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

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Christmas cards made by the silk-screen method are arranged by Sue Leppert. Student Talents Are Expressed The art and music departments provided many opportunities for self-expression. Over 180 students participated in music classes that ranged from marching and concert band to beginning and advanced chorus. Music theory and music appreciation were also offered. Solo and ensemble contest aided musi- cians in perfection and perform- ance before a judge for a rating. Concerts highlighted both the cho- rus and band ' s year. Art I and II concentrated on the basic fundamentals of art. Some specialized work was done in Art Appreciation such as a scale model of a Grecian temple. Commercial Art along with their study of letter- ing and design found time to spon- sor the all-school art show. Many projects and posters were complet- ed by Art Service. In March, several students entered the Port Clinton Art Show. Bill Nolte received a first prize, third prize, and an honorable mention. Orchestra member, Don Drummond, fingers the strings of his bass. Dividing her attention between her music and IVIr. Eash, Janet Kozak practices for the football half- time show. 23

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A paintbrush and canvas are used by Art II student, Denise Hammitt to express her artistic pa talents. Before marching to the football field for the game, band member, Julie Bailey waits in front of the Jr.-Hi. building. Concentration is a necessity for music stu dent, Carol Ammons. Sitting on the floor in the hall seems to be the best way for Fred Levee to learn perspective drawing. 22

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Band president Teresa Best was chosen Outstanding Band IVIember for 1970-71 by her fellow musicians. Teammates Scott Cambell and Jeff Ross were named to the all NLL first team. 24