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

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Our program for national ddense demands a thorough mastery M many shills. MILDRED PASCH-B.A., M.A.-Everyday Living. Dean of Girls. Calm andfriendly courtesy ejects desired ends. ETHEL PASQUIER-B.A.-Mathematics. She is master W' every detail. PIERRE PASQUIER-B.A.-French. He honors two countries-his native land and his chosen home. PAULINE PAYNE-B.S.-Spanish. Spanish Club, Guidance Director of Experi- mental Groups. With gracious requests she commands every situation. DOROTHY PEOPLES--Ph.B., M.A.-Study Room Supervisor. Proper discipline tends to strengthen those whom it touches. NORMAN POLLMAN-B.S.-Physical Education. Director of Athletics. He meets a situation with extraordinary good humor. IRVING PROSS-B.S., B.E.-Architectural Drawing. His industrious and vigorous mind commands the respect qi his fellows. AURELIA QUINN-B.S., M.A.-History. Freshman Dance Club. A zeal which we cannot but admire drives her. HARRY RICE-B.A.-Sociology. Football Coach. When he tackles a job, he tackles it vigorously. ROBERT ROMBERGER-B.S.-Printing. A roving coordinator is he. EVA SAMSEN-B.A., B.S., M.A.-Mathematics. Senior Friendship Club, Scholastic Teams. She takes a living, loving interest in people. CAMILLA SAVAGE-B.S., M.A.-History. We at DeVilbiss regret not having known her longer. MILDRED SCHMIDT-B.A., M.A.-Science, Everyday Living. Freshman Class Ad- visor, junior Friendship Club. As a class, we attribute our achievements to her initial guidance. LEAH SCHUEREN-B.A., B.S.-Library Training. Library Association. The com- pleteness of our library is a tribute to her unsewsh labor. EDITH SCHWENKE-B.A., M.A.-English. Periclean Literary Society. In her are joined unbounded courage and compassion. FRANCES SEVERENS-B.S., M.S.-Science, Family Life. Sophomore Friendship Club, Sub-Deb. Vitality characterizes all her activities.

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FLOY JACOBS-B.A., M.A.-History. She practices moderation in all things. MILDRED JOHNSTON-B.E.-Art. She gives freely to her associates the best :J her darts. ELIZABETH JOHNSON - B.S. - Mathematics, Every- day Living. Sophomore Friendship Club. She has found true pleasure in most remote places. RONALD KALMBACH-B.S.-General Mathematics. Assistant Football and Basketball Coach. His is the unassuming friendliness of the athletic field. GENEVIEVE KELLY-B.S.-English. Her way of lhfe is in keeping with the best traditions. LUCILLE KERLIN-B.A., M.A.--History. Spanish Club. She has the world at her finger tips. HARRIET KIMBLE--B.A., M.A.-History. Freshman Friendship Club. She is always abreast U the times. AMY KIMPTON-B.A., M.A.-Arts and Crafts. Com- mercial Art Guild. There is for her much Q' beauty and art in New England. MARGARET KING-B.A.-Mathematics. Sub-Deb, Zet- alethean Literary Society, Sophomore Class Advisor. ' We like herfor her wonderful sense Q' humor. OLLIE KLEE-B.S.-Bookkeeping. A man's knowledge increases his strength. GRACE KRATZ-B.A., M.A.-English. Girls' Bowling Club, Vocations Club. She imparts to her students wisdom and understanding. Experimentation and research cultivate clear, concise thinking. BERNICE KRAUSE-Study Room Supervisor. Construc- tive discipline is essential in the building of tomorrow's generation. ROBERT LAMPTON-B.S., M.A.-Chemistry. Senior Hi-Y, Camera Club. Because he is so human he is a most succesjul teacher. GERTRUDE LEGRON-B.A., M.A.-Typing. Technical training is essential to modern lie. MARIE LERCHE - B.S., M.A. - Mathematics. Junior Friendship Club. Instinctively she practices fair play. BEATRICE LOUY-B.S., M.A.-English. Her thorough- ness in the classroom is valuable to her students. RAYMOND LOWRY-B.A., M.A.-History. His nat- ural abilities and vast experiences have won for him the respect of all. OLIVE MCHUGH-B.A., M.A.-English, Radio. We find her ever on tip-toe with expectation. R. O. MERRILL-M.E. in E.E.-Radio, Electricity. Music Guild. He is known for his loyalty to principle. MYLDRED MESNARD-B.S., M.A.-Shorthand, Typing. Freshman Friendship Club. Energetic she is in thought and action. B. FAYE MILLER-B.A., R.N.-Home Nursing, Intro- duction to Family Life. The thing must be done decently, and in order. R. E. OSBORN-Mechanics, Aeronautics. He is a wel- come addition to our faculty.

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,pf- H. B. SHAW-B.A., M.A.-Chemistry. Director of Junior Class Play. His frank manner in the classroom de- lights us. MARIAN SMITH-B.A., M.A.-French. Cercle Francais, Periclean Literary Society. Her mind is full of vigor- ous, hopq'uL uplbfting thoughts. RUTH SMITH-B.A.-English. Philalethean Literary Society, Pot O' Gold Literary Advisor. A kindly charm and certainty to please are hers. BARBARA SPAYD-Ph.B.-English. Freshman Friend- ship Club. She has achieved things worth while. D. N. STALKER-B.S.-Architectural and Mechanical Drawing. Pot O' Gold Business Advisor. He has an air of business-like decisiveness. MARIE STOLL-B.S., M.A.-Home Economics, Every- day Living. Home Economics Club. No one is more righyully busy. GENEVIEVE STOWE-B.A., M.A.-English. She holds the interest with a good grasp. ANNA SUTTER-B.A., M.A.-Mathematics. Zethale- thean Literary Society, Girls' Bowling Club. A cheerful temper makes knowledge delighdul DAISY VAN NOORDEN-B.S., M.A.-junior Business Training, Everyday Living. junior Red Cross. She reflects the spirit Q' service. A study Q' languages develops an appreciation of the cultures and customs of other peoples. DAVID VOSS-B.A., M.A.-Latin, Everyday Living. Curia Club. He is a scholar and a gentleman. LARSEN WAGNER-B.A., M.A.-Physical Education. Basketball Coach, Assistant Track Coach. He holds to strong and deep-rooted belids. MARJORIE WARNER-B.A., M.A.-English. Freshman Friendship Club. She exercises an infnite deal cy' patience. CARRIE XVHALEY-B.A., M.A.-English, Speech, Radio. Periclean Literary Society, DeVilbiss Betterment Club. Her working with others makes her often thought of. ETHEL WILLOUGHBY-B.A., M.A.-English. Philale- thean Literary Society. She presides with rare dignity. LORETTA GARRISON-Oliice, Books. Quietness is the virtue U the wise. FLORENCE LANZ-Office, Credits. Ejicient and friendly -her services are indispensable. MARY MITCHELL-Office, Attendance. Determined perseverence is hers. TUILA XVEANER-Oliice, Treasurer. A natural sweet- ness of disposition characterizes her. NORMA HAYES--Cafeteria. She combines a practical common sense and a friendly willingness in all her work. ADAM POFFENBACK-Chief Custodian. His responsi- bilities are ejiciently discharged. WILLIAM GORDEN-Chief Engineer. We appreciate his warm services.