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

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As September seventh rolled around, students and faculty were ready, banding together to unite with other Toledo Public Schools in the hopes of further- ing education.l Yet behind the cold brick walls and dark bleak windows lay the true DeVilbiss, a school that was united with the system yet unique. Many new ideas and plans were instituted, making ours a novel school. Under the direction of David Carter, assistant principal of Ac- tivities, a new program was de- veloped to increase student and teacher participation in clubs. The program, never before tried ' in our system, was set up so that two days a month classes were shortened and an activities pe- riod was scheduled. Problems did arise, but with good manage- ment and hard work on the part of teachers and students the ac- tivities period turned into a plus. Our five skill center courses also added individuality and style. Students from other area schools came to learn food man- f vi. In ',,.1 gi, agement, dataiaccounting, appli- ance repair, law enforcment and auto body repair. Our own Tiger Grill, run by fast food students, not only helped to make us unique, but stopped the early morning hungries for many stu- dents. Tonya Talbert catches the spirit during a pom pom meet- mg The club meeting was held in the gym during the first activities period of the year.

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