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

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COUNSELORSfStanding: I. W. Hinds, Miss Ruth Beck. Seated: Otto Dillner, Miss Lois Moore, H. E. Carr, Miss Virginia Hayward. LOWER RIGHT-Miss Helen Robinson, school nurse. Averaonaf guidance and Jvleafflz COUNSELORS When students enter Proviso, they are immediately guided and befriended by their counselors who ofier sound, helpful advice for the various student problems. The freshmen and sophomores ot Proviso have counseling classes in which the counselors encourage discussion and give lessons in manners and well-being. The freshmen girls and boys are advised by Miss Virginia Hayward and H. E. Carr respectively. Miss Ruth Beck and O. O. Dillner are sophomore ad- visors. Miss Lois Moore is in charge of the junior and senior girls. I. W. Hinds guides the junior and senior boys. SCHOOL NURSE Miss Helen Robinson, school nurse, is a friend to everybody. Students turn to her in time of trouble in the form of aches and pains. Besides looking after the students' well-being, she keeps the school health records, aids in giving eye and ear examinations, assists with tuberculin tests, and helps Dr. Morris Buyers give the annual physical examinations. For sixteen years she has kept the student body Well and proved that a merry heart doeth good like a medicine. 12

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cfminiJira lion Mice THE MAIN OFFICE Assistant Superintendent C. C. Taggart, who seems capable of carrying all of the details of the administration office in his mind, is one of the main forces in Proviso. He efficiently Watches over the student body, supervises enrollment, plans the students' programs, and keeps track of everything and everybody. Miss Mary Carroll, the registrar, greets the new students and maintains the permanent school records which are used constantly by the faculty. There are six other staff members in the Main Office who assist Mr. Taggart and Miss Carroll. These assistants operate the school switchboard, list attendance, and do the enormous amount of clerical Work which is connected with Proviso's administration. C. C. Taggart, M.A. MAIN OFFICE SECRETARIES-Standing: Mrs. Evelyn Pyle, Mrs. Betty Hinz. Seated: Mrs. Mildred Spires, Mrs. Nell Scacia, Mrs. Irma Eisenman. Miss Mary Carroll, M.A.

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acuffy ommitieea fsetife gnroblenw THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Any new plans or suggestions which are advocated by faculty members are considered by the Advisory Committee. This committee, supervised by 'ns a new one in order E. R. Sifert, loses an old member each year and ga1 that it will remain active and experienced. THE CURRICULUM COMMITTEE If there are any curricular problems in Proviso, they are solved at the week- ' ' ' directed by Miss Mary C rricu'um Committee, which is Iy meetings of the u . Sigworth, the chairman. The committee discusses any contrariety and diffi- culty which may arise within the school curriculum. They also recommend the discontinuing of certain courses and the adapting of new courses in the school. ADVISORY COMMITTEE-- Standing: E. W. Stubbs, V. G. Catlin, E. R. Siiert. Seated: C. C. Taggart, Grace Trigg, Lillian Arends, Lois Moore. CURRICULUM COMMITTEE-A Back row: A. L. Fry, E. R. Sifert, Mary West, Winna- fred Shepard, Mary Sig worth, C. C. Taggart, Fran ces Gospill, Harry Stegman. Front row: Fae Duvall, Violet Hogan. 13