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

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Circle, back row: E. Phillips, L. Evans, Sharon Young, E. Anderson, J. Leide, P. Phillips, W. Rasmus, N. Farrington, D. L. Johnson, R. Abraham, B. Black, B. Liegois, J. Wood, L. Becker, J. Menke, M. Grirnsled, J. Ramlow, D. Klehm, H. Larson, C. Hanson. Third row: D. Rezek, L. Gray- beal, W. Corell, S. Toepel, Suzanne Young, E. Ramlow, W. Wilson, L. Anderson, T. Martin, C. Duncan, K. Druliner, P. Voight, D. Cox, R. With Honors Come The highest scholastic distinction that a Central student can obtain is membership in Circle Honor Society. Each spring Circle chooses a membership of students who have proved themselves of high merit in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The honored few are then initiated in an impressive candlelight ceremony. This year the officers were Mark Levinger, president, Jim Leide, vice-president, Jean Linder, secretary, and Eric Anderson, treasurer. Circle is affiliated with the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. Quill 8. Scroll, back row: L. Horman, C. Hanson, T. Martin, J. Menke, J. Weist, J. Leide, R. Games, B. Mullen, N. Andersen, E. Phillips. Third row: W. Hoel, J. Sarnmelson, Suzanne Young, D. Rezek, C. Duncan, Ondell, J. Sarnmelson, T. Murphy, B. Theide. Second row: W. Hoel, J. Markos, J. Cleveland, B. Pomeroy, K. Shannon, W. Melby, R. Hanhardt, K. Gibson, J. Lupie, N. Peterson, S. Schauland, J. Linder, K. Hamish, M. McDowell, M. Levinger. Front row: G. Hansen, S. Haugland, M. Crum, M. Hadley, B. Kircheis, B. Young, K. Herold, C. Midlefort. Responsibilities. Quill and Scroll is an organization of those iuniors and seniors who have contributed time and done out- standing work for the Booster or Hi Trib. Members are initiated in the spring by one of the methods prescribed by national organization. The initiation involves an oath and the presentation of gold Quill and Scroll pins, mem- bership cards, and subscription to the Quill and Scroll magazine. This year the officers were Jim Leide, presi- dent, Suzanne Young, vice-president, and Jean Linder, secretary-treasurer. J. Juan, K. Druliner, K. Gibson. Second row: K. Austin, S. Jenkins, M. Sauer, K. Shannon, J. Linder, P. Zum. Front row: S. Ells, G. Hansen, E. Panke, B. Kircheis.

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Student Council, back row: L. Becker, D. Schwandt, J. Hickisch, M. Dobbs, P. Christiansen, T. Ondell, R. Black, J. Davison, S. Wood, H. Onsrud, B. Menke, J. Ramlow. Third row: B. Harmon, J. Houswirth, S. Titcomb, l-l. Larson, L. Foley, D. Milne, J. Leide, M. Welch, J. Wood, J. Schwenn, P. Gelatt, M. Berg. Second row: S. Dahl, A. Sundet, M. Levinger, J. Knebes, J. Strand, B. Thiede, M. Amunson, S. Toepel. Front row: M. Moen, M. Facius, P. Pappas, K. Albright, P. Lee, G. Hansen M. Rash, C. Midelfort, S. Schauland, C. Phillipps, J. Berg, S. Sagen. Student Government for Central The Student Council consisted ot an elected mem- ber or an alternate from each homeroom. Usually meetings were held twice a month. The Student Coun- cil chose and arranged assemblies tor the year and tried to promote exchange assemblies with other schools. Fall Festival and Stunt Night were two at the social events sponsored by the group. At the end ot the year, the Council holds the elections in which the sophomores and the iuniors elect o new president to represent them the next year. Several iunior girls happily work out a routine to get the selling spirit into Central students. Their skit was presented at the annual magazine assembly. The T966-1967 Student Council President was Paul Christianson. Paul's goal as president was to promote more school spirit and participation by the students. He accomplished this by creating the Pep Committee which sold pep tags, pompons and planned pep assem- blies. The other officers were Vice-President Todd Ondell, Secretary Sandy Dahl, Treasurer Jim Leide, Junior Representative Sandy Toepel, and Parliamen- tarian Mike Facius. Sophomore Kathy Swartz relinquishes the sum of tive cents in order to show her spirit with a pep tag. Mary Rash, pep committee chairman, gladly accepts the nickel. W lfggttigfk - 1