From Harry I learned what conscientious objectors are. [“There are better ways to solve problems.”]
(Artists: Maggie and Andrea)
It’s dangerous but brave to object to going to war. [“You must fight.” / “I will not fight.”]
(Artist: Kylin)
When Harry objected to fighting a war, he went to a camp before jail. [“You have to go to camp, if you will not fight.”]
(Artist: Grace)
At the camp, 80 men slept in one room.(Artist: Katharine)
Harry checked water guages to measure rainfall.
(Artist: Mark)
It’s cool there were rattlesnakes on the camp trails.
(Artist: Matt)
Harry and the other C.O.s objected to measuring rain because they wanted to help the starving people. [“Medicine” / “Food and Clothes”]
(Artist: Ian)
So Harry went to jail and had a long trial and 3-year probation.
(Artist: Joel)
Lois, Harry’s wife, had trouble getting a job because her husband was a C.O.
(Artists: Joel)
Now Harry and Lois teach children about following their conscience. [“Ok kids, see, if you follow your heart and spirit, everything will be just fine!”]
