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

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thx- -t i Dick Alexander, Liz Bowers, Marie Martin, Bob Smith, Sue Cosgrove. 2' .432 . . f 5 .X X ,V 1 - 'vs Ioyce Dutkowski, Marilyn Heinrich. STANDING: Ron Bill Ninke, like all boys, requires the capable Harlan Lewis, Bob Morawski, Bill Ninke. assistance of a girl, namely Rhea Singer. . . . With Delfilbiss Activities. Editor ........................ Business 61 Circulation Manager ..... . Assistant ................. Advertising Manager. . . . . . Assistants ........ Art Editor ....... Boys' Athletics. ..... . . . Assistant ............ Faculty :St Administration. . . Freshman Class Editor .... Assistant . . ......... . . . .... George Roby . . .Karen Unified loyce Dutkowski ... . . . .Liz Bowers . . Sue Cosgrove Dick Alexander Ron Tonneberger Phil Rogers . . .George Roby . . .Ray Beerrnan . Dick Schroeder Marilyn Heinrich . . . . .Phil Rogers Dick Alexander Girls' Athletics ...... Iunior Class Editor .... Assistant ....... Literary Editor ..... Organizations .... Assistant .... Panel Editor ....... . . . . .Florence Roose Rhea Lou Singer .. Marie Martin Barbara St. Iohn . Mary Gehring . Mary Gaffney ... . . .Bill Ninke Photographers ....... .... B ob McConnell, Bob Morawski Photography Editor .... ................ Senior Class Editor ...................... . . .Harlan Lewis . .Patti Cartlidge Assistants. ........... Iudy Scarisbrick, Sue Crosgrove Sophomore Class Editor .................. Assistant ........................... . . . .Linda Baker . . . . . Bob Smith Typists ......... .... I oyce Dutkowski, Ron Tonneberger

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Karen Unfried George Roby, iv l SEATED: Phil Rogers. STANDING: Patti Carthdge Linda Barbara St. Iohn, Bob McConnell, ludy Scarisbrick Mr D N Stalker, Business Adviser: Miss Mary Gaffney, Mary Gehring, Ray Beerman, Florence Roose, Dick Ruth Smith Literary Adviser. Schroeder. Pot 0 Gold Shines At The End 0f The Year Deadline-Deadline-These are the words that everyone on the Pot O' Gold staff hates to hear. It means for all of us a mad scramble to arrange our work in acceptable form, send it to our literary adviser, Miss Ruth Smith, and to our literary editor to be okayed before turning it over to the typist. The Business Staff, supervised by Mr. D. N. Stalker, was busy all year taking care of subscriptions for the book, keeping the records in order, handling contracts, soliciting advertising, scheduling and then meeting the schedules for photoqraphy. Thirteen of the staff members took time oft from their work to attend the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Convention in New York City in March. After the fun and excitement was over, George Roby and Karen Unfried, Editor and Business Manager respectively, made final arrangements for the editing of the eagerly awaited Pot O' Gold.

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Prisrn Sparkles Bi- Weekly . . . Copy, galley, make-up -these are terms familiar to the Prism Staff. The newspaper originates with the gathering of school news by reporters and the journalism class. Personal interviews, sport write-ups, and special features are the highlights of every issue. After the make-up is completed, the dummy is sent to the printer and returned in galleys. This is proofread by Susan Thal and returned to the printer. The Business Staff now takes over the handling of the paper. After being counted, the Prisms are distributed to every homeroom. This ends the publication of another issue of the Prism. The students will forget the paper until the next Prism Day, but the staff immediately begins Working on the forthcoming issue. Advising the Prism Staff on every publication are Miss Bose Bloom, Literary Adivserp and Miss Elaine Hirth, Business Adviser. YUM IN THIS IF Ytk forms G Mo Miss Elaine Hirth, Business Advis Thalp Miss Rose Bloom, Literary erg Susan l YAPRISM ' . . 4 ti f' 4 Adviser. A fl.. to Rl Mary Finkenbmer Bob McConnell Tom Iosephsen Ioan Culp Sue McMurray Sara Icme Ruffin 24 g Lf' SEATED: Marcia Shore. STANDING: Hugh Crossland, Bob Greenberg, Vicky Brenneman, Sandy Gauthier. Bob Morawski.