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

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BUSINESS CFFICE ilhxr. fohfzmu. plan! lnzw, reigazr ,ffflbreffze in fha bone room. I Iliff. Hazfpt pzlrhef KI fzezzril uifh rl praclired band. Gertrude Bafhje pazziw in her fypizzg I0 pore for 41 pic. Mitt Ptzlka effifiezzlly jnggler-er, balazzrer-the bookf. THE BUSINESS OFFICE is the center of all of the school purchases. Its small, efiicient staff of three is in charge of the many money matters of Proviso. It is the purchasing agent for the Board of Education, hook store, and over sixty-five of the student organizations. Between their busy hours before and after school, when they sell streetcar tickets and war bonds to students, they have the complicated task of writing checks. Mrs. Hattie Haupt is the president, of the business office, and with her two able assistants, Miss Leona Palka, keeper of the books, and Miss Gertrude Bathje, purchaser, sees that the tax money and student funds are distributed to the proper departments of the school. The Book Room, from which all Proviso students' texts come, has been in the capable hands of Mrs. Emma johnson for more than a year. There are more than 40,000 volumes stored in this room, and it is Mrs. john- son's responsibility to keep accurate records of all of them.

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Szazzzfizzg' William A. Gee, E. R. Sifert, Louis Ancel. SCLZILJIA' li. Leslie Allen, Fred E. Meyer, John M, Newcomer, Harry W. Ewert. BO RD OF EDUCATIO PROVISO TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL THE VOTERS of Proviso Township elect tive men to serve on the high school Board of Education. This hoard discusses all business relating to the poli- cies that govern the school. They engage the super- intendent, and through him, the teaching personnel. Their duties also consist of employing the mainte- nance, cafeteria, and clerical forces. lf this institu- tion of learning does not function efficiently, these men must answer to the citizens of the community, FRED E. MEYER of Forest Park, served as presi- dent of the hoard during the year 1944--15. He is its newest member, having heen first elected to thc hoard in April, 19-12. JOHN M. NEXVCOMER, of Maywood, secretary of the hoard, was elected to his fifth term in April. I9-M, He has previously acted as secretary and president. XXfILLlAM A. CEE, of Maywood, has heen a mem- her of the hoard for four years. He served as presi- dent during the year of l9-12. B. LESLIE ALLEN, of Melrose Park, rendered his services in past years as president and secretary of the hoard. He is now completing his twelfth year as a memher. HARRY XX . EXWERT, of lX'Iaywood, eleven years a hoard memher, has also performed the duties of hoth president and secretary. EARL R. SIEERT has heen superintendent of Proviso Township High School for nine years. Through these difficult war days, he has conscien- tiously executed the administrative policies as desig- nated hy the hoard. LOUIS ANCQEL, a graduate from Northwestern University Law School in 1951, is retained as at- torney hy the hoard. He was a student of the Class of '2-1. Page I I