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

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Earl Robinson Our entire school was deeply saddened to learn of the death of Earl Robinson, our chief custodian. Mr. Robinson had devoted his life to DeVilbiss and had been with us since the opening of the school. Since those first days up until his very last, service to De- Vilbiss was his constant goal. But this was not his only accomplishment. l-le also rendered the very highest type of service to his country, being Wounded in action. All who knew him admired and loved him. To the students he was a special part of everything that is DeVilbiss. To those who Worked with him he was a fair man dedicated to giving as much of himself as possible. This admiration was expressed by the stu- dents through gifts with which his memory was hon- ored. A new flag, courtesy of the Sisco Service Club, will fly over DeVilbiss in commemoration of Mr. Robinson. But DeVilbiss was not his only love. l-le also had a Wife and daughter. We join with them to pay our respects to a truly self-sacrificing man. lt will be many years before the void left by Mr. Robinson will be filled. And even then, though many students Will have left, his impression will still be with us. The succeeding years cannot wipe out the memory of a man who typified the DeVilbiss spirit.