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

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Miss Moore, Mr. Hinds, Mr. Carr, Miss Beck, Miss Hayward, a a cheery blaze. COUNSELCDRS. . . for personal guidance COUNSELORS Do boys and girls attending Proviso have problems and obstacles facing them? Indeed they do! Vlfhenever students feel the need of personal guidance, they are privileged to seek the :advice of their class counselor. These counselors are prepared to give kind, helpful, and well-founded advice. All freshmen and sophomores are divided into regular class groups for counsel and discussion. H. E. Carr counsels the freshman boysg Miss Virginia Havward advises the girls. The sophomore counselors are O. O. Dillner and Miss Ruth Beck. .l. W. Hinds is the junior and senior boys' counselorg Miss Lois Moore is the counselor for junior and senior girls. All are well-qualified for their work havin received masters' de rees at North- , S g western University. SCHOOL NURSE Splitting headaches, sprained fingers, sore toes, and aching backs-these, and more, are the ailments of Proviso students for which Miss Helen Robinson, the school nurse, gives treatment. Miss Robinson has been at Proviso for fifteen years. Among her duties are helping Dr. Morris Buyer with the annual physical examinations and keeping health records of all students. The school nurse has a big job curing aches and pains, but she's always prepared with her band-aids, iodine, aspirin, and a bright quip or two. Page 12

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Left to Right: Harry Stegman. F. W. Baer. E. R. Sifert. A. L. Fry, Miss Mary Sigworth, C. C. Taggart, Miss Fate Duvall, Miss Violet Hogan. Center: Miss Mary Vlfest. D. B. Appleton. CURRICULUM COMMITTEE COMMITTEES. . . faculty problem-faclders The Curriculum Committee acts as the co-ordinating body for all curricular problems of the school. Under the leadership of the chairman, Miss Mary Sigworth, the committee meets weekly to discuss and solve problems that may arise in any of the school curricula. The Advisory Committee, under the direction of E. R. Sifert, meets every two weeks to discuss and evaluate plans suggested by faculty members. Each year a new member is appointed to the group and one is droppedg this procedure insures an experienced committee. ADVISORY COMMITTEE Standing: V. J. Catlin. E. W. Stubbs. Seated: E. R. Sifert, Miss Fae Duvall, Miss Lillian Arends, Miss Lois Moore. C. C. Taggart. Page 13 .-