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

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Above: Julie Anderson and Dianne Skaff discuss plans for the club tobogganing trip to Pokogon, Indiana. Below: Playing the part of Santa Clous, Kothy Begley horns it up at a pep assembly. Right: Above: Preparing for a snowboll fight in Senior court ore Scott Snow and Dianne Skaff. Center: Adding up the sales of the Magazine Drive is Melanie Pertcheck — Finance. Below: When not planning assemblies, Mork Buckley points in room 122.

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Commissioners Commissioners Now Total 12 Bob Arquette headed the new Charity Com- mission. A Christmas Cheer Chorale Concert and United Appeal Drive were some of his projects. One of the zany new ideas thought up by Scott Snow was the Spirit Rock , a one page article dealing with activities around the school Other ideas were a Senior Scropbook and tobogganing race through Ottawa Park. Organizations Commissioner, Julie Ander- son, stressed the need for club unity. At monthly club presidents meetings, she planned events that all the clubs could participate in, such as; a tobogganing trip, a tug-of-war, and a dance marathon. Dianne Skaff — Social Service, worked closely with Julie. She also kept records of club activities. As Awards Commissioner, Kathy Begley gave awards during DeVilbiss Week, Candy Sale, and Magazine Drive. Heading these two drives was Melonie Pertcheck — Finance, who reported a profit of eighteen hundred dollars. Other commissioners were; Mary Whipple — Athletics, Mark Buckley — Assemblies, Tom Whelan — Welfare, Tom Weissbrod — Presi- dent of Student Council, Dove Rice — Vice President, and Johnnie Lloyd — Clerk of the Board. Above: Besides tallying votes during elections, Tom Whelan plays on the chess team. Right: Mary Whipple practices her sharp-shooting.

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Students who made Black History Week pos- sible. Seated: Guy Douglas, Charles Peyton, Co-Chairman; Dwight Hunter, Stage: Paul- etta Cooper, Winston Bizel, Joanne Baker, Co-Chairman; Glenda Cooper, Johnnie Lloyd, Iva Brassfield, Keith Dobbins. Back: Debra Grant, Down Barnett, Corinthia Logon. Committeeif Students Escape The Blah ( Deferred until next year Students took a short break from the every day routine of school with a 5 day session ol fun and learning called Horizon Week. ' They learned subjects not regularly taught such as: bicycling, camping, witchcraft one photography. This program was discussed lost year by the Student-Faculty Board. However, this year the Board had the job of carrying it out during the latter part of April. Another idea the Board worked on was dependent Study. Four classes of Human Relations were taught this year under the direction of Mr. Pa- luszak. Before, there was only one such class Human Relations is different from other subjects. To get an A , you perform 21 vol- unteer services. Some students put in time at St. Anthony ' s Villa, Toledo Hospital, and the Old Folks Home. Another volunteer service added this year was aiding teachers. Mr. Paluszak hoped this would bring about a better relationship between students and faculty. Students on the Student-Faculty Board: Sue Hedler, Tom Weissbrod and Tami C teachers concerning Horizon Week. ross, meet with