Fordson High School - Fleur de Lis Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Chess attracts Bertha Nunez. IZBL associate-editor and charge of the Junior Col.lege section. THE WAR REACHES JUNIOR COLLEGE The present demand for manpower is reaching ln to the Fordson Junior C9l1'9' calling many Jaycees from their books into military service. Of all the many branches of service, most Jaycees have chosen the Naval Reserves. V-1, V-5. V-7. Before going into service the boys take preparatory courses to better equip themselves. The Civil Aeronautics Authority War Training Service Program at Kristport, Farminaton. is sponsored by the Fordson Junior College. This train- ing program was organized for those boys who could not quite meet the qualifi- cations necessary for combat pilots. The trainees are enlisted in the Army Air Corp reserves. The classes being offered nov are proving to be of great value to the boys 90139 into the armed forces. Chemist d th b helpful for later use. ry an e asic sciences are extremely The girls. too. are doing their share in the var program. Although their bit isn t as spectatular as that of the boys, nevertheless. it gonggibut,. to the war effort. Among other things, they have made afghans and sponsored drives for discarded silk or nylon hosiery. The war has taken many away, but when all is over and victory is OUII. they'll be back to finish their chosen careers. v. , both old and new Jaycees.