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

Page 15 text:

Heading the DeVilbiss branch of our family of schools is our principal, Merritt C. Nauts. Under his guidance, scholarship, athletics, and extra-curricular activi- ties are regulated and encouraged. Like any fond parent he is always ready to back his children in their new ideas, restraining them only when his adult wisdom deems it necessary. Any problem that confronts young people is a problem for Mr. Nauts and his counsel has helped many organizations and individuals to find solutions.

Page 14 text:

Every family must have a head if it is to be a unified and an efficient group. The head of our family of schools is Superintendent E. L. Bowsher. His is the responsibility of guiding and directing the various members in their many ac- tivities. He keeps a watchful eye on his brood to see that their affairs run smooth- ly. His is the voice of final authority, and to him falls the title Head of the House.

Page 16 text:

I - Russell Brown Problems will arise in any family, and capable handling is needed to solve them. Though new to his title, Russell Brown is not new to his job. As Dean of Boys he continues to give the same sound ad- vice he has handed out as a Spanish teacher in DeVilbiss for thirteen years. To the boys whose contacts with him have been both pleasant and otherwise. Mr. Brown has always proved to be un buen amigo. Directors of Activities Raymond Lowry, Geraldine Larkin, Leah Scheuren, Pauline Backus, Mildred Pasch, Russell Brown. There ' s one in every family! Someone to whom you can take your problems and receive some kindly advice. The girls of DeVilbiss find the door of 124 open and Miss Mildred Pasch waiting to help them. Vocational guidance has been one of her favorite fields. Arranging a schedule to fit the needs of the individual is a common task and her counsel has aided more than one girl in achieving her goal. M Ired Pasch 12