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gjatzio tic :74Qtim'ti51 In the hope of co-operating with the defense program, a thrift committee was organized, with the purpose of avoiding waste of all kinds. Student speakers, appointed by the committee, have pro- moted these phases of activity throughout the school: the collection Of Old silk stockings, valuable to the government in making parachutes, the accumulation of tooth-paste tubes, tin foil, and other vital scrap material and paper. Of equal importance to our country was the weekly purchase of war savings stamps by the entire student body. Judging from the totals received, the students realized the immediate need of our country for this money, and welcomed the thought of invest- ing in shares of freedom. During the second semester. the usual course in First Aid was taught to the Seniors. Page 39
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Find Row: Rosemary Hartmann, Shirley Klopp, Alberta Raphael, Betty Volker, Selma Dietrich. Semnd Row: Shirley Hessler, Jean Foster, iVlary W'ood, Ida Theme. Ruth Buck, Tlu'rd Raw: Ruth Jacobs, Mary L. Louis, Mary FlanyetLMargaret Laehr, Rita Humbert, Allene Asbree. agoflgomo'za 04 Shirley Klopp, Ida Thome, Ruth Buck, and Betty Volker were appointed Nlajor General Commandant, Brigadier General, Nlajor General, and Lieutenant Colonel respectively by the governing body of Sophomore A. At the call to arms for the Turkey Dinner, the Bazaar, and the Ticket Sale, every girl answered willingly. The first bomb exploded at January Exams, but the excitement, high tension and danger, quickly passed. Diary Wood made a direct hit in receiving a prize for her cake in the GirYs Hobby Fair. Our battalion showed a deflnite bend toward Biology. We value our acquisitinn of the knowledge about various plants and animals highly. Never did we think the lowly amusing grasshopper would provide the subject matter of an interesting and consuming study. In our camp we arranged many attrac- tive displays of biological specimense Sophomore A wishes every member of the graduating class the best of luck in whatever she sets out to do and hopes that she may encounter success- fully every bomb that might block her path, from the hall of Montezuman t0 the shores of Tripoli. Page 40
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