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

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he secrets to a beautifully fitting dress Is the proper choice of pattern as Mrs. Roberts helps nne Marie Shively and Pam Dean. Only shop class could add one boy to one piece of wood and come up with a hockey stick. reparation for a secretarial career is a chal- nge for Jackie Lach In secretarial practice. All safety precautions must be used before Stan Hoffman may work on the machines In Indus- trial arts. 17

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Discovering Technical Skills Skip two spaces after every peri- od. Three-quarter inch plywood. Two and a half yards of corduroy material. Scale of one half inch equals one foot. These are some of the common expressions used in the vocational departments at Genoa High School. Industrial arts and mechanical drawing tries to teach boys how to plana and carry out projects and to use tools and machines. These can be expanded into many occupa- tions. Home economics prepares girls for homemaking and family life. Girls taking business courses are ready to go out into the world more composed and capable. Right — The Home Economics Department welcomed its first male students. Al Skaggs and Frank Pokorny. Below — Mixing skill with concentration and practice makes a good typist of Emily Kern. Mechanical drawing teaches Ed Matayas the Karen Duke and Luanne Van Sickle show the first step to make a dress by cutting out the fundamentals of drafting. material. 16

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During the government class trip to Port Clinton, weapons confiscated by our county sheriff The county records of mortgages and deeds were inspected by several Senior boys. are explained to Mike Shields by Jean Williams. Studying for an American history test puts junior Mark Wenig deep in thought and concentration. The culture and customs of the people is part of Jackie Wolcott ' s and Sharon Porter ' s Spanish education.