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

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Student Government Holds Open Forum In an effort to get things out in the open, Student Government held an open forum on Ian- uary 6, 1971. This meeting was informal with all the officers sitting on the floor of the stage and President lim Black leading the discussion. Many proposals were brought up but none was voted on ecause it wasn't considered abusiness meeting. The open meeting was a new idea that was meant to give more students an active voice in Student Government policies. The new constitution which was adopted at the end of last year was put into action. This year Vice-President Mark Everhart presided at the meetings. Government donated one hundred dollars to the Pakistan relief fund after the disaster there. Some of the money for this fund was earned ,Y from Santa's Mailbox. UPPER LEFT: Chris Hewlett calls Frank Venner about the quiz bowl show. LEFT: Pat Ellis pins a boutonniere on Mark Everhart, Student Government Vice-President, at the Homecoming Dance. ABOVE: Students crowd into the mirror room on the last turn-in day for the magazine drive.

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i . l l TASC Promotes Arts Festival Toledo Area Student Council put on a Winter Arts Festival at Sylvania in Ianuary. The festivities consisted of a 'Battle of the Bands', a movie contest, and other art competitions. Mary Henrg and Joey Iones acted as the DHS coordinators y attending-area meetings and re- porting projects to the Student Government. Robin Getter was in charge of the TASC newsletter. Iane Draper worked on Scholarships while Bob Haddad planned Inter-School Exchange for DHS. Chris Hewlett was busy arranging the Quiz Bowl show for all the area schools involved in the program. Her duties included keeping score at the quiz bowl shows. on Sundays. UPPER RIGHT: Ioey Iones, Mary Henry, lane Draper, Bob Haddad and Robin Getter rejoice as they leave for a TASC- meeting. RIGHT: Student, Government, president Iim Black shows the trophy case to Rick Church, a TASC exchange student from Perrysburg. ABOVE: Laura Lebow, Al Bellg, and Maryanne Scheer, class representatives at large, take over Mr. Schafer's office.

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Spirit Committee Holds Slave Sale Four committees and boards served DeVilbiss. They were the Spirit Committee, the Student- Faculty board, the Human Relations committee, and the Iudiciary board. Spirit Committee devoted their time to making signs and posters for football and basketball games. They also supported the mothers' bake- sale for the Schneider memorial by making signs to advertise it. Difficulties arose with the choosing of the Student-Faculty board. It was finally decided that the Executive board would interview prospective members. The faculty were late in selecting their representatives. This delayed the actions of the Student-Faculty board. Phil Kaufman, Human Relations advisor said, The purpose of the Human Relations committee is to promote better human relations by working together through contacts to promote justice. A newly formed board, the Judiciary board, consisted of five students. These students studied Robert's Rules of Order and were responsible for keeping order at Student Government meetings. ABOVE: The Student Faculty Board lim Iohnson Gretchen Taylor lim Black Tom Damrauer Steve Vandivort, Karen Sarno, and Alex Gerwer NOT PICTURED Dave Ligibel and Cindy Challen