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

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THE STAFF DOROTHY CARVER Editor-in-Chief LAURA CAMPBELL BRUCE CARSON HARRY GUINEY NATAL113 PIANCINC ARLENE VANEK Associate Editors ELAINE ROBERTSON Ari Editor TACK HULBERT KENNETH BLACK Business Managers

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FCREWCRD l-IELTERING within its Walls some thirty-six hundred pupils representing forty different nationalities, the institution herein known as the Proviso Studios, lncorporated, is typical of all America. Blending many elements, rejecting some, cre- ating others, it seeks to develop a new type of citizen whose vision shall embrace far horizons, and whose interests shall be world-wide. It is fitting, therefore, that World Citizenship should be chosen as the theme of the l937 Provi. Using the movie as a medium through which to present the multitudinous persons and events which enter into a year of high school life, the staff has sought to call attention to elements which may truly be said to be valuable in cultivating a spirit of World brother- hood: Kindness, Comradeship, Fair Play, Devotion to a Cause, Tolerance, Generosity, Cooperation. The PROVI STAFF of 1937 presents PROVlSO ON PARADE.