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

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Student Activities 1. Students show school spirit ot the Shoe Bowl gome. 2. Ricl Adomson and Greg Gillespie weld sets for the musicol. 3. Borb Breno, Jim Monera, end Jann Veller join o possenger in o chorus of Pretty Baby on the Stoten Island Ferry, during the P.O.G. trip to New York. 4. Freshmen cheerleaders Becky McClure, Brenda Brown, and Amy Thielen ride on top of a cor in the Homecoming parode. 5. Mr. K. Morris watches os Kathy Ness, suffer- ing from o sprained ankle she got while in the musical, leoves the stage after being inducted into National Honor Society. 6. Cheryl Minor and Rick Michaels act in Bye- Bye Birdie . 7. Decorated cars full of excited, cheeri.ng students file out of Ottowo Pork in the Homecoming parade. Students communicafed by: ciieering vcu; laryngitis set in; printing oil ti ' ie latest gos- sip ; re-writing the constitution; octinc r nnr- ing, and singing in school product ' c recapping all the highlights of the year P.O.G. National Honor Society students conv- rr. ' jnicated by means of brainwaves. At Home- coming time, TADS expressed themselves through float themes. They also communi- cated in student-faculty rop sessions • -od ' ng gym dosses in How to keep frc c ' i ' ■tie balance beam ; cnri guio: i.; school projects.

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CJames J. Kilcorse, Jr. The students, staff and parents of DeVilbiss High School have lost one of the true friends of the academic world through the death of Mr. James Kil- corse, DeVilbiss High School Principal of Curriculum and Instruction. Those who knew Mr. Kilcorse are well aware of his vast knowledge of subject matter and teaching tech- niques; of his ability to grasp the meaning of new ideas, new materials, and the thrust of new programs in our complex curriculum. Yet, Mr. Kilcorse found time to be in the halls, end class- rooms, and took part in student activ- ity life during his years at DeVilbiss. Mr. Kilcorse had the ability to recognize the needs of our students, staff and community as he attempted to work towards the development of a total curriculum reflecting the desires of all segments of the DeVilbiss neigh- borhood communities. Throughout his fifteen years at De- Vilbiss High School, Mr. Kilcorse was constantly striving to instill in students the ideal of our school, motto, Finis Origine Pendet , (the end depends upon the beginning) .

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Above: Homeroom representatives take notes during a meeting. Below: T.A.S.C. representatives, Bharathi Jayanthi and Mary Ann Biler, leave for another session. Dave Rice — Vice President, and Johnnie Lloyd — Clerk of the Board, listen to new proposals. Above: Mike Gold — Junior Rep., hustles the Senior Rep., Sarah Reiser, as Mary Mossing — Soph. Rep., and Freshman Rep., Leslie Skoff get in on the oction. Right: Students enjoy the ice-skating party at Ottawa Park.