Beloit Memorial High School - Beloiter Yearbook (Beloit, WI)

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..WE ARE ALSO SERVING .fx.A. 1-X 115-is .vi-xv:-gv1'i1xv1xv1-X-1-L, Vivfory Hop sis Beloit High School is geared to an all out effort to hel w' h p in t e war. The students know that al- though they can't be out on the battle lines, they can do their fighting on the home front. In order to meet Wartime demands, classes in welding for girls were created and the girls proved their ability and Willing- ness to work with all machines and do a man's work. All shop and machine courses were intensified this Rosie fb wwf year and pre-flight offered new and valu- able opportunities to boys. Over half of the students took some kind of shop courses and these should be of great value to themselves and our war effort this summer. Senior boys attended radio school at night so that they might be better soldiers for Uncle Sam and junior boys took senior history so that they could graduate before being called into service next year. Soldiers need arms and ammunition to fight and B.H.S. had a part in supply- ing these vital materials. A grease drive sponsored by the Jr. Red Cross brought in two tons of fat to supply glycerin for explosives. The scrap drive, so well han- dled by the Student Council, netted five tons of metal. A contest was held among