Proviso East High School - Provi Yearbook (Maywood, IL)

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Q30 PROVI Principal Will C. Robb S ezfcn teen

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NVD l'Kl lX l 2' Srumiiug--ll. E. Farr. Miss Neal. Miss Owens, Mrs. Olson, 0. NV. Vvills Sealed 'Miss nt'I'gSll'U1ll. Miss llartizal, Miss Oakes, Miss Lux, Principal XV, C. Rohb Administrative Group liRlNk'll'Al. XYILI. t'. Roni: received his A. li. and A. M. degrees from A-Xtigustana College, and his j. ll, in law from Northwestern l'niversity. ln lletoher, W2-l, he was ad- mitted to practice as an attorney and conn- selor at law within the state oi Illinois. For seven years he was assistant principal at ,l. Sterling Morton High School in Cicero. lle eame to l'roviso as prineipal in the fall ul 19.27. ll. li. think. dean of boys, received his 13. S. degree at Ohio State L'niyersity, and has done graduate work at the L'niversity of Chicago, lle has been a member of the l'roviso faculty for eleven years. For some years he acted as dean oi sophomore and jnnior hoysg in WIS, he heeame dean of all lioys. Miss i'i.l.lZ.XlIl'I'l'll ll. Oixiaias came to Pro- viso as dean of girls in l9.ZS. She received lroth her A. ll. and her A. M. degrees from the L'nirersity of Michigan, and did graduate work in Columbia L'niversity. Miss Rrrn Nl-:.xI., who received her B. S. degree at Northwestern University, and who has also done graduate work there, is in eharge of research concerning Proviso stn- dents. Miss Rosie l!.xn'rizAi., who took the place left vacant hy the resignation of Mrs. Mar- guerite Sevey, eame to l'roviso in August, llllll. lfor eight years she was employed at the ,l. Sterling Morton High School. She is seeretary to the principal. Mus. l,ialii'i11nxi-1 Oi.soN has been registrar in llroviso for eight years. She has charge of report cards, permanent record eards, the system of recording grades, and the honor roll. Miss Yn roi:i.x l,i'x is in charge of gen- eral information and telephone service. She prepares the daily hnlletin. whieh is issned to teachers and students. She also has eharge of the mimeographed material prepared for the teaehers and yarious eommittees in the seliool. Miss Yiyrxs lil'2RtiS'l'RtlM devotes part oi each day to the olliee of the dean oi girls, where she has charge of the attendance and stenographie work. She prepares the daily ahsentee list supplied to the teachers. O. NY. XYn.i.s is the hnsiness manager of l'roviso. lle has a ll. Pd. degree from Mich- igan State Normal, and has done graduate work at the University of Chicago. Mr. XYills devotes his entire time to the eare of sehool funds, the hnying of all sehool snp- plies and equipment, and the hookkeeping eonneeted with sehool husiness. I Miss Yicnxli Owl-iss is the secretary til' the hnsiness manager. She received a ll. U. de- gree from the Cliieago Sehool of lixpression and llramatie .'Xrt. Nineteen