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

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ur Golden Year Brings A Wealth of Memories Freshmen get smaller every yearl Sophisticated upperelassmen returned to the llnniliar halls and classrooms of East to find them swarming with un- liznniliar students. llowever, our newest batch of freshies soon melted into the surging crowds. First daly problems which seemed so monumental soon disappeared. The query of A'Wlhere's the Freshman counselors office? heeame Meet me after fifth at your locker. My locker is too full to closely replaced This lock just won't open. Do you think the combination is wrong?,' Upperclassmen, too, found themselves rudely awakened from summers leisure as teachers wasted no time in getting hack to the old grind. Few of us realized the significance of 1960: the Fiftieth Anniversary of Proviso Township High School. A few of us who did only commented I'll bet some of these teachers must have been here all fifty years . . . at least. LENDING A HELPRNG HAND, Student Council information booths aid freshmen and new students to find those hidden classrooms. WONDER IF THERE'S a mistake in my program? Freshman boys pily contemplate their fate as unique members in girls' Phys. hap- Ed. . . . AND THEN TO the right. Opening a locker is easy for Beverly Jackson when Big Sister Kathy and Big Brother John lend a hand.

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PROVIDING A RELAXING SPOT in a buslling school, West's mall offers space for lunchtime dancing and many informal student gatherings. East and West Pursue tudies and teaclies Since the freshman is such 21 universal ereziture, Vllest had its Freshman Dily prohleins, too. Still the seniors,,' juniors clireetecl the bewildered underelassmen around the complex wings of Vllest. As freshmen, our guide wus the Bed Book as well as Big Brothers, Big Sisters, teachers, und any sym- pathetic by-stunclers. A few bumps on the head soon taught us to tloclge the swinging door ol' our upper locker. VVe also learned that one way signs do not only apply to streets. Although the addition of a new class euusecl un unfami- liar bulge in our hulls, the bulging pile of homework we took home every night was not in the least unfamiliar. EXPLAINING THE MAZE of Proviso Easl's odd and even-numbered halls, Big Sister Sharon Korell interprets the Blue Book for freshman.