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

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Top Brass Inificifes Two-School Plan MEMBERS OF THE BOARD of Education: seated, Mt. Robert A. Young, Mr. Fred E. Meyer. Mr. Sallust J. DeRose, Attorney Louis Ancel, Superintendent Leroy J. Knoeppel, Business Manager Hattie N. Haupt, Mr. Ralph J. Gust, Mr. Neil J. Gilles, and Dr. Louis S. Seno listen to Dr. Ralph Barton, standing, present a plan concerning another phase of the two-school program. School is out and summer begins. Wlhat a relief to look forward to three months of vacationing! Everyone relaxes except the Board of Education, which must continue its year- round duties. Approving appointments and bills, awarding contracts, deciding on major repairs and new construction- these represent only a few of the important responsibilities placed before the board for consideration. The building of Proviso West, the largest project ever attempted by this board, reached its successful completion with a dedication and open house in November. This culmi- nated the plans that were begun in 1950. Using the experience gained in their business and pro- fessions. these men resolve many problems of school finance, institutional policies, and business interests for Proviso. DR. BARTON, president of the Board of Education, scans the mail and signs orders in preparation for monthly board meeting. Page 18