Proviso West High School - Mural Yearbook (Hillside, IL)

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Director of Continuing Education DR. JOHN WIDERGREN Drop-outs and students lacking sufficient credits for graduation are still able to earn diplomas at Proviso Vvest through the evening and suinnier school Programs which are directed by Dr. Vvidergren. In addition to supervising the supplementary education Program for both Proviso East and Proviso VV est. Dr. Vifidergren is also in charge of Publicity, releasing information about school activities to newspapers, and preparing the bulletin, Your High School Pxeportsfl After receiv- ing his BA. degree from Beloit College, Dr. Witlergreii obtained his lXf'l.A. from the University ol' lowa and his Ed. D. at Vvyoniing University. As father of three young children, his interest in extending and expanding edu- cation to all high school students is a personal one.

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Paint Pots Qverflow With Colorful Ideas lvoulcl-he cartoonists, portrait-painters, commercial ar- tists, and a liheral sprinkling of students who Ujust like to drawn create a hright world oi their own in the well-equipped rooms of E-Building which houses Vliestis art department. Wiorlaing with challg and paint, clay and wire, they crowd the long tables, stand heliore easels, and operate the liiln. The results ol' their activities are put on display during the annual Spring Art Show. Throughout the year, however, the display cases outside the art rooms carry examples of recently completed worlcs. ln addition to practical instruction in handling hrush, pen, or modeling tool, the department also offers a humanities course which touches thc entire world of art historically and critically, providing a cultural haclz- grouncl which permits the student to View his own et- Mr. Sam Vaccero Department Cl1L?ii7'111f11'7, Miss IX lary Fritzemeicr lorts from a more mature perspective and to provide for a greater artistic awareness throughout his entire lille. 4, L, Mrs. Arlene Riclccrt Los! in o maze of modern Sculptors find satisfaction in the creation of life-size heads in clay. 4 PH