IN THE SHELTER. SCHOOL WARDEN.

A lino-cut from 1941 Showing boys working on their exam in an air raid shelter
(probably in Woking)  from a wartime copy of The Elliottonian (school magazine).
There is a close up of the print at the bottom of this page.

Some of the text says

Among the boys in the shelter when Mr.Mitchell made his study for the above lino-cut were the eleven boys who were successful in passing
 the Oxford exam. the picture amply conveys the difficulties which both boys and masters had to contend with during the course of the studies.

The present system of roof-spotting has enabled us to carry on in the comfort of the classrooms, but when things were not so favourable,
we may feel at least we did not allow ourselves to be defeated.