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

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O R D s , N AN EFFORT to plan for the future, to choose and consider the work for which they believed themselves beft adapted, the mem- bers of the Senior Class this year wrote essays on the general theme of vocations. It was this projed that sugge ed to the Provi Staff the motif of Vocations for its annual. The world of today is highly complex. Science has expanded indu rialism; educa- tion has broadened intelledual ftandards. The man of the present mu excel in his work, or fail. He muft have ma ered a specific vocation adequately if he is to fulfill his own possibilities and be of service to his generation. Vocational training is no longer a fad, but a necessity. Fundamental to achievement in numerous and various fields are the hands. The mo primitive of all man ' s helpers, they are ftill among the moft essential. The arti , the nurse, the laborer, the dodor, the housewife — the work of each depends largely upon the hand. Because they interlock with so many vocations, hands are being used as a correlated motif of the book. Here ' s our Provi for 1934; we hope you like it!

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