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

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To the Students of Testerday, Today and Tomorrow: Probably twenty thousand young people will graduate from the high schools of Ohio this year. Many of these boys and girls will enter college and university. Others will go directly from high school into the various fields of industry. From this vast army of youth will come our social and industrial leaders and followers of tomorrow. The social setfup into which this group will go offers many challenges. The future of our democratic ideal is dependent in no small measure on the extent to which our society meets the needs of all the individual members. The responsibility for the solution of all the problems thus involved will be placed squarely on the students of today who will be the citizens of tomorrow. These students of today who will be the graduates of tomorrow may do well to take advanf tage of every opportunity afforded them in our modern high schools that they be better equipped to assume the responsibilities that will of certainty become theirs. The students of yesterday who are the men and women of today have met the challenge and have solved many perplexing problems. There are many as yet unsolved. The opportunity for service to the students of yesterday, today, and tomorrow are most un' usual and interesting. May all the success and happiness of the world come to the members of the Class of 1938. H-E. L. BOWSHER Superintendent of Schools SUPERI TE DE T MR. E. L. BOWSHER- We extend our welcome and full co' operation to our new Superintendent of Schools, Mr. E. L. Bowsher. Progressive force in education Prominent in school administration Public benefactor An enthusiastic and understanding leader.