Stuyvesant High School - Indicator Yearbook (New York, NY)

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TI-IE INDICATOR In one way we have rendered a rather unique service to Uncle Sam. The enormous proceeds of the Annual Concerts founded a Stuyvesant Red Cross Fund. Investigations were made and it was discovered that many base hos- pitals lacked articles of furniture such as instrument taloles, medicine cabinets and letter racks. Necessary materials were then purchased with the Fund and the sorely-needed articles were made in our own shops. In the War Savings Stamp Contest Stuyvesant had a sale of over ten dollars per capita. This was a mark which could not be passed loy any other high school in the city. But most important in the list of Stuyvesants achievements is the fact that three hundred and sixty-hve of our boys and thirteen members of the faculty have entered the service of their country. Two sons of old Peter have already made the Supreme Sacrifice. They have given their lives that the ideals of their country might live. There is no praise too great for these young heroes. There will be plenty more for us to do. We will loe called upon to perform countless services, to make many sacrifices, but come what may, Stuyvesant is ready. R. A. F. A I I 2.2

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