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

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L r- Wi fi, .4 t R . lil Eli-D Hamm ' NYJ fm .ina e ' llj-'E I 5 E X,Rao5fe,- :'A :' f C l'l2i A 1' ' A : R FEBRUARY CLASS, 1924 .: HELEN SABRINA VVING, Hunna.H Class if t Play: Cambetta: Hi-Trib Reporter. ,I 'Ab K Her laugh is so breezy and bright Nqqb That it ripples her features and dimples her chin N3 A ii Wiith a billowy look of delight. H 3 143? GREEN STOCKINGS CAST OF CHARACTERS Admiral Grice QRetiredJ A testy old sea dog Edward Conway William Faraday A fashionable gentleman of 65 Frank Hickisch Colonel Smith A dignified,dryly humorous man of military bearing from Somaliland, South Africa Kenneth Russell Robert Tarver An empty-headed young swell Kermit Engebretsen Henry Steele A fashionable young man Donald Hanesworth James Raleigh A young man with little originality August Grams Martin A dignified family servant Julius Roth Celia Faraday An unaffected young woman with a sense of humor Isabelle Temte Madge fMrs. Rockinghaml Celia'S younger married sister Josephine Haun Evelyn fLady Trenchardl A handsome widow, also Celia's sister Rachel Jones Phyllis The youngest sister Helen Wing Mrs. Chrisholm Faraday CAunt Idaj From Chicago Edyth Kaulfuss STAFF Coach Miss Marguerite Smith Staging Miss Clare LeDahl Business Managers 5 gaslgilihgrsglflds Property Managers QL m?2geRitg:uSS Assistant Manager Mr. G. Scott Music by High School Orchestra under the direction of Mrs. R. C. Whelpley NINETEEN TWENTY-FOUR 26

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JUNE CLASS, 1924 DULIUS ANDERSON The only reward of virtue is virtue. 1 GELMA ANDERSON She is meekness itself. ELEANOR ANDRE, Al. She's worth her weight in gold. MARIE M. APPLEBY, Applebee. Masquersg Student-Teacher Councilg Vice-Presidentg Of- ficeg The Choir Rehearsal , The Unexpected Guest g Girls' Basketballg Swimming 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Life Savingg Dolphin 3, 45 Booster Staff 4. We wish you'd be with us longer. HELEN BAKER. Latin Clubg Glee Clubg On Plymouth Rock , Masquers 2, 3, 4, The Tam- ing of Horrors g Student-Teacher Council 4. Q Fair and square and round about. EARL BAKKEN. A good sport and a worthy gentlemanfl MARGARET BANNEN. Library Round Table 1, 23 Masquersg The Unexpected Gucst g Khem Klub 4. Work is my recreation. HERSCHEL BARTELS, Barney Band, Or- chestra. Not many cobwebs in his attic. MINNIE BARTZ. Small, but full of ideas. EDWARD BAUCH. A little work, a little play, L makes for me a complete day. 28