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

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IR SS ILB E ll L S SF KE LU A QOth anniversary documentary Film oi our highschool has been completed. This color cinema depicts the three-lold purpose of our educational program: to develop all students mentally, physically, and socially. This unique project vvas directed by l-lelen Marie Griffin and photographed by Ruth Lukens. LaVerne Alexander handled the lighting technicalities. The Film, dedicated to Merritt C. Nauts, Principal, gives the com- munity a pictorial review ol education at vvorle inside the halls ol Dexfilbiss. Marian Smith R th S 'th D, N,S Ik M ' 5 II BA., MA. uB.AT'M,A. Bs., iiiff. Eff, UAA. M4E3'eICHb2r Jargeslerhell Miraarift T. Tippett Begyelltissing Elmer V0fd2fbUl'5 David O. Voss Marjorie Warner Helen J. Williams 545- HA., M.A, B,A., M.A. Library Science 953991 ,i5Y:15f9Zs ?-Ig'Vls51fPi QF: 'i1Y4fvrx'f2:s5V - .mtwssx .avfezgasfwflf-Q:M-mgwztmirau , fm,-a::2:,5 ff 121'-fo -:sw lefi V b ,-1-2, - .,. , .,.. .L ,pp M 5' .' 1 . . J . M 'ifffiifleiig' W .vf 'wHl:??' i:':I '. .. H FF L 'I. ' t Genevieve Stowe B.A., IVLA. Morrison R. VanCleve BA., M.S. J. Philip Zaugg B.S, rvi 5 3, ,ti,. - i wi ff W fff J af N 9 ,, I. . 4 ii, ,V ,ff ff if f A , J , 'lr 'ta 1 1' 4

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The Freshman is indispensalvlegthe colorlul, exuberant individual in any school. At First he is green to his surround- ings, his teachers, the school's activity, but he begins to grow rapidly. Through guidance ol homeroom teachers he participates in Freshman athletics, Student Council, and other fields open to him. The awareness ol his schoolys motto, mlhe End Depends upon the Beginningf' stimulates his ever-Widening participation as he attacks his studies and assumes his duties with vigor. To those who are not acquainted with this neophyteghe eats, plays, studies, worlcs, and hopes to become a Sophomore.