Case High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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1 A N 4: K , . T ' it ,,. li ., M. DuBois N. Litrenta R. Mence A. O'Neil L. Kohler . - wt f 1 u s r s 3 . ' 4 ., .' s 1. - lf tears as . , s P. Ouiroz A. Singleton T. Westmoreland D. Wildfong W. Rogers v-SN fw- KKK The departmental aides are an important part of the Case staff. They work very hard to keep the various labs and resource centers running smoothly. During the course of their day they perform many services that are invaluable to both students and teachers. Some of them supervise the use of educational equipment and machines while others help by administering tests and make-up assignments. Whatever their specific duties might be, all Case aides deserve praise and appreciation for their con- tribution to the efficient operation of the various departments. 1. M. Dubois explains how to thread a tape recorder in the language lab. 2. Mrs. O'Neil corrects tests in the science lab. 3. Phy-Ed department aide, Mrs. Monaghan, keeps track of the hundreds of gym students. 194

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mA,. . r I LS T X - Y ' 3 1 J. Ittner F. Litrenta J Smith B Cobb M Nlannqu 1 i . Ja. i r l How would you like to keep house for about 2,500 people? Well, that's about the job of Case's Engineers and Custodians. They man the building 24 hours a day to make sure the building is always working correctly. These men, besides sweeping floors, cleaning desks, and maintaining a comfortable building atmosphere, still find time to fix anything in need of repair. They deserve much appreciation for their great work. 1. Head Engineer Mr. Ittner adjusts a cabinet wheel. 2. Engineer, Mr. Cannaday was always around when something need- ed to be repaired. 3. Nlr. Morgansen gets ready to clean. 4. lVlr. Hertzberger takes a break. 196