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

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gaclfgroun A an eueglamenfd of 7!NanLincJ SOCIAL STUDIES-Acquiring an un- derstanding of the bonds that tie countries together and the conflicts that pull them apart . . . of the interdependence of races and peoples of the world . . . maps and charts . . . books, globes, flags, posters . . . the ideas, customs, beliefs of nations . . the civic rights of the American people . . . reactions, problems, emotions of the human mind . . . current trends of thought . . . the necessity for rational political thinking . . . New World beginnings and growth . . . the ancient culture of the Far East as contrasted with modern civilization . . . the men who build nations . . . the bearing of the past and present upon future generations . . . the vital necessity in a democracy for inde- pendent, responsible thinkers. After following events in the zones of Ger- many, could they be looking for a hole in the iron curtain? These folks should be top-notch citizens after learning all about human development and behavior. Yes, boys, it is a big, complex country. When you take U. S. History, you'll find out. I-P Learning to live in a world of people essen- tially alike in spite of differences in race or nationality. Page 24

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xlarefmion of .xddlairafiond and! IPQQMQJ ART-Developing an awareness of the evolution of all art forms down the ages . . . learning the fundamentals of design and composition . . . perfecting skills and tech- nigues . . . interpreting, through various media, concepts of life . . . a group of stal- wart workers harvesting golden grain . . . a ballerina dancing in the shimmering shadows of dusk . . . color and action crea- tively combined to represent moods and in- spire thoughts . . . revealing a knowledge of the basic rules for harmonious color com- binations . . . creating through imagination and knowledge a fine piece of art . . . every project original in theme . . . stimulating a keen interest in the world . . . making life richer and more beautiful. Iudging by the smiles of satisfaction, these young artists must find silk screen process to be fun. Does this stage setting come completely equipped with lights, music, and miniature actors? Music inspired these rhythmic abstract com- positions, creations of imagination and mood. I-P Criticizing, evaluating, and selecting art work for a special exhibit. 9 Page 26 vm .,WW..,, . .