Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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uf - ,r , -1:.v,,.-. ,V -'cal--, I V. 4 I -eff ', 'lis' , C , .,, C -15:1 - ia: -zen.. - ,fg- THE YEAR To only sfand and waif seemed inade- quafe,'so we wenf all ouf for fhe war efforf. Class and club groups sold fhousands of dollars in war bonds and sfamps. Sororify girls became volun- feer workers al' fhe U.S.O., made defense sfamp corsages and gave fo fhe blood bank. The Spurs helped pul' fhe Red Cross campaign over fhe fop. Weekends found faculfy and sfudenfs puffing in long hours af fhe Ogden General Supply Depof. We gave our firsf advanced R.O.T.C. boys and fhe Enlisfed Reserve Corps fo Uncle Sam affer a royal send-off. We lefl' school fo answer draff calls or fo go back fo fhe farms fo produce food for free- dom . . . We furned our engi- neering building info a defense work shop, and fook volunfary firsf aid classes in fhe Commons . . . We relinquished much, buf we paid our clebf in service more.

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WI? elinquislled Women's Residence Hall became a fhing of rhe pas+ during +he middle of winler quarfer as +he air corps moved in. College coeds became a boon 'ro renfers who had a spare annex or garrel room. Girls packed lheir bags and +runlcs, 'Found a place 'ro live and remained happy wi'l'hin nine days,f bu'r +hey kep+ in mind, This is war, and in lhis way I serve . . . Buf lhe Dorm Wasn r lhe only building space given up. We saw enlire floors of Old Main, Plan+ lnduslry, Animal lnduslry, and our own Commons converled info mili+ary barracks as our classes moved inlo smaller quarfers . . . We sacrificed much, buf we learned fhe ' meaning of democracy oufside 'lhe classroom. 1943 WAS THE WAR YEAR 7

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