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

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ASSISTANT SVPERINTENDENT C. C. TAGGART, head of 'thc ofticc. makes constant use of the files and records. lt is his respon- sibility to sec that the students are in their appointed places at the appointed times. It is also his task to prepare and advise the eighth grade pupils on their high school enrollment. Mr. Taggart is assisted hy an ahle CLERICAI, STAFF, headed by Bliss Mary Carroll, registrar, who is in charge ol' all permanent records of the school. New this year is Miss Marjorie Hurst, who has taught commerce for two years. She has charge of the school calendar, teachers' files, and requisitions. Wiarehouse for the thousands of statistical records of Proviso students is the MAIN OFFICE. The office handles student transfers. department changes, and personnel records. It is here, too. that 'thc varied and complicated programs of all students are made out. .xgc!mini5f1f0Lfi01fL DR. E. R. SIFERT is Proviso's special pride and joy. Coming here from Minneapolis ten years ago, he looks more like a distinguished diplomat than a school superintendent. The long stride and courtly lnanner peculiar to him are familiar to all of Proviso. From his oak-paneled office, which is filled with important-looking hooks, he has administered to his large family with thoughtfulness and consideration. Because he lielieves that Proviso should he kept he- fore the eyes of the township, Dr. Sifert spends much of his time doing puhlic relations work. GI endeavor to keep a finger in all that concerns the schoolfl he says in Well-chosen words. Hliiverything I do is for the good of the students and facultyfv The mes- sages which Dr. Sifert has delivered to them have instilled i11 Proviso students a cleaner and lrroader outlook on life. By his own gracious living. he has proved to he a perfect example for those under him. Qu 1 1m, t wwwwzs c WW- wnmmmwmmewfa-

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C' f sjriencf if CZn1fL5eAr5 gifaicfe 0 JUNIOR-SENIOR COUNSELORS Slfmrling: Herbert Bertar, ,lack Aurand. Sitting: Lois Buss, Miss Lois Moore, Natalie Benton, J. W. Hinds. JUNIOR-SENIOR COUNSELORS Giving well-founded advice and encouragement to the juniors and seniors, who have only a short time before they become the future citizens of the world, are J. W. Hinds and lVliss Lois Moore. Miss lVloore received her bachelor of arts degree at Beloit College and her mastcris degree at Northwestern University. She has been a faithful and loyal companion to all junior and senior girls for the past eight years. J. W. Hinds received his hacheloris degree at Earlham College and his masteris degree at Northwestern Univer- sity. Before coming to Proviso in 1935, he taught for two years at Hopkins High School in Qranville, Illinois, and was head of the science department at Washington High School in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Problems, heartaches, and obstacles can he. overcome by one talk with these, our friends. NURSES OFFICE A loyal Hstudentv of Proviso is Nliss Helen Robinson, R.N., who has served the school for fourteen years. Be- sides giving the students their annual eye and ear exam- inations, she also assists Dr. Nlorris Buyers, the school physician, with the annual physical examinations, keeps health records of all students, 'and helps with the tuber- culin testing program. NURSE'S OFFICE Jeanne Humbert, Bill Hefner, Miss Helen Robinson.