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

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Upper left: Miss C. Ho them win best decorate presents first prize ribl Club C instmoi window ird ' s freshman homeroom poses in (he hols that helped Nancy Morford, Candy Jones, Kalhy Sheline, and Paiti Clifgard hold the f room during Spirit Week. Above Right: Borb Weber through mode by the Tigerelles and Cheerleaders. Right: Coach C. D ' £, Dn (o Rick Croskery and Sandra King for the German encourages the team to go out and fight Above: Awaiting the return of the Tigers at halflime,

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South America Sends Exchange Student Maria Nan Clares, a foreign exchange student from Columbia, South America, participated in the Youth for Understanding program. She stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Abel, Jr. for one year. Maria involved herself in many activities. Some of her favorite pastimes included joining the Spanish 2 and 3 classes for dinner at Loma Linda ' s, attend- ing youth group activities at Pilgrim Church, seeing Tiger basketball games and Junior Sorelles. Her interests included volleyball, painting, reading and collecting dolls and postcards from foreign countries, hiaving many relatives, Maria received mail almost every day of the week. M Upper left: Maria enlertains Julie Abel with her guitar playing and singing Above: The Clarence Abel. Jr family ook on as Maria, center right, shows a hand-carved gold tray she brought them from Columbia Right: Weoring a floor- length striped poncho from her native country. Mar early January in time to enjoy her first sight of at the Abel ho

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Spirit Sparks The Year Of The Tiger ■ v« : Outstanding record in sports brought spirit to a high peak. Ticket sales for alt events were extremely high compared to past years. Homecoming was a huge success selling a record JJ2 bids. Signs clustered on walls and enthusiastic cheering before all games projected students ' support for their team. Garbage cans in the halls showed school colors in polka dots, stripes, and checkerboards. Carnation and mailbox sales also surpassed all previous years. In honor of red division basketball champs, cheer- leaders decorated the varsity locker room and the halls. DEVILBISS was spelled out in large white etters painted on the orange bleachers of the stadium. Christmas dance sold 37 bids and the car caravan to Sandusky was once more well at- tended Many students signed up for commissions, committees for dances, and committees for school productions. Anyone looking at the Tiger side at a game could see assorted costumes, hats, and signs that all showed the fact we felt we were - I no matter what happenedl Upper left: Pulling finishing loaches of tfie rainbow on Ihe bands lloal is Bill Early. Midd ' e left; Dove Brilsch dramalizes a Cen- tral player ' s condition after meeting wilh Ihe Tigers Middle right: Mrs. H. Kalh, Lynn Wilkins, Sue Juergens, Mr K Morris, and Julie Anderson join in Ihe fun on homecoming morning Above right; D.H..S. fans go wild at the championship game.