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

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IN THE LIBRARY Miss Western indncts Miss Vincent into the Proviso sanctum. Mrs. Dciiar and Miss Yun er try to locate a book. English classes visit the Second Annual Book Fair. A class in American literature meets many magazines. 20

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OPEN HOUSE NIGHT Mom and Dad occupy the chairs so familiar to their offsprings, and probably experience the same familiar lost feeling %vhsn H. P. McConnell starts to speak of carbon tetrachloride, bunsen burners, ammonium hydroxide, and why oil and iiatcr don ' t mix. One slightly used baton clinks against the metal stand, and Director J. I. Tallmadge tells parents ichat ' s uhat. While band members ' faces return to their natural fmes, parents smile as they remember how Peter ' s music used to sound in pre-band days. 19

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HTHE LIBRARY PAGES are those energetic students who buzz through Proviso ' s spacious and fluor- cscent-hghted Hbrary, replacing books in their proper phices, rendering as- sistance to those seeking books, deliv- ering slips to study halls, and per- forming many other indispensable tasks. Each year they pause from their work to celebrate Christmas with a festive party. Again this year a colorful Book Fair was exhibited as an observance of National Book Week. The slogan was Forward with Books, and special emphasis was placed on new volumes. Miss Elizabeth Bright resigned from her position as assistant librarian to be married; she was replaced by Miss Maxine Vincent. Throughout the year, English classes spend profitable hours in the peaceful atmosphere of the library studying books, viewing current ex- hibits, and reading periodicals. Top, StiVuUil} : W ' cndt, Carnisciali, Roscnquist, Nordholm, Yomine, Barker. SctiUil: Schirmer. Kcwin. Beioit, Left: Kilgour, Marvinac, Culton, Hur- witz, Kern, Yaroisky, Maltese, Rudnik. Bi ' iotc, Rii ht — on stairs: Cunningham, De ' Wolf. bright. Standing: Lapinski, Reinke, Hanchek, Edwards. Scatcii: Pries. Kane. Samuel. 21