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

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ommiffeed romofe gawk? gfgciencg PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Seated: Charles Kassel Mary Carroll M, M. Finstad Evelyn Elyea Standing: Cleora Fancher D. B. Appleton COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES Seated: Genevieve Krebs Lois Moore C. C. Taggart E. R. Sifert Margaret Sullivan Grace Trigg Hubert Pitt Violet Hogan losephine Foster Standing: Loren Spires V. R. Kent Robert Davis PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE The Professional Development Committee presents programs about the latest developments in education. The seven faculty members who compose the committee meet once a month and plan their procedures under the guidance of Martin M. Finstad. They encourage discussion among the faculty about problems of the school, gather information for faculty bulletins, arrange for teachers' ' ' ' f ll elect the mate for the faculty field courses at universities, and careu y s rial which they present at faculty meetings. COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES The Committee on Committees was instituted to select faculty members for sponsors and committee members to take charge of extra-curricular faculty and student activities. They assign duties to the various committees, and Whenever ' ' th lan its establishment. Miss they feel the need of a new organization, ey p Mary West is in charge o ' f the committee. I Page 17

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Page 16 ommiffeefi Sade ugircllenll iculgiezi COLLEGE COMMITTEE Left to right: Mary Carroll l. W. Hinds Martha Hildebrandt C. C. Taggart Ellcndore Larnptcn Lois Moore STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISORY COMMITTEE Seated: E. W. Kcchenderfer Alice Terdina Virginia Hayward Edna lohrison Charlotte Burke Dorothy Thompson Wilma Sims Frances Gospill I. W. Hinds Standing: Mary Catlficart Harold Dixon Bina I-louse Emily Reid THE COLLEGE COMMITTEE The College Committee, headed by C. C. Taggart, gathers bulletins, pam- phlets, and other intormative material about universities and colleges all over the country to aid students in choosing worthy institutions. Each tall, the Com- mittee sponsors lunior-Senior College Day, at Which time students and parents interview representatives from many nearby colleges. THE STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Student Council Advisory Committee stands patiently behind the Student Council at all times, giving support, advice, and lending a guiding hand whenever needed. Each faculty member supervises the activities and actions of one particular student committee, Miss Dorothy Thompson acting as general chairman. The students remain on their own so long as their move- ments meet with the approval ot the Council, but when some difficulty presents itself, the Advisory Committee is ready and Willing to meet the demand.

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earning, reafzng, .911 ferlorefing ENGLlSl-l-Learning to express our thoughts in both speech and composition . . . applying the knowledge acquired through the study ot words and their der- ivations . . . ot grammar . . . of literature and poetry . . . using parts of speech correctly in the communication oi ideas . . . remember- ing always the proper construction ot every sentence . . . subject . . . predicate . . . re- vealing a sensitive feeling for words . . . expressing clearly and effectively liie's sit- uations . . . writing short stories, essays, and term papers . . . the vivid recordings of experiences . . . a journey through many countries and many ages, meeting fascinat- ing people . . . lulius Caesar . . . loan ot Arc . . . Tom Sawyer . . . developing tolerance and understanding . . . a deeper apprecia- tion tor the world in all its many phases. After learning how to read a newspaper, Proviso students shouldn't be fooled by propa- gancla. Records are a valuable and pleasing ap- proach to the study and understanding oi literature. A practical application ot international view- point - sending books to schools abroad. I-Y Enjoying a great artist's conception of mythi- cal characters familiar to the people ot many lands and ages. Page 18