Case High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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American Field Service Case has four foreign exchange stu- dents this year. They are Juan Led- esma of Ecuador, Ritha Herrera of Ecuador and Diana Gonzalez of Mexico. The fourth exchange stu- dent, Giovanni Gentili of Italy is sponsored by AFS. AFS encourages students to go to foreign lands, as it promotes a better understanding of other cultures. AFS is also sponsoring Mardi Gras, 50's Dance and other various activi- ties. ll. Flow 1. L to Fl. Mary Arnold, Paul Jeanmaire, Giovanni Gentili, Robin En- nis, Barb Samsel, Mrs. Forgy. Row 2. Gina Fleisenaur, Kathy Wilson, Nancy Aiello, Gina Greco, Diana Gonzalez, Fli- tha Herrera, Michele Kaprelian, Cheryl Joslin, Jacquie Krupka, Mary Kay Hughes. Row 3. Chuck Roeder, Terry Eisenbart, Bob Siegert, Therese Ellertson, Tim Payne, Kalli Theodoropoulou, Jill Jones, Sue Brinkman, Mary Christopherson, An- nette Stilo, Brenda RenPaul, Debbie Manly, Debbie Przytarski. 2l. Officers and exchange studentspFlow 1. L to R. Robin Ennis, Barb Samsel. Row 2. Juan Ledesma, Diana Gonzalez, Mary Arnold, Ritha Herrera, Giovanni Gentili.

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Black Student Union and Latin Eagles Black Student Union has, as its goal, to re- late Black Culture through the educational environment to the community as a whole. B.S.U. also sponsored a dance in February. 1l B.S.U. Row 1. L-R L. Young, R. Orr, Fl. Moore. Fiow 2. D. Howell, C. Poinclexter, C. McClallad, D. Hill, G. Barry, J. Wilson Row 3. B. Miller, R. Lott, T. Johnson, D. Sanders, C. Houston, D. Hands, C. Stone. Latin Eagles also is involved in extending the Spanish-American Culture within the community. This is accomplished by having guest speak- ers and presenting displays of dancing in many areas within the state. Latin Eagles periodically have taco sales. 2i. Latin Eagles. L to R: Row 1. S. Torres, C. Or- taga, Row 2. G. Pedrosa, S. Paredes. Row 3. M. Paredes, F. Gonzoles. Row 4. C. Paredes.

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J.A. and Student Advisory The purpose of J.A. is to help students have , 2 a better understanding of how our free enterprise system operates. Each group is divided into companies and involves the manufacture of materials which are sold to the community. The companies are financed by the selling of shares and it is expected that the company will show a profit upon the completion of that year. H. Row 1. L-Rf' K. Handrud, A. Rossmann, G. Bowen, G. Ledger, D. Goebel. Row 2. M. Bahnson, M. Houdek, M. Przytarski, Non Member, W. Abel, T. Rasmussen. Student Advisory Committee is a new club this year. This club is made up of a equal racial balance so that the different students can get a better understanding of the cultures of members through the advisors. The advisors strive to improve the sensitivity of the different enthic groups for greater harmony and understanding within the student body. Student Advisory also hopes to get the par- ents and community informed and involved with the events happening at Case and to better the teacher-student relationships. 2l. Flow 1. L-R3 K. Ball, Fl. Lott, K. Puudhomme, M. Gleason. Row 2. G. Pedrosa, D. Reed, R. Orr, G. Henricksen. Row 3. T. Christensen, M. Paredes, Mr. Venzant. 50