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

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l l 'ri 5 3 1 'X MVA HgSs,,,,,, Um octane 74 Me 7xL'ufze af Spzdngfiefd If we consider the possibilities for her future development, Springfield is still an adolescent-STILL because the war halted her industries and changed her functions. She is now growing like a weed, cmd to Springfield High School students she offers all her opportunities. She was internationally known as a manufacturing center even in the early years of her development. Products from her factories were shipped to all foreign lands, and, because these lands have learned to depend on her products, they are di- recting their needs to her now. Springfield is located only forty-five miles west of the state capital, twenty-five miles to her west is the great little govern- ment proiect, Wright Field. World War ll raised Springfield from iust another advancing city and made her one of the most active centers of war work in America. lt is in this growing city that we are -about to take our places. Her resources, her industries, and her careers are within our grasp if only we realize it. War halted her peacetime advancement for a while, but now she is functioning for us again. ln the pages which follow we want to show you how we are preparing to take our places in the work of tomorrow. As we pass from our school world to become a part of the future of Springfield, the slogan now is FULL SPEED AHEAD. f4' ,f' ,f si 14, A ,jf Q Q.. -were s it ,, F lat Vai' 'gf f1 F . Hr . ,V i4 wi 'f rxygg A f gfs I- ll' sl T U - - t 'Qs .. ,, Q iii , . :Hg . '- .gig '1 ! K . i 9 . ly , ...... Y, .E i..,,,-

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