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

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To the of the First World War who gave their hest to help preserve and who are now in the service of Proviso High School, THE PROVI STAFF 0F 1941 patriotically dedicates this yearbook. ROLL of HO OR JOHN BALDASSARI 31st Division, Machine Gun Battery E. W. BROOKS U. S. Naval Base, Mare Island, California H. E. CARR Hearlqlzarters Company, Camp Sherman, Ohio H. L. COOPER 159th Field Artillery, Camp Taylor, Louisville, Kentucky M. M. FINSTAD Student Army Training Corps, Northfield, Minn. U. C. FOSTER Elevtl'ic'ian, U. S. S. Chester F. J. HATLEY 52nd Division, Battery F WILLIAM HENRICKSEN 353111 Infantry, 89th Division JOHN E. HUGHES 116111 Engineers, 41st Division WILSON A. LAW Spruce Division, Air Corps, Vancouver Barracks, W7aslaington O. H. MATTE Ojfu-rs Training Corps, Camp Taylor WALLACE NELSON Medieal Corps, 158th Depot Brigade RAYMOND C. QUANDT Flying School Detachment Aviation, Ellington Field, Houston, Texas R. SIFERT 47ila Heavy Artillery, Overseas, Unattached HARRY T. SMITH Field Artillery Replaeenient Division J. l. TALLMADGE Medical Corps, Base Hospital 115, A. E. F., France BRYAN WAGNER Seaman, U. S. Navy Left, Back: Matte, Wagner, Tallmadge, Henrik- sen, Quandt, Cooper. Left, Front: Finstad, Nelson, Foster, Law, Harley, Brooks, Baldassari, Hughes. Right: Sifert, Smith, Carr.