Case High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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w .b V 1 b 2.4 - .5 S 1 A L,LL yi Y -, K s. ., 'T'.,'- m - it g , randon O. Frazier B. Hammond R. Koehn R. Loppnow J. Upthagrove L. Koenings 5- Moe 1 , . . TQ: , , ,, - Q V ff lVlr. Loppnow shows the correct technique in aiming a gun. Miss Wilson demonstrates how to serve the volleyball. Mr. Veit gets a good view as he instructs a swimming class. Gym classes use the new Universal Gym Machine for their weight lifting program, Physical education intern, lVlrs.Rosinsky. C. Perkins J. Wilson The Physical Education depart- ment this year has added some new courses to it's selective pro- gram. The winter outdoor activ- ities class includes skating, and cross country skiing. The weight lifting classes are now more com- plete with the new Universal weight machine. This was paid for partly by Case students, by selling candy, glasses, and other products. 193