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

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l3l 1. Miss Floy Jacobs HISTORY B. S , A. lil. Toledo University. . Most of all she likes to luke long drives. She visits historical sports so that she can make her subject more real and interesting ..... . 2. Miss E. Johnson ALGEBRA Senior Friendship Club: B. S. Miami University . If travel is broadening to the mind. her mind is immense. She fol- lows the lure of the beckoning road ..... 7. Mrs. M. Laurimore PHYSICAL EDUCATION Girls' Athletic Society: B. S. Michigan State Normal . You haven't seen any- thing until you have seen this versatile young tencher send :L tennis hull spinning across :L tennis net. ...... 3. Miss Lucille Kerlin AMERICAN GOVERNMENT, HISTORY. . A. B. Ohio State . She plays her cards in bridge in the same way that she teaches in her classes-thorm oughly and correctly . . 8. Miss Grace Kratz ENGLISH Dean of Classes. A. H., M. A. Michigan . She reads and bowls: she goes to theaters. Life eouldn't he dull to anyone so active . . . 12. Miss Beatrice Louy ENGLISH B,S, Toledo University: M.A.Toledo University . She digs for all the treasures that are to be found between the covers of good books . . 4. Mr. Clyde Kiker PSYCHOLOGY. ENGLISH COMMER- CIAL LAW B. S. Toledo . Always ready to oder good advice. Active in many alfairs outside of school as he is in those within .......... 9. Mrs. Bernice Krause STUDY Bowling Green: Toledo University . She picks reading as her favorite occupation in spnre time. It fur- nishes pleasure as well as supplying food for the lurain ........ 13. Miss Ruth Lukens ELEMENTARY SCIENCE A. B. Michigan . Indnlges in I1 pastime that is economical as well as amusing-she films her own motion pictures . ...... . 5. Mrs. Margaret King ALGEBRA Deon of Girls: A. B. Michigan .Settles ditliculties of girls. She has no favor- ite pastime but does 'most everything ex- ceptionally well ..... 10. Miss C. Lauer ART. POSTER-MAKING B. S. Columbia Univer- sity: Professional Di- ploma in Fine Arts, Columbia. . The pictures that she points with her water colors and brush are exact replicas of the ones painted by our most gifted artist of ull, Mother Nature . . . 14. Mr. L. Mathias Jr. CHEMISTRY Student Council, Boys' Quartetteg B. Ch. E., Ohio State: M. A. Stanford . I have a good time wherever I go. Life is just a howling of cherries. He howls most people over too . . FACULTY 6. Mr. Ollie Klee BOOKKEEPING B. S. Ohio State . He's quite the sport- ing fellow. He pulls in ull the big Esh and hunts for game in the woods and fields .... ll. Miss Marie Lerche ALGEBRA B. S. Toledo University M. A. Columbia Uni- versity. . She confesses 21 greet love for literature. Does that explain why she is such an excellent com- puinion for all who are in search of really good company? ........ 15. Miss O. McHugh ENGLISH A. B. Mary Manse, Toledo. . You'll find that she is always veryhusy, but never too busy to oifer :L helping hand to those who need it .... . . . .Ayhifz

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FACULTY 1. Mr. Herbert Emery AMERICAN GOVERNMENT, SOCIOLOGY A.B. Dakota Wesleyang AAI. Toledo University . Possesses Z1 huge fund of general knowledge. Beautiful strains of symphony orchestras are pleasing to him . . . 7. Miss Nelle 0. Foote MODERN CIVILIZA- TION, HISTORY B. E. Toledo University . An understanding per- son who forgets these cares of n classroom in the many delights of cookery. We need not mention how good her concoctions are-just taste them! . . . . . . 12. Miss Iva Guire BUSINESS ARITH- METIC. BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE B. S. Columbia Univer- sity . We hate to call this lovable teacher with her charming smiles a worm, hut she does seem to be one. Now, don't take us wrong- we mean it hook worm . 2. Mr. S. B. Emery LATIN. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Ph. B. Franklin Col- legeg A. M. Michigan . This diligent person has no time to call his own. Surely you have heard how highly he is regarded by all those who know him .... 8. Miss Alice Gerding GERBIAN, GERIXIAN CLUB A. B. B. S. Ohio Stnteg M. A. Ohio State . IVhether it is reading of current literature. teaching her classes, or directing the members of this active German Club, she acts with the quiet charm that has characterized her work at DeVilbiss ...... 13. Mr. Wm. Hallnuer ARCHITECTURAL and MECHANICAL DRAWING B. University of Il- linois. . He indulges in golf, yachting. fishing- in fact, he seems to go in for all kinds of out- door sports ....... 3. Mr. E. C. Fank- hauser SHORTHAND, TYPING B. C. S. Bowling Green, Kentuckyg B. S. in Ed. Spenrferian School of Commerce and Finan ce. . His vocation is his holiby. The joh that we enjoy doing is the one in which we are sure to do our hest . . , 9. Miss Elsie Gottshall PHYSICAL EDUCA- TION. GIRLS' ATH- LETIC SOCIETY B. S. Teachers' College. Columbia . Tennis shouldn't he called u racket, but it's a great sport-'specially when you know how to play it as well as she does ..... . . .... 14. Mr. Paul Hartman AERONAUTICS. AUTO MECHANICS, AVIATION CLUB B. S. Massachusetts Institute of Technology . W'haf a live-wire he is! His work in the field of electricity keeps him occupied ......... 4. Mr. E. Featherstone PHYSICS. SCIENCE. SCIENCE DEPART- MENT HEAD B. S. Michigan . His duties are many and dernnnd the most of his time. Enjoys the evenings spent by his radio. He's also very fond of travel . .... I0. Mrs. L. C. Gruenke MATHEMATICS B. A. Ohio Stateg RI. A. Columbia . There are many things about us that are to he enjoyed. If ' keeping busy menus keeping lu1DD5'. she should he in high spirits ..... 15. Miss Elaine Hirth ENGLISH. PI-IILALETHEAN LITERARY SOCIETY A. B. Ohio Wesleyan .She reads in all her spare moments. Per- haps that is why she is so thorough in her teaching of English . . . 5. Miss Mary Fischer GENERAL SCIENCE B. A.-Toledo University Bowling Green,W estern Reserve. Ohio State. . Don't ever challenge her to a game of ping pong unless you are prepared toloseit. She carries off the honors in that game! ....... ll. Mr. Harold Gruhs MACHINE SHOP B. S. Toledo University . His hohliy is one that is hoth interesting and unique. and without doubt, one that neces- sitates it great deal of deep thought. It is the building of midget autmnolriles. 6. Miss Ellen Foote SHORTHAND. TYPING Toledo University: Bowling G reeng YYyom- ing University . Her willingness and eager desire to help her studen tshave made ent-h one her steadfast friend. Great is her love for good music ...... . l 12

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FACULTY 1. Mr. R. 0. Merrill RADIO. ELECTRICITY Radio Club: IVI. E. in E. E., Ohio State . He can tell you fish stories that can't be beaten. Strange as it seems now, you'll have to believe them! . . . 7. Miss Mildred Peart TYPIN G B. S. Bowling Green . The little time that she has left after the checking of papers is devoted to the reading of some new book .... 12. Mrs. S. R. Sharpe PHYSICAL EDUCATION Girls' Athletic Society, B. S. Boston . When her feet dance, her eyes dance too: for theres nothing that she likes more ....... 2. Miss Faye Miller HOME NURSING Zetalethean Literarv Society 5 Red Cross clulig Advanced Home Nurs- ing: B. A., DePauw, A. lvl. John Hopkins . Happiest in the sad- dle. That is where a great deal of her spare time is spent ..... 8. Mrs. D. Peoples STUDY Ph. B. Denison .Quilts are a comfort to her. Pursues happi- ness in her searching for new and wel1-writ- ten literature . . . . .. 13. Mr. Harry H. Rice SOCIOLOGY, AMERICAN CIVILIZATION A. B. Iowa . Devotes much of his time to coaching the young athletes of our school. His untiring efforts are shown in gratifying results .... 3. Miss Mildred Pasch ENGLISH Zetalethean Literary Society, B. A. Ohio State . This smartly dressed teacher is reputed to be equally as clever as her appearance. A lover of literature ..... . . . 9. Mr. N. G. Pollman PHYSICAL EDUCATION Varsity D , B. S., Ohio State . Golf suits him to a tee. Making birdies takes up most of his time in the summer . . . 14. Mr. R. Romberger PRINTING Printing Club: B. S. Stout Institute . The first spring days always find him eager to start chasing that elusive little hull over the golf links ...... 4. Mrs. Ethel Pasquier ALGEBRA. GEO M ETRY A. B. Smith . Reading at home and travel in far places gives a wide range of interests. But after all. variety is the very spice of life ....... 10. Mr. Irving Pross YVOODSHOP B. E. State . He knows the subject he teaches thoroughly and conveys that fund of knowledge to the students so that they, too, become skilled . . . 15. Miss E. S. Samsen PLANE. SOLID GEOMETRY3 TRIGONOMETRY National Honor So- ciety: A. B., B. S. Toledo . Many people can play bridge, but few can play as well as does this teacher who is so much liked hy all . . . 5. hflr. P. Q. Pasquier FRENCH International Relation Club, Riding Club, Fencing Team: A. BI., Aix-hlarseille, Toledo University, Wisconsin University . Just a chip off the old poker table. He pro- fesses a decided interest in that very well-known card game ...... . ll. Miss A. Quinn MODERN HISTORY: AMERICAN GOVERNMENT A. B., RI. A. Toledo . 'Tis said t-hat howl- ing is right up her alley. Her sparkling blue eyes win us all ........ 6. Miss Pauline Payne SPANISH, HISTORY Junior Class, Spanish Clulug Altae Puellae Club, B. S. Sweetbriar . Really Ends teaching school fun! If only there were more like her in this world! . . . l14l