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

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1. . a .,.- :ara 35 - fs--v,:..qf..a.g, Mr. Irvin Conrad, Principal of DeV1lb1ss High School briefs 1 new IC2lCl1C1 on procedure I am especially pleased to have this opportunity to say a word to our 1964 DeVilbiss High School graduates. During the past four years we have attempted to provide for you a school program which would allow you to be prepared for college or for a career immediately following high school. Not all of you, of course, have taken full advantage of this opportunity. However, many of you have done re- markably well and all of you have completed, at least, the minimum re- quirements for graduation. I wish for all of you success and happiness in the years ahead. If we can be of any assistance to you, we will be most happy to do so. ngxvulfvff

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