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

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the great art of teaching 1 Adele Wallin xx ho receised her B S degree from L of Wisconsin also attended Superior T C This Swedish art instructor s home is in Duluth Nlinn 2 Fred H Wandrex teacher of mathematics and public speaking graduated from Rixer Falls T C with a B E Sports CSICS.l1llX golf are the faxorite entertainment of this Falconer and S T C ldX1SCI' 3 D R W irtinbee music instructor and adx 1ser of Nocturne graduated from La Crosse T C ind the U of Wisconsin Besides being actixe in Trades and Labor Council Rotarx Club Citi Band ind a sxmphonx orchestra he i l us xollex ball and almost ini music il instrumcnt 4 Walter sin he teaches hellth and general science Holi Con is the faxorire expression of this Si encer Tracx fan 5 Ethel VI Goetting secretars to the superintendent of schools enloxs all si orts especiallx golf The Good Earth 1S her fax orite moxie 6 Wilbur Hanson s fax orite si ort is suimming Besides being an ofhce clerk he is actixe in Red Triangle To be head of the New Hork Stock Exchange is the desire of this Wallace Beerx fan 7 ilice Harnuell xx ho ilaxs the piano and iipe organ enyoxs bowling hshing and hunting This high school secretarx is of English ancestrs 8 George Home business manager of the Board of Education has Boxs Toxxn as his fax orite moi ie and considers St encer Traci roi s He xx as thrilled on his hrsr solo flight and his ambition is to flx the atlantic Page 21 . , . . 1 , U ' , V . h A , 13 ,N N sz Y I I Y . . . Q I 2 v. V1 h V ' ' ' 1 1 'A Y ' A 1 1 1 1 1 , , . .. l V e l 1 ' v 1 1 1 ' , 1 ir , -v 1 , 2 1 I- if 1 . , W i.v - 'Q 1 1 1 2 iv ' -2 1 g I I V1 Weigent, coach of football, prefers swing and western music. A graduate of the U. of Wiscon- ' , , 2 . . -' - I 'Y 1 ' . 1 ' A, ' ' , 'Y . u D A I , , '. , 1. . j . v. .... 7 . .Y . . ' 3 ' 1 iv 1 Y Af 1 v Iv , ' D A v 7 Y I a 1 s 7 ' .v .Y' ' v H 9 k , 1 Iv A 1 .'A

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Page 22 Control High School Soys Goodbye Central High School says goodbye to you reluctantly, Miss Desmond and Miss Collins. We shall miss you, Not knowing that either of you planned to retire, we dedicated the 1938 Booster to Miss Collins and the 1939 Booster to Miss Desmond lt was our purpose in both instances to recognize present serx ice Now we must also add Well done, thou true and faith ful teacher In our classes and in our manifold act1x1t1es we shall miss your eager guidance, your cheerful attitude, your clex er and st1mu lating conxersation We wish you toy and purposeful actiyitv in the years ahead Miss CORA F DESMONID High schools alc thc most impoxtint institu tions Ill thc w oild To them comc undexclopcd x ouths From them p iss x oung mcn ind women cquiplcd to ftcc thc retlitics and the rehufls w itch 1 child grow menttlly and thxs1c1lly9 How intcresting it IS to sec him strugglc with his own retsonmg' How LLllfXll'l,L, it IS to see him deyelop his ethical ludgmcnt 1nd his moral ind religious st1nd1lds'How inspiring it is to olwserxe young lcadcrshn cxhihit itself tt x nious igcsl How sxtisfxing it is to hclp the undcrpiixilcgcd child to SfllULll1IC the e prcsscd mind, and to zsstst thc rctzrded mind' Wh lf 1 xoc1t1on1s tc1ch1ng' Cori F Desmond Miss ANNA L COLLINS To the Students of Central High School l hate been thinking of the many tvpes of students with whom I hate come in contact, in the class room, on the Booster Staff, and in studs halls These students I have likened to a fleet of ships sailing out on the Sea of Life Some of these ships are strong, Well built from stem to stern Thev can withstand all storms with llttle danger of being shattered against the rocks These ships were not built in a short I1mC It took years of study and careful plan ning, selecting the proper material, ind the most skillful workmen Other sh1ps are, to the casual ohserxer, also well huilt ind may he ahle to weather a storm or two, hut the weak pl lces will soon hecome dlscoy ered, and unless they are reinforced at once the ships will he lost Still another group htxing heen built with poor materials 1nd hy poor workmen, will not wetther any storm Hou students of Centrtl High ire tlso huild inf your ships to sail on the Set of L1 c I stu tous hthits responsibility, lox tlty terminttion to succeed and not suing l ctn t lf they are, your ships will wettier the storms howexet, you must w ttch to see that nonc of these necessary parts hecome rusty an spring a leak For if that htppcns your ship will drop into thc second group Lcnd a hclping hand to thosc huilding thc third cl iss of ships, and hy so Lllllllg strengthen x our own sh1p IS well is theirs Anna L Collins V ' 1 . 1 7 F - ' . V . . V . Y Y V . sk. U - A 2' v' ' l N 1 1 '. . I , '. 7 , ' . N I a ' A 1 ' ' ' L i 1 i A Y 1 1 ' A - ,A , V in A 2 . .gy . 2 ,fy of life. What can he more fascinating than to sincerely hope that yours will he huilt of 'Q ' 1 ' ' Q ' W 1' 'Q ' d 1 I , 'C 'il' -'z .', cle- . ' . . . 2 , ,f ' . . '- ' -. , L . , , ', , . , .L . , '. , , 2 I . .. , 2 . Q , . . 1, ,L . A k ,V Q. 2 ld- I IA ., A . N2