Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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TOP-Hospital minded Troians helped the staff of nurses and internes at St. Luke's and St. Mary's by assisting in the labor shortage that is felt so keenly at all hospitals throughout the United States. Three angels of mercy are: J. Beaudette, J. Murphy, C. MacPhall . . . Stephen Wong and ' ' h A BOTTOM Howard Mattson 'oined the Henry Oltmanns are two of the many students who received Civil Air Patrol training at t e rmory . . . - 1 assembly line in a radar plant at Chicago, Ill .... Janet Winfield spent her leisure hours at the Hollywood U. S. O. in addition to being a nurse's assistant in Los Angeles . . . Eleanor Azine helped to issue gas rationing books at the O. P. A. rationing board. Wd' Hundreds of students filled peace-time positions to enable others to take war iobs. Working on the railroad, clerking, taking care of children, working in garages and gas stations, waitress work, ushering, and peace-time factory work constitute the maior iobs of this type. Co-operation in voluntary work has shown that students are working to bring the war to an end-working to bring nearer their post-war world. 27 Y 7 , , ,YYY -

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TOP-A summer truly'down to earth'was spent by girls in the Women's Land Army.Many long hours were put in with 'fruitful'results-or should we say 'corn'3 FIRST ROW-J. Heath, Y. Smith, A. Hayden, C. A. Bouchard, L. Anderson. SECOND ROW-F. McNulty, B. Mazzie. . . Many Centralites worked in shipyards and defense plants. The students represent a cross-section of the many that were occupied in these industries. S signifies shipyards, A , American Steel and Wire Company, C , Coolerator. FIRST ROW-R. Hanson ISI, L. Dow ICI, E. Mattila IAI, D. Alsop ISI B. Turnquist IAI, P. Smith IAI. SECOND ROW-J. Gilbert ISI, J. Pfau IAI . . , BOTTOM - Individuals possessing salesmanship qualities sold many dollars worth of war stamps and bonds at theaters and down-town stores. D. Piering, R. Pennington, D. Johnson, L. Levine, R. Davis, H. Andrews, and J. Mason. Some of our boys spent their summer surveying. Most of this work was done at the new Duluth airport. B. McCabe, R. Spencer, D. Allen, M. Quigley, D. Amundson. meth fm The actual response to Uncle Sam's call to high school students for help in war industries during their summer vacation was revealed when Zenith questionnaires were collected in September. The most outstanding work per- formed is pictured. Gathering of waste paper, scrap iron, and other metals, and salvaging ot fats and oils were other war-time activities upheld by students at Central. 26

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