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

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CHUCK PETREE Row one--Marilyn Paulin, Barbara Byrnes, Roberta Westcott, Jacquie Snyder, Ruth Sturdevant, Ruth Hawkins, Marthasue Bauer, Shirley Oviatt, Phyllis Lanz. Row two-Marian Smith, Betty Scott, Dolores Henry, Barbara Brown, Elizabeth Roulet, Marie Piper, Laura Kaseman, Evelyn Feltus, Shirley Kaucher. Row three-Dave Wilson, Jim Tippett, Tom Wittman, John Erler, Dick Crumley, Walter Muller, Paul Jeffreys, Sam Billig, Duane Hudson, Virginia Zeller. Row Four-Ed Buckley, Charles Clark, Jackie Scott, Pat Dever, Marilyn Emery, Marie Frautschi, Marilyn Magnus, Magdalen Netter, Betty Troup, Louise Markhus, llene Levey. Row five-Paul Rapp, Connie Adams, Jeanne Shirk, Al Feibach, Bob Edmunds, Dick Huffman, Eugenie Eichman, Audrey Bueche, Betty McKenzie, Nancy Butler, Virginia Andrews. Row six-Bill Ford, Jim Hammeral, Malcolm McClurg, Joe Sturtz, Bill Ahrendt, Russell Berman, Jack Schaefer, Fred Gibbons, Gordon Gettum, Lee Mclfnight, Albert l-luFler, Walter Kobil, Row seven-Bob Gray, Bud Draheim, Tim Hewlett, Jack Duncan, Bob Williams, Chuck Petree, Robert Hager, Ronald Parkinson, Dick Talbut, Fred Nordsiek, Clark Folgate, Don DeWitt. Not in picture-Norm Arduser, Ray Altenberg, Glwynn Baker, Charles Brown, Naomi Buehler, Donna Chantoft, Dick Corwin, Mary Jo Davis, Dave Dickey, Richard Entenmann, Rex Henrickson, Betty Laures, Warren McBee, John Ryder, Mel Schultz, Robert l-lager. Tad Makes the Law sruosnr COUNCIL The Student Council ol DeVilbiss High School oiiers a Fine opportunity for student self-government, By the new constitution, patterned after that ol our national govern- ment, -lad and -laddy have built the Foundation lor a real democracy at DeVilbiss. Greatest undertaking oi the year for this organization was the sponsoring of the magazine subscription campaign. Proceeds oi this drive, amounting to over one thousand dollars, were added to the Student Council funds. part ol this money was then used For band instruments. Chuck Petree, president of the Student Council, was chief 'ladite this year, and was assisted in his executive work by the Board of Commis- sioners. 418s

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l Sealed-Ruth Hawkins, Row one-Shirley Oviatt, Ruth Sturdevant, Jeanne Shirk, Connie Adams, Bill Ford. Row Iwo-Bob Edmunds, Bob Gray, Mr. Mathias, Tim l-lewlett, AI Feibach Malcolm McClur5, Jim l-lammerel. No! in picture-June Rose Wenland. COMMISSIONERS Ruth Sturdevanl . . . Commissioner of Welfare ...boss of school politics. . . conducts elections and counts ballots . . . also has charge of Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets and plans assem- blies. Jim Hammerel . . . fills the position of student banker as Com- missioner of Finance . . . supervises feature movie and noon movies . . . takes in 10672, of the profits of all school club activ- ities-in other words, Jim's the wolf at every club's door. Jeanne Shirk and Connie Adams . . . Co-commissioners of or- ganizations . . . busy bees in a busy bee-hive, trying to see that all who wish it have club membership . . . at the same time preventing some Tadites from suffering nervous prostration as a result of over-activity. ' Bob Gray . . . gets the news through as Commissioner of Pub- lications . . . helps the faculty advisors in organizing and main- taining the Prism and Pot O' Gold staffs. Bill Ford . . . arranges those air raid drills, also fire drills . . . bosses Service Corps . . . loses your found articles and finds lost articles. Malcolm McClurg . . . Publicity Commissioner. . . has charge of getting those pretty posters placed around school . . . super- vises the school Publicity Bureau. Shirley Oviatt . . .Social Affairs Commissioner. . . takes care of Tad's social life, including Student Council affairs . . . checks over club plans to see that everything is hunky-dory. Tim Hewlett . . . Justice Commissioner . . . appoints the little men who stop you in the halls . . . brings strayers from the straight and narrow to court. Allen Feibach . . . Athletics Commissioner. . . responsible for everything at football games except winning them . . . mass meetings, athletic publicity, cheerleaders. . . also has charge of intramurals athletics. Bob Edmunds . . . Awards Commissioner. . . has a filing system. which grants points to students for activities and service . . . gives awards for service and scholarship to seniors at the end of the year. June Rose Wenland . . . Defense Commissioner . . . sells war stamps in the lobby . . . helps Uncle Sam in any way possible here at school. Ruth Hawkins . . . Clerk of the Board . . . has to write the minutes of Student Council meetings before it meets . . . writes and writes . . . takes attendance . . . checks grades. 117,

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TadLa, sD0wntheLaw srunem couiu The sun was shining brightly outdoors, the buds were just coming out on the trees and bushes. Tad controlled his de- sires as long as possible, but just before fifth hour, he left school for the wide open spaces. The next morning during second hour he was summoned to the library. l-lere he stood face to face with justice in the form of student court. The prosecuting Attorney presented the charges, Tad stated his defense, and the court made its decision. Tad would spend two hours after school on successive evenings helping the librarians. Thus does the student court, by use of its student-given authority, help the deans to maintain discipline. Commissioner 4419, TIM HEWLETT Let! lo Right-Gordon Gettum, Bill Kirk, Bob Bohl, Tim Hewlett, Jack Duncan, Mary Felt, Bo Bowman, John Draheim, of Justice and Chief Justice first semester was Tim l-lewlett, who was assisted by seven of his classmates. During the Student Council reorgani- zation of the second semester, Joan Crt, Dicl4 Talbut, and Wesley Gray tool4 their seats as justices for the rest of the year.