Logan High School - Winneshiek Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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wi'-5 Faculty DUCATION in the days ot large scale logging was ot th little fed school house type, and had a style ot teacher pecular to its own age, Spare the rod, and spoil the child was the creed ot the day, and teachers were hated and feared. Today's method embraces the idea ot personal contact between teacher and pupil, and the general idea is tor the teacher to be an interf esting companion as well as an animated guide post. To be able to cope with education through this medium of friendship is a great stimulant tor the learning capacity ot the student. Not only more extensive learning, but also character development in the right direc- tion is being achieved through this new perspective ot the relation be- tween teacher and student Much ot this friendship is tostered by taculty and Students working and playing together. VV? the students at l942, tncretore, look to our instructors not as unpffeant taekmasters, but as councilors and triends.

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.Qi 'f s fs ' K fs f if Y' Wt GUESS WHO When not upon the director's stand, he may be found woodworking or taking photographs. lt is to him that laurels should go for the great strides our musical organ- izations are making. l-le says that if he did not already have a profession, he would take up baby tending as a full time iob. The attractive posters seen on our bulletin boards are daily reminders of her guidance, Not the least of her duties is encouraging ideas for the Winneshiels Art Staff. As her favorite pastimes she plays the piano, sews and plays golf Tolerance is cnt of the chief characteristics at one who daily bears up under the strain Of teaching instru- mental music. l-le has coached Logan's tennis team from a mere beginning to a sport which is progressing rapidly. Photography and tennis 'ate high on his list of hobbies, When not behind a waving baton, he can be found teachv ing general science As assistant coach at Logan, he is wel iiked by a the students. His place on the faculty is teaching apvlied mathematics, algebra, and geometry, When he is not busy wtth his profession, he coaches sports of all kinds This teacher has readina for a hobby. ln her rafm, number 203, can be hearrl familiar explanations which she gives willingly to her classes in social studies and English, ln previous years she has had classes in world 5-x gc history, whi'h is nne rf her favorite subiects. The students in the seventh and eighth grades have her as their English teacher. She is the librarian in the iunior library, and the Junior Girl Reserves are under her leadership. Besides teaching English she enjoys read- ing cooking, and gardening, This year a new subiect was offered at Logan to be taught by a new teacher. As a result you have heard certain students asking, Quien esta nuestra profesora?' She says she erroys teaching foreian languages so much that she regards them as her hobbies. You will find him in a corner room in the basement encased in coyeralls, f-le teaches manual art students the art of woodworking and advises the 7A boys. As ar extra-curricular activity he is assistant athletic manager, Fishing serves as his diversion. During vaccticns and in spare time, he may be founc building a boat, playing tennis or golf, collecting stamps, or camping, l-le schedules intramurals for boys, teaches history to junior high pupils, and advises a group of 9A boys We are prqurl to have as a member of our faculty ne who is well known for a scientific discovery Althieigh he is a chem-stry instructor he sometimes teaches mai'- ners, l-lis hobbies are photography and boxing. Qui' Winnesh ek is one of his hobbies and we are proud of the pictures wh.ch he presents us DSQE 'w