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

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OFFICE WORKERS: Marsha Harrison, Chris Leppert, and Helen Spasoit. ADMINISTRATION BUILDING SECRETARY: Linda Lobdell. Smiling Faces Greet thee Visitors The administration and high school secretaries proved themselves capable of running eiiicient offices. With the numerous phone calls, scheduling problems, abundant paperwork, and odd errands, they are kept busy every minute of the school day. Miss Lynette Hoeft is the secretary to the high school principal and the guidance counselors. Some of her duties are assisting the athletic director in preparing state forms and eligibility sheets for athletes, entering all perti- nent information on student records, taking care of all banking for the high school, handling the activity funds, and acting as a receptionist for the students and public. The othce workers assist Miss Hoeft during their study hall periods, Mrs. Linda Lobdell, secretary to the superintendent and Clerk of the Board of Education, types the monthly newsletter, purchases items for the school, and keeps notes of Board meetings. These secretarial duties are greatly appreciated. .Kathy HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARY: Lynette Hoeft.

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Soc. Studies, Phys. Ed. Complete the Curriculum BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION is divided into several seasonal areas-in the fall soccer and tap footballg in the winter volleyball, basketball, and tumblingg in the spring wiflleball and softball. Every boy has the chance to demonstrate his physical capabilities in the Marine Physical Fitness Test. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION encompasses soccer, basketball, folk dancing, tumbling, kickball, softball, and volleyball. Bowling was added to their curriculum for the first time this year. HEALTH enables many students to become familiar with the intricately designed networks of the body. Rules governing correct dieting and good grooming are also studied. WORLD HISTORY outlines the trends of civiliza- tion from prehistoric man to the present day. Stu- dents become familiar with the successes and failures of former generations. AMERICAN HISTORY un- folds the cornerstones upon which this country was founded and the patriotic heritage which defended those cornerstones. Seniors develop the concepts of democracy in action in AMERICAN GOVERNMENT. In addition to the regular text, the students debate on such problems as Vietnam, Crime, and Water Pollution. David Miller Inspecting judicial records at the County Court House are seniors, Lyle Shilfert and Derly Palacios

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CAFETERIA WVORKERS: FRONT ROYV: S. Rudes, E. Kern. Peer, P. Sampscl, C. Lloyd, L. Rewoldt. N. Richards, B. Haack, S. K. Archibald, I. Trcjo, D. Bloomfield, C. Pierce, j. Archibald, M. Rcwoltlt, j. Ackerman, K. Ackerman, D. Skilcs, Bagley, J. VVicl- Lopez, V. Valliant. ROW 2: C. Murray, P. Calhoun. L. Bagley, B. mer, A. Ochoa, K. Potridgc, C. Pratt. School Personnel Furnish Necessary Services The CUSTODIANS have worked hard all year to keep Genoa High School looking at its best and run- ning smoothly. The students should always exemplify pride in their school by cooperating with the custo- dians to keep it clean. The COOKS, again this year, are to be commended for the tasty lunches which they serve. Lunch time has been a favorite period of the students for years and with the wholesome food which Genoas cooks prepare, it is sure to remain a favorite period of the clay. The cooks are assisted by several student cashiers and cafeteria workers. MRS. SANDRA MEEKER is the speech and hearing therapist for the Genoa Area Schools. She is also the advisor to the Dramatics Club. COOKS: M. Placko, j. Swartz, j. Lusk, B. Strohscher. CUSTODIANS: L. Wyatt, P. Gaul, R. Schimming Sandra Meeker w is 1 . it Kas n ii .