Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Registering for Blood Dondtlon Donation Eiamindtion Bte of Giving •, ' l ' ' n-s oK M» . 0 To lighten the m lished a Share-the cars coming to the I districts could find More important that other countries ' ivJiiV tion in an efforf to fill all der people fro T)Oj|ilyin - ' the remembrance „ r. A. luch harder hit than our own. .ssuto I v- •(t-viff 7v w BONO SEWES XJ Students M i therSfcre eager to donate to the UNNRA drive iW-e 0ffi7nalfor destitute allied na- tions. The clothes donated byWudents was sorted and labeled by the SWA VeV girls. And, as usual, taps were plJ every Wednesday ... in memor| sd at eleven o ' clock

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SWAVes Formed in the spring of ' 42 by boys, the Student War Activi- ties Volunteers were recognized as one of the first college volunteer units in the country. The purpose of this organization has been the better coordination of student activities during the war. SWAVes is directed by the Student War board, officers of which are elected on the basis of interest and participation. Twice a year all organizations on campus send representatives to a meet- ing of the Student War Council to coordinate the various war activi- ties planned for the year into a unified program. In their three and a half years on campus the SWAVes have sponsored war stamp sales, the campus U.S.O., and scrap drives. But not all their time has been spent on the campus; in summer SWAVes have helped alleviate the farm labor shortage by send- ing students to the areas in need. There have also been settlement house work and O.P.A. checking to do. Canteen, Nurses-Aide, U.S.O., Nutrition, and Home Nursing, courses have been organized by this, the first eastern college Red Cross unit; also a regular program of hospital work for those with less time. As a contribution to the war itself, SWAVes purchased a jeep in the summer of 1943, sent one-third of the money to buy an ambulance, and helped in conducting a drive which sent three parachutes to the air corps. Much has been done. But the SWAVes would have us remember that while the war lasts we cannot rest on past accomplishments. There is still work to be done! Canteen colce line Just sign on the doHed line Earnest erasers Serious SWAVe slaves 27

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BEHIND THE FJGmJNG FRONT i Students wanted to help the waV effi possible and it was felt that an orgJniza to fulfill their alms. Subsequently SWA llshed as an Instrument to help ther ser advantage. Its agenda has been flllad w ous accomplishments and successes of the qrclfl ery wa ;fieedeg v pre estab- thc bes+ « m iWAVes set a goal of sending at least itorhe Red Cross Blood Donor cen- ter in conSRjli WiYi tre blood donor drive. Through Tl r r»t|«len s found that giving blood was B . j[ ' »D?elpver, they realized the joy of ' • 1 trtr TrMtfn ' ase might live. Follow, Follow Taps Clothing Drive