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

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Biooli WEEK the Iestive week, the library was decorated with gaily colored book jackets and posters. After being conducted on a tour of the fair, students of the English classes were allowed to browse about to discover material of particular interest. The fact that no formal reports had to be made increased the pleasure of all. Good Books, Good Friends served as this year's slogan for National Book Week. Appropriately, the Book Fair was held in hopes that through the reading of books, students might become better acquainted with the need of friend- ship and good will among nations and peoples. ,Wh fv- Nliss XY'estcrn, Nliss Bright A11nff11'1' l11111r11'11111ir' l'ft'IL' of l'iXil407'.Y In flu' fair. Tfvrm' fnoxfs tllltl I7llXf1'XXl'X xf1111Ji111Q uf 1'111'f1 Jixj1l11y tlllllyf look like lfn' f1r111k1c'r11'111 fyjn' al ull, 1,0 ff11'Ay? I'1'1'ln1f1x flzey 1111' 1'f1a'1'z' f11't'llIlXt' Iil7t'AYll'4' XIII?- jnoxvff fo kllflll' all flu' 4111x1L'z'1'x. 'IY11' lff7l'tlVjtIllS keep Il't'H-lIUXfl'!'l't! 011 ilu' Brigfnl Wfr'x1'c'1'11 Ullflfllik of Book zrwk. lvf,l'l!'1' i11r1i111'1f fo tffSLIxQ7't'l' zriffl ffm! book fillv, 't'tIIIXl' Il't l't' flfrnlvyx fl7UIliQlJ'Ii ffm' li!II'tIl'vH' ix flu' 111ml xr1off1i114Q, rj11i1'frx! 1'r1r1111 ill lfn' f111ilJi11g. TX111 1111'1f11fir111 of vflfllllf, r'11111f' fo flu' fair, !7VfllltQZ7f 111111151 lilvmz- f111'i' f1'v1nl1'1'.f in lfn' mfr'-xl1111L'x, foo. Ilvn' 1111 t'X'l7f!7jf of x1'1'11j1- fwnkx Llllll HItll1llX1'I'ff7l4X ix tQ4'ffiIIg flu, UIIVL' Ult'I'. W'l1a'1'a' Jo 51111 i11j1j111xr' Hull fwu'-111' ftlllll' f7A07I1.:' 23

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