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

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risers Ceinp Over Stritch Enthusiasm began homecoming morning when all floats were judged at the Ottawa Park Shelter House. C.O.E. ' s float was chosen as the best, with the Junior Class and I.O.E. floats following in second and third place respectively. Decorated cars, trucks, and floats paraded down North Cove to Upton and then to the stadium. DeVilbiss dominated the game, ending in a 47-20 victory over Cardinal Stritc h, with help from Terry Crosby who scored three touch- downs. At half-time Karen Knabbs was announced Homecoming Queen with Denise Brigman as first runner-up. History was made as Karen was DeVilbiss ' first black homecoming queen. Following the crowning, the band played, I Don ' t Know How to Love Him from Jesus Christ Superstar. Rainbows All Around Us was the theme of the dance which was held at the Crown Room at Imperial Lanes. It was less crowded than last year with only 82 couples enjoying jazz music by The Candy Johnson Combo. Iva Brassfield and Cheryle Minor, members of the choir, sang two songs as a special feature. Driving for extra yardage — Terry Crosby, (22). pushes toward the goal line as Alfred Brown, (42), and Farley Bell, (81). look on. Throe in a row — for the C.O.E. class as this was the third year they won Best Float Cheerleaders await Farley Bell to break the sign. We ' re 1. 12

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■ ■■! ■ ■■•■. Si 1 ' » l: Above: Trying to get the floor, Ray Byers, Vice President, stands. Right: Richard Kelly, Publicity Commissioner plays as he works. Far Right: Mr. C. Ellis, Student Government adviser, prepares to read the morning an- nouncements on the P.A. STUDENT GOVERNMENT 11

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¥ Homecoming Queen — Karen Knabbs Above: Couples enjoy jazz music by the Candy Johnson Combo. Below: Karen Knabbs and her escort, Terry Crosby, take a breather at the dance. ' ■; » e.-- « $ Angle Hamilton Cheryl Saba 13