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

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1 Eugene Kusz Art Guild. 2-3. Easily acquainted. Kind to know. 2 Adeline Kutz German Club. 2: Athletic Society. 3: Red Cross Club, 3; Home Room Treasurer, 3 ; Periclean Literary So- ciety, 4; (Athletic Manager) Toledo Club, 2. A boon to all who know her. Keeps the friends she makes forever. 8 Ruth Landwehr Periclean Literary Society. 2-3; (Censor, 4): Plaj Shop, 3 ( ' ice-President, 4) ; Home Room President, 3; Scrib- bler ' s Club (President, 2); Little Theater Guild. 4; Altea Puellae Society (Sec- retary. 4); Senior Friend- ship Club, 4; Senior Girls ' Tea Committee, 4; Prism StaflF, 2; Cast of Queen ' s Husband, 3. Radiant smile. Lilting laugh. 3 Roger Lachmiller Engineering Club, 2; Bible Club Manager, 2-3; Mem- ber of Assembly committee, 3-4 ; Baccalaureate Com- mittee, 3-4: Orchestra, 2-3; Band. 2-3. Reserved extremely. Leading, not following. 4 Evelyn Ladd Athletic Society. 2-3-4; Outdoor Club. 2; Friend- ship Club, 2; Home Room Poor Relief Committee, 4; Study Club E . Engrossed in having a good time. Loquacious, but not a malicious gossip. 5 Ethel Lambert Friendship Club. 2; Prism Press Club, 2; Secretary and treasurer, 2; Shaw ' s Little Theater, 3; Prism Representative, 2; Riding Club, 4; Student Council, 3: Finance Commission, 4. Egotism is not her fault. Latent possibilities are within her. 6 Ruth Lamson Friendship Club, 4: Music Club. 2; Friendship Club, 2; Bible Study Club, 3; Publications Repre- sentative, 2. Reliable and sweet. Likes peace and quiet. 7 Doris Landry O ' Shaw ' s Little Theater. 3; Pot O ' Gold Staff— Typ- ing, 4. Deserving of much. Likely to progress. 9 Leonard Langenderfer Thalean Mat hematic So- ciety, 2-3; Orchestra, 2-3. Late as a rule, but Liking his school. 15 Jean Lepke Hiking Club. 2; Boosters Club, 3. Joyous as a lark. Lovely as a wren. 16 Dong Sing Lewis Treasurer of Home Room, 2; Reporter of Radio Club, 2; AvationClub, 3-4; Junior Ticket Committee, 2. Demonstrative toward friends. Labeled as an all ' round fellow. 17 Helen Lewis 10 Ruth Lanzinger , at ., r Mask and Mantle Dramatic Hi 9 V ' ' V - ' b ' ' ' Club. 2-3; Glee Club. 2-3-4; 3; Student Council member. 3-4; Commissioner of Home Nursing, 4. Scholarship, 4; Periclean Happv and sweet. A Literarj Society 4; Nation- j f j, f al Honor Society, 4. Ready to serve. Loyal to friends. 18 Pearl Lewis 11 James Lauck German Club. Dramatic Club, 2; Varsity Proficient in languages; D Club, 2-3; (President, Lady from another land. 4); Quill and Dagger Club, 4; Sergeant -at- Arms, 4; V ice- C h airman Senior Father and Son Banquet Committee. 4; ' ice-Presi- dent Study Club, 2; Senior 19 Naomi Libbe Hi-Y, 4. Just in his decisions. Red Cross Club. 2-3. Loves football, freedom, and No one more pleasing, femmes . Likeable, modest, and friendly. 12 Winifred Layman Red Cross Club, 2; Home Nursing Club, 3 ; Home Economic Club, 2. Winsome are her ways. Loud is sung her praise. 13 Dick Lehman Hi-Y, 3-4; Spanish Club. 3; Philatelic Society, 2-3 (President, 3) ; Intramural basketball, 4. Deeds, not words. Life, to him, is fascinating. 20 Dorothy Lingo Friendship Club, 2; . thletic Society, 2; Riding Club. 3-4; Mask and Mantle Dramatic Club, 2-3-4; Sorelle Society, 3-4. Delightful personality. Lauded for winning ways. 14 George Leininger Gentle of temper. Lackadaisical now and then. 21 Irene Link Red Cross Club, 2; Home Nursing Club. 2; Tap Club, 3. Independent and nice. Logical in her reasoning. 27

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1 Venita Jones Secretary Home Room. 2-3; Treasurer Home Nursing Club, 3-4; Treasurer Red Cross Club, 1-2-3; Societas Amcitiae Club. 3-4; Home Economics Club, 2-3; Li- brary Committee, 3-4. Vivid as a dash of red is this Jaunty young miss. 2 Margaret Jordan Friendship Club {Secretary, 2) ; Zetalethean Literary Society (Treasurer, 4) ; Dra- matic Club, 2; May Festi- val Committee, 4. Majestic and tall, like a queen is she. Jet black hair softly fram- ing her vivacious face. 3 Robert Kalmbach Reserved in spirits — miglit be called a Khan — for is he not a dig- nitary? 4 June Kasch Mask and Mantle Dra- matic Club, 2-3. Joking is her favorite pas- time. Kindles laughter with her phrases. 8 Grace Killen Penmanship Club, 2-3. Grace is quiet and sincere. Knitting with these quali- ties, friends to her. 9 Neil Kimerer Prism Staff, (Business Man- ager, 4); Debating Society, 3-4; Booster ' s Club, 2-3: Spanish Club, 4. Noble in Character. Kingly in Courtesy. 10 Grace Kiner Friendship Club (Vice- President, 1-2); Oral Ex- pression 2-3 : Workshop (Treasurer, 2-3) ; Zetale- thean. 2-3-4 ; (Chaplain, 2-3); (Secretary, 3-4); Lead in Junior Class Play, 1-2; Chairman of Junior Play Committee, 2-3; Honorary Dramatics, 2-3-4; Honor Society, 2-3-4; Playshop, 2-3-4 ; Chairman of the Senior Play, 3-4. Golden and glorious. Kindred to Dame Fashion. 5 Ruth Kauff ' man Friendship Club, 2; Art Guild, 2-3; Playshop, 4; Pot O ' Gold Staff, 3. Rarely is such an unspoiled disposition found. Kaleidoscopic in activities. 6 Geraldine Kennedy ( letas Vniicitiae (Treas- urtr 4) S( ninr Frieiid.-iliip, Zetiletli ui Literary S(.)- ( lety 4 tliletic Associa- tion 4 Mr Shaw ' s Dra- in itic Club 2. denial and friendly. Kindnes ' of heart shows tlirough her eyes. 7 Harriett Kibler Dramatic Club (Treasurer, 2-3) ; Zetalethean Literary Society (Treasurer, 2-3-4); Treasurer of Home-R oom 2-3; Friendship Club, 2; Committee for Zetaletliean Literary Dance. 3; Com- mittee for Mid-Winter Dance, 4. Hearty her enjoyment. Knowing her smile. 11 Milton Kiker Spanish Club. Mild mannered youth. Kneeling figuratively to God of Might. 12 Paul Kirkendall Glee Club, 2-3-4; Publicity Manager Glee Club, 3-4; Stag Club, 2-3; Leaders, 2-3-4; Track, 2-3. Patient in endurance. A Knave he has never been called. 13 Dorothy Knauss Societas Amicitiae Club, 3- 4. Does unto others as she would have them do unto her. Knows that the best way to liave a friend is to be one. 14 Violet Knepper Verses and letter writing are her hobby. Keeps talking wherever she 15 Gail Knight Knight of the modern day. Kindred to the old in his youthful seeking. 16 James Knisely Homeric Literary Society, 4; Play Shop, 3; Spanish Club, 3 ; Orchestra; Senior Play Committee, 4; Senior Play, 3; Swimming Team, 4. Jovial young fellow. Kidding, his specialty. 17 Jeannette Koons ' ice-President and Reporter of Home Eco- nomics Club, 3-4; Alumni Dance Committee. Joy to her friends. Her Kin is far reaching. IS Helen Kopmanson De ' ilbiss Library Associa- tion. 2-3; Girls ' Athletic Society, 2-3-4 ; Periclean Literary Society, 4; Spanish Club, 4. Her winning ways make many friends. Known and loved by all. 19 Aurella Krapp Senior Friend. hip Club; Dramatic Club; German Club; Periclean Literary Society; Athletic Associa- tion; Junior Friendship Club. Always sweetly satisfied, No Kicking comes from her. 20 John Kuderemski Varsity D Club, 2-3-4; Aviation Club. 2; Member of Golf team, 2-3-4; Cap- tain of Golf team, 3-4. Joining in a host of others, he Keeps his numerous friends. 21 Stella Kulmatycki Typing Club, 3; Typing for the Prism, 3-4; Typing for the Annual, 4. Surely, a King ' s secretary couldn ' t type better. 26

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1 Howard Littrell Engineering Society, 2-3. He is always punctual — never Late in time or in response. 2 Wilfred Long Annual Staff, 4; Designing formal garden for one of t he courts ; Stamp Club, 2-3. Wisdom is his. Lacks no friends. 3 Margaret Lorenz Latin Club, 2-3; Philale- thean, 2-3 (President, 4); J-Hop Committee, 3; Chairman of Senior Girls ' Tea, 4 ; Secretary of Or- chestra, 4; Honor Society, 3-4. Mirthful and gay. Leader in activities. 4 Stanley Lukasiewicz Smiles for everyone. Loyal and trustworthy. 8 Robert MacRitchie Hi-Y Club. 2-3-4; Quill and Dagger Club, 4; Alchemist Club, 3; May Festival Committee, 4. Refined in his manner. Meriting his honors. 15 Paul Masters Fencing team, 3-4; Fencing Captain, 4. Pays much attention to just one girl. Master of arts, he is to win her. 9 Warren Madigan Radio Club; Spanish Club. Witty in his daily chatter. Marked in his radio ability. 16 Zella Mae Mathes Periclean Literary Society, 4; Athletic Society, 3-4; Letter Girl, 3-4; (Vice President, 4); Member of Senior Announcements Committee, 4. Zenith of all that is smart A magpie if she once gets started. 10 Dorothy Malone Spanish Club, 2; Law Club, 3; Senior Friendship, 4. Diligent in her studies. Meek, but not spiritless. 11 Ruth Mara Mask and Mantle Dramatic Club, 2-3; Glee Club, 2-3. Ready with a cheery smile. Mannerly traits of character she possesses. 5 Jay Lutz Play Shop, 4; Senior Hi-V, 4; Stamp Club, 2; Hall Patrol, 3. Joyous in his work. Lucid in his explanations. 6 Hubert Lynch Hi-Y, 2-3-4; Quill and Dagger (Secretary, 4); Home Room Treasurer, 2-3-4; Adv. Senior Club (President, 3); Father ' s and Son ' s Banquet Com- mittee, 4; ' ocationaI Guid- ance Banquet Chairman, 4; Latin Club, 2; German Club, 4. Humorous or perhaps just funny. Loquacious during the day ' s entirety. 7 Thomas MacDonald Checker Club, 3-4; Camera Club, 2. Touching indeed is his devotion to his machine. Motor cars are. bis special hobby. 12 Betty Martin Zetalethean Literary So- ciety, 2-3-4; Junior Welfare Drive (Vice Chairman, 3); J. Hop, 3; Senior Mid Winter Dance, 4; Secretary Senior Class, 4. Bubbling with good spirits. Merry smiles make sun- shine where she goes. 13 Helen Mason Friendship Club, 2-3; Glee Club, 2-3 ; Home Economics Club, 4; Zetalethean Literary Society, 2-3-4; Shaw ' s Dramatic Club, 2-3 ; Girls ' Athletic As- sistant, 2-3. Handsome as a cinema star. Magnetic is her personality. 14 Harriett Massacar Glee Club; Beginners Tap. Happy all day. Magnificient in her way. 17 Irving Mathews Treasurer of class, 2-3; Chairman of Finance Com- mittee, 2-3; President of home room, 4; Treasurer of home room, 3; J. Hop Com- mittee, 3 ; Senior Dance Committee, 4 ; Homeric Literary Society, 2-3; Hi-Y, 2 Inimitable in manner. Maybe, a little conceited. IS Eileen Mauchly Girls ' Athletic Society, 2-3; Letter Chapter, 2-3-4; Mask and Mantle Dramatic Club, 2. Elfish little girl, Mischief lurks in her eyes. 19 Mary McCombs Advanced Tap Club, 3; Glee Club, 3. Modesty is her mode. Makes friends wherever she goes. 20 Mary Ann McCord Zetalethean Literary So- ciety, 3-4; Playshop, (Wardrobe Chairman, 3-4); Mid Winter Dance Com- mittee, 4; Typing Club, 2-3; Prism Representative, 2-3; Stitch and Chatter {Publicity Manager, 2); Glee Club, 2-3; Friendship Club, 2. Many are those she counts as friends. Malice has no place in. her makeup. 21 Opal McDonnell Student Council, 2-3; Danc- ing Club (Rainbow Rythm, 3); Friendship Club, 3; Home Room President, 2; Athletic Society, 2. Obliging and ready to please. Magnanimous in character. ' 28