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

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AMERICA EDUCATIO WEEK UQZEQ I 3 Qjiffi lf We f R ii i E' E T in -Mf .-.f-gg.. l ll 4 AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK, November 5 to 11, at- tempted to bring the parents of the community into closer asso- ciation with the school and its functions through the theme, Edu- cation for New Tasks. The theme, emphasized by Dr. E. R. Sifert, superintendent, in his letters to parents, was demonstrated to them at open house. There, freshmen opened their homerooms and fifth and sixth periods for their parents to inspect the actual workings of the school. This contact of parents with the school helped to form a basis for harmony in thought throughout the rest of the year. Another function during the week was the Articulation Tea for all seventh- and eighth-grade teachers of the township, and for teachers of high school freshmen. The purpose of the tea, held each year, is to form closer ties between grammar school and high school. Dr. Sifert, at special assemblies, addressed the students on Your Tomorrow. He advised his audience on what to expect of the future and how to prepare for it. Three exhibits, two in the library and one in the lobby display cases, were also included on the agenda of the week. The library exhibits included the annual book week fair and a science and health exhibit showing the relation of mosquitoes to the spread of disease. Numerous souvenirs of World Wfar II, collected from Proviso's student body and faculty, were shown in the display cases. The week's consideration of Education for New Tasks estab- lished more firmly than ever before the necessity for cooperation between school and community, and among elementary schools, high schools, and colleges in preparing to meet the challenges of a rapidly changing world. Tozuizrbip lelzrherr gizlher miomzil llfe ten lable to dzrczzrs rrlfoolf, slzzilenlr, mid Jzzbjeflr while mzzizclziizg mul ripping Pareizfr proudly View Jour' ivleclmiiiml ilmwiizg ability. at llie 5177711141 Articiilalion Tea.

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