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

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1983-1984 Proviso West Row Ons: Yolanda Hudson, Yolanda Ftocio-Treasurer, Barney Gray-Vice Presi- I dent, Vinita Hopkins-President, Dedra Davis, Belinda Stanback, Tanya Harris. Row Two: Miss Palm, Aaron Christian, Salice Boyd, Gayle Buford, Tanya Woods, Jeffrey Cleveland, Teresa Hackson, Melvina Lilly, Susie Watts, Pam Walker, Monica Talbott, Carol Brown. Row Three: Stephanie Lampkin-Secretary, Nieta Webb, Shreese Washington, D'eddra, LaFthonda Hanna, Valeria Humphrey, Lynette Jenkins, Deb- orah Johnson, Adria Ward-Financial Secretary, Alicia Watts. Back Row: Melvin Johnson, Portia Pelt, Andrea Echold, Eunita Philson, Rhonda Chester, Cassandra Wimberly, Deon Turner-Corr Secretary, Paula Price, Walter Graham, Debbie Reed- Recreation Secretary. l l The Afro-American club of Proviso West is composed of any students, enrolled in Proviso West who are interested in the affairs of people of African descent. The club provides social activities, community services, and functions to improve the school. The major goal for the 1983-1984 school year is to make 31000.00 in donations to various organizations. The 48 E a club also participates in other projects such as fun nights, socials, donations to the United Negro College Fund and the Sickle Cell Anemia Foundation, aiding the Proviso West li- brary, sponsoring student scholarships, and supporting the program forthe community for Dr. Martin Luther King's birth- day.

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You Can't Take It With You 1983 SPRING PLAY The stage play, YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU, was written by Moss Hart and George Kaufman and was pre- sented in May by Proviso West. The time is the 1930's and the entire play takes place in the Living room of Mar- tian Vanderhoff's llflob Verberl living room. This term living room is used loosely because here, meals are ea- ten, plays are written, snakes are col- lected, ballet practiced, xylophones played, and fireworks set off. Penny Sycamore QDebbie Martzl is Vander- hoff's daughter. She, among others, and her husband Paul flilick Roman- ellil and daughter Alice tNatalie Wrayi live with her father. Because this household is so bizarre, Alice feels her fiancee fTony Kirbeyl and his family will be frightened away due to the fact that the families are total opposites. In the end, Martin makes the families and the audience understand you must do what you can because you can't take it with you.