Austin High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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wa Th XX W During The year oT l943-44, The Commercial ArT class and The ArT II classes have, wiTh pride and devoTion, conTribuTed a greaT volume oT work Tor The school, The war eTTorT, and The commu- niTy. Touching direcTly on The WAR EFFORT, The Tollowing proiecTs were compIeTed. POSTERS EOR FIRE PREVENTION ICiTy com- peTiTionI. The slogans and Themes were based on helping To win The war by prevenTing Tires, ThaT carelessness and indiTTerence To The saTeTy oT properTy was saboTaqe. POSTERS EOR CLEAN UP lCiTy compeTiTionI. The slogans and Themes were based on our naTional war eTTorT-sTressinq cleanliness as a heaITh measure and a morale builder, POSTERS EOR NUTRITION sponsored by The Red Cross NuTriTion Service To spread in- TormaTion abouT Tood values. POSTERS AND SIGNS EOR EOURTI-I WAR BOND DRIVE. PORTEOLIOS beauTiTuIIy decoraTed, sTurdily IConTnnued on Page 20I LIFT ' ,Q- STI: ISLTTI T li - I .e,lmTfguLC,i..?Jg :Mil I .gel 5 - I Q .

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COMMERCIAL f W OT course our aler+ business educaTion deparTmenT has l adiusTed iTs courses To TiT every demand OT The war Time. ' Payroll procedures, war bonds, wiThholding Taxes, social securiTy, and unemploymenT insurance are in The bookkeeping MR. EDWARD LEACH. Miss HAZEL HAGLAND pgcfure. CHAIRMAN MR. GLENN LEE EI b I d f h I MR, OSCAR A. AKERLUND Miss FRANCES MAYER ' ' ' ' ' ' MR. ORSON G. ALEXANDER Miss MARCELLA MELINDON . eknenlary Usmess lramkng mc U ei wg T' mal! express' Miss MABEL BROWERS MRS. FREDA MacGUCHAN rahoning, black market +hriT+, budgehng and The like. Miss ELLEN CAUVINS MR. ANDREW NICHOLS . . . MRS. EDNA B. CLARK Miss RUTH PALMERTON Army Clerical Procedures is TaughT aT The suggesTion oT MR, Roy 0, COMPTON MRS, MARION RAUTH Arm and Nav MRS. MARY COOKE MR. HAROLD RITTER Y Y- LQTESCPLQARRELNCEAQESRAIG MR. orro J. SCHWARTZ ' . c Mlss M. SINNOTT .ln Commercial Geography There are numerous new angles. MRS. MARY JANE DAHL MR' JOHN STARNER MiliTary TransporTaTioni, aerial navxgaTion, weaTher, shorTages, MISS STASIA FURLONG MISS BLANCHE TROEGER . . . . . . . MR. ABE GOLDSTEIN MRS. ELIZABETH ZIPH rahoning, disTribuTron, eTc. Minerals Take on new imporTance. Accuracy is a musT To conserve labor, says The War To sTenography sTudenTs.