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

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ihone of In the nlonient of time just before a radio program goes out from the mierol tho school station, lY.T.A.D., many are the thoughts, hopes, and memories which the participants in the program feel. In tl1e moment just before the presentation of this, the seventh issue of the Pot 0' Gold, we wish to voiee some of our thoughts, hopes, and meniories. The purpose of our li.l'..-X. Pulwlie Address System. lY.T.A.D., is to present its pro- grams in the very best style: our aim is to present the program of lDeYillmiss life in the hest possible way. May this hook serve as a nieniento of the vari-colored school life you have enjoyed during the past year. Nlay the sehool it represents serve as an integral part of your preliminary preparation for the greater undertakingglife. Wlhen the first words of a lmroadeast flash out there is niueh to renienilier eoncerning the foundation of hard work, pleasure. and enthusiasm on xvhieh every program is huilt. Here, too, in these first words we hope you will find the satisfaetion gained from remembering a hard task well done: pleasure. not only in the hook itself, but ehts of the past and the future: enthusiasm for what is to eonie. The ' 1 your thoug . ' Standing By. II 1939 Pot O Gold 1 .

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Today the hest of music, oratory, humor, and drama passes from tall towers rising above far-flung cities over the air-waves to millions of homes. Behind this seeming miracle is the hard work, the intelligence, and the perseverance of the man in the control room. There is one man in DeYilbiss High School who fully deserves this title, the man who directs the kaleidoscope of DeVilbiss school life-llerritt C. Nauts. In each of the many facets of the school we can see the reflection of his unceasing efforts, his skill in guiding the lives of DeYilbiss students. At his fingertips he keeps the know- ledge of the complicated mechanism behind the activity at DeVilbiss just as the man in the radio control room manages the entire activity of the broadcasting studio. llr. Nauts has under his able control the thousand and one things which are not apparent to the causal observer-the correspondence with colleges, the arrangement of programs such as the concert series, and participation in P. T. A. workg just as his counterpart in the broadcasting studio must he responsihle for a great many diversified tasks. Our leader does not cast him- self as the chief character of the script of school life, but the etliciency, the colorfulness, and the human-ness of DeYilbiss High School would he greatly lessened were it not for Princi- pal Nlerritt Nauts-the man at the controls. 10 y