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

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Q, fsgm a.v?.Q-:sais N ' f Ac -va.. x . . . :J In order to assure the realization of this dream, f 't ' ' I ,wiv xzi- Aff fe. 1' 5 Eg: -fr-I - - . ,tif-'f,. r. there must necessarily be a state of amity and trust V- - V. .,, :'..'f:-i 'f-295 '-tYf.1i.v1z.g...,-1- 4. , , if-j.:fp.wg1jw5.1-' gf., ,f . if -2.5:s?f1'5:5?E1.:-if1,1if.ix,93,5?.initffsffgibflq'4ft.j,15'1.-,1,.1ggsiZ?'-diff' amon all eo les of the world. The accom llshment .f'f-,Q.f'3,.?' 4:.ssitf-qs'-65..fIg21-.Ass-.ra,+f..i.12g:-:af:-.Sf.mf,,w.ff:11f,g.4g:,5ff . EJ . , of this goal can be brought about by man s realiza- S -,-.. irffig-: 'bf-. ,j'5'F 1.'1e31f,qf1Q5f.s I 1 NSS' 3 V- . . . . . tion that he and his nel hbor have certain lnterests -' 'avr-afitfiifffiggmfs-'f..1 f vS'9f 1-If? 'i.r5'Kf',-,- . . in common, notably, the advancement of industry, 'f J 11115-f-V'-.fl-.': - - Qi-,,f4Q f culture, and the means by which he may live a fuller, happier life. .. ,Ay . .L 1. :3'1 L': 6' .-Elia? fs f we V .g3.i.g,,3-gags' 35'2+3fQab?- We-V7 . FV- '-'T 'Q f - , - f' -f xv, ,, . ., Q 'I-1 .dig i:1,3:,:1,.u,',,. hm.,-,. .V-Q , , Although the world has a great profusion of langu- ages and dialects, the majority of these find their ' -'f:n5,.' L, ' H 'l origin in one or more of the basic language types. ln reality, therefore., the peoples of the world are '11, ' united through common tongues. .- .-...pw .Jam 1.,,,, ...Q k. 3- ,, ,i ',,f1jf'.E31fL 113.1-Z ,'.. '.g : ,. :ffsrif 'A 1. ,, - wwf .Sl-,Jw -- 54 ',.a-'.. ', -. - fp.-jf' 'r . f - ' ' riff -f vb 1 A -' ' sffzgr,'57- za:-tg. ' :', 1 45':pi4:k.1.-:. . 4. ,agj-ef' Q' tame?-a' L, . , -m e - H ' ' X E. A vi' :f. . vF .'!3v' . fifissii vis 'i'.- X aq1:fff:--::- f-2' . ,. . -ef.. ,F -f iv- 'Q-' ,ff , ef QQ-'z f Men have long had a common interest in the fine Music, painting, and sculpture are vehicles of arts. international friendship and understanding. Commerce and industry are daily becoming more important in world relations, since all nations are interdependent for raw materials and manufactured goods. ln cation of modern methods to the solution of house- hold and community problems has taken on increased importance. the fields of homemaking and health, the appli- Science, out of whose knowledge has emerged our entire modern life, is the very core of international union. Virtually all phases of present-day living are in some way influenced by science. There can be no denial that benefits which make possible a life of greater comfort, leisure and convenience bring people into closer harmony. - w ig, In social study, where problems of the community 1' and nation are being solved, is found a tremendously 2 'L - ' ff important element tending toward world union. After the re.moval of racial and religious distinctions fx I I. I and. prejudices, the world's inhabitants are better xg' equipped to carry on an intelligent social life. ' A, We see by the foregoing that the ravages of war : ' could be prevented were man to realize the close 'j .,,VV.' gg V bonds that unite him with his neighbor. We of the I Q J , A3 Provi staff, in an effort to further elucidate the signifi- ':, Aqvgll , I cance of this relationship, have chosen as our theme, 'GUnited in One Worldf' We believe that it is of the X545 AX utmost concern for men of all nations to strive for XX this goal. We, the youth of Proviso, will be especially V, fi ' important factors in its final accomplishment. In the pages that follow, we have strived to present those things of and about Proviso which truly contribute to ff '!',l,,, ,Lp-i s p Q a United World.7' It is our hope that all who read this book will consider them with honest sincerity. --4.

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ib86!iC6Lfi0lfL To the advaneenient ol' all fields of endeavor whose constructive bearing on world affairs can be our only salvation for international harmony, We dedicate this annual. Wie likewise honor those great world leaders who, undaunted by failure. modest in sum-eess, strive on in resolute endeavor to make known the signifi- cance of eomrnon interests. 'llheir aims are sublime: to soothe and hind the wounds of a world devasted by war and social violent-eg to break clown walls of igno- ranceg to banish pestilencv and diseaseg and to bring to all people the bencHts of modern life.