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Student Aeti u Those were the Days , parade, kisses - Four elections necessary to elect Student Council president Choir caroling through halls at Christmas Standing Room Only Quiz Bowl-buzz, john Faichney, DeVilbiss. Clangiug of the ORANGE victory bell Vities
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Phyllis inspires 'Norwegian Wood' Beth Reigns Queen Phyllis Arnold's election to the Area Vice Presidency, May 1969, strengthed DeVilbiss, involvement in Toledo Student Council. Stu- dents volunteered support to the March of Dimes, and spring charity drive for A.L.S.A.C. The Vote 19 project gained momentum through the organization of a door-to-door campaign. T.A.S.C. sponsored the largest workshop in the U.S. DeVilbiss students lead groups in discuss- ing, Student Council-Is It Really a Dream?,' While others organized a people-ization think- a-long . The T.A.S.C. dance climaxed hours spent in the planning and creating stages as the Great Hall of the Masonic Auditorium reflected the theme Norwegian Wood . Phyllis, as Area Vice President, initiated plans for the dance. Beth Robinson, DeVilbiss' Queen candidate arrived as one of the five semi-finalists. Tension mounted as each couple cast their vote for queen. A surge of pride swept through DeVilbiss students as Beth reigned Queen. Above Phyllis Arnold consults Robin DeVries, chairman of the bids com- mittee for the T A S.C. dance, about the number of bids each Toledo area - High School should receive. Center: Beth Robinson and her escourt Charles B.OCk1kl anticipate the announcement of the results of the voting for T.A.S.C. queen Right Vicki Small, chairman of the Toledo Area Scholarshi p com- mittee ind Judy Odenheimer, chairman of the interschool exchange pro- gram discuss unminent T.A.S.C. projects.
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