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

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Elznlv CM Gllmmvn lt is a long path, well worn by the feet of many DeVilbiss students, that leads to l956. This path was broken by the toil of young men and women, now well-established and well-known as doctors, teachers, wives, preachers, fathers, business men and women, husbands, lawyers, nurses, mothers, engineers, artists, and in all the crafts and trades. Along the path all is not roses, for there are, too, evidences of sorrow, frustration, and tragedy. The early pilgrims must have found this path worthwhile, for they still walk with us. This time, however, they see that lunior doesn't get caught in the thickets and brambles which may have changed, but certainly haven't decreased since Father and Mother helped one another through the cross-currents and over the hurdles which beset this sojourn. The main- tenance crew Cl:'acultyJ have regularly bemoaned the de- parture of this and that outstanding graduate and won- dered if his place could ever be taken successfully by younger pilgrims. Sometimes the Crew have laid down their picks and shovels to catch their breath as someone left us who had found the straight path hard. But the path leads on, and the pilgrims, never ending. Rugged heights, level stretches, deep ravines, and new thickets and bram- bles will produce in DeVilbiss High School new leaders and good citizens equal to new problems and challenges of a world that sorely needs new vision, training, and faith. Russell Brown Assistant Principal This lad had fallen in love, by moonlight pale He slept no more than does the nightingalel Courteous he was, willing and meek, and able To carve before his father at the table. The Squire-The Canterbury Tales Geoffrey Chaucer

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S E N I O R S Officers: CL. to RJ: Pennie Roth, treasurer: Mrs. lean Laila, Ad- viserg Iohn Wiley, presidenig Mr. Warren Goode, Advisery Sylvia Boudinot, secreiaryg Don Pollard, vice-president. DEVILBISS REMEMBERS TWENTY-FIVE YEARS . . . Graduation Richard Charnpe Margie Miller Announcements Alan Severn Gaye Glickert Vursiiy Drag Bob Pavkovich Sally Hoffman Senior Play Midwinier Scott Harrah lerry Sell Karen Wilkins Amanda Lauifer