Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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DEPARTMENT II'-ORGANIZATIONS Plant activities were one reason for increased production in the factory. After quitting time, workers found relaxation and fun in many organizations. These leisure time activities did a fine job of keeping up morale, for it is as typically American to play well as to work well.

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:No Time and a HalfiButItis Our cadet corps lines up smartly with Rex Vernon giving commands while Tremmel carries the guidon. ' VICTORY ACTIVITIES - Id and worn out question, Don't y know there's a war n? seems ind of silly when this lit of octivit -s is reviewed. First the e is the ilitory drill group sponred by the t mericcm Legion and s-ervised b Major Wood and Mr. ocobson. t octical train- ing is giv- in the Th rsdoy night sessions to oys who ve soon will exchange th'r wooden uns for the real McCo . Under an ac 've and ene cetic Hi-Y club the shool hos n-en teased, sung, Ioug d, and urg - into buying over $10,00 worth 0 war stamps and bonds. A faculty assembly in the fall ompaign made possible the purchos of sev- eral weasels and their sprig ef- forts centered on the Ged oso duck. Noon hours have been fill-c with Red Cross activities. Even the boys joined in the kitting of afghan squares. The Victory The servicemen's register in main office which every visitor from the armed forces is asked to sign. To date, it has about 100 names. How many do you know? Page TuJenty-six