Fort Scott High School - Yearbook (Fort Scott, KS)

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Miail-1 l- PRODUCTION 1- ME J'f0CKFHRANO 'T-' NAV, Wlynfq ? cofvnfunrfrr .rffiwcf Designed to mobilize secondary school students for more effective preparation for and participation in wartime service, the Victory Corps i' GENERAL i MIT! H: CONN - Milf Lllrff E , 5 --E-.-: 3- 5,,,,f5-1,,,, ZA-0 ? E.- ' . S Ma. AML! 7 n - ? g LOCAL DIRECTOR GUY Mr- MURRAY if v w Victory corps Members Assist filth rioocl Rationing During the iood rationing at thc High School, February 215 - 24 the following members of the Community Victory Corps acted as ushers, 1-luih Lienhard, Carl Fairman, Shirley Jackson, Eleanor Davis, Anita liuvs- kins, Bcrt Davis, Kathryn Wilkening, June Kitchen, Naomi Hall, Betty Kennedy, Alice Schrochgg Mildred Glenn, Ellen Lee Hyle, Charlotte Keplinger, Jean Bachmann, Joyce Carrington, Ester Eshelbrenner, Ma- mie Marti, Marie Smith, Nancy Wil- liams, Mary Jo Gunsaullus. Leo Kil- lion, Pauline Sittlcr, Collcen White- house, Lucille Bates, Pat Warzcl, Mary Coe, and Mary Morehead, The Sea. and Land Divisions helped prepare the room for the rationing. - 1 i .M--M li..-1 . .111- .MT .111- 1 PIN'-f HJHL IN has been organized in the secondary schools of America. It is an out- growth of the National Policy Com- mittee of the national government- working with the United States Of- fice of Education. Guy McMurray is local director of the Fort Scott Vic- ,,,,, to Corps. JL? ' 'WL rv ,a- :Gee-aL CTIYITIES fr' ,545 - The' Victory Corps activities are A p ' if ' ' Q5 1 as follows: guidance into occupa- MR. leo,-r ' tions, wartime citizenship, physical D1 v :sions The general division captains are gardening, Pauline Reade. Junior Red Cross work, Dorothy Dearing, part time employment, Mary Clare Swain, agriculture and 4-H, Bob johnson, model airplanes, To m B1'Hf1Ch, Campfire Girls, Norma Jean Stockebrand, Boy Scouts, Richard McCalment, drives, joan Mosley, Virginia Barnett, joe Schafer, and Delbert, Schilling, stamp sales, Nona Warren, Mary K. Henson, Gloria Tucker, and Joe Taylor. Miss Lute: and Miss McConn are sponsors of this division. . The upper classmen chose produc- tionservice, community service, land UCWICC. air service, or sea service. Land, sea, and air divisions have helped during rationing and are work mg on after school jobs. Mr. Ar ide, Mr. Scott, and Mr. McClain are in charge of these divisions. The members of the community service have helped in rationin , in Red Cross work, and have hjd a book and magazine drive. Officers are Betty Kennedy, High School, and Alice Elbrader, College. Miss Ham- lin sponsors this group. The production service, members under Mr. Wimmer and Mr. Stocke- brand have been active in the pur- chase of war stamps. Their officers are Pauline Johnston, president, Ha- zel Marie Waggoner, vice-president, Bill Harrison, treasurer, and Eliza- beth Larson, secretary, V 26 , For vicrokv BUY u 5 Al umm: IONDI nl UAH!! fitness, basic training in mathematics and science, pre-flight instruction in aeronautios, and community service programs. The Victory Corps has- six divi- sions to accomodate those whose in- terests are along certain. specialized' lines. The freshmen and sopho- mores are eligible only for general membership. The general ivision is helping the warwork in helping on the farms, gardening, after school employment, and buying stamps and bonds Help Bu. A Jeep! Activities off V-Corps Muhiiize Students for More Effective Preparation in Wartime Service

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