DeVilbiss High School - Pot O Gold Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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SO SE ENS SS Mr. Philo C. Dunsmore Superintendent—Toledo Public Schools TAS KAGAWA Toledo Board of Education (L. to R.): Mr. J. Arch Anderson, President; Mr. William N. Thomas, Mr. David R. Rittenhouse, Dr. Morton Goldberg, Mrs. Carol A. Pietrykowski. 18

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The Fair was opened April 22, 1964, and was scheduled to close in October, 1965, after being visit- ed by approximately sixty million people. Some of these people were DeVilbiss students and their families, who visited during vacations, or students who came on school-sponsored trips to New York, which were also attracted to the Fair. In October, 1964, when the Pot O’ Gold staff was in New York for a journalism conference, its delegates joined the crowds. 229 seniors, on the senior trip in April, 1965, spent two days roaming through the exhibits. Other events—Olympic trials, concerts at the new Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, and special art exhibits—were planned in conjunction with the Fair. Those who visited it, and even some who knew it only second-hand, gained new knowledge and understanding from both the Fair and these allied activities. We learn at DeVilbiss in many ways, too, through different kinds of lessons. The World’s Fair was good evidence of the importance of our learn- ing. It also showed how we can use the understand- ing we have developed at DeVilbiss to construct greater understanding from those less formal schools —like the Fair—we will attend the rest of our lives. A C A D 3 Wl I 2 . 1964-1965

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We have had a very fine 1964-1965 school year. Outstanding work was done in scholarship. Many of our stu- dents participated in our athletic pro- grams, musical organizations, and in dramatics, publications, student govern- ment and club activities. With an outstanding faculty and a program of studies to fit the needs and desires of our students, we know that most of them have advanced satisfacto- rily and are prepared to go into further study next year. I wish for all of our graduating seniors success and happiness in the years ahead. If we can be of any assistance to you, we will be most happy to do so. —Irvin L. Conrad Mr. Irvin Conrad Principal, B.A., Bluff- ton College; M.A,, Ohio State University. Professional: Toledo : Association of Admin- istrators and Direc- Assistant Principal, tors, OASSP, NASSP, Cur cain Bate TTA, OEA, NEA. Ed., M.A. in English, University of Michi- gan; Associate in Arts, University of Toledo; University of Colora- do. Professional: TTA, OEA, NEA, TAPD, OASSP, NASSP, NCTE. Mrs. Grace Knaggs Assistant Principal, Administration and Activities. B. of Ed., M.A., University of Toledo; University of California. Profession- al: TTA, OEA, NEA, tetilaan ion eee 6) COR i eA Sie Pe OLA Sia es ne = ee NASSP. eae wt Ps ae Mr. Donald Sharpe