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.ri 5. '- -I 5 6 fin El l'UWlYf1Qi ' South High and the War First Liberty Loan HEN the subscriptions for the first Liberty Loan were taken last spring, there were no fine parades nor patriotic meetings to create the interest in the venture. The city did not undertake so great a drive as has been later used for the second and third loans. The amount from South High was SIOOO, subscribed by the faculty and a few others. The Patriotic Parade HE patriotic spirit of South High School and South Town was reflected in the monster rally held in the school auditorium, October 15th, with an attendance of over a thousand people. The program was opened by a procession of students representing various student activities in relation to the war. The music for the march was furnished by the Amateur Symphony Orchestra. Living representations of patriotic posters were given 'by members of the Hi-Y whose poster was Uncle Sam Wants You g Entre Nous, If I Were a Man I'd Join the Navy 5 French Club, portrayal of the union of the United States and Franceg Flannel Shirt Club, You Can't Hide Behind that Skirt 3 Pocahontas Club, What are You Doing to Help ? The Girls' Glee Club, and Southerner representatives came next, after which the football team, two teams of which represented the Huns and Allies, gave an interesting spectacle of the war. At the end of the first battle, the Huns were victorious. Then Uncle Sam entered the conflict, and the result was that the Allies were the victors. The Girls' Athletic Association, Edda, lnkpah, Green Cross, Meridian, and Faculty Knitting Clubs, followed in the order named. In the program that followed, Carl Anderson gave a recitation, Hats Off, the Flag is Passing By. The speaker of the evening was ex-Govemor john Lind, who gave an enthusiastic talk on the Liberty Loan. The parents and friends of the students, who made up the audience, seemed to enjoy the entire program very much, for they applauded vigor- ously, and did their share in helping to make the program a lasting memory to South High School. ANNA NERLI 22
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