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

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THE RACQUET K LOUISE MILLER Model School, Music and Art American Conservatory of Music, Chicago, Ill, Drake University Summer School, Northwest- ern, Modism, Ithaca Cummings School of Art, MYRTLE SHANKS Registrar DCS Moines, Iowa KATHLEEN A. WARREN Home Economics Lewis Institute GRACE DURRIN Department of Latin University of Nebraska University of Michigan B. A. Hope College, Holland, Michigan DOROTHY BLATTER City School Critic State Normal School, FELICITAS V' KNOTHE La Crosse Assistant -Clerk E, 1923 E1

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THE RACQUET MARSHALL A. GOFF Departments of Chemistry and Mathematics B. S., M. S. University of Michigan KATHARINE VVESSON Assistant Librarian A. B. University of Illinois I. H. KIRCHER Supervisor of Rural Practice A. B., State Normal School, Ypsilanti, Michigan MARY BEALL SHERIDAN Fifth and Sixth Grades, Model School Indiana State Normal School A. B. University of Illinois University of Chicago FAY GRIFFITH Third and Fourth Grades. Model School Indiana State Normal School Colorado State Teachers' College MYRTLE TROWBRIDGE VVinona College Student, Columbia University Department of History Illinois State Normal Univ. A. B. University of Illinois A. M. University of VVis.

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ALBERT H. SANFORD IVY B. NATION MR. PRUITT THE RACQU ET Immediately after the commencement of the second semester of school, Mr. Sanford, of our history depart- ment, accompanied by Mrs. Sanford, took an extended trip to the west. The major portion of the time, however, was spent in California where, we are informed, a very profitable and enjoyable vacation was spent. The vacation did much for Mr. Sanford, who had just passed through a strenu- ous program of work, for, instead of enjoying his regular summer vacation last year. he taught at the University of XYisconsin. The fact that he was re- quested to teach at the university again this summer necessitated a mid-year vacation more than ever. Also atthe middle of the school year, Miss Nation, instructor in Latin and English, decided to take a vacation, but one of a greater length than that of Mr. Sanford. She, with her sister, left for an extended trip to Europe. Although -she had not yet returned at the time of this publication, she has frequently dropped a card or a letter to friends at home to inform them of her whereabouts. Among other places, Rome, Italy, and Cairo, Egypt, were visited. The students and faculty anxiously await her return to hear more about her trip. During the absence of Mr, Sanford, Mr. Pruitt occu- pied the chair of social sciences. Although Mr. Pruitt was a member of our faculty for only two months, he gained for himself a great number of friends. Upon request, he obliged us with the photograph of himself by which his students and fellow teachers may remember him. VVe hope, however, that we shall see more of Mr. Pruitt personally in the future. l923