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

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Faithful Workers l Roy Falk as the lanntor who keeps our base ment rn a spnck and span condntlon and helps the other janltors keep the halls neat Thus World War veteran rs an Amerncan Leglon member and a former baseball player 2 Audrey Jaseph a graduate of Central Hugh School serves the lunches rn the cafeteria Frled chvcken and dressung us her favornte dish her favorite book 3 Stanley Kranc IS our engnn er whos job IS located mostly In the boller room He IS re sponszble for keepong every room at Central at the same temperature and he funds thus quute a task on cold days 4 Robert Moore our newest yanntor keeps the gym swlmmmg pool and machnne shop Poge 22 neat and cleans after muxers He ns a former pro esslonal baseball player whose hobby 1 fishing 5 G org Naegle helps sweep the mann floor and he takes care of Zl 5 Study Hall and the typung rooms He says One thnng I would enjoy would be to see smlles on the faces of students who type after school 6 George Oelschlg our oldest yanutor takes care of the upper hall sweeps Zl 2 Study Hall and looks after the drxnkung fountauns Roos evelt IS admured by thus ganntor who has a friendly greetnng for everyone 7 The lanutors morning slesta an May l94C 8 Wnndow repanrnng In Room l l l just one of many 'Obs . . 4 . f . .Q . , s ' ' ' . 1 h ' v I ll - I ' . . ' I . . . , , . A , H and she chooses Gone With the Wind' as - - - ' ' I I I '. , D D . . I' . A , 1 A . . , . . I. . ' ' A I , .' l l . I A - .1- 1 1 ' I '

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Home Economics, l Foods class uslng the old kltchen 2 Workers unstolllng new equlpment 3 Students nnspect the new equlpment during open house 4 Toble setting ond serving bexng dehonstroled by some prospective cooks FACULTY CHANGES The congestion that prevailed In Central s study halls and corrldors an the past has been remedned by transfernng all yunlor hugh students to Washungton and Longfellow schools These schools have also claumed some of Centrals teachers Mass ldella Johnson home economlcs teacher and Mlss Olga Thiel English Instructor have been transferred to Longfellow Dr Arthur Hoff science teacher and Masses Ollve Peterson and Martha Fay Shuman who teach math and oclal studues are now at Washington with Miss Adele Wallin and Mr T W Putt man dnvndnng thenr time between there and Central HOME ROOMS The two mann changes xn the currnculum were the lengthenlng of per :ods and the addstlon of hom rooms To provlde for more supervised study wnthout unterferlng wuth group dlscussnon the classes were changed from forty mlnutes to flfty fave To make thus possible school starts a halt hour earlner Th home rooms offer an opportunity Page 24 for a group of students to b come better ac qualnted with one another and with their ad vnser The same group remains together from the lOB grade through l2B All of the lZA s meet ln one home room to conduct the-ur class meetnngs All usual office business IS cleared through the home rooms NEW KITCHEN Mass Oluve Cooks home economic gurls now hav more reason than ever to enjoy the study of foods and the pre parung of them Last Novemb r the gurls eagerly mov d unto a gayly d corated aqua tinted workroom equlpp d wlth shlnlng whate stoves new utensils new work tables and even towel drners The kltchenette was also remod led to resemble an actual home kxtchen READING ROOMS The vacant rooms left by the junlor hugh school have b en used for r adnng and hobby rooms Room lO2 the Engllsh reading room IS und r the dlrectlon of Mrss Evangelnne Malchow She selects tuclents who she feels are d p ndable and i ' D - A C . . . . 1 . , . . . . . 1 1 ' . . . . . . , 1 1 - o . . , C 1 ' - ' Q 1 ' '1 C ' ' ' o A cm - - , I C C . . - . Q . . . . . C . '1 -'1 1 1 . . S . .. D A C . - .. , , , . , . S 1 2. 1 ' ' V - . . I 9 I . C 1: ' c , 20 , C ,, , . . C C