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

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K lull! Steering Committee, Front Row Laura Lebow, Programs, Allard and Marianne Scheer, Junior Assistants, Dan Van- Student Director, Jane Draper, General Chairman, David and Ruth Landis, Junior Assistants. Front Row on stairs: Challen, Choreographer, Barb Weber and Nancy Juergens, Carol German and Mary Beth Goodman, Make-up, Jan Clark, Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Lee Sedlander and Becky Small, Usherettes, Ann Tippett, Props, Debbie Teitlebaum, Costumes, Chris Hewlett, Programs. Back Row: Brad Richie, Pit Band, Call: Veller, Publicity, Sandy Yourist and Paula Ash, Tickets, Colleen Fox, Publicity, Barb Heine, Cast Party. Original three-dimensional posters distinguish publicity for DeViltries. Publicity chairman, Colleen Fox, and helper Beth Watt distribute signs in classrooms. Crew, Seated: Ken Young, Bill Mayers, Nanci Brannan, David Walters. Manager, Jeff Cochran, Jeff Beck. Dave Rice, Bruce Winkler, Denny Klein, Fred Grossman. On ladder: ehnle, Steven Fox, Philip Rice, Stage Manager, Tom Brown, Assistant

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Liesl lSue Hazardi and her first love, the messenger boy Rolf lAl Snyderi sing and dance to the song, Sixteen Going on Seventeen . Musical Sound of Music Fills Auditorium The famous story of The Sound of Music was portrayed by students as this year's musical. The cast played to full houses for the Friday and Saturday night shows, and re- ceived standing ovations for all evening per- formances. lVlrs. Martha Pownall and Mr. Robert Baggs served as co-directors. Sister St. Marks, a substitute teacher, aided the production im- mensely by obtaining black robes for members of the choir who portrayed nuns. Sister St. Marks made other parts of the habits and headdresses. To fill the roles of the younger children of the Trapp family, it was necessary to enlist the aid of Pauline Koinas, a ten year old from St. Mary's grade school, and Chris Erd, a kindergartener at McKinley. Audiences en- joyed their performances greatly. Teitlebaumi standing by. of Captain von Trapp waltz on the mountain-side terrace: Kim Wendt, Bill Schultz, Ness, Carlos Wilder, Mike Lykins, Susan Hewlett, Kim Beatty, and Charlie Carter. Mother Abbess lSheila Cooki sings f Maria's problems at the convent with nuns lCindy Viertlebeck, Mary lossi, and Debbie