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

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rx --L il 2,5 HI-LI: FRONT ROW: N. Johnson: M. Wheeler: D. Aeschliman Treasp B. Westenkirchner, V-Presg J. Rinaldo, Pres: M. Feckley Secg Mrs. Wood, Advisor: T. Race. ROW 2: D. Grahlg B. Peer Students Through Active Clubs Librarian Diane Grahi checks out a book for Dennis Siefkez , 1 . 'I' ING - 'Y fr -V 4 ,. , --3- Ag ,W , 21

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Tail a Sugi f .7 ' 'E-ua W V flew 1, PROJECTOR CLUB: FRONT ROW: J. Pocse: T. Bell, Sec-Treasg Cantug F. Mollenhauerp P. NlcCoil, V-Pres: S. Clereg B. Silvisg M. Yentzerg C. Hartwig: W. Braddockg J. Cole, Pres, Mr. Frick. T. VanNessg F. Schultz, J. Bayer. ROW 2: C. Schlievertg R. Hansen, J. Smith, B. Wagoner: R. Problems are created and Services Are Rendered b solved by electronics students in class. 20 The main duty of the Projector Club was to take care of the public address system. They set up the microphones and other equipment for assemblies which were presented to the student body. Another vital service performed was the showing of movies in classes when requested by the teacher. They also set up the screen and projector for other social functions. Hi-Li, a service club, consisted of student librarians. Librarians were responsible for checking out books, straightening books, and keeping order in the library. Another project of Hi-Li was cutting out clippings from newspapers in our area about our school. These ar- ticles were then pasted in a scrapbook which was kept inthe library. Mrs. Wood was the advisor for the club. She was always willing to lend' a helping hand to any student seeking aid on a research paper. This was greatly appreciated by all students.

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Dan Colvin carries out the main duties of FFA, caring for the school grounds. The Future Farmers of America Club has had several projects this year. ln order to earn a jacket, each member must have passed the greenhand test, the first step in FFA. FFA rendered an important ser- vice to our school. Its members were in charge of tak- ing care of the grounds. They planted bushes, pulled weeds, and did much to keep our school looking its best. During football season FFA members made and sold popcorn at home games. The Future Homemakers of America Club has had a successful year. Each new member was assigned a big sister at the beginning of the year to observe and to help her. The new members were later initiated formally and informally. During basketball season FHA members began a new project, selling hotdogs at home games. They also sold school pennants. To honor their mothers, members held a Mother and Daughter tea. In the spring the club traveled to Cedar Point for a day of fun before the year's end. Marlaine Lusk was chosen as the outstanding FHA member. Industrious Students Learn FFA: KNEELING: J. Lowe: C. Hartwig-5 D. Colvin: R. Lenz: R. Pres: L. Lohr, Treasg D. Nissen, Sec: B. Widmer, Sentinel: S. Adcock: Nl. Lau. STANDING: lVlr. Thompson, Advisor, J. Smith: Chalfin, Reporter. E. l-lurdelbrink. ON TRACTOR: W. Dipman, V-Pres: F. Schultz, I -A ,..- A, -'f ' :. ',,.'-'-- , ,gm-:ern t-A 'g ZF:.'7'i:1F!QA - I- '- ' f if-.-:mm 5 ' jwaiwszt.