Springfield Senior High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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HOMER L. STEVENS Supermtendent of Schools Wittenberg B. A. Oluo State M. A. The War Has Added To His Duties The war has increased the responsibility and the avenues of effort in the public schools, thereby laying an added burden upon the Board of Education and the Superintendent of Schools. In this contribution to the war effort Mr. Stevens has conducted successfully the Bond and Stamp Drive-to barely mention the Tin Drive in the schoolsg he has formed Pre-induction courses and Adult Vocational Training Classesg and he has organized nursery schools and extended school service for children of working mothers. Through his effort and that of the Board of Education the Springfield Schools are using their personnel and equipment to the maximum in this your of war need.