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

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I ■ Let ' s Go DHS — Chris Hoffman, Brenda Brown, Robin Johnson, Gail Konop, Tracy Holzer and Cheryl Brown cheer the Tigers on. ' ' ■ -■ Munch Macs is the theme for the Senior Class Float. Jim Curphey and Kathy Shafer await the departure from Willys Park. Cindy Simmons and Tom Schrein I m M :s Or JS Twisting for extra yardage, Buzzy Holzer eyes the goal line. 5 32? Ignoring the flag. Bob Jianuzzi sets up for the bomb. C.O.E. ' s float, Rack the Macs wins for the fourth straight year. ■ ? Adding final touches, Sheri Patterson completes the Golden Arches.

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Faye Petros and Nino Miracola Debbie Perales and Bill Schrein Macmen EdqE Tiqeits 1 4-7 Five floats and 11 autos headed the homecoming parade — this was our best participation in years. C.O.E. ' s float captured first place, while the Seniors and German Club followed respectively. Although the highlight of the game was a 77-yard pass play to Miles Anderson, the Tigers were defeated by the Macmen 14-7. This was our first homecoming game loss in four years. Debbier Perales, escorted by Bill Schrein, was crowned queen by Karen Knabbs, last year ' s winner. Mollie Day was fir st runner-up. Gladieux II set the scene for 66 couples who danced to the music of the Charles McDaniel Band. c .t K w J Homecoming court consists of Mollie Day. first runner-up; Faye Petros; Debbie Perales, queen; Cindy Simmons and Cheryl Powell. 12 HOMECOMING

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TwENTy-Two TraveI Twenty-one staff members and Mrs. Lenore Berger, adviser, spent five days in New York City. Section editors, photographers and busi- ness staff members attended ses- sions on varied topics at Columbia University. The 1975 Pot 0 ' Gold was awarded medalist, the fifth consecutive winner of this award. Staff members arrived in Septem- ber to find room 225 filled with lay- ers of dust everywhere, two by fours scattered across the room and pipes leaned against the wall. Room 109 was used as a tempo- rary class until order was restored in late October. Increased printing costs made necessary a one dollar price hike on the book. When asked his feelings on the increase, Gary Tester stated: It ' s a good yearbook, so why wor- ry about it? revised by Mrs. L. Berger while Larry Feldstein iendrick get helpful hints. 14 POTO ' GOLD