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

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STUDENT COUNCIL Row One-Stuart XVeckerly, Sam Billig, Dick Baker, Mary Kerr, Marcia Anderson, Fred Fuller, Phil Bockley, Jim Lang, Janet Brown,Julia Mozgon, Alice Vietmeier, Elizabeth Roulet. Rau: Two-jerry Mellor, James Grover, Howard Minke, Jackie Bode, Barbara Schumm, Margaret Minke, Donald Weber, Sheldon Bowers, Jerry Emery, Don Messersmith, Pat Monaghan, Peggy jackson. Row Three-Lucille Romherger, Sue Brown, Shirley Boote, Annis Henry, Margaret Lugibil, Mary Brown, Mary K. Sherman, Jean Ann Schroder, Karen Youngs Donna Biehler, Pat Stacey, Barhara Byrnes, Margaret VanGorder, Barbara Freed. Rau' Four-Bill Teaderman, Jack Robedeau, Rush Friddle, Fred Rothacker, Jim Metcalf, Jim Strub, Ted Schraishuhn, Carl Blank, Ralph Shunk, Bill Longthorne, Melvin Kimble, Charles Breese, Lawrence W'alborn. What labor-management committees are to industry, the student council is to DeVilbiss, affording an opportunity, through student representation, to assist in solving school problems. Under the guidance of President Phillip Bockley, it has remained an active and efficient body. The Council conforms to a constitution very similar to that of our national government. The purpose of this group is to better the general welfare of the school-to offer leadership of, by, and for the students. It helps to make DeVilbiss a truly democratic school. Duties of Commissioners ATHLETICS Controls intramural athletics, assists With mass STUDENT WELFARE Supervises relief and clean-up campaignsg assists homeroom presidents, conducts elections. FINANCE Checks organizations' treasuriesg conducts all money-raising projects, supervises ticket sales. ORGANIZATIONS and PRODUCTION SERVICE Organizes clubs, grants and revokes club charters. PUBLICATIONS Supervises publications. JUSTICE As chief justice, conducts Student Court sessions. SCHOOL SERVICE Assumes charge of all school equipmentg hall patrol duty, and fire drills. meetings and rallies. AWARDS Checks on and arranges awards in school ac- tivities. DEFENSE Manages sales and drives of United States War Savings Stamps and Bonds. CLERK OF THE BOARD Records minutes and attendance of all Council meetings. WAR SERVICE Identifies all Service recognition. SOCIAL AFFAIRS Arranges all school social affairs, PUBLICITY Handles all school publicity. 2 4 I

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FROM RAW MATERIALS In those distant pre-war days, our books were symbols of drudgery- a task to be quickly finished before play could begin. We enjoyed ceaseless laughter at the first hesitant attempts of the freshmen to become acquainted with their new surround- ings. As sophomores and juniors we advanced to recognition within the school, entering various organizations which would give us publicity and self-confidence. As seniors we looked forward to graduation and social activities-to cram every- thing we could into those few short months before college. -xv 1, f x? -Tia H -'C I. lui' K - f ' . 5 lj Y y f ' 'X ff? X? X X, 'fri' , . ' 'N V i r C7 fflngafwli -- J Je' ' 7 ' .J-A A Z it q' f' , 1, iq 1: .-:R-be i Q H X el ' N ff ,-- i F: I, f Q ' .L 21:-S , ' N- Q 3, gl M Au. - P ,gg CABG my Amy! 26