Downers Grove South High School - Caracole Yearbook (Downers Grove, IL)

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lcome to duwners International Exchange Club The International Exchange Club again helped to sponsor foreign students attending South. Its purpose was to learn about all aspects of foreign countries: - things such as customs, political systems, religion, etc. This year, Mori Sloan of South Africa, Anders Ollson of Sweden, and Sileshi Dereje from Ethiopia widened the club members' horizons with slide shows of their respective countries. Terry Davis, A.F.S. student to Australia this past summer, also told about his trip. ln December, the club sponsored an Interna- tional Day where foreign students from sur- rounding high schools visited South. This year, the A.F.S. finalist from South was Tom Soder. IE C CLUB -- T Davis, Publicity Chmn., G, Slovinsky, Pres., Mori Sloan, V. Pres., L. Davis Treas J, Erley, Sec. Lasik one hundred twenty-four -1-of i I.E.C. CLUB 7 Front Row: G. Runge, C. Runge. Second Row: B. Varming, M. Sloan, A Ollson. Back Row: S. Dereie, D. Hallett. I.E.C. CLUB - T, Soder, A.F.S. semifinalistg T. Davis, A.F.S. finalist to Australia, J. Erley, AES. finalist. i

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SPANISH CLUB -1. 1 n - D Mlholpevuc, SeC.g H, Aubelo, Pres.g M, Moloney, V. Pres.g M. Word, Treos, GERMAN CLUB - Mr. Botfoglio, Sponsorg C. Harrison, V. Pres.g D. Kullen, Treos.g B. Reed, Sec. Not pncfuredz R. Thomas, Pres. I ,1 S '7 ,- PQ'- 'iff . -,GX AACAA 3 AQC999 lid 'Nm FRENCH CLUB 7 M. Gufierrez, Sec.g M. Moglc, Treosg D. Brown, Pres.g Mass LoSoIIe, Sponsor. Not pictured. D. Cossel, V. Pres. 4--W Q--my , .f-' one hundred fwentyAthree

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D.E.- O.E.A. lf you don't know what you're looking for or what you want to do, look into D.E. Distribu- tive Education offers you a chance to experi- ment and find out what type of job and future you would be most interested in. Most impor- tant of all, the program encourages people to work with each other. Being in D.E. is a great way to find out what it is like to be a part of the working class. Community involvement is the name of the game for 0.E.A. Through this organization, a -.Y senior can find out what it is like to be active in his community. By participating, planning, serving as officers, conducting meetings and cooperating with fellow students, coordinators and teachers, students can develop leadership qualities. This year, O.E.A. has had two picnics at l-lummer Park, went to see J.C. Superstar, sponsored a dance, and took candy to a nursing home and Edward's Hospi- tal. To help out the economy of this club, they sold candy periodically throughout the year. D.E. Y Front Row: D. Moy, D. Tokarz, C. Sulda, Back Row: M. Wurl, M. Eurich, J. Wade, J. Chmelik. O E A - Front Row: B. Albanese, N. Cushing, G. Talbert, K. Klonowski, D. Donner, K, Fragnoli, L. Richey, E. Louth, G. Hargreaves, D. Yetter, D An Tomecek, K. Chen, Back Row: D. Brown, E. Adams, J. Balich, L, Bauer, B. derson. 'S'