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

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'fm- ?',i ,N -1,1 Lower right: Stephanie Lebeun Clan Kuplanl combines vocal talents with Reginald Fairlocks CStephen Daughertyj singing No Fair At All. Below: Archie Wright Uim Purkj returns from his voyage in Search of the Secret of Eternal Youth. Elaine Goodman fCindy PL1lIllEI'l8HdDHViC:l Wright Chflurty Britschj meet before their audition.

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.R.O. Imitates Broadway Shows Beginning in June, General Chairman Barb Cooper and Student Director John Faichney reviewed Broadway Shows and periodical pub- lications in search of innovative ideas for the Deviltries '70. The resulting S.R.O. CStand- ing Room Onlyl reflected intense preparation and varied talents in acting, singing, instrumental music and dancing. The story line follows two up-and-coming stars of stage and screen, Elaine Goodman and David Wright, who meet one day while exploring the scene of their first audition. Elaine receives the attention of the renowned actor, Reginald Fairlocks, and the leading role in Tony Piasanols newest play, David portrays a waiter. He realizes that he loves Elaine and conspires with Stephanie Le- beau to undermine the Reginald! Elaine romance. This results in series of comic situations. Upper right: Production Dancers, Beth Robinson, Linda Folger, Ben Wendell, Bob Wilds, Bob Walden, Barb Dunlap, Al Snyder and Karen Rupp, perform a lively and original routine to Feelin Groovy. Far right Sheila Cook, Joyce Goree, Charles McDaniel, Derrik Roberts and Kay Robinson perform as the group Aquarius Individually they interpret popular rock and soul. Right: Director Tony Piasano CGeorge Sarantoub enjoys the attention of Usherettes Betty Reek, Diane Klotz, Judy Kovacs, and Ann McWilliam. Above: Muriel fPhyllis Arnold? and Ullysses CBernie Mastl Goodman Elaine's middle-class Jewish parents, pursue their un usual hobbies.

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Students rganize, Produce Shows Stagecraft and Lighting class members build- ing and painting sets, props crew rushing to change scenes, directors coaching their actors, make-up committee practicing-these are just some of the things which happened before the presentation of any show. Crews and com- mittees Worked for Weeks before opening night to insure that everything would be in order. Special problems arose this year in Oliver,' with more difficult lighting and stage crew work due to the elaborate set. However, the crews handled both efficiently and effectively. X w Ugper Right: Ann Mannix practices applying make-up. A ave: The Pit Orchestra, Front Row: Don Gibbs, jack Phelps, Richard Bosse, Roxanne Reder, Mark Everhart, Steve Weis, Jeff Krueger, Laura Pownall, Nancy Scheer, Kit Cramer. T05 Row: Alan Benjamin, Allen Schwabe, Phil Peitrykows i, Bill Thomas, Ron Sloan, joe Binder- kneckt, Dave Pankratz, Dan Ward, Byron Wolfing, jean Bauer, Sharon Ott, Margot Marion,Dave Grandall.Right: Oliver committee co-chairmen. Front Row: Nancy Scheer-Programs, Gwen Peterson, Linda Meier-Cast Party. Second Row: Ken Skalski-Student Director, Bruce Cirkins-Stage Manager. Third Row: Don Sillence, Mari- anne Hewlett-Propsg Cheryl Epstein-Tickets. Topliow: Gretchen Taylor, Phyllis Arnold-Make-up, Nadine Adam- 'ipnflhblicityg Robin Adams-Programsg Bob Wallace- ic ets.