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

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X ll ll Books And Crooks is first play to be performed in new auditorium The rollicking and bizarre Junior Class play, Books and Crooks en- joyed two capacity crowd nights on November 14 and 15. Bill Nolte excel- lently casted in the dual role of head crook and principal brought many laughs aided by his trusty hood friend, Dave Clere. The two crooks tried to rob the school building of its dough, but were stopped in the end by detective, Skip Shade. Bill Brooks, chief offender in the school, had a bad habit of writing sly comments on teachers' walls. Since he was so fre- quently in and out of the principal's office, he finally discovers the thieves' plans. This play was suggested to the Juniors by Mr. Mericle who was cast in Bill Brooks part when he was in high school. inf Cast in the dual role of head crook and principal Bill Nolte answers phone as Mary Green, the old maid secretary, types on. Above: Sweet talk gets Romeo, John Spurgeon no where with Sue Richards. Left: In the principal's office, Janet Kozak and Bill Brooks volley quips.