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

Page 12 text:

Willard W. Hanson Principal Conan S. Edwards Superintendent pk

Page 11 text:

4 vb Q X. Q W an Q M .V 1 1 M x A g Aw, . ,, a , , ,X ,Q Q X N, Q fl , h ,A . f L .,f A f-,wh 1 , , 1 uv M Q 6 :z 1 A K s xe Xie' 5-,Q '4 Wg ww as U

Page 13 text:

Carl Fregin Biology Dean of boys, adviser to Student Council, chairman of W Halloween Committee, member of Teacher's Social Com- mittee-L.S.C., B.E., U. of Northwestern, M.A., Uni- versity of Wis.-Traveled and fished summer, l96l. Kenneth A. Landro Biology Coaches intramurals sports-Winona S. C., B.S.-At- tended summer school at Winona S.C. and traveled dur- ing past summer-Took part in Y.M.C.A. activities dur- ing winter-New at Central this year-Enjoys all sports. Lawrence Nutter Chemistry, Advanced Science Advises Science Club and Booster Bus. Staff, coaches baseball-L. S. C., B.S.g U. of Wis., M.S.-During sum- mer l96l, studied Statistics at U. of Wisc.-Officiates for football and basketball-Likes to read and bowl. James Larson Chemistry and Physical Science Assistant basketball coach, adviser of Science Club- L. S. C., B.S.j S. C. of Iowa, M.A.-Summer, 1961, studied science at S. C. of Iowa on N.S.F. grant-Trans. from Longfellow Jr. High-Enjoys reading and sports. Kenneth J. Hough Physics Director of visual aids program, member of Senior High Science Curriculum Planning Committee-Ripon College, Ph.B.g U. of Wis.-Helped son farm during sum- mer of l96l-Favorite method of relaxation is reading. Scientific knowledge has increased tremen- dously since the Middle Ages, Recently it has made unprecedented strides. Keeping young people informed of the ever-changing and ever-increas- ing knowledge of our world requires both basic and advanced science courses in high school. Be- sides basic courses in biology, chemistry, and phys- ics, Central offered this year for the first time physiology, an advanced science course. Thus Central is attempting to keep its science course in step with the trend of the times. With amused interest Mr, Fregin, Mr. Landro, Mr. Larson, and Mr. Hough watch Mr. Nutter attempt to fit a guinea and feather tube into a vacuum pump. Exploring the Unknown ln this scientific age, a general knowledge of several types of mathematics is helpful to people in their daily lives and essential in many occupa- tions. To help students gain a broader background in the area and to prepare students for much of the math they may encounter in the future, Cen- tral's math department is now offering introduc- tions to analytic geometry, set theory, calculus, and formal logic, in addition to their regular courses of plane and solid geometry, advanced algebra and trigonometry. Mr. Sutton, Mr. Seeman, and Miss Boller go over the list of iudents eligible-A for a math contest sponsored by the Mathematics ssociation o merica. Mark Sutton Geometry In charge of cafeteria -University of Illinois, B.S.p Northwestern University- ln charge of Swing Shanty Basketball League for boys during the winter- Favorite methods of relaxation are fishing and gardening. Jerry T. Seeman Mathematics Adviser of Radicals, head basketball coach and ass't football coach-Winona S. C., B.S., U. of Minn., Western Washington S. C.-Studied Modern Mathe- matics at W. W. S. C. summer, l96l -Likes golf and watching athletic events. Edith C. Boller Geometry, Advanced Algebra Assistant adviser to Booster Ed. Staff, member of Social Committee-U. of Minn., B.S., L. S. C., U. of Wis., .., Winona S. C. - Studied Math. at Marquette University - last summer- Favorite hobbies, reading and gardening. 5 9