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

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Csuperintendent Earl R. Sifert helps to put Proviso on the Air in inore ways than one. just here he happens to he speaking about the ability of youth to meet prohleins as they arise in this somewhat chaotic world.

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Pltl-lSI'IN I'lXG PIQUIISU HIGH St'H00l. I only this spring ready for use. Bordering the enelosure of the football field at inter- vals are ten giant poles. topped by pow- erful Hood lights whieh turn the blackest night into a semblance of day when the occasion demands. Bight football games and night relays have become an estab- lished part of Proviso's athletic program. I now present the business office where supplies and equipment are ordered, pay- rolls prepared, and textbooks rented or sold. Floyd Hummel. supervisor of this ofhce. is purchasing agent for the school: he is assisted by his secretary, Miss Mar- garet Stewart, and Miss Flora Schulz, sec- retary to the Board of Education. The Misses Violet Clement. Juanita Van Dyke, and Lillian Kaufeldt are employed in the business ollice. Mr. Hummel also serves as truant oliicer. As the last picture fades from view. your announver finds herself meditating thus: i'And this is Proviso: a gigantic or- ganization of buildings. personalities, and beauty. embodying the hopes, labors, and dreams of generations of students. But the dreamer is still dreaming: he hopes to see .5 N , if vm A .. .A ,. .. ni 4 me A within the next quarter of a century, yet another addition to his kingdom of learn- ing, a junior college extending northwards to Washington boulevard. His dreams shall not be in vaing Proviso has grown great: she will grow greater. All worth-while dreams can become realities if there are faith and ambition to uphold them: Pro- viso has bothf, And now, having broadcast to you the various stages of Provisois development, the materialization of her hopes and dreams, and the governing forces of her state, Station PTHS leaves the air until next month, when another television chap- ter of Provisois life is aired. luindeql students inquiring nhout their hooks, more hooks. und more hooks. the lmne of the students' life. I Not l'rom un ilil'lllIllll'. but froln the top ol' the Armory. tvus this view of Proviso espn-inlly sprl-:ul out for the photographer. The sm-hooI's append- agges. strc-tu-lniny.: out 1-:lst and north. look like nnininture play- thiugs-hut let the pivture lwvonn- reality, :ls it truly has. Illlll an-res must oxpxlml to zu-eonunodnte the ever-growing Proviso. 'l'his bir1l's-eye via-w gives only an hint ot' the beauty of the school Illlll its surrounlling's. I3 D

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