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

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■ Soliciting ads is Vicki Werner ' s job as business manager. Hey, I bought it! Mike Grimes fights with Danny Kay for his chance to see the sports feature in the November 14th issue. miff ! ' . Capturing the construction of the skill center, Marvin McClellan zooms in on the workman. Fifty Prisms per bundle — Donna Eriksen prepares for distribution to homerooms. PRISM 17

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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

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u 35 © 3 ( ) H- UJ z UJ Guys and Dolls opened April 8, 1975 with a matinee performance for freshmen and sophomores. Evening performances were pre- sented April 9th and 10th. After many weeks of preparing for try-outs, the selection of the final cast took place March 10th. Gwen Waltz was chosen as Miss Adelaide, Ray Byers played Nathan Detroit, Cheryl Minor was Sarah Brown and Brett Leonard appeared as Sky Masterson. Vivian Nesbitt acted as Student Director and Kathy Ness assisted as choreo- grapher. Mr. Thomas Bollin was in charge of production, while Mr. Robert Baggs served as Vocal Director. In the musical, two gamblers couldn ' t decide whether to give up crap shooting or give up their ro- mances. In the end both couples were reunited happily. Mission accomplished! Missionary Agatha (Therese Mulligan) and General Cartwright (Margaret Hamilton) congratulate Arvide (David Squire). For the grand finale, the entire cast sings The Happy Ending. At the big crap game, the Guys gather in a subway station rolling their dice. 18 GUYS AND DOLLS