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

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IS, U W W f' LJ LASS GFP CEIQS AND CCDMMITTEES

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HIEUHY 0 MISS MARIAN SMITH-French. A.B., M.A. University of Michigan. Periclean Adviser. O MISS RUTH SMITH-English. A.B. University of Michigan. Philalethean Adviser, Senior Class Adviser. I MR. 0 MISS MARIE M. STOLL-Home Economics. B.S. Ohio State University, M.A. Columbia University. Home Economics Club Adviser, Altae Puellae Adviser. O MISS GENEVIEVE STOWE-English. A.B., A.M. University of Michigan. 0 MRS. MARGARET P. WHITNEY-Office. School Treasurer. P. C. S. E. O MISS FLORENCE LANZ-,Off-ice. Credits. P. C. S. E. 0 MR. G. V. SUTPHEN-All band and reed instruments, Elementary Harmony. University of Toledo. Band Adviser. D. N. STALKER-Mechanical Drawing. B.S. University of Wisconsin. Pot O' Gold Business Adviser. 0 MRS. ANNE SUTTER-Geometry. A.B. Smith University, M.A. University of Toledo. Zetalethean Adviser. 0 MR. RALPH U. SWISHER-Chemistry. B.S. Ohio Northern University, Graduate in Law, University of Toledo. Golf Coach, Athletic Board, Guidance Counsellor. 0 MISS DAISY VAN NOORDEN--Iunior Business Training, Business Correspondence. B.S., M.A. University of Toledo. Iunior Red Cross Club Adviser. O MR. DAVID VOSS--Latin. A.B. Denison University, M.A. University oi Chicago. Ouill and Dagger Adviser. I MR. I. LARSEN WAGNER-Physical Education, Hygiene. A..B. Oberlin College, M.A. Columbia University. Assistant Foot- ball, Basketball Coach, Head Baseball Coach. 0 MISS MARIORIE WARNER-English. A.M. Oberlin College. Freshman Friendship Club Adviser. 0 MISS BESSIE WERUM-Music. University of Wisconsin, University of Chicago, University of Toledo. Orchestra Director. 0 MRS. CARRIE E. WHALEY-English, Oral Expression. A.B. Ohio Wesleyan University, M.A. Columbia University. Peri- clean Adviser. O MISS ETHEL C. WILLOUGHBY-English. B.A., M.A. University of Toledo, University ot Chicago. Philalethean Adviser. 0 MISS TWILA KUHMAN--Office. Books. P. C. S. E. 0 MISS EDNA AVERS-Office. Attendance. Page Twelve

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Time changeth all things. This class oi nineteen hundred thirty-seven hast run its course. Of this multitude are those who entered DeVilbiss at its birth six years ago to attend the seventh and eighth grades within its portals. The joy of living has been great to these loyal DeVilbiss sons and daughters, and the years have yielded much of benefit. This last term stands fittingly supreme, for within it is contained the senior life and activ- ities. Staged with skill, and played with all the pathos of the theater the Senior Play standeth at the head of the glittering procession of events. Then on the twenty-first eve of Ianuary the Mid-Winter Dance came forth from the splendors of the season, and merrymaking was in sway. At the annual fete for fathers, senior boys supped 'side their honored paters. Good fellowship reigned and that event n'ere will be forgotten. Soon, too soon for not a few, the banquet table was laid again, and the Senior Dinner became another memory. lf anyone had tears, they shed them at the Farewell Dance which followed the feasting. Dignified and solemn the Prom and Baccalaureate service Were, but they were only previews to the greatest event of all - Gradu- ation which is the climax to all efforts.