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

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FRONT ROVV C. Moench, D. Kanara, B. Bailey, VXI. Wilcox, G. Soaazrooko, L. Boehm, Schuster, YJ. Herman, F. Orland, H. Davies, I. Cesorio, C, Ftamus, S. Schultz. MIDDLFI BOIN N. F. Fisher, M. Cashdollar, P. Sticrnlce, H. Block, T, McComb, D. Huxhold, D, Hamilton, E. Ulrich, I. Griswold, Ichnson H. Alrlvott M, Stein, Fl. Vfiiey, I. Betts, D. Lcsctiy, BACK HOW' B. Swift, IN, Vtfright, I. Novotny, M, Dadds, A. Outh, M. Anderson, I. Perkins, R. Schlupp, R. Lande, R. Campbell, N. Essig, L. Fteisz, VI. Martin, I. Penrose, M. Iacoby. FRONT ROW' I. Lang, I, Rozanski E. Stokes, A. Foleno, A. Boehm, C. Kane H. Von Cfehr, G. Lietz, K. Biddle, IN. Bheirigrover, E. I-Ianck, I. Parchrnann. MIDDLE ROW - A, Thorn, B. Bacon, C. Rocca, Fi. Vertuno, E. Xriorring F. Mirtelstead, I. Manton, A. Belluomini, Kosch- rnann. BACK ROIN E. Puscheck, D. Sager, B. ODea, H. Meier, B. Dilferac, I. Staup, H. Schwab, H. MacPhail, B. Young, C. Slcopniclc. Council The Student Council is a representative group which has at- tempted to form a co-operative government with the taculty. Its most important activity has been the annual distribution ot Thanksgiving baskets to needy Iamilies ot the township. Through the point system, the organization has tried to distribute evenly honors and extra-curricular activities. Since, under the present system ot repre- sentation the group had grown too large to act ettec- tively, a committee ot teachers and students was delegated to tormulate a plan by which the Council might enlarge its powers in order to give students greater participation in school government. In the spring, a successful ettort was made to adopt this plan tor immediate use in September. OFFICERS: SEATFD- B. Wilcox, A.Guth, F. Orland, G.Bruce, C. MONITOR CAPTAINS: SEATED D. De-Vries H Davernian Schuster. STANDINGW M. Cashdollar, I. Parchrnan, B. Young. Lalilocco, C. Hahn, G. Hansson. STANDING M Stein C Kennett M. lteda. - W , ., 1 ,J :ff A.. MyL,it,,.- ..

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M. Stewart, F. Schulz, Mrs. Olson, S. Gollay, l. Hanson, E. Crane, V. Lux, E. Connors Groenhof and Floyd Hummel Mrs. Florence Owen and Mrs. Louise Zimmerman A. l. Oiierman There are three groups whcse primary purpose is that ot rendering practical service to the school as a whole. The many students who are accommodated in the Proviso cateteria each day have witnessed the etti- cient service ot Mrs. Florence Owen and Mrs. Louise Zimmerman, who assist Mr. Eelkema in providing low-cost meals. A. l. Otterman, custodian of the building and grounds, and his corps oi workers are responsible tor the well-kept appearance oi Proviso. Floyd Hummel assists the deans in checking ir- regularities in attendance. He is also in charge ot loan books, the bicycle room, and the new student work plan. Lunch Time in the Cafeteria IS

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YESTERDAY - - From time irnmemorial the diploma has been the symbol of scholastic attainment. The paths from graduation led chiefly to the college, Where a narrow preparation Was made for the ministry. There Was as yet no social philosophy which considered the education of the masses. Only the priv- ileged few were passed beyond the elementary school. Little thought was given to providing the common man with a broad, rich background for life. i