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HALL 0UT F011 DEFENSE'9 REPORT ON CIVILIAN DEFENSE womc Through Februa-ry 27 Activity Progress Knitting- 46 sweaters out l7 sweaters completed Tin Foil- Being collected by Freshman class Paper Conservation- l5,225 lbs. collected and sold Bonds- A Sl00 bond bought by the four high school classes. Stamps- Sold to date-in high school 33300.70 Service Flag- To honor those boys who have attended our high school for one year or more and who now serve our country. There Food are more than eighty in the service. Conservation-- Definite plans made for garden to provide Physical vegetables for lunch room. Training- Physical training given daily Patriotic Programs- Given each week. MR, ooo 1 SAYS-- H you place a New Order for stamps over hereg You will chase cr New Order of trumps over there. -..+..,, ,,,,..- VICTORY STATEMENT DEFENSE STAMPS lst 8th 7 Wks. Wk. SENIORS . Sl06.55 S 5.20 IUNIORS . 7,.,,,,.,,,,,, 97.45 l2.15 SOPHOMORES ,,,,,, 39.80 2.20 FRESHMEN .. .. 29.00 1.45 OTHERS .. ....... . ........ 5,90 l.0O TOTAL ........ 33278.70 322.00 ,,,f ' I TOTAL Sl l 1.75 109.60 42.00 30.45 6.90 5300.70
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lin month g Sept t. Q1 12-- 34Golder1 Rule Days begin. Seniors' first class meeting is held and class officers are elected. Devils play Harriman's Blue first game of the year-We win! iArroW staff is elected. 7-Spanish ll class gets hot at Mex- ican supper. 10-After a long and hard debate class rings are chosen, then or- dered. l4-Betas enjoy a buffet supper. ll-'A gala day--parade, Glee Club sings at American Legion program, Harriman-Rockwood football game, and Alumni Banquet. 28-29-Thanksgiving Holidays. 7-Pearl Harbor is bombed by those yellow laps! H l ' ll-Class rings arrive to everyone's satisfaction. 15-Seniors throw a Christmas party. 19wHooray! Christmas Holidays are here at last! all. SIP. pr. -lunior-Senior Banquet. -Baccalaureate Sermon. -Seniors present a play. lunior High graduation. Commencement. Here, Where study and play goes on, Where we follow every rule, Are happy memories we'1l never forget Of dear old Harriman High School. 5--All good things must come to an end, for holidays are over and we go back to school. 14-Mid-term exams begin. 23--It's those report cards again! l0-Annual sales are completed. l2-Beta Club enjoys Progressive Dins ner. 16--Clean-up Day and registration- men 20 to 45-for National De- fense. 3-7-Basketball tournament begins and lasts for five days. l7-Seniors cut-up at St. Patrick's Par- ty. 27-luniors shine, as they present the play entitled, Going On Seven- teen. 17-Seniors entertain themselves with a Progressive Dinner.
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