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

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pring F ever Deseencls With Moxie, Term Paper March roared in like a lion and kept right on into April. Perhaps he was roaring with laughter as he watched us stomp moxies at the Key Club abstract dance. A hint of spring finally appeared as Yllest hosted the Chicago Badmin- ton Club finals. Leotards and pleated skirts disappeared and so did sweater vests and crew neck sweaters. The strains of Theme from a Summer Placel' echoed as the last drops ol' snow melted and spring vacation 1 and term paper dead- lines - drew nearer and nearer. NHS entertained Syd Harris and Girls' League began the long list of farewells to Seniors. Newly-elected officers for '61 anxiously awaited their chance to rule the roost while .-'....,L coming freshmen crowded both buildings one Saturday to get their first View of an exciting new world. Vile fought our way through halls of billowing petticoats and gazed longingly out the window. Spring fever, en massel East's Variety Show reviewed the past fifty years. Both Student Councils reluctantly relinquished their posts to eager underclassmen. The shouts of 'lSlidc, sluggeri' and Hl.ove- 15 bounced back and forth as Pirate athletes headed for the great outdoors. The soft swish of fluffy formals and the starchy scratch of shirt collars meant that prom time had arrived. Seniors and their guests put their best feet forward at l'Misty and then set off the next morning for picnics and an early dip. 'U ,.,,,,,auN..,.a X SMACKI SENDING ANOTHER homer smashing into right field, Dave Kwiatkowski ushers in the great American pastime at Proviso East. WITH TRADITIONAL SONG and daisy chain, Girls' League introduces the flowers of the new Girls' League Board in the annual assembly. ,.-,...,,. M,