ILLINOIS AUDUBON SOCIETY 



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THE OAK TERRACE SCHOOL 



School Members of the Illinois Audubon Society 



It is good news to be 

 able to report that schools 

 here and there in the state 

 are enrolling as members 

 of the Illinois Audubon 

 Society. Among those re- 

 cently enrolled are the Ra- 

 vinia School at Highland 

 Park, the Rockford High 

 School, the Central School 

 at Wilmette and the Oak 

 Terrace School at High- 

 wood. A picture of the 

 latter, an attractive one- 

 story building, is herewith presented. A photograph of the special 

 certificate issued to school memberships and filled out to indicate the 

 membership of the Oak Terrace School is also reproduced. It would 

 not seem to be a difficult matter for every school to take out at least 

 a one dollar membership and thus have a definite part in the bird con- 

 servation movement in Illinois. 



For every bulletin sent out to its membership the Illinois Audubon 

 Society distributes at least three free of charge, including postage. 

 Its publication expenses alone usually greatly exceed the membership 

 fees and it has been found necessary to draw upon friends of the 

 Society to make good the deficit in the yearly budget. The work of 

 bird conservation in Illinois and the importance of a state organization 

 for furthering that work are worthy of liberal financial support. As 

 has been intimated before, Audubon work is really war work and its 

 significance should be recognized along with other war measures. The 

 schools might well have a part in the state work and the consciousness 

 that their contribution is significant in results. 



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