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

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BfIfE Da Business f Industry Education . . For ct More Complete and Better Understanding of American Business Enterprise in Action . . No school todayl Cn October 4th While school children enjoyed a vacation, the teachers were initiating the B.l.E, Day. B.l.E.-Business lndustry Education-vvas begun to bring the educators and leaders of industry into closer understanding of each otherls problems. Teachers numbering 1850 from thirty-seven parochial and Fifty,-six public, elementary, and high schools visited Fifty-three Firms to see the wheels of business and industry in action. Early in the morning all the teachers met in the Sports Arena to prepare For the day. This session was the First time area teachers of parochial and public schools had ever met together. From the Sports Arena the teachers rode to the in- dustries and businesses. Tours, discussions, addresses and luncheons were planned so that the educators could see theoretical things they teach in class carried out by the vvorlcing vvorld. At 3:30 the teachers returned to the Sports Arena to Fill out report cards rating the Hday. All concerned seemed to Feel it deserved an A . A reverse day on which the business and industrial leaders will visit the schools is planned For the spring. 21

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Don Sharpe Principals In Devilbiss Activities MERRITT C. NAUTS . . . Behind the many phases oi school lite in DeVilbiss, we will Find the hard vvorlc, the intelligence, and the devoted interest oi one man-Mr. Merritt C. Nauts. Under the guidance oi his sldlliul hands We oi DeVilbiss have had our lives enriched and broadened in countless vvays. l'lis beliei in the ability oi youth is supplemented by his lcnovvledge in developing that ability. Well might we students lool4 to Mr. Nauts as the leader in academic and adminsitrative phases of school liie. MILDRED A. PASCH . . . IF one vvord could describe Miss Mildred Pasch, our Dean of Girls, the Word would be sincerity. Always taking an interest in every girl and her problem, vvhether personal or academic, Miss Pasch with her Firm, serene manner has helped many girls to have a pleasant memory oi DeVilbiss. f RUSSELL BROWN . . . DON One oi the best lcnovvn and best-lilced men in our high school is our Dean of Boys, Mr. Russell Brovvn. Long alter vve have closed the door oi our life at DeVilbiss vve vvill feel the influence of Mr. Brown for his creed is lcindness, his advice, honesty, his treatment, fair dealing. SHARPE . . . The iaculty has been fortunate this year in having as its president Donald Sharpe. inspired by 'loledois B.l.E. Day, he planned the monthly Faculty program around vocations. The interest in these programs is shovvn by the increased attendance at faculty meetings. A vote of thanks to Mr. Sharpe for taking a hard job and doing it well. School Running Snioothl 23