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

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Dwaine L. Anderegg Bookkeeping, Business Principles, Re- tail Selling Treasurer of school activity fund, Social Committee -- U. of lowa, B.S. in Com- merceg La Crosse Teachers College -- Worked at the City Recreation Depart- ment during summer of l95O and vacationed in Kentucky, North Caro- lina and Florida. Anne Roche Typing, Business Principles Advises Hi Trib Business Staff, Faculty Social Committee -- La Crosse and Whitewater S.T.C., Gregg Collegeg Northwestern University -- During summer of i950 spent a month in Florida and visited in Chicago, West Allis, and Appleton. Lillie E. Seielstad Shorthand, Typing Directs commercial production work, Halloween Committee -- U. of Wis- consin, B.A.g Columbia U., Gregg College, Whitewater T.C.g U. of N. Y. -- Has also taught English, mathematics, and history -- Worked around home during summer of l95O. Ten adding machines offer the stu- dents of bookkeeping a sure and easy way of figuring up the day's receipts. ommercial Q vi 7 0, ,K ,aero 2. L f ,. ,f 'z Faculty not returning are Mr. Essock, now with the Phillips Distributing Co.g Mr. Stahl, retiredg Miss Cote, teaching in Palm Springs, Calif.g Illa Mae Heram in La Crosse and Mrs. Nirschl in Milwaukee, both full time homemakers. Page 20

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New among athletic teams are the swimmers under Mr. Sutton's direc- tion. J Physical Education i f ,fl Vg,-gf ,No E. Evelyn Bradford Physical Education Advises G.A.A., Dolphins -- Battle Creek College, B.S.g Morningside Col- legeg Mankato T.C. -- Remained in La Crosse during summer of l95O -- Has also taught the fifth and sixth grades -- Taught in Bronson, Iowa, before coming to Central. Beverly McDowell Physical Education Directs Orchesis -- La Crosse S.T.C., B.S. -- Last summer studied anatomy and hygiene at La Crosse S.T.C. -- Also made trip to the Rockies -- Has worked as a camp counselor and nurse's aid -- Previously taught phy ed in the grades. Mark Sutton Physical Education In charge of intramurals -- U. of Illinois, B.S.g Northwestern U. -- Re- ceived elementary and secondary edu- cation in Indiana -- Has taught in three other Wisconsin cities -- Drove a laundry truck during the summer, I95O -- Has taught math. Walter Weigent Physical Education Athletic director -- University of Wisconsin, B.S.g Marquette University -- Worked for Recreation Depart- ment, traveled, and coached the North All Stars in summer, l95O -- Attended coaching schools in seven different states. Our four new men teachers include Mr. Niles, heading the ag department, Mr. Downs, teaching biology and coaching basketball, Mr. Beson, teaching social studies and coaching football 5 and Mr. Payne, teaching cabinetmaking. Pcige I9 7

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MQW ...-.--anno-5 Stanley L. Kranc Engineer Has worked at Central for twenty- seven years as building custodian and engineer -- Served as utility man for La Crosse public schools before com- ing to Central -- Favorite pastime, fishing -- Traveled to various mid- west cities during summer vacation. Bm dwg Custoditms Ambrose Liskovec Building Custodian In charge of main floor -- Employed at Longfellow before coming to Cen- tral -- Graduate of Central -- Does carpenter work for the city schools during the summers -- Likes wood- working as a pastime. , Roger Krueger Building Custodian Veteran of World War ll -- Takes care of annex -- Enjoys hunting and fishing as pastimes -- Worked build- ing his home during summer vacation -- Newest member of Central's main- tenance staff. George Jumpy Jiracek Building Custodian Has charge of basement and eight upper floor rooms -- Graduate of Central -- Works in garden and goes fishing as favorite pastimes -- Travel- ed through Indiana and saw all-star football game during summer, l950. John Knutson Building Custodian In charge of west side of first and second floors -- Drives bus transport- ing Central's athletes to practice field and to out-of-town athletic contests -- Favorite pastimes, hunting and fishing. There has been no turnover in the maintenance personnel of Central for three years. To make room for the new agriculture department, our custodians moved their lounge into the east end of the old storeroom. Page Zl