Perkins High School - Quadrant Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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ETTERS NAME LAVINE CHAMP When seniors are nonexistent on any athletic team, lack of exper- ience results. ln order for the girls' tennis team to gain experience, Coach Joe Taylor had to institute a rebuilding campaign. Although not evident in the net- ters' record, the young team did ac- complish all the goals it set out to reach. Two of the goals were to play as many girls as possible and to re- build the team so that it will be more competitve next year. Contributing to the progress of the netters was the identification of three decent doubles teams, as well as good individual improvement, ac- cording to Coach Taylor. The tennis team finished third in SBC competition, and sophomore, Lisa Lavine won the sectional cham- pionship in singles. Her over-all re- cord was tallied at 13-6. Lavine was chosen as Most Valu- able Player, and the Most Improved Player award was presented to freshman, Lisa Perdue. The reserves ended their season with a 1-5 record. , 1. Using her backhand, Lisa Lavine hits the ball over the net with ease. 2. With deep concentration, Jean Wrighteyes a high hit ball. 123-Girls Tennis

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1.Lisa Perdue shows that effort and coordina- tion play a major role in varsity tennis. 2-3. In order to make her return more power- ful, Cindy Williams utilizes both hands in a backhand swing. 4. FRONT ROW: L. Perdue, J. Wright, T. Man- ion, A. Arndt, L. Cooksey, S. Hayes, M. Zuck, L. Lavlne, C. Williams. BACK ROW: Coach J. Taylor, K. Gordon, G. DaGiau, M. Manion, G. Bossart, B. Lococo, S. Patterson, A. Zeiher, K. Galloway. MISSING: K. Hedberg. 5. Strategy is shown on the face of Lynda Cookseyas she prepares to serve to an oppo- nent. I I 122 Girls' Tennis :fs 21:5 4 N ,,,,,, - I K r is .... , , - I . 2 - .aa S se- il- ' sq. --.- R .f , gf digg . ' f ,., 1 . .' -' , , f--ef - 'i i' ' fi : 'S ' S, .gx.e,- K if it . Jii 'J 5 5 ' M A fl 1' -f 5 A J 'if 'll' G' ' ffl? 25522251 . 1, -, . 1 ' ' l' L -G .sss gs . , -sf -6 -1 . .f . f 9 '- X r , , I -- , -g. ,L , g '1 Q-M.. 78 . A Y 5 - ' : N5 ' 6 se- - ,-1 45,5 Fr' Q ' N -, g - l 'QI aims- wx, 4, ,, N' , L ,, K ,, 4, - - 1 X 1 2 -'W 9' ' I ' ' f 1- . 9 - + , N ,511 , - Q -' 1 -5, .-, ss.. 'Q K 7- f ' A' 'Q 'W' if G' 1 f V' f x Y Q 1' ' , ' VK . ' ..' 4 .... e X, u. N .I wk! ' -2 k W . k K s R V 1 .KG f K 'fi i ' Y - ' 7 v ' . . -- - ..---M K f . - , 16-.A 1. ' 5 . ' -. f Y' - ' - , f 5 gr . .f Z ' zz V we - ..,- A -A - 1 .Q j ff, my - if .', . , X if

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, 124-Golf 1. FRONT ROW: J. Giardina, J. Burchfield, M. Schuessler, J. Weiland, S. White, R. Whitacre. BACK ROW: B. Anderson, J. Butcher, T. Kessler, K. Grathwol, R. Yantz, Coach F. Lau- donia. 2. Proper line-up of the ball plays a major part in the success of Jay Weiland's putt. 3. inches away from victory, Scott White putts the ball. 4. On the fairway, Mike Schuessler begins his drive to the patch of green. 5. Prior to teeing off time, Ray Whitacre and Jim Burchfield look over the course. W QP i -if