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

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FUREWURD Our Silver Anniversary! Two anniversaries! Yes, this year we are cele- brating the 25th year of the LIMELIGHT and Z5 years service of the High School building. In commemoration of these two events we have chosen an anniversary theme for our annual. The ECHO, which was edited and published in 1925 by the Junior class was the first Yearbook. Its arrangement, style, and appearance was then very different in many respects. Two years later the title was changed to the LIMELIGHT, but no record as to a specific reason for this re- vision can be found. Thus we have had the LIMELIGHT, as the name of the annual for twenty-five years although publication has not always been consecutive. Many of the personnel of the staff of that first yearbook are the parents of those who now make up the staff of '52. We have tried to present our theme throughout the book with many sketches and drawings made by our able artist Carol Vogelpohl. Our one hope is that our endeavors meet with your ap- proval. The door to our book is open to you, Come in and join us in reminiscing, by turning the pages of our 25th LIMELIGHT. Let these memories always be a key to the treasures of the past. Carol Dipman, Editor 4

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John C. Roberts, Superintendent. No organization, regardless of type or size, can function properly and to its utmost capacity if it lacks competent leaders. We, as students of Genoa High School, are justly proud of our leaders, those men and women who guided our footsteps through the halls of learning. For their patient help and understanding of all our problems, both large and small we would like to ex- press our sincere gratitude, DMI l TRATIO School Board-Mr. Roberts, Harold Sherk, Dr. Fred Toye, Pres., Ralph Camper, Clerkg Frank Emch, Edwin Sidner, Earl Camper. , .N