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

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D. R. WARTINBEE -Ciriri will Ll. .lf Hiifmji Advises Stage Crew-Seandina- vian, Scotch, German, and French hy descent Studied French and Latin Met former President of Norwegian Storting, Mr, Hamhro Hopes to visit British Isles and Europe- lmpressed by view of Montre- al from Mount Royal. WALTER BABE WEIGENT Plnnzmf Eillitllffdll, Foothall, liasehall, Tennis, and Health Of German ancestry Speaks German- Visited Mexico After war wants to go to Germany and lapan to see how they are hlasted to 'pieces' Enioys golf and curling. MARGE HOWE .Yrlraaf .slK!'1'f'fdlf'l By descent, Irish, English, French, and lioheinian -Studied Latin, Spanish Brother in army in Flori- da, untle in Red Cross in England --Wishes to see Switzerland and lreland after war- Liked Steinhecles The Moon is Down. Nyle Peters and Betty Horn profit by the helpful suggestions that Bliss Wfallin offers to Doris Blanchard in her art work. ll. G. KNOTHE fmifm- Ancestors from Gerinany and Luxemburg Student at Central High during World War I Has served one year at Central--Son in Navy in New Guinea. V JOSEPH H. GAGERMEIER -jimirw' - German hy descent--One year of service at Central With A.E,F, in World War l Has son in Photo Intelligence, Army Air Corps, England. GEORGE W. NAEGLE -jeuziror Of Irish and German descent Was drafted just hefore Armistice in World War I---One son, George, reported missing at Pearl Harbor -- Nineteen years of service at Central. ROY FALK- jiuiitor- Enlisted as Aero- Squadron mechanic in World War l -Spent sixteen months overseas in England and France Eleven years of service at Central - German descent. STANLEY L. KRANC Engineer--Twenty years of service for Board of Education - In World War I, did defense work making army shoes Son, lieutenant in quarter- inaster division at Reno, Nevada, Left to right: Roy Falk, George Naegle, joseph Gagermeier, Stanley Kranc, B. G. Knothe, And it if inemzpable float there can be 710 peace for fury part of the zworfez' llllffii' flu' fornzdeztiozzf of peace are made .recwe tlwoucgloozez' all the pezrzir of flue world. Wendell Willltie Page IS

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-'f,, 9 .f' ............4 Page 14 No nation can live unto itfflf alone. Anthony Eden Top Row: VIRGENE SMITHfBia!ag,y-''Yankee''- Ancestors came on Mayflower--Descendant of Oliver W. Wolcott, Minute Man and signer of Declaration of Independence--Cousin, maior in 32nd Division- Last summer, took refresher course in food preserva- tion at University of Wisconsin. C. H. STAHL- Waatlufarking and Macbinc Shop -By descent, English, Scotch, Irish, and German --Af Defense worker last summer--Nephew in naval aviation, another, captain in army air corps-Admires Churchill and Stalin-- Wishes to visit England and France after war. H. STILLMANYEng!iJb-Director of annual Christmas play-In Paris saw Parisian Follies and Wagnerian opera-Rode in gondola in VeniceAAttended Cologne Cathedral service-Visited Edinburgh castle in Scot- landfWent through Brenner Pass-Visited Shake- speare's home. C. H. STOKKE-Matlaemafirr- Faculty Manager of Athletics-Of Norwegian an- cestry-Enjoys Emil Ludwig-Last summer, worked as laundry route driverfVisited Canada-Likes skiing. MARK SUTTON-Ph-africa! Erluralionfldas- ketball coach and physical education director4Of English lineage-Twenty-two aunts and uncles in England, not to mention cousins, etc. -Visited England-Played soccer and cricket-In R. O. T. C. in last war-Supervised La Crosse City Playgrounds, summer of1943. Left: CYDELL SWENSON-Library--Advisor of Library Round Table-Norwegian by descentf Studied German, Spanish, and Latin-Wishes to visit Mexicoffkdmires Madame Chiang Kai-shek. THEO- DORA TARAS-World Hirtogf-Supervises Girl ReservesfMember of S. T. C.-Past summer, drove a truck for a Watertown canning factory-In last war sewed clothes for Belgian babies-Met Mrs. Skaard of Norway and Louis Adamic-Enjoys Mann and Goethe. Right: OLGA THIEL-Englirls--Supervises Booster Editorial Staff-Visited seven European countries, Canada, Mexico, and Alaska-Met Dr. Katz, member of Dutch Parliament-Guest at tea in home of Roman Countess-Enjoyed climb to top of Leaning Tower of Pisa. ADELE WALLIN-Art dm! HiJ!ary4Art ad- visorfSummer 1943, worked on War Relief Fund and in Art Shop at Columbia University-Of Swedish descent-Has close relatives in Stockholm, Sweden- Would like to visit France, Italy, Africa, and Scandi- U2X'l17AdmifCS Frau Emmy Zybruck, Austrian texile designer. In the foreground Jeanne Zischke, Bernhard Wardenburg, and Ruth Gatterdam type to train for business world.

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