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

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t N cj? Klrs. lilivalmeth Lewis . . . E? is . . Q E if . 'x mem cis- ' s:e2i2:3::f:: 215, -V will - -'-' S 3213 - K 5 it Klr. Charles Moore 'Nm f M' , .. g Qzpri-3 3 4 Vi. . ...,....... 3 , i Klrg, Patricia liulllbw The Reading Center becomes a familiar spot to students who work to increase reading speed and comprehension Between l-lO and 150 students availed themselves this year ol' the facilities ol' the Reading linproveincnt Center. Under the direction ol' Mrs. Elizalneth Lewis, the Center, a segment ol' the English Uepartnicnt, provided individual assistance on a nonfcredit lmasis to any student wishing to increase his reading eliliiciency. Employing a Variety ol' material and machines, stuf dents were aided in the improvement of reading rate, comprehension, and Vocahulary. The Speech and l lear- ing Clinic, directed hy Mr. Charles Kloore, diagnosed and treated all types ol' speech disorders in addition to teaching lip-reading. Mrs. Patricia Buhroxx' is also availalale as a teacher ol' the hlind. Sight, Speech, Reading Problems Solved Through Specialized Instruction

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Business Staff Maintains High School Efficiency Situated at the nerve center of all school activities the husv secretarial staff lie it routine movina smoothlv and ' 'ul 4 1 1 1 D 1 I elliciently. Their work included scheduling school ac- tivities, taking telephone messages, compiling the daily school hulletin and handlino enrollment cards. In addi- . . . 'Oy tion activitv fees em vlovees avrolls, Government re- 7 .JI . 7 l 1 . P J D i ports, requisitions, school mail and the purchase ol sup- plies were also among their responsihilities. Secretaries of English, physical education, and counseling depart- ments xvere concerned with specialized assignments, hut other departments depended upon the general secretarial pool for such services as mimeographing olf tests and grading of IBM examinations. Issuing texts, collecting lines and checking eligibility sheets were also functions of the general office staff. SECRETARIES Sealed Around Desk: Mrs. Marcella Walker, Mrs. Nellie Breflman, Miss Mariorie Jacks, Miss Valerie Longley, Miss Jeanne Burren, Grant, Mrs, Marcella Hackmeisler, Miss Molly Cavanagh, Mrs. Lucille Ciresi, Mrs. Lynn Misicka, Mrs. Peggy Adair, Mrs, Hazel Camboa, Mrs. Anne Mrs. Margaret Schobel, Mrs. Lorella Foidl, Mrs. Olhelia Chapman, Mrs. Grams, Mrs. Doris Heiman, Mrs. Lorraine Sergey. Esther Johnson, Mrs. Albie Beulhin, Miss Lenore Gorr. Standing: Mrs. Judy

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Maintenance Staff Gives Around-the-Clock Service Shining floors, gleaming windows, walks free of snow -f Proviso students scarcely notice them. However, with- rector of Buildings and out the work of Westls custodial staff under the supervi sion of Mr. Werner, the daily routine of class and after school activities would quickly lnecomc impossible. Mr, Richard Werner, Di- - Grounds. Front Row: Gerald Alger, Ray Bridwell, John Kilinski, Assistant Director of Thomas Zaccardi, Fred Gaus, Kenneth Root, Ray Begy, Ernie Kroeger, Mar- Buildings and Grounds Gus Reuhmer. Row Two: Lester Rosburg, Adolph shall Studtmann. Knoll, Clarence Heaney, James Patterson, Charles Bradley. Row Three: Front Row: Night Foreman Mario DeAngelis, Anthony Brozowski, Richard Menaloscino, Ben Garza, Eugene Koch. Row Three: Howard Swan, Ed- Drevs, Joseph Montino, Jerry Williamson. Row Two: Jack Barrett, Dominic ward Rogala, Daniel Vece, Thomas Don Pasqurella, Larry Dolan. i we - ' ufeg.. QNNS.e a4 ?x3SSF X'i'TT'X SRxWixRwQ.Nwwr'f'3llR.'11 s 'WWSWi Slw?.W'.a?i4us: i . , - LF'S 'SQ?.,s