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

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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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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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Student Government Revamps Direction Response, Interest After the confusion of three elections, Sharon Heine emerged as President of the 1969-70 Stu- dent Council. This yearis main objective was replacing the negative student attitude toward Student Council with a positive one. A central concern arose involving the incomplete con- stitution functioning against a liberal student body. This resulted in the formation of a Con- stitutional Revision Committee Which realized in part the objectives of previous revisionary attempts. The committee met with jim Cook, Student Council President of Sylvania. They hoped to incorporate the ideas of the National Con- stitution by expanding on provisions in the existing constitution. Under its new title, Stu- dent Covernment consisted ofthe Student Body, as the governed, Student Congress, Judiciary and Administration. The February 11 meeting revealed 64 representatives in favor of the proposed constitution, 2 opposed. Above: Sharon Heine prepares to introduce Democratic Senate candidate, john Glenn Cleft? with his campaign manager, Robert Savage, at the assembly held in his honor. Above Left: DeVilbiss Student Council Vice President, Tom Keller, reflects on the importance of communication between the governed and governing body. Left: Student Council President, Sharon Heine, presents the new constitution for ratification. 'I 5 i