Perkins High School - Quadrant Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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8 - Theme Jil i T? 1. Since deadlines for the LOG must be met, news editor Mike Ferdinandsen quickly types a story. 2. Most students look forward to field trips, especially this class that is going to see Span- ish dancers. 3. Darcy Schmidt and Al Bretz compare an- swers on their homework assignments. 4. Chemistry is an important class for college- bound students Todd Everingham and Bobby Highlander. 5. Visiting the mall can be fun for Leroy Mat- thews, especially when he sees one of his good friends, Doug Lewis, working there. 6. Although these students aren't buying any jewelry, Joe Mitchell, Roger Boesch, and Jeff Mitchell may have to buy some in the future. 7. Junior Becky Echelbarger looks over the way her class, Algebra IIA, decorated Mr. Tay- lor's wall in a contest. wx f J J.. A i'?W3-3:Q34 'Qf ' it . if e ips: - - ,as - wifi-'-swf 1 5 ff 7 ' ,, ,i , i.,i i If if . X My wittgttgiqgltffj . ? N ZW is-PM L '4x'i' X555 as-5 Y iyiiiitf' Qi, '- ,, me J .wg F 4 6 it Nw EIS, 9 Ti

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www: wmv. fs' X.. ij 1. Bonnie Dwelle sells doughnuts after school to help raise money for Varsity P. 2. Since computers are used in many of the newer jobs, Sue Patterson decides to learn how to use them during school. 3. Band Members spend many of their after school hours in order to perform in the half - time shows at football games. 4. Dance routines for the Aqua - Tone show are carefully planned out by Kris Ott, Sandy James and Jane Gettell. 5. During Spirit Week in late October, Stephanie Smith gets involved by making signs so that her class might win the contest. 6. As editor of the LOG, junior Jeff Higley actively sells the school newspaper to Lisa McPeek and Casey Galloway. 7. Miss Chris Claggett takes time out of long practicing to let the choir relax and sing together around the piano. Theme 7

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l l ,..-ef E i . Preparing For the Future: Thinking ahead to prepare for the future is one of the main reasons a student plays the high school game. The best way to advance forward is to seriously think about career goals. Once a player has a fairly good idea about his future plans, he should talk to the counselors so they can help him achieve his goal in the best possible way. A player's choice of high school courses provides the all important background needed for college and adult life. Business courses provide experience for those in- terested in office work. lndustrial arts courses give students opportunities to gain on-the job knowledge of such trades as drafting, mechanics, and carpentry. For the college bound student, P.O.W. has been proven to be an invaluable asset when handling language in all collegiate subject areas. Experience in life is gained through out of school jobs which provide the player with added knowledge of the world around them and how to cope with it's problems. By using these various strategies, a player will be prepared for his future. Yu in-' wvmii f ,U f' I if 4, 'I 53' 1 F E B' 5 i . lil . ' 'VW 3 g,,,,,,., T2 Clit ioiilw wlmimoienr Q Theme - 9