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

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President, Diclc Williamson, Treasurer, Mary Streib, Secretary, Carol Schroeder, Vice-President, William Thorpe. We Become a Part of DeViIbiss ..- With half of our high school days in the past,'the Fifty- Tooters can now pause a moment to recall the wonderful times we have had. The past has proved successful for us students because we have put forth our best effort to malce it so, Loolaing baclc we remember our class officers. We re- member that as Sophomores we participated in many different activities and obtained our foothold in DeVil- biss. We remember when we just had to malce that February 15th deadline for the Pot-Q'-Gold. We re- member the time when the Prism almost didn't come out on Tuesday. We remember how we served so faithfully on the Student Council Commissions hoping that one day we might become a commissioner. We remember the fun we had as lnter-Club Council Representative in planning the various social affairs and that as members of the 30 Sophomore Y-Teens or the Sophomore l-li-Y we were active. We remember that some of our classmates partici- pated in clubs related to their vocations-the Future Teachers and the future Nurses. We remember that our musically inclined or gifted friends were members of the Band and of the A Capella Choir. We remember the most talented ones always toolc part in the Dexfiltries. We remember those wonderful advisers-Miss l.ul4ens and Mr. Hardy who with their humor and their good guidance made this year a happy one in our remembrance. The memories that we enthusiastic fifty-Tooters are talqing with us as we leave school in .lune are ones of a happy and successful year. The outstanding qualities which have made this class what it is, will not be just memories but will be ever present as we continue the rest of our high school days.