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

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. . . PRINCIPALS Robert E. Rettig Miss Pasch, always available for her wise advice, is Well qualified by years of training and experience as Counselor of Girls. Her firmness and fairness have been greatly respected by all those seek- ing her counsel. She meets all our prob- lems, Whether personal adjustments or school matters, with patience and under- standing. Her leadership and guidance have made her a vital part of DeVilbiss life. Miss Pasch, as shown by her at- tendance at many school affairs, has a Wide interest in student activities. She is active in many professional organizations and has guided the Work of the DeVilbiss chapter of the Future Teachers of Amer- ica in its yearly activities. Much of the enviable reputation which DeVilbiss has among public high schools can be attributed to the tireless efforts of Mr. Rettig, Assistant Principal in charge of Student Activities. Mr. Rettig's fine standards and leadership ability combine to make certain that law and order are kept in the school. Since he believes that the school is the place Where leadership is developed, he applies the philosophy of learning by doing. lt is through this philosophy and his liberal views that the members of the Student Council and of the entire school feel a definite responsi- bility toward themselves and the school. Mildred A. Pasch

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ASSISTANT . . . In the hearts of many DeVilbiss boys, a touch of deep admiration lingers for one man, their friend and counselor-Mr. Rus- sell Brown. He is someone to whom they can take their problems and receive some kindly advice. As Counselor of Boys, he continues to give the same sound advice he had handed out as a Spanish teacher in DeVilbiss for thirteen years. Mr. Brown has always proved to be un buen amigo. The boys of DeVilbiss will ever remember Mr. Brown's warm friendship, his personal interest in everything done for our school, and his belief in the good- ness ot youth. His firm but warm and friendly manner commands the admira- tion of every boy. Irvin C. Conrad Russell G. C. Brown Whenever we have any problems that fall under the class of instruction and curriculum, we immediately consult Mr. Conrad, who supervises this part of the program at DeVilbiss. Some of his duties include arranging classes, adjusting schedules, and giving advice in essay contests and college scholarship tests. Mr. Conrad, former freshman coach and so- cial studies teacher, has held this new position for only two years: however, in this short period of time, the students have received great benefits from his guidance in this particular field.

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