A., U, of Michigan, U. of Iowa, M.A. -- At- tended National Council of Math Teachers at Indianapolis in spring of l948, and the Math Institute at the U. of Wisconsin in summer -- Also drove laundry truck during summe' l948. Eva Murley Geometry ln charge of Christmas Assembly and Memorial Day Program -- At- tended Columbia U., U. of Wiscon- sin, B.A, -- Considers Student-Teach-V er Council a good example of a dem- ocratic organization -- Favorite radio commentator, Clifton Utley --Vaca- tioned in Chicago and Door County in summer, l948. Millard Blair Scherich Chemistry Sponsors Science Club, in charge of book room -- Hastings College, B.S., U. of Minn. -- Worked at Heileman's during summer, l948 -- Favorite radio commentator, Edwin C. Hill -- Favorite newspaper columnist, West- brook Pegler -- Feels that Freedom Train was an effective strike against Communism. Willard Hanson Geometry, Chemistry, Biology Sponsors l..C. Club, assistant faotbail and track coach -- La Crosse T. C., BE., U. of Iowa, M.A. -- Worked at a boys' camp during summer, i948 -- Believes S.T.C. and assemblies with student participation are good ex- amples ot democratic living -- Enjoys Raymond Gram Swing as a radio com- mentator. George M. Hetherington Algebra, Geometry Sponsors S.T.C,, member of Assembly Committee, Was active in Memorial Field Dedication, Directed Halloween Party -- U, of Chicago, Ph. B. -- Was in charge of a group of Military Police at the Freedom Train -- Be- lieves student organizations offer good examples of democratic living

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