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

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me 14az'4 and M4 Belts, billfolds, and pencil cases be- came articles of value to members of the ' t Arl' l class who spent many hours de- C A' signing, tooling, and lacing. .4 William W. Baker Music, Biology Concert, Marching, Pep, and Swing Bands, Coaches tennis, Cheerleaders -- La Crosse S.C., B.E,g Northwest- ern U, -- During summer, l95l, director ot Summer Band and recrea- tion tennis program -- Hobby, creat- ing activities for his children. Alvin Mikelson Music Orchestra, Choir, Swing Choir, Noc- turne, Pep Club, Christmas Assembly -- Luther College B.A.g U. of Wis.g Northwestern U,g La Crosse S.C. -- Hobby, his three daughters. Member of Kiwanis and of Board of Directors ot Community Concert Association. Cydell Swenson Library Adviser of Library Round Table -- University ot Minnesota, B.S.g West- ern Reserve U., B.L.S. -- ln summer of l95l, attended American Library Association meeting in Chicago -- Hobby, reading and gardening. Mem- ber ot A.A.U.W. Doris Baffin Art, Art Metal Adviser of Art Club, Decorations -- Milwaukee State College, BS, in Art -- Was married in June, l95l -- Worked as waitress during latter part of summer vacation -- Hobby, photo- graphy, particularly color moviesg also enjoys art metal work. Students interested in art may receive four semesters of trainingg one in crafts, one in lettering and advertising, one in painting, and one in metal work. Pictures are displayed in 102 and on the third floor stairway. Page I4

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Anna Marie Bach Speech, English Has charge of student speakers and commencement speakers -- La Crosse State College, B.S.g University of Wisconsin -- Worked for Goodyear Service in summer, l95l -- Favorite pastimes, swimming and playing the piano. Member of the Civic Choir. Elizabeth Wiley English Director of Social Guidance, S.T.C., 2l2, Social Comm. -- Lawrence Col- lege, B.A.g U. of Wis. -- Studied guidance at U. of Wis. in summer, l95l. Member of A.A.U.W., League of Women Voters, and La Crosse Committee on Educationg Pres. of B.P.W. C.C. Thomas English Advises Hi Trib, Senior Class -- Mil- ton College, B.A.g U. of Wis. -- ln summer, l95l, traveled to West coast and into the Southwest -- Enjoys fishing and picnicking -- Hob- by, making household repairs and improvements and doing other put- tering. Olga B. Thiel English Advises Booster Editorial Staff -- U. of Wis., Ph. B.g U. of Arizona, M.A.g Columbia U.g Northwestern U.g U, of Calitorniag U. of Wyoming -- Visited her tamily in summer, l95l. Past president, Business and Professional .Women's Clubg member, YWCA. The reading machine, under the direc- tion of Miss Fremlin, helps students to test and increase their reading speed. New on the ,faculty at Central are Miss F remlin coming from Wisconsin Dells, Miss Johnson from DeForest, Mr. Hostetler from Westby, Mr. Krueger from Co- lumbus, and Mr. Sperling from Webster. Page l 3

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Thomas W. Pittman Industrial Arts Adviser of stage crew -- Stout State College: Superior State College -- Traveled through the Southwest in summer of l95l -- Favorite pastime in summer, gardening -- Hobby, creating things out of wood -- Teach- es new home mechanics course. Robert P. McLeod Machine Shop In charge of building at noon -- Stout Institute, B.S. -- Worked on master's thesis at Stout Institute in summer, l95I -- Has also taught in North Carolina and Indiana -- Likes to hunt and fish. Member of La Crosse Curling Club. James R. Payne Woodworking Supervises construction work -- Stout Institute, B.S., M.S.g University of Wisconsin, Penn State, University of Tulsa -- Worked for painting con- tractor during summer of I95l -- Hobbies, music, photography, and craftwork. Olive Louise Cook Home Economics Social Committe -- Stout Institute, B.S.g La Crosse S.C.g U. of Wis.g U. of Minn,g School of Applied Art, Chicago -- Summer, l95I, kept house at home -- Favorite pastimes, read- ing and motoring. Member of Pres- byterian Business Women's Club. imluahial 144251 and Alame gconomicd Hope chests were filled this year with breadboards, rolling pins, corner shelves, and such, made with loving care in the home mechanics class. Dripping faucets and balking toasters have no terrors for the 30 girls en- rolled in the new home mechanics course. Using the Washington Junior High shop, Mr. Pittman instructs them how to meet such emergencies. Page I 5