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

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The make-up committee practices a pplying make-up to Jane Shessler at the dress rehearsal before the Dramatic Club play. The main project of the Dramatic Club was its annual play. This year's play, Lavendar and Old Lace, required weeks of hard work by all club mem- bers to become the huge success that it was. Dramatic Club meetings proved to be both interesting and un- usual. At almost every meeting members put on skits for the others. Also at meetings members gave reports on plays or movies which they had seen since the last meeting and recommended whether or not they were worth seeing. Another project of the Dramatic Club was keeping the make-up kit supplied for plays other than the Dramatic Club play. At the end of the year the Dramatic Club members had a theater party and trav- elled to see a production of the musical Carousel. rt and Drama Make Students kirchner, Treas.: F. Kusian. V-Pres.: S. Taylor, Pres.: S. Scott, Sec. D. Troknya, Sgt-at-Arms. ROW 2: K. Fowler: B. Moeller: N. Johnson L. Fisher: A. Stagner: D. Grahl: Miss Starling, Advisor: C. Brooks: L Rice: C. Tank: M. Vogelpohl: D. Helle: B. LaVigne: G. Peer. ROW 3 J. Tank: B. Spurgeon: D. Bowland: M. Wilhelm: L. Browning: M Tank: N. Vogtsberger: C. Sivinski: K. Sander: K. Briggle: D. Sander: DRAMATIC CLUB: FRONT ROW: C. Briggle, Reporter: B. Westen- P. Waldenga: M. Wheeler. ROW 4: P. Sampsel: D. Frey: B. Peer: J. Johnson: M. Wilhelm: R. Nero: N. Hurdelbrink: M. Matyas: M. Nie- housmyer: J. Tournow: C. Weseman: C. Leppert: J. Nemeth: M. Clark: T. Gerkensmeyer. ROW 5: P. Layman: K. Sheets: A. Wood: J. Ousley: M. Chambers: M. Blausey: J. Shessler: K. Sheets: J. Ger- kerismeyer: J. Widmer: M. Cottrell: D. Sieving: J. Ackerman: B. Man- dell: D. Gaul.

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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.

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. - I ffm '. 3.1.1- 1 Q 'Qi ' ' 5- 1:-TQ. -Hy ,i E . '.g.jL-5317 I , . , V' - I . , . -. . 5 page .. 1 an 'Ma f 4.. ART CLUB: FRONT ROW: B. Helleg D. Helleg L. McCormickp G. Cas- tillejap L. Walkerg B. Dietrich. ROW 2: R. Hartshorng M. Wolcottg C. Zalesak, Treas.g B. Witker, Pres.g S. Taylor, Sec.: Mrs. Dunn, Ad- visory J. Powers, C. McCormick: N. Vogtsbergerp D. Dunham. ROW 3: C. Michelg D. Phillips: J. Rice: C. Briggle: M. McCormickg M. McCormickg C. Wesemanp J. Turnowg L. Reckerg C. Stancil. Aware of Cultural World The Art Club was very active in helping our school this year. During the basketball season members were assigned to watch coats at home games. The club pur- chased another coat rack to be used for all school ac- tivities. They also purchased a slide projector to be used in the art department. Besides these important projects, Art Club sponsored an annual model car show which was judged by automobile salesmen. This year's club members took it upon themselves to draw up a constitution which clearly states the club's purposes. They also revised the point system by which members earn Art Club pins. Many members visited art shows in the area to develop their cultural interests while other members displayed their work in these shows. Art CIub's most valuable project was Art Service. Mrs. Dunn and many of her students donated their time and effort to make interesting, inspiring posters and displays. They helped to promote school spirit and to make our school more attractive. Art Club members Cathy Zalesak and Bill Witker view the award- winning pictures at the art show in Lamson's Department Store 'life' - ii i -we 'Mil