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

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Yacultq C'ommitteeA C'vnAider new idea r W PROFESSIONAL Left to right D. B. Appleton C. E. Bryan Fern lacobs Violet Hogan Margaret Sullivan Melvin Wall COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES Front row Ray Chambers C. C. Taggart Second row - Edward Bos Grace Reininqa V. G. Catlin Margaret Williams E. R. Sifert Back row Helen Grant C. E. Bryan O. A. Bolt Ruth Sieqrist PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE The Professional Development Committee of seven members, with Martin Finstad as chairman, plans special faculty meetings designed to stimulate thinking in line with new and progressive trends. Talks by outside speakers, panel discussions, reports on conventions, and other serious professional con- siderations are typical of the meetings planned. The group is constantly on the alert to present the latest developments in education. COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES The Committee on Committees carefully selects faculty members who are best suited to act as committee members and as sponsors to take charge of the various extra-curricular faculty and student activities. Under the direction of Loren Spires, they assign duties to the different committees and establish new organizations when necessary. One of their important functions is to equalize the extra responsibilities assigned to the teachers. Page 19 DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Martin Finstad, chairman Loren Spires, chairman

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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

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nglirfla bepartment Broadly cultured people have acquired the ability to read and interpret the recorded thoughts of great minds: to recognize basic human values and human prob- lems: to understand, to perfect, and to practice the art of precise and adequate expression through language. Page 20 l m 5-' lf: an