Oshkosh High School - Index Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

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Zfrewvrd ITH RATIONING the talk of the year, schools are conscious of the entire rationing program. True enough, there has been a curtailing of parties and some other activ- ities, but the most important thing of all has not been rationed. There has been no rationing of educational opportunities. ln fact, the war program has opened up new fields to the high school Sfll- dent of today. ln war time it is more important than ever that evervonc pre- pare for that which may be ahead. The war world, and the post war world need well trained people who have an understanding of the problems of today and tomorrow. People who are alive to all the possibilities of making this a better world, people with judgement and vision are needed. So, here is the Oshkosh High School Ration Book, with un- limited coupons for work and education. During the vear pupils have used an unlimited number of coupons for all the things which go to make up a worthwhile school year.