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

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Members of the orchestra are Karin Anderson, Connie Arnos, Elaine Baker, Gary Bernard, Melody Bly, Carol Boroughf, Bob Bruns, Margie Cappi, Eugene Davidson, Diane Dixon, Jane Du vendack, Don Easterday, Peter Froehlich, Pat Greene, Sandra Grohowski, Judy Hammonds, Dave Holland, Tom Huckaba, Car¬ olyn Huebner, Pennie Meyers, Ann Mittendorf, Bonnie Moses, Pat Neal, Melvin Pleiss, Sherron Reynolds, Elin Rubin, Marilyn Singer, Elizabeth Snow, Dexter Snyder, Sandy Stewart, Russella Wakefielf, Carol Weeks, Mary Wicklund, Linda Wrage, and Marcia Ziemer. Orchestra Close harmony comes with hours of practice. Under the baton of Mr. Jack Tongring, the orchestra has taken part in many musical ac¬ tivities during the year. On February 28, the Tad Philharmonic entertained the student body with its fine music at the annual Midwin¬ ter concert. Then in the spring, they returned to the DeVilbiss auditorium to present their Spring concert. The date of this performance was May twentieth. In addition to entertaining the De¬ Vilbiss students, the orchestra also partook in other forms of musical activities. For instance, exchange concerts were scheduled in which our orchestra went to other schools to play, and in return, those schools sent their orchestras to perform here. Mr. Tongring also planned to visit the grade schools whose students would at¬ tend DeVilbiss, to arouse interest among pros¬ pective members of future DeVilbiss orchestras. Mr. Tongring hopes that these efforts will main¬ tain the high musical standards of past DeVil¬ biss orchestras. 84

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Band Hershman, Tom Hetzel, Diana Heywood, John Howard, Tom Huckaba, Jim Jacquemotte, William Karohn, Richard Kirby, Gloria Kory, James Lee, Dave Maze, Pam McKitrick, Joy McKit- rick, John McNutt, Larry Minneker, Ann Mittendorf, Frank Mor¬ gan, Pat Neal, Mary Jo O ' Rourke, Dick Parker, David Reape, Dorinda Redrup, Susan Reeve, Carl Richie, Jim Riggs, Susan Ruby, Ron Samsel, Don Samuelson, Bill Sanzenbacher, Carl Scha¬ fer, Maudette Shapiro, Howard Singer, Rosalie Smolinski, John Stahl, Bruce Stevenson, Sandy Stewart, Allen Stoolmiller, Judy Suchomma, Donna Swanbeck, John Utz, Susan Wade, Sandy Warrington, Tom Webb, Carol Weeks, Steve Weihl, Janet Wilkins, Noel Wolf, Carolyn Wrage, Sue Wrest, Wynne Zaugg, Tom Zbinben. 83 I (

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t Eight high-stepping majorettes prance down the football field twirling their silver batons. Never a miss, usually in step, they entertain the spectators during half-time. Pictured here are (L. to R.): Sandy Blanchard, Judy Suchomma, Gloria Kory, Carol Beck, Phil Ba¬ ker (Drum Major), Sue Burt, Rosalie Smolinski, Dee Heywood, and Sue Ruby. Majorettes and Cheerleaders Seven pretty girls, dressed in our school colors scream until they are hoarse. Their pur¬ pose is to create enthusiasm among the spectators and to inspire the football and basket¬ ball players to go forth and win. Pictured here they are (L. to R.): Linda Radabaugh, Lynn Urwitz, Betsy Radunz, Louise Cox, Patsy Radunz, Linda Miley, Paula Fingerhuth. 85