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

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Y-Teens, United to Serve Y-Teens, back row: L. Wehrs, K. Smutny, P. Michaels, Sue Schultz, N. DeClu1e, P. Jordan, S. Bladine, S. Baltz, D. Hasse, M. Guanella, L. Waters. Second row: D, Molzahn, L. Nelsestuen, S. Jenkins, P, i-lanitl, B. Lee, K. Y-Teens was a group of girls united by a set of common goals: to grow as cz person, to grow in friend- ship with people of all races, religions, and nationali- ties, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Growth was to be through new friends, experiences, and opportunities. They tried to carry out their goals and ideals in activities and proiects throughout the year. Y-Teens is affiliated with the local and national Y.W.C.A. and gives the organization financial support through dues. Scarseth, L. Boldt, D. Aderhold, C. Doughty, S. Engh. Front row: S. Sagen, L. Engler, K. Cristman, L. Rowe, P. Atchinson, J. Cleveland, K. Kelly, S. Strom, C. Ware, C. Webster. The group handled the distribution of friendship pictures to underclassmen as their main money making proiect. At Christmas they conducted a hanging of the greens, when school windows were decorated with Christmas scenes and wreaths were placed in the halls. They sponsored two college girls by giving thern assis- tance in the form of spending money and clothes money. Y-Teens also contributed to the World Fellowship which helps to develop Y.W.C.A. centers in foreign countries. The officers were President Bette Lee, Vice-President Joyce Cleveland, Secretary JoAnn Schroeder, and Trea- surer Barb Koeller. Their advisor was Mrs. Dahler. M Y K Pi haw L Walters J Schroeder K Albright B Nerison, Y-Teens, back row: C. Niles, C. Wakeman, C. Silverschmidt, K. Bell, - Ourtg, . S , - , - , - , A B. Koeller, J. Waseka, B. Beyer, S. Koeller, L. Levenberger, B. Ablan, P. Fahl. Front row: M. Fuchs, P- Gvllwf 5- Zielke, 5' RllD0f E- Pfiflke L. Cantwell, B. Rasmus. Second row: N, Smutny, B. Baptie, J. Karis, C. Brague, J- Powers, C- Leiil, B- BOCl4er, Nl, COS-TGV, l-- Gunderson

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Hi-Y, back row: S. Rcismus, L. Siverrson, S. FloTen,T. Ondell,J. Nordrum, Rifenberg, T. Schulfz, J. Hestod, E. Woll. First row: T. Klund, J. Ablon, P. Christionson, J. Ash, D. KlowiTTer, G. Bcilfony, M. Grimsled. Second J. Jenkins, W. Melby, K. Fry, M. Levinger, M. Kennedy, J. Mewoldt, A. row: P. Holrnlund, J. DeDokis, D. Milne, R. Cole, J. Sleik, J. Miller, R. Rockwood. The Fell h' f H' Y Hi-Y, back row: D. Weber, D. Hicke, J. Hczose, J. Dovison, B. Block, R. Anderson, B. Menke, G. Wall, N. NordsTrom, P. Phillips. Second row J. PoTTer, J. Perry, P. Arneson, M. Ablon, J. Werzel, J. Helke, l. Shepard Under The odvisorship of Mr. Vovro cmd Mr. Fisher who is from The Y.M.C.A., The fellowship of Hi-Y wos offered To The boys of CenTrol. The officers were Presi- denT Mike Fcicius, Vice-Presidenf Poul ChrisTionson, SecreToryJirn Nordrum ond Treasurer Bob Blcick. l l 5 l . B. Schirmocher, D. Honhordr. First row: A. Wernecke, M. Moen, J. Berg, M. Focius, S. Mikelson, D. Schreiber, T, Phillips, C. Dowes. The club put on The Hi-Y Semi-Formol, ond senT delegcifes To The cinnuol YouTh in Governmem Progrorn for o doy oT Modison. Here The group porticipofed in on mock legisloTure, ron for offices such os governor or clerk of The Senote, ond proposed bills.

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Booster Ed. Staff, back row: K. Frost, P. Harris, J. DeDakis, K. Troyanek, J. Leide, S. Wood, J. Weist, J. Gilbert, P. Holmlund, J. Sleik, N. Anderson, J. Wetzel, E. Phillips. Third row: M. Swenson, S. Young, L. Severson, B. Pomeroy, B. Lee, C. Niles, D. Haase, K. Scarseth, K. Gibson, D. Ganey, J. Gantenbein, B. Wood. Second row: M. Sauer, L. Walters, M. McDowell S. Jenkins, L. Austin, K. Thingvold, D. Nokken, M. Mattson, J. Linder M. Amunson, S. Irons. Front row: G. Hansen, E. Panke, K, Kelley, V Grosskopf, B. Fuller, S. O'Neal, S. Schultz, K. Harnish, S. Schaulancl. The Staffs Put Journalism to Use Junior Editor Jim Gilbert receives some information concerning copy fitting from Editor Greta Hansen, It is vital to have the right number of lines to fit into the allotted copy block. . . bv- 4',,,....,-- The Booster Editorial Staff, including a iunior editor was chosen by tryouts in the spring of I966. Greta Hansen, this year's editor, and Jim Gilbert, junior editor, divided the staff into the following sections: faculty, senior, organization, school life, sports, proofreading, typing, lay-out, and photography. Mr. Pellowski was the Booster's advisor. The Booster Business Staff handles the financial as- pect of the Booster. Subscribers could buy a listing for the sponsor's page, a Booster, or both. In the spring they sold plastic covers. The business manager was Sue Jenkins and the advisor was Mr. Mitchell. Booster Business, back row: J. McDonald, S. Jenkins, S. Young, D Retzlaft. Second row: J. Miller, K. Metcalf, J. Miller. Front row: C. Ware P. Pappas, C. Phillipps, J. Casberg. I 1 1 i