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

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eaaqe I Seal! llama From February 2Oth to 24th about 5 OOO secondary school principals met rn Milwaukee at the Thirty Eighth An cuatnon of Secondary School Principals Mr Scott attended the convention and as a member of the Hospitality Commuttee was host at the three group meetings on curriculum devel opment Mr. Scott with the help of his sec- retary, Eunice Ringelmann, is signing the 251 diplomas of the lune, l953 class. For the second year the small folded diploma rather than the large rolled type was issued. Page 9 Q' - nual Convention of the National Asso-

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lc al 'i,v When Central first opened its doors in Jan- uary, l907, it housed not only the high school but also the offices of the City Board of Edu- cation. As Central's enrollment grew and with it the need for additional class rooms, the headquarters of the city administration were moved, in the fall of l94l, to the Washburn School on Eighth and Main Streets: Another removal now under consideration is that to the former Federal Weather Bureau Building on Fifth and Cass Streets where the entire building is to be occupied by the of fices of the city admunistration num 4 ,www Superintendent of Schools .fbwauze .f Nnlwegg. Afuzlgen Director of Public School Business Affairs Assistant Superintendent Curriculum and Guidance 'ABQ 'zf 1f'Q 913-sa' 1 O 9 a 0 . V K 't K Y. A ki ay..-an-av-4 A ,.. 5 1 A , ............... v .f-A A' K 2 . My K ,vm .W .4 H .Z-x p 7 K Vvfkhwgy W 1 lillgi' Q ' A my l Page 8

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