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

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4 .i2H H fftlin fxim l a ce ? :HEI 3 gl l snag ' .li i f IUIEI F 71 w.Boosfef i IANUARY CLASS OFFICERS FRANK Bmvri. ...4..,. GILBERT Asn ........, Louisa Zlaimrskr .... Romani' Caook .,... BARTL, FRANK When he signs, he charms us all. Class President: Nocturne Pres. ll: Hall Guido: L. D. D. S. 1, 2: Crimson Star : Blue Foun- tain Inn : Jr. Ex.: Commencement Program. ASH, GILBERT, GlBBY That athletics is his greatest joy, Can be told by one glance at the boy. Class Vice-President: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 4: L. C. Club, Pres.: Honor Study Hall Executive: Boxing and Wrestling Champion. Fellow Classmates: . . . , . , . . . . .PRESIDENT . . . , . .Vll'l'1-PRESIDENT Sm:m:TAizi'-Tamsliiclslt . , . . .CLASS HISTORIAN ZERATSKY, LOUISE For every why she had a wl1erel'orc. Class Sec.-Treas.: Yu Gin 3, 4, Sec., Pros.: Mus- quers 3, 4, Treas., Vice-Pres.: Commoncmncnt Speaker: Stage-director, Class Play: Circle. CROOK, ROBERT What men dare, I dare. Junior League Football 1: Junior League Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: L. C. Club: L. D. D. S. 1, 2, 3, 4: Falstaff 2, 3, 4: Station Y. Y. Y. Y. : Romeo and Jane : S. T. C. 3: Class Historian: Oratory: Circle. Having satisfactorily completed our high school course, we are now about to branch out on a larger course. For some it will mean another step to higher education: for others it may be the ending of education for the more direct step into the world of business. During our high school years, we have formed certain habits and ideals which we will probably carry with us throughout our lives. We will no doubt, have many problems to contend with in the years to come, and the training we have received in school will help us to meet these conditions more successfully. Let us wish one another good luck and happiness for the future, and keep our friendships and school memories alive as we go through life. My duties as class president have been made most pleasant by your splendid cooperation and good spirit shown throughout. Sincerely yours, FRANK A. BARTL. .......-..- -.....-.. ....--.. ..-.2 9.-.. ............ .. - -

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Fai ' xx K Iillilu - ' ummm 'N 'e umm A VM 'tl EE 2 mm ' Baasre 1, Tl-IE JANUARY CLASS The January class of 1929 elected Frank Bartl, President, Gilbert Ash, Vice- President, Louise Zeratsky, Treasurer, Robert Crook, Class Historian, Ella Meyers and Rudolph Schnurrer were Valedictorian and Salutatorian. On Friday, December 7, 1928 the Class Play, Romeo and Jane , was presented. Baccalaureate services were held on Sunday, January 20, at 3:00 in the Audi- torium in the High School. Commencement exercises were held Thursday evening, January 24. COMMENCEMENT PROGRAMME THEME AAN AUTOEIOCRAPHY PROCESSIONAL HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA AN INTRODUCTION ................................ ..... S ALUTATORIAN RUDOLPH SCHNURRER THE FRESHMAN LOUISE ZERATSKY THE SOPHOMORE RUTH WEHNKIC VOCAL SOLO KASHMIRI SONG ,.......,............... AMY WOODFORD FINDEN FRANK BARTL Miss HAASARUD, ACCOMPANIST THE JUNIOR EDMIIND DOERRE THE SENIOR ELMER LARSON SENIOR CHORUS -MARCH ROMAINE ....................,..........., GOUNOD ARDELLE OLES, LUCILE HEEND, FLORENCE MADER, KJARTAN TURMO, ELMER LARSON, LOUISE HAMMES, FRANK BARTL, ELLA MEYERS, LYLE HANSEN, MILDRED HURLEY CLASS INTROSPECT ION ...,.............,,,................. VALEDICTORIAN ELLA MEYERS PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ...... PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. WILLIAM LUENING HONOR CERTIFICATE AWARDS ......,, PRINCIPAL or CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL MR. G. D. SCOTT RECESSIONAL HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA .. ............................-..............................2 8,...........................................................

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qsiilfl fj , . THE UIEJUII tm fl FEE EEE '- 5- Y .Y rg 4:1 J EI ! '7f,g 'TI ED iii I IE in N,R,,,5f,,- JANUARY CLASS BERGMANN, FRED His greatest sin is a happy grin. BROADHEAD, GERALDINFI, JERRY So sweet and demure, and well-liked, I am sure. BROPHY, MAGDELINE, Maggie A maiden hath no tongue, but thoughts. DOERRE, EDMUND He was a gentleman from his sole to his crown. Bank 1, 2, 3, 4: Commencement Speaker. EALY, RICHARD He loves no flower but a Violet. Junior League Basketball 29 Junior League Football 3. FISCHER, HARVEY 'Tis a great plague to be too handsome a man. L. D. 3, 49 Hall Guide 43 Football 3, 4: Junior League Basketball 3. FRANZINI, JOHN It must be done by lightning. Lab. Assistant. FRITZ, AURELIA Rich in saving common sense. Oflice. GAUTSCH, VIRGINIA Her talents are more of the silent type. Masquers 3, 4: Polliwogs 25 Neptune 4g P. S. S. 3. GILBERTSON, GRANVIL I know a thing or two. GILBERTSON, HAZEL Blessed with plenty of reason and silver sense. GREG, CLIFFORD There's a little bit of bad in every good little boy. Football 3, 45 The Travelers g P. S. S. 2, 3: Orches- tra 2, 3, 45 Philomathian 3, 4. .. .. -..-.....-..- - -..-.3 0.-.... -.-..-.................-......................