Case High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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Bowling and Chess Case's Bowling Club has rapidly grown since the beginning of the school year. Bowling Club provides students with fun and enjoyment after a hard days work at school. The season will be concluded with a banquet in May. Chess Club encourages an increase of skill in the game of chess and competition between schools. Several interscholastic chess meets are held each year. Case has an equal amount of wins and losses, but as it's been said, It's not whether you win or lose, it's how you play the game. Pic. ll lBowIing Clubl lR.1.L-Rl N. Klabacka, N. Brooks, D. Mc- Mullen, N. Flaig, J. Patraw, C. Mau. lFl.2l V. Bosch, C. Zakovvski, J. Kezman, K. McDonald, C. Redding, J. Russo, T. Chapman, G. Ledger. lR.3l B. Johnson, R. Delfs, T. Dodge, J. Pedersen, M. Mc- Cann, Fl. Noe, R. Happel, E. VanderlNielen, J. King, Henry Venzant lAdvisorl. lR.4l J. Kaplan, H. Klein, S. Sanchez, S. Logan, J. Tillema, C. Olejniczak, S. Wyma. Pic 2l Chuck Roeder wrefully plots his next move. Pic. 3l Concentration is the key to chesslJim Nelsonl. Pic 4l lChess Clubl lSittina. L-Bl J. Shortess. N. Clementi, C. Roeder, C. Conner lKneeling, L-Fll B. Johnson, T. Ellertson, J. Nelson, L. Fligden, J. McKlcskey. ' ,:' ii . , 3 J M ', v,,Q2f.r Wuxi 'Fzg . sv er :gb s2mZ:9f12.Qs?EHfs ' : -- QF, '.sl f31: '35 3321. I 3 ive? 1 . . M r . J: 1 s 'QQ T .ZF rw. er' 4 s iw

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Scuba and Saddle The goal of Scuba Club is to provide a place for aspir- ing divers to learn to dive correctly, safely and to have fun at the same time. Scuba Club sponsored an open swim and is the only High School diving club in the Racine area. Saddle Club is involved in promoting horsemanship, knowledge of horses, and sportsmanship. Saddle Club sponsored bakesales to raise the funds to go on riding fieldtrips, rent informative movies and attend seminars to reach the ultimate goal-a horse show. Pic. 1l lFi.1.L-Rl lSaddle Clubl Mr. Henkel, A. LaMartina, M. Hansen, J. Piper, D. Magnus, L. Crawford, Mr. Stone, J. Rowland. lFi.2l J. Tillema, J. Krupka, M. Borland, M. Lewis. Pic. 2l Come on in, the water's finel Pic. 3l lScuba Clubl lL-Rl T. Christensen, J. Haubrich, J. McKloskey, M. Lukow, J. Kaplan. Pic. 41 Mr. Forgy helps a diver keep her snorkel above the water. Pic. Sl Me Tarzan, whare's Jane? W Sz' vs-f,,,gres C l l -gi... .' + A, , 4 J - eil' :Lf if 'JF L. . C N-nf. sf- 1 ., .1- ,-rss. 'f i e,- .,,:,- j5,f' e.g fs . 3 ' 3 A E. Q12-I.. I ?-if-faked: ' ' . .53 gy-,gn,,.'x,.. -1 K X . - -syf'A,gvjfn,5?. -- e '- s .2 511. V M. ' 41. -. A ' 'l ' J ' diip Y . , s :. RH Q

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SKi Club and Graphic Arts . . galil' '15 Ski Club is a very popular club at Case. This Club provides enjoyment for all its members and an occasional sore mus- cle now and then. Ski Club went on a number of fieldtrips to Little Switzerland, Alpine Valley and other winter resorts. Graphic Arts is a vocationally oriented club which seeks to give members more experience in the graphic arts. This club is composed of Graphic Arts foreman la third year graphic arts classl. The activities areg printing the J.I.C. newspaper, play programs and school forms. The outstanding Senior member of the club is selected each June and awarded S100 by Western Publishing Co. of Racine at awards night. -eeefs L , L -f 1 -fm.: Pic. 1l Ski Club Members. Pic. 2l Mr. Reisdorf lAdvisorl displays poise and control on one of the recent ski trips. Pic.3l lGraphic Artsl lSitting, L-Rl D. Janda, M. Hupp, D. LaCanne lStanding, L-Rl M. Glassen, B. Rustici, M. Arent.