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

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-PB in educational classes at CAI-IS Guidance played a vital role in the academic part of school life at Genoa High. juniors and Seniors paid regular visits to the guidance office for infor- mation on careers, universities, and college testing programs. The body as well as the mind should be in good working order. Boy's and girl's phys. ed. classes made the most of exercise by playing volley- ball, badminton, basketball and dodgeball. Making sports and stren- uous activities fun and interesting was the goal of Mr. Johnson. Health classes made the students more aware of how the body worked, its composi- tion, and its maladies. Through this knowledge, students better under- stood why good health is so important. Driver's Education was given to all who were 16 years of age or older. Since it is now a state law requiring all students to take this, it made for bet- ter young drivers. IS IMT GUUITS gil i iv The versatile Mr. Johnson demonstrates the use of the Black Bat to Junior Sanchez, shows Kevin Gladden how to serve in badminton, and teaches human anatomy in his health classes. Academics 27

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Guidance, good health, and driving are strived for lllllllill N .Q ggrsmsm While standing outside, Mr. Oberhaus instructs Judy Vickers how to parallel park as Karen Briggle and Ed Matyas listen also. uri A .,,' 4 . . v I , ' : L , - COLLEGE 9, ne In the library, Mr. Hitchen and Mr. Firestone show Rick Haddix and Neil Ammons the material on colleges and higher education. 26 Academics 'TPY'-. 7' l U cf: of-in ' ,- A 5 J- 1 Jim' nnunu-1 1 t L ,. mf 'I Z'-1 -- . Q4-,. , Cym Race and Mrs. Russell stand ready to catch Debbie Reetz and Barb Lemke as they do head stands.

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Student Achievement is gained in Science, Civics, In observance of Engineers' Week, Sam Ramirez and Carl Smith were chosen to attend Dana Corporation for a guided tour. I l luxe lim , 1 -,fp M5 A' i 7 4 JCL' ll X V I 1 ft . l 'lei it Z . .tx r , i -and In February, Rick Haddix, and Merle Wilhelm attended a banquet at Toledo University in honor of outstanding science students in the Toledo area. E I C7 At the State Science Fair, Beth LaVigne received a superior rating on her science project of water pollution. ZB Academics and Economics This seemed to be an exceptional year for firsts at Genoa Area High School. Rick I-laddix took a trip to Washington, D.C. over Easter vaca- tion to attend the Presidential Class- room for Young Americans. This ex- pedition was a first for any student in our high school. The field of science had its share of honors this year. Sev- eral students were called upon to at- tend meetings, banquets, tours, and courses at the University of Toledo, Bowling Green State University, and Dana Corporation. Tim Fisher and Thomas Schulte were specially chosen to attend an accellerated chemistry course at B.G.S.U. for some weeks. The 'I Dare You Award is given to the most outstanding senior girl, Margo, and boy, Rick, for their fine performance in school and community life. After the final test scores were in, Kathy Duf- fey was the 1970 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Genoa High.