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

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Future Professionals Gain Practical F.B.L.A: FRONT ROW: Mrs. Pope, Advisor, D. Aeschliman, V-Pres., M. Feckley, Pres., S. Taylor, Sec., S. Sander, Reporter, Mrs. Hoeft, Advisor. ROW 2: D. Castilleja, J. Archibald, D. Haar, N. Pitts, J. Davis, T. Gerkensmeyer, L. Crandall, J. Tank, L. Webb, M. Vogelpohl, L. McCormick. ROW 3: C. Lusk, C. Pfeiffer, J. Varga, H. Lorenzen, F.B.L.A., Members, Debbie Aeschliman and Carolyn Pfeiffer, check figures by using electronic machines. M. Harrison, J. Ousley, B. Calhoun, H. Spasoff, J. Bertok, L. Fisher B. Helle. ROW 4: J. Farrell, K. Sander, C. Sivinski, M. Wilhelm, D Sieving, G. Michel, B. Sutter, B. Oberhaus, C. Stancil: D. Dunham P. Waldenga, S. Smith. - The Future Business Leaders of America had an active year. In the fall they sold mums as. they do every year at the football homecoming game. Their most important project was a candy sale. Through this candy, sale they earned enough money to purchase new electronic machines for the business department of our high school. F.B.L.A.'s goal is to prepare its members for careers as secretaries and other business employees. At one club meeting a teacher from Staut- zen berger Business College spoke tothem about career opportunities in business. In this way and many others, F.B.L.A. was able to accomplish its goal. In the spring the club members went to dinner at Latham's Country House and put a close to a wonderful year.

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FHA members sell hotdogs at one of the home basketball games. W? Big sister Betty Oberhaus explains the Future Homemakers symbol to her assigned FHA little sister, Sue Adcock. Responsibility Through Club Work FHA: FRONT ROW: Mrs. Jobe, Advisor: D. Haar, Historian: B. Sutter, Sec: S. Fork, Parliamentarian: M. Lusk, Pres: N. Rich ards, V-Pres: G. Porter, Treas. ROW 2: S. Albright: G. Heilman C. Pierce: L. Webb: K. Archibald: J. Archibald: A. Torres: S. Krell. ROW 3: N. Scott: V. Cantu: P. Pierson: L. Fisher: S. Helle: D. Castilleia: C. Lusk: B. Skaggs. ROW 4: B. Calhoun G. Castillejag J. Chalfin: B. Oberhaus: J. Ousley: C. Wicks: M Zunk: J. Nemeth. ROW 5: K. Sheets: C. Roecker: G. Michel: K Sheets: C. Michel: C. Koenker: M. Vargo: K. Wohn. 23

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Experience The Future Teachers of America Club was established at Genoa this year. F.T.A.'s aim is to help its members to prepare for their careers in teaching. The club undertook many projects to accomplish this aim. lts members sat in on classes here at the high school to observe the methods of various teachers. Later in the year they travelled to Bowling Green State University where they observed the methods of college professors. F.T.A. attempted to further the education of elementary school students through a program on the evils of smoking. At club meetings panel discussions were held with a group of teachers. Along with these edu- cational activities, F.T.A. helped 'to commemorate National Teacher's Week by presenting each teacher with an apple. F.T.A.: STANDING: J. Rinaldo, Pres. FRONT ROW: C. Zalesak. V-Pres.p B. Jackson, Sec., M. Feckley, Treas.3 C. Buehler, Historian: Mrs. Dunn, Advisorg Mrs. Hoeft, Advisor, Miss Starling, Advisor. ROW 2: E. Betancourtg D. Helle: K. Cashen: P. Harsanje: C. Mc- Cormickp J. Widmerg D. Grahl: L. Fisher. ROW 3: J. Rombach: K. Q k'f, .Nh During National Teacher's Week, F.T.A. members, Jim Rinaldo and Cathy Zalesak, honored Miss Starling with an apple. Briggleg D. Sander, G. Chambers: D. Aeschlimanq B. Mandellg J. Turnowg C. Witty D. Dunn. ROW 4: B. Hunleyg M. McCormickg C. Briggleg J. Gerkensmeyerg L. Shiffertg K. Sheets: J. Shesslerg B. Haackg C. Weseman.