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

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To The Biq Apple n each room by busi- fo discuss plans for the cover, ' Beth- Gun- Jt her ideas to Sharon Frankiiri,..Sue Cd Sroskey and Lauriejjtecie you do it, explains Randa Mansour to an when showing how to crop. POTOGOLD 15

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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

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lishes EdiTOR Drive, hard work and a qualified staff accounted for the success of the Prism, according to MfTJohn Blinn, adviser. Faculty and students werl fea- tured in more pictures, kjth in school and extra-curricular activi- ties. This was done in spite, pf the decrease in the number 0f staff members. All persons on the staff completed the Journalism I course. Also, the Prism managed fo work efficiently without one particular editor in charge. An increased number of ads made it possible to continue publishing the Prism consistently. ! Paste-ups are the responsibility of editors Jim Lynch works on his sports page. Red pop is up for grabs between Steve Vandegriff and Edson Whipple who enjoy the privilege of having a pop machine in the Prism room. 16 PRISM