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

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Committee aide Sch avi Folicieet ADVISORY COMMITTEE Every two weeks the Advisory Committee, under the supervision ot E. R. Sitert, meets in order to examine and discuss new plans sug- gested by members of the faculty. This committee is composed of nine members: each year, in order to insure an active, experienced committee, one member is dropped and another appointed. CURRICULUM COMMITTEE The Steering Committee on Curriculum, with Miss Mary Sigworth as chairman, acts as a co-ordinating body for the curricular problems throughout the school. lt keeps the faculty Well informed about mod- ern trends and suggested improvements in curriculum. All proposed changes in Proviso's curriculum come before this committee for consideration. JVISORY COMMITTEE ant row Srace Trigg Virginia Hayward 2. R. Sifcrt ,illian Arcnds 2. E. Bryan :lc row 'loyd Wrobke ilarvoy Welsh I. C. Taggart 1, C, Catlin 'YHICULUM COMMITTEE nt row 'Iary Sigworth C. C. Taggart ranccs Cospill . R. Sifert Vinnatred Shepard k row lary West illian Arends eorge Haddock . L. Fry ae Duvall Page 17 X

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Per anal guidance and Health COUNSELORS Front row Ruth Beck, Otto Dillner, sophomore: I. W. Hinds, Lois Moore, senior. Back row Virginia Hayward, H. E. Carr, freshman. NURSE Miss Helen Robinson COUNSELORS How do boys and girls of Proviso receive help concerning their individual problems ? Each goes to his class counselor who offers sound, helpful, kind advice. The freshmen and sophomores are divided into separate class groups, the purpose of which is to encourage discussion, expression of personal opin- ion, logical reasoning, and the art of getting along with each other. SCHOOL NURSE Miss Helen Robinson, the school nurse, is the one to whom students go when confronted with different kinds of aches and pains. Miss Robinson keeps the health records of each student, assists in giving eye and ear examinations, helps with the tuberculin tests, and aids Dr. Morris Buyer with the annual physical examinations. Page 16

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C'vmmitteeA 14AAiAt Student nterpriAeA .C-.-.M THE COLLEGE COMMITTEE Lois Moore, C. C. Taggart, chairman: l W. Hinds, Martha Hildebrandt. One of the most important duties of the College Committee is to help the individual student find the college best suited for himself. Along with advising students and helping deserving seniors obtain scholarships, this committee obtains material from the various universities and colleges. and each fall sponsors a College Day for the juniors and seniors at which representatives from nearby colleges may be interviewed by students and parents. STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISORY COMMITTEE Front row Toni Tomic, Wilma Sims, Virginia Hayward, Ruth Siegrist, Ruth Rehr, Mary Cathcart. Bina House. Back row' I. W. Hinds, Allie Mae Salser, Edna Iohnson, Dorothy Thompson. chairman: Harry Stegman, Evelyn Elyea, H. S. Dixon. To help raise student morale is one of the aims of the Student Council Advisory Committee. This committee consists of a general chairman and thirteen members, each of whom supervises one particular committee of the Council. Each smaller committee then elects a student leader who, in turn. works with his fellow students promoting the idea of student participation. Advice and guidance are given willingly whenever needed, but the Advisory Committee strongly encourages greater student initiative. Page 18