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

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Board Coordinates yriad of Projects Since their induction in the spring of 1969, commissioners and advisers filled room 122 with activity. Under the supervision of Mr. William Shaffer, the Activities Board initiated plans for the Magazine Drive, Candy Sale, two ''Decorate-the-Homeroom'' contests and intra- murals. Commissions extended membership to include freshmen second semester, enabling them to participate in the mechanics of Stu- dent Council elections and the activities of DeVilbiss Week. Santa's Mailbox served both as a means by which DeVilbiss students could extend Yule- tide greetings to friends, and as a fund-raising project for the T.A.S.C. Scholarship Committee. Shades of last year's Peace Corps program appeared as Student Council appointed Jim Booker as chairman of a committee to continue correspondence with our school in Togo, Africa. L W F-as 1 r l v ' ' ' 1 .A -. P 5 , I . A- . V fi' I ' -Z4?'r -,- f ' M :WA :gg y I-X kf gap Q - I, , .-. rv 1' - Above: Donald Kirk announces the Decorate the-Homeroomn contest for the Tiger vs. Mac- Men tournament game. Above Ri ht: Vicki Blunk aids Vicki Small in compiling Plandbooks which contain a paragraph about each club and will serve as guides for Freshman Club Day. Right: Sue German and Laura Sheets discover the thrill of snowmobiling through the Michigan winterland at an Activities Board retreat to Randy Balch's cottage. Center Right: Howard Ness encourages courtesy and enthusiasm as he introduces Basketball Coach Draheim at one of the assemblies. J . M11 If ,157

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Committees Four standing committees were affiliated with Student Council this year: Student-Faculty Board, Spirit Committee, Human Relations Board, and Ways and Means. The first of these, Student-Faculty Board, was inaugurated on a trial basis at the end of last year, and con- tinued as a permanent committee this year. This board of students and faculty tried to improve communication and solve problems between the student body and the administra- tion. Some of the proposals they presented to Student Council this year were: a committee of students to work with the library staff in selecting new books, speakers for senior study halls, a new reading improvement course, and open courts for all senior study halls. The Spirit Committee was very active again Above: Student Council Class Representatives: Dave Pan- kratz, Sophomoresg Phil Margy, Seniorsg jim Bosse, Fresh- meng Craig Lykins, juniors Knot picturedj, are in charge of the Ways and Means Committee. Right: The Spirit Com- mittee clowns in the stadium. Aid Student Council this year. At most of the athletic assemblies they provided entertainment for the students in the form of skits and jokes. One of their biggest projects was a slave sale. At this sale, members of the Spirit Committee were sold as slaves for one day to the highest bidder. A new committee this year was the Human Relations Board. They met once or twice a week to discuss Ways to ease racial tension between students. Although they wanted stu- dents to bring personal gripes to them, not many came, due mainly to poor publicity. Ways and Means, the money-making com- mittee, was headed by the four class represen- tatives. Two of their projects this year were cleaning up the parking lot, and finding a place to put the large picture of the tiger. f i 1 it ki ,, 1 i P5 if ig if IF -,,--ni