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

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E. R. SIFERT Advisory MARTIN FINSTAD Professional Development HUBERT A. PITT Student Council Advisory ELEANOR LONEK Enrichment acuity Qroupd guide clzoof foficied ADMINISTRATIVE ADVISORY Thee Advisory Committee evaluates sug- gestions of the faculty and decides which plans are to be tried. The members are Dr. Sifert, chairman: Mr. Taggart, Miss Trigg, Mr. Bryan, Miss Hayward, Mr. Welsh, Mr. Wrobke, Miss Hofert, and Miss Hildebrandt. COLLEGE The College Committee aids students in making college plans, helps in obtaining scholarships, and sponsors College Day. Committee members are Mr. Taggart, chair- man: Miss Carroll, Miss Hildebrandt, Mr. Hinds, Miss Lampton, and Miss Moore. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT The Professional Development Committee plans special faculty meetings. Panel dis- cussions and speakers keep the faculty informed. Members are Mr. Finstad, chair- man: Mrs. Iacobs, Miss Ioyner, Miss Sig- worth, Mr. Hartley, Miss Hogan, and Dr. Appleton. COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES This committee on appointments selects sponsors for organizations and equalizes teachers' assignments. Members are Miss Thompson, chairman: Dr. Sifert, Mr. Taggart, Mr. Catlin, Miss Hofert, Miss Ioyner, Miss Little, Miss Scala, Miss W. Sims, Mr. Slim- mer, Mr. Stegman, and Miss Ward. STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISORY COMMITTEE Each member of the Student Council Ad- visory Board supervises one Councili com- mittee. Members are Mr. Pitt, chairman: Mrs. Borchers, Miss Cathcart, Mr. Dixon, Miss Goff, Miss Hayward, Mr. Hinds, Miss K. Johnson, Mr. R. Iohnson, Miss North, Mr. Kelley, Mrs. Parchman, Miss Rehr, Miss W. Sims, and Mr. Stegman. CURRICULUM The Curriculum Committee approves new courses and keeps the faculty informed on current trends. Members are Miss Sigworth, chairman: Miss Arends, Mrs. Boula, Mr. Dill- ner, Miss Gospill, Mr. Haddock, Mr. Myers, Miss Shepard, and Miss West. ENRICHMENT The Enrichment Committee stimulates in- terest in the arts and in social problems by means of special assemblies and curriculum changes. The committee members are Miss Lonek, chairman: Miss Grant, Mr. Wallace Nelson, Mr. Spires, and Miss Terhune. Page 16 C. C. TAGGART College DOROTHY THOMPSON Committees MARY SIGWORTH Curriculum

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.!,fu uperiniencleni Siferi Dr. Sifert has headed the administration of Pro- viso for the past seventeen years. His competent leadership has made him valuable to the commu- nity and outstanding in state and national educa- tional affairs. His is the arduous task of maintaining the school, in all its diversity, as a smoothly func- tioning unit. SECRETARY TO THE SUPERINTENDENT Besides discharging her duties as personal sec- retary to the superintendent, Mrs. Frieda Zochert schedules all school activities. Page 15 ...tr

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With all the complex organization details of the school in his mind, the duties of C. C. Taggart, assistant superintendent, never cease. He directs all student enrollment, and heads the College Committee. Mr. Taggart is respected by faculty and students alike as the last authority on all sta- tistical matters concerning the school. One of the driving forces who keeps track of everything and everybody, Mr. Taggart is a reliable source for information and direction. Miss Mary Carroll, registrar, is responsible for the accuracy of the permanent records in the main office. She handles all incoming credits, and the transcripts that are forwarded to colleges. Six counselors help students with their indi- vidual problems by offering sound helpful advice in private consultation and, during the first two years, in counseling classes. Recording daily at- tendance and issuing admittance slips are some of their clerical duties. Respective counselors help the freshman boys and girls plan their coun- seling-class parties: and upper-class counselors assist with Girls' League teas and other student parties. The freshman counselors are Miss Vir- ginia Hayward and H. E. Carr: sophomore, Miss Ruth Beck and O. O. Dillner: junior and senior, Miss Lois Moore and I. W. Hinds. Page 17 a4c!mini.4fraiion fice . . . fjemonaf gui ance