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

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IN MEMORIAM Since We can't forget you , Let our memories he happy one . . . The sunshine of young voices slanting through the broad halls The time we laughed at thunder Bravely, though at heart afraid. The thousand fragile ties of friends We knew still live- Remembering ..... VERA HALTER, ,BQ JIMMY HOLZEMER, ,BQ

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F P 1 A G E B I

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Leaving DeVilbiss! Leaving the laughter and light and small griefs that made our high school!-the halls that saw so much of them! Leaving the gym that rememf bers our first venture into high finance-our own first Freshie Frish! Ah yes., we were progressive freshmen. We sold more tickets for the plays that year than any other class. Then in our second year came the banners for which we worked and saves so diligently. All the profits from the Sophomore Scamper and the Sophomore Prom went into those banners, the band is still using them. We had more honor roll students that year, too. With the junior year, though, we really started doing things. Three dances in one year is a good record. The Jfl-lop was of course the high spot of the year, squired in the fall by the Junior jig, an afternoon dance, and in the late spring by the junior' Senior Farewell Dance. We gave the latter in honor of the seniors after their annual banquet, and allowed only juniors and seniors to attend. The Junior Play, so well received, opened a new vista of achievement to us. Our presentation number this year was the MidfWinter Dance, followed by the Mothers' Tea and the Fathers' Banquet. April brought the Senior Play, May, the Senior Banquetg june-well, June is Commencement . . . the white dresses, the baccalaureate services, the changes that are Commencement. Yes, we hate to leave, but we feel Ht for whatever life we are commencing.