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

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Practice Insures Precision, Pride Summer afternoon practices resulted in prize- winning precision as Varsity Cheerleaders re- turned from camp with three lst place ribbons and a spirit award. The Junior Varsity squad attended the August Cheerleading Clinic at the University of Toledo, where they learned new cheers, viewed a jean-Lee fashion Show, and competed with other squads. Throughout the year cheerleaders and Tiger-, ettes intensified spirit on the field and off by painting Spirit signs for Athletic teams, sending telegrams on the nights of away games and cheering for the Cross Country team. They also decorated a car for Homecoming and pre- sented the football players with a cake. Fresh names, faces and smiles appeared in September as a panel of five judges selected seven freshmen cheerleaders. In an attempt to create better relationships between area schools, T.A.S.C. established a Public Relations Committee. lt involved the cheerleaders from all area schools with Cindy Davis, captain of the DeVilbiss Varsity cheer- leaders, as its student director. Tigerettes, Cclockwise from the rightj Robin DeVries, Patti Mostov, Cheryl Liber, Fran Guzman, Nadine Adam- son, and Diane Germain relax between routines. l -r Kara., ,4 ,- t ,ii ,ue ,f. r Varsity Cheerleaders evaluate a chemistry homeroonfs interpretation of the Formula for Victory over the MacMen in the basketball tournament: Karen Rupp, Linda Folger, Barb Dunlap, Cindy Davis, Beth Robinson.

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D.H. . Revives arade Tradition Enthusiasm reached an all time high as the 2-day Homecoming celebration got under way with the assembly crowning Dee Dee Esser as homecoming queen. Crowds lined Marlow and Algonquin streets after school to see the first homecoming parade in 3 years. Various or- ganizations spent hours planning and develop- ing Mowing over Clover , and Surrender Central themes. Majorette mascots performed in costume with their high school counterparts, while the drill team made their half-time debut marching with the band. Tiffany lamps, bicycles and banners trans- formed the cafeteria into a ballroom filled with the magic of the gay 90,s,'. Charlie Chaplain, Humphrey Bogart, and Keystone Cops movies projected the theme of uThose Were the Daysn. iii Above: Elizabeth Spencer, Greg Rogers, Tom Berger, and Linda Folger enjoy gigantic posters and tabletops decked in red, white, and blue at the homecoming dance. Upper Left: Enthusiasm reverberates through the stands as Rodger Barrow crowns Dee Dee Esser the 1969-70 Homecoming Queen. Right: Debutantes and Forum's combined efforts created the float Surrender Central .