Allegheny College - Kaldron Yearbook (Meadville, PA)

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During the War Bond drive the students turned out almost one hundred percent and donated their time to selling bonds in various downtown stores. The success of the drive is due to the fact that there was never a shortage of salesmen and women. i W.A.C.-IN SESSION

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GEORGE HILL JOAN HEXTER JOSEPH SORCE NANCY SUTTON DONALD HENRY HASKELL HOFFENBEITG From a radical scheme of Robertson and Hoffen- berg and an A.U.C. sponsored mass meeting, the W'.A.C. emitted as one of the most important or- ganizations on the campus. Unlike many campus groups, this one has required-and received-the co-operation of the entire student body, and its JEAN Rissizu WlI,LIAM RonLRTsoN members are to be commended on the time and ef- fort they themselves spent in making its activities successful. The departure of most of the male members of the committee necessitated drastic re- vision and today's is a set-up including members of the faculty and geared to function smoothly throughout the war. WAR ACTIVITIE C0 IITTEE

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QW' 'W --ww The smiling group gatlwrml above is AllPgll6lly.S von- tribution to the Enlisted lleselwe Corps. They loft in a body from Nleaclvillv and their departure was thc first re-al sample of what the war will nwun to Alleghvny. Campus leaflvrs, first smnester Freshnien, and lust S6lll?SlCl' Seniors were takvn without regard and a serious lmlow was dvalt our attempts at ll0l'lll2lll'y. Carrie and Ellis are only one of lllillly Llllllilllljy couples who parted at the dreary lfrie Station aftvr El long wait in the cold. 'gllll be waitingf'