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

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. . eflnswer With ebirth f S irit Spirit signs and posters on every window and wall greeted entering students this fall. These were the signals, the key to a most highly-spirited year. Student leaders elected last spring had determined to overcome the apathy and low morale of the student body. This new spirit consisted of enthusiastic support and cheering at games and assemblies, brightly-colored bulletin boards and participa- tion of many clubs in the Christmas window contest. Ticket sales for all events were high. The magazine drive was a success. Most important of all, however, teachers commented that this year students displayed a desire and a willingness to study and learn. Left: Tigerettes encourage Varsity football players as they leave for Warren Harding Middle: A tiger first down brings forth a great cheer at the Macomber game Lower Reflecting the thirties, John Kuehnle revives the tradition of male cheerleaders by cheering at the Rogers and Start games. ff

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' c TT'- 2-llc. .Q V1 J M , MBE' ifmmfi ' EQEW' U EQUWQ 533.gif Qlilgfii Upper: Greg Wright deftly maneuvers the basketball down the court. Upper right: Over 720 excited students pile into a caravan of 30 decorated cars and head for Sandusky for the first football game of the year. Above: New prizes such as bright posters and patches give students an incentive to sell magazines. Lower right: Luann Perales and Carol German express delight at the unveiling of the new tiger at an assembly. ,P

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