Hirsch High School - Maroon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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s I I I 1 I l 9 W l TOWARD Q We serve our government through the money we loan it. Urged by inter class competition, we have surpassed our 9070 goal, and our minute man flag flies. We have purchased jeeps, planes, a tank and ducks, and have received in return, our security for the future in war bonds and stamps. These vital implements of war on our service roll are offered to our country as our financial contribution to the war effort. 142