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

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J' Li ai,1 -gkvwf W ,l., if I w 2,Af ,M 5, r v',5, John Knutson Building Custodian ln charge of west side of main and top floors-Drives the bus for all Central athletic activities-Has worked at Ham- ilton, Webster, and Lincoln Schools. Fred Mekvold l Building Custodian In charge of basement floor-Was in- spector at Auto Lite--Assignment at Central this year is first regular school QA George A. Jiracek Building Custodian In charge of east half of main and sec- ond floors-Did work at Central and toured Mexico during the summer months -ls interested in hunting and fishing. gf 3 Lawrence Stetter Building Custodian ln charge of boiler room, shop area, and pool-Night watchman-Has worked at Emerson--Did maintenance and yard work summer of l96l-Likes to hunt and fish. uilding Custodians cite, wmwwee Rog Krueger Building Custodian In charge of the annex-On duty dur- ing school recreational activities-Has been a Civil Service worker and a service L li 53 'NJVXJO keflfkfg-fv..,Ll Carl Violette gf Engineer ln charge of boiler room and caring for the pool and yard-Saw baseball games in Milwaukee and St. Paul this summer 5 position-Enjoys watching sports events. AS0l9Sm0 1-Ef1l0YS l1U iTinQ Gnd fi5l ll'1Q- '-ls lmeresled in traveling and Sports' 9 Q f ' 1 W ' wil 'eff ,'si fi V V ,A ,Ng T l,, -I' ww f , if , ,F I s ' k sry f,.s gi iii sf, 4: . 'titres' I sirr E if , if t ,I f l O ,gwylq iii V A A f Q, B F y :lf L : , I rrgk M k Q K in , ' ' , ' ,w ' M uf ' A3 15

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fr- ' -of 'Q ers. -. 'ft we . . g . i stif-stef-ii. .Q ,,.. S, . Mrs. Helen A. Lennon French Adviser of Les Pleiades-La Crosse State College, B.S., Fort Kent State College, Maine-Went camping summer, l96l -Teaches French at La Crosse State- Enioys sketching and painting - Has written best seller. Theodora Taras Latin, German Adviser of Circle, Studio Flott, and J.C.L., Lawrence College, B.A.g U. of Wis,p Middlebury College, U. of Cinn. - During the past summer, attended Shakespeare Festival in Stratford, Ont.-State Chairman of J. C. L. Mrs. Kathleen Spence English and Spanish Advises Los Hidalgos and Memorial Day program-U. of Wis., B.A.g University of Valencia in Spain-Studied Spanish at Escuela Normal in Mexico summer, 1961- Favorite methods of relaxation swimming and reading. Cydell E. Swenson Librarian Adviser of S.L.A.C., member of Assembly Program Committee-U. of Minn., B.S., Western Reserve U., B.L.S. - Summer, l96l, attended American Library As- sociation convention - Relaxes by reading or gardening. Miss Taras and Mrs. Lennon transfer onto one of their own tapes Aa foreign-made tape so that it can be used as a teaching aid. Foreign Tongues ln an atmosphere dominated by the influence of Caesar and the Romans, Latin is studied by those wishing a better understanding of our English language. Conversation, films, reading exercises, and special projects on the history of the country increase a-nd improve one's vocabulary and under- standing of the German people and their language. ln French and Spanish, emphasis is placed on lis- tening and understanding the language as well as on speaking it. Special activities in class add to the enjoyment of the course. Sitting around a table laden with high school battery tests, Mrs. Nebel and Linda Myren, Central's secretaries, confer with Miss Brye and Miss Malchow, two of Central's guidance counselors. 14 S Not knowing what the world will require of him after graduation, a high school student must de- pend upon the experience of others. He quite naturally turns to parents, friends, books, or cata- logs for advice. Modern high schools, however, provide professional guidance counselors to help the student plan for the future. These guidance counselors are trained to evaluate the problems of the student so that upon graduation he can smoothly make the transition to gainful employ- ment or college matriculation. Helping Hands Mrs. Irma Nebel Secretary to Miss Malchow University of Chicago, B.S. - During summer of l96l, traveled and camped throughout the United States- Favorite methods of relaxation are camping and out- door sports- ls very interested in Girl Scouting. Linda Myren Secretary to Mr. Hanson ln charge of office pages- l96l graduate of Central High School, was member G.A.A., Business Club, Girls' Chorus, and Office Help-During past summer worked at Central High School office-Likes to bowl and swim. Randi Brye Guidance, Latin Advises Harlequins, Junior Classical League, and Senior Class-LaCrosse State College, B.S., Northwest-ern U., M.A.g U. of Wis.-Central graduate-Attended Na- tional J.C.L. convention at U. of Indiana last summer. Evangeline C. Malchow Counselor Adviser of Circle and Student Council-U. of Minn., B.S. and M.A.g U. of Wis. Attended a guidance confer- ence at U. of Wis. this summer-Favorite hobbies are reading and hiking-Member of the Bookfeillows Club.

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