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

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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

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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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K 1 lk Fronl Row: Lumira Riordan, Arlene Bulh, Lillian Heneks. Row Two: Virginia Julie Behnke, Agnes Valenla, Virginia Ernsl, Eileen Boldl, Annelle Baran, Grassi, Susan Johnson, Bernice Merrill, Josephine Nelson, Hazel Beran, LaVerne Vischulis, Phyllis Rabung. Row Four: Dorolhy Ramsey, Fern Bal- Rose Coda, Mabel Nelson. Row Three: Minnie Muellen, Phyllis Riccobene, lerman, Eleanor Kuczen, Nellie Sponzilli. Bar-burgers on Bun Ban 3500 Huge Hungers Dealing with Proviso's 3,500 different appetites, Mrs. Dorothy Accardi, head dietician, tries to varv the menus to appeal to all students. After serving a hrealcfast of rolls and juice to students with Nearly morning hun- gerf' the cafeteria staff prepares for its five daily lunch periods. With the help of twenty-six women, lunches range from spaghetti to chuck-wagon steak. Producing meals that are both nourishing and appetizing provides a challenge to the staff hut results in VVest,s well-fed students. The staff also supervises food preparation for banquets and other activities. With similar goals of service the matrons assist both students and teachers. Pinning on corsages at dances and routine maintenance of lounges and locker rooms are among their varied chores. Malrons: Pauline Barnas, Rose Carlson, Tillie Morilz.