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R-v Hflv , % t Upper left: Wr. K. Worris, new principal, and Mr. M. Veilh, new athletic director, take or) early interest in the school by attending a Tiger cross country meet. Upper right: Girls c own around white advertising for the Fantastiks , the first play ever presented In the court. Above left; Couples dance at the first tri-dub Christmas dance, held at the Franklin Park Mall. Above right: For the first time in 23 years the DeVilbiss basketball team won the Red Division title.
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I Mil IM III I ■■ ■111 - ' ■ - =« ■ Upper left; Tawasi bulletin board forecasts upcoming year. Upper right: Farley Bell gets the gimme five handslap from Coach C. Demi eo. Above: Fans ex- p ode after a Tiger touchdown. M „ 2 9 t
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Breaking Through Tradition To ' Try The New ' Change initiated the year with a new administra- tion and fresh ideas: Instead of fwo separate pep assemblies in the auditorium, all students went to the boys ' gym at the same time. This unification of the student body doubled the cheering volume and helped psyche up the players. After many years of trying, the Student Government succeeded in ob- taining permission for outdoor lunches in the open courtyard off the cafeteria. Music from various radio stations added to the liveliness of indoor lunches. For the first time foreign language students went to Spain and France during the Easter vacation. The annual student-written, student-acted play. Deviltries, opened its tryouts to teachers. Mrs. Carol Hall, debate instructor, captured a leading role. For the first time since 1965 the Student Gov- ernment brought back the Varsity Drag, an old- fashioned dance complete with jukebox and soda fountain. Those students attending contributed to the mood of nostalgia by dressing in the apparel of the 1950 ' s and doing the jitterbug. Upper left: Free TARTA bussing i high. schoolers. On crisp Nov students appreciated warm ride enjoy the outdoor lunch begun ; a welcome change to all area ber mornings hke Ihls one, left; On a sunny day TADS spring Above Cusfon derbies produce a new spark of enthu ionship game against Sf- Francis. the City Champ-
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