Case High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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1 l 1 This year lettermen and letterladies combined to form C-Club. The goal of C-Club is to maintain a high stand- ard of sportsmanship among athletes in general and to promote the athletic program and en- courage student support of athletic events. 1l. Row 1. L-Fl: D. Klopp, D. Tyler, L. Crawford, J. Penzkowski, H. Lukow, B. Wemmert lPres.l 1. Kelly lVice-Pres.l, K. Koltyn lSec.l, G. Woodward lTreas.l, G. Brand, P. Jeanmaire, L. Krahn, R. Thompson, L. Klappauf Flow 2. G. Julich, D. Petrusha, E. Ahlvin, K. Kimber- lain, M. Bahnson, N. Pischke, P. Haumersen, D. Ertel, D. Byers, C. Peterson, L. Thompson, S. Gill, G. Os- borne, D. Isaacson, D. Dollase, C. Celmer. Row 3. A. Shalbrack, J. Harmon, P. Ploughman, D. Lawless, S. Brefka, B. Struebing, J. Albregts J. Carey, P. Albregts, J. Raymaker, R. Black, L. Nissen, D. Geshay, N. Graves, V. Minnen, D. Bauman, J. Sorenson, C, Hauch, J. Ricchio, J. Runge, J. Kuiper, B. Veltus D. Goff, P. Shalbrack, S. Jaskulske, P. Onnik, B. Ge shay, J. Brusko, K. Klawinski, P. Gunderson, T. Pias 3l. Pep Club, Flow 1. L-R: J. Verhaege, C. Braun, K. Rapraellan, D. Krismanich, L. Pellizzari, L. Seitz, K. Rile . Flow 2 L Andersen S. Lo'eski T Baker L V - - . 1 . - , - Krahn, Mrs. Bertrand, L. Lockrem, P. Meyer, J. Schroe- der, K. Wilson, S. Chadek, Miss Salerno. Row 3: M. Christensen, K. Barootian, K. Krumberger, P. Remus, D. Wasiak, C. Larsen, L. Outland, C. Wilsmen. S. Taj- nai, J. Reiter, D. Griese. Row 4: K. Kruty, L. Mirecki, S. Clickner, G. Standiford, E. Baumann, G. Osborne, K. Koltyn, A. Denoto, C. Celmer.

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Badger Girls and Boys Badger Boys and Girls are exposed to the democratic process by occupying actual roles at different levels of government and learning the obligations and responsibilities facing elected offi- cials. Awareness of the exercise of citizen rights is a large part of the program as our form of government was established as rule of the people, by the people, for the people and the citizens of this country bear the responsibilty of maintaining our democratic process. Il. L-R5 Doug Bauman, Pete Shalbrack, Joe Ricchio and Dave Geshay. Missing is Mike Oleson. 2l. Front to Back: Linda Kelly, Linda Krahn and Ann Shalbrack.