C. A. It is concerned with the care, moral guidance, and housing of the thousands upon thousands of girls who are employed in new war-time industries in the vicinity of army camps and in the war zone itself. The coming of the war has brought to girls and women longer hours of labor, emotional excitement, nerve.

MOSCOW HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
ROLL OF GREDHARLE HONOR ROIL
The list of honor students of the Moscow city schools for this semester is printed below. To be an honor student, a pupil must have to his credit not more than three days of absence without a doctor's certificate, not more than one tardy mark and a grade of between 85 and 87, in at least three subjects. This semester, the seniors lead with 29 exemptions or an average of 51 percent, the juniors 16 exemptions or 32 percent, sophomores 21 exemptions, 27 percent, and the freshmen with 28 exemptions or 28 percent.

Seniors
Alfred Anderson, Louis Cody, Robert Erickson, John Gill, Frank Cozier, Ragnar Kuhlberg, Russell Parsons, Sylvan Stone, Olga Anderson, Clara Baker, Josephine Baker, Agnes May Brown, Hazel Draper, Verla Draper, Martha Hanson, Helen Johnston, Gladys Mickey, Margaret Morton, Stella Nelson, Mary Penwell, Elizabeth Sandelius, Violet Seeley, Hilda Thomas, strain, crowded housing, moral dangers, shifts in employment, and to the non-English speaking women's perplexity and fear. 