Alexander M Patch American High School - Andenken Yearbook (Stuttgart, Germany)

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W' if f f .rj 01' L .Q I Y 'fit v. -3 5. af? X. l A 'S-.A l g Chess Club Over 20 students matched their wits against each other in this year's chess club. Although only sched- uled to meet on Wednesdays at lunch, almost all mem- bers brought their lunches and chessboards to 'room 316 every day for another challenging battle of the minds. Faculty sponsor Mr. Kleiman commented: This club was formed to give students a relaxing social environ- ment where they could meet others interested in play- ing chess. I think we've succeeded!

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162 Just starting out at a new school, the Computer Club had a problem all its own. No computers would probably be expected until the end of the school year. Contributions from organizations like the PTSA and the Stuttgart American Wandering Club were expected in order to purchase these new computers. Possible computer donations were also looked forwardto by all members. Although no computers were availa- ble at that tifne, the club made several weekend field trips to Pat- tonville to use their computers. Field trips were also made around the Patch area to see different com- puter models. A comment from Mr. Reisinger, the club sponsor, was, We would sure like to have our own computers in our school. T

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pw. , Underground Activities fm. 4- 1. The staff of the Underground Press : Dr. Hermann Kowalski - Patron Saint of the U.P., Jacob Spratt - Spit- toon cleaner, Flandico Pittowski - Co-Editor, The Ranger - Editor and centerfold, Fred Shalom - Cocoa Editor, Ernie Hemingways - Copy Boy, William Winkle - Night Watchman. 2. A publicity shot from the Box Office hit - The Renegade Army Visits Iran. 3. Pictured here are ele- ments of the 1st Assault Battalion, Renegade Army abducting the French Ambassador's daughter. 164