Lorain High School - Scimitar Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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tus by jimmy Evans, Rudy Moc Studio 'A' Minesweepers-yes-many of these fighting ships for a fighting navy. You need steel for war . . . you need ore for steel . . . ships to deliver that ore . . . We build the largest ore carriers on the lakes to feed the hungry mills of Lorain . . . Mills which spit steel day and night, steel to rip deep into the vitals of our enemies. Submarine net layers . . . Corvettes . . . Yesterday . . . Ships for War . . . Today . . . Ships for Victory . . . Tomorrow . . . Ships for Peace . . . On the Seven Seas Lorain-built ships stalk the enemy . . . On to England . . . On to China . . . On to Australia . . . ANCHORS, AWEIGH! . . . Mrs. Geraldine Donohue, a Ship- yard nurse and wife of Corporal Donohue, took a smash at the Axis. Nine

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7m WW J tb R . . UST in case a fanatical Jap makes t We are ready a suicidal attemp . . . . . . sand . . . stirrup pumps for incen- diaries . . . Three short rings and one long . . . Air Raid Warning . . . Home- . first aid sta- room air raid wardens . . ' h rs . . . messengers tions . . . fire watc e . . . air raid buddies . . . Captains . . . thirty-minute zone . . . two long rings . . . repeat three times . . . All clear . . . We are ready! 'A' 'A' 'k if ir Reading, UR teachers are enlisted in this war. writing, and arithmetic are not enough, now . . . School closes at 4:30, but war doesn't. From school books to ration books . . . Teachers were called upon to do the biggest registration job in all history. They left become agents of the government their classrooms to r blue stamps, gasoline, . . . rationing . . . shoes, suga , ' doods...meats... sharing canne g Mrs. red stamps . . . ' 'b tion for everyone . . . for e ual d1str1 u Book II. butter . . . an q Mary Jones an l ki . . . Ration d Stanley Ma us ed it up briefly . The President summ Well done.', , 1 'Eleven