Genoa Area High School - Limelight Yearbook (Genoa, OH)

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Q L A Service Clubs The Key Club kept busy performing services for community and school all year long. Key Clubbers umpired baseball games in the sum- mer and from time to time throughout the year sponsored Key Town dances. They served their community by washing cars and working at Kiwanis-sponsored suppers. By selling pennants and spinning records at school-sponsored dances, they made money which they used to- ward the purchase of an announcement board. Key Club honored the football and the basket- ball queens with their own personal trophies. The club in turn was rewarded when they re- ceived the trophy for the best decorated car in the football homecoming parade. KEY CLUB FRONT ROW: J. Rinaldo, Pres.: K. Sander, V-pres.: K. Farrell, Sec.: D. Hennen, Treas. ROW 2: G. Brooks: M. Padgett, L. Sampsel. ROW 3: J. Thompson: G. Kusner: C. Coleman. ROW 4: J. Rice: J. Herbal: D. Latham. ROW 5: D. Fork: W. Wheeler: R. Shields. ROW 6: J. Rohrbaugh: B. Wescotte: M. Yentzer: G. Roecker. Key Clubber Mike Padgett sells a school pennant to Pat Duval, the 1967 wrestling queen. Jim Rinaldo, Key Club president, presents the trophies to the 1967 bas- ketball queen. I5

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, - Worth Projects Are Tackled b STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: C. Briggle, Treas.g J. Harbal, V-pres.: K. Farrell, Pres.: P. Harsanje, Sec. ROW 2: Miss Johnson, Advisor: M. Matyasp B. Sutter: J. Pinkerton: J. Widmer. Student Council president, K. C. Farrell, announces the starting lineups for a home basketball game. The services performed by the Student Council this year have made it one of the most useful or- ganizations in school. Their varied activities have made it well deserving the title of a service club. One service was to select and sponsor a group of stu- dents who attended the Governor's Conference on Traffic Safety in Bowling Green. They also served as student guides for the annual open house of the high school. The Student Council supervised the Basketball Homecoming festivities. Their planning of this activity made for a smooth running and well- remembered ceremony. Each month they selected a student as Citizen of the Month. By heading the Junior Red Cross Drive in our high school, each member showed his own citizenship in the daily col- lection of money.

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l VARSITY CLUB FRONT ROW: J. Vogelpohl, V-Pres.: B. Havener, Pres.: R. Witte, Sec-Treas. ROW 2: D. Hus- ton: T. Bell: J. Lewis: J. Rice: A. Womack: L. Cashen: R. Tapia: R. Andaverde. ROW 3: R. Briggle: J. Braddock: J. Brossia: D. Tester: B. Younker: K. Farrell: G. Wend: G. Kusner. ROW 4: J. Harbal: B. Colvin: J. Duvall: J. The Varsity Club this year sponsored the home- coming candidate who was chosen as queen. At the home basketball games they sold popcorn and soft drinks. The money earned from this project was used to pay for the annual Varsity Club banquet which was held at the Secor Hotel in the spring. The Girls' Athletic Association has had a busy and fun-filled year. ln the opening days of school twenty-six new members were added on the basis of athletic ability. During football season the G.A.A. sold football programs and made a considerable profit which helped sponsor Homecoming festivities. ln December the annual G.A.A. formal was held. Trying to do their part for girls' athletics at G.H.S. the club sponsored a deck tennis team, varsity and reserve basketball teams. Through buying Genoa G.A.A. sweatshirts in school colorslthey have tried to promote pride in the club and school. The sweat- shirts also gave the athletic teams a bright, uniform look. Another objective of G.A.A. was to buy a tram- poline. Thompson: C. Coleman: D. Siefke: R. Knudsen: N. 5: D. Hennen: D. Nissen: B. Wescotte: Fredritz. ROW Ll. Rohrbaugh: P. McColl: K. Sander: J. Werner: F. 6: Mr Miller, Advisor: M. Padgett: B. Schultz. ROW Hartshorn: R. Rollins: B. Ackerman: W. Bower: L. Fowl- er: Mr. Firestone, Advisor. thletic Clubs ret. I6