Western Technical College - Latech Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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The LaCrosse Redevelopment Authority is reviewing final plans and specifications for the proposed Health Center Build- ing for Coleman Technical In- stitute. Six-hundred and twenty-six student stations are provided for in the health occupations, electronics, science laboratories, classrooms and institutional foods areas. The building also will provide library, cafeteria and lounge fa- cilities for student use. Non- student areas will consist of the audio-visual production center, guidance and registrar and staff offices. from The LaCrosse Tribune January 20, 1968 - Facing Pagm Victor Larsen -Administrator ofSchool Services. TOP ROW: Earling Fadness Instructional Media, Lynn Foster - Instructional Media Assistant. SECOND ROW: Karl Friedline - Instructional Medla. Annette Niederkorn - Librarian, Robert Olson -Administrative Assistant. William Taylor- Instructional Media. THIRD ROW: Thuan Tran - Librarian. FOURTH ROW: Virginia Woehlert - Resident Artist.

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School SerVIces at WWTI is primarily concerned with good education of the student. For this reason, Mr. Victor Larsen serves as a very student orientated administrator. He is responsible to the District Director on matters concerning pro- gram development, instructional personnel and budget review. Mr. Larsen serves as the chief teacher certification ofiicer of the Western Wisconsin VTAE District and is a member of various state education advisory committees. In 1963, Mr. Larsen became associated with the school as its trade and industry coordinator. He was put in charge of instructio nal services for the district in 1965. Two years later, the original charter setting up the School Services Department changed his title to administrator of schoool services. One of the biggest changes Mr. Larsen notes in his department and the school is the increase in the number of staff members and programs. t'In 1973, Mr. Larsen, Admini- stator ofSchool Services, and Mr. Meinert, Public Information created a new teacher and stud- ent recruitment brochure which won the first place award of the International Association of Business Communicators. This award is the ttOscar 0f the bus- iness and industrialjoumalism field. The award is won annu- ally by only about eight nation- ally prominent concerns out of an average of 4,000 entries from the United States, Canada and the Western World? Donald Meinert November, 1975

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Each program division at W.W.T.I. is headed up by a division chairman. These qualified chairman are res- ponsible for educational pro- grams and courses within their divisions. They assist in formulating and adminis- trating policies and proced- ures necessary for the wel- fare of their school, division, district, and state. TOP: Harold Erickson-General Education Division Chairman, Arlyss Grosskoph-Learning Resource Center Chairman, AVOVE: Dean Morton- Business Education Division Chairman, Anita Smith-Health Occupations Division Chairman, Barbara Walter- Home Economlcs Division Chair- man. BOTTOM: Walter Weihrouch- Agriculture Division Chairman, William Welch-lndustrial Division Chairman.