Perkins High School - Quadrant Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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1. Even though the weather seemed unbear- able, cheerleaders still managed to cheer their way through a freezing football game. 2. During their cultural cuisine, students enjoy exotic foods of their nationalities. 3. ln the second annual car painting contest sponsored by the Sandusky Mall, Jenny Cuth- bertson carefully strokes on a masterpiece. 4. As the curtain closes, characters rejoice after a successful fall play, 5. Art exhibits at the Fine Arts Festival provide entertainment for Mr. Web Luginbill and son Matthew. 6. Swimming gives Mary Zuck, Jackie Beat and Chris Silver time to relax and cool off in warm weather. 7. Ben Rashcke perfects his technique in ten- nis as Sandusky's new racquet club. 8. intimate talks between close friends are especially important during the last few days for Karen Gravenhorst and Rene Smith. 192 Closing Theme W S MLW,

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Whattaker, Rhonda 18, 179 Wick, Mark Widdows, Dr. Richard 179 Williams, Cindy 57, 122 Williams, Kathy 72 Willims, Mary Ellen Willims, Pat 117 Will, Sandy Willman, Vicky 65 Wilson, Robin Winters, Kimberly 57 Winters, Linda 48, 65 Winters, Marsha 72 Wireman, Robin 65 ghtery, S. Lang, M. ain, . Gray, A. Coffman. WLEC 159 Wolfe, Gary 72 Wright, Jean 5, 11, 72, 122, Zahniser, Mark 65 Wolohan Lumber 178 123, ZGCVL Brad 55, 57, 136 Zeiher, Amy 57, 122 Zeiher, Cathy 23, 104 Zimmerman, Jane 103 Woman's Clinic 179 Wood, Sherri 65 xvvoof' strife 162 Zimmerman, Kevin 00 woff, S Yantz, Robert 57, 124, 131 Zimmerman, Steve Woronecki, Theresa Yingling' David 65 Zolmak, Edith Worth-More Furniture 178 ygngiingl George 72 Zuck, Mari 67, 72, 122, 193 Wright, Michael 73 Yontz, Rita 72 Zura, Janis 103 Wright, Susan 57 York Steak House 178 Wright, Tom 57 Youth-ln-Government 189 V National Honor Society: ffront rowi Y. Cook, S. McCracken, C. Claycomb, L. Crecelius, B. Dwelle, P. Carpenter, S. Cookseyg fsecond rowj K. Koch, P. Stengel, M. Domenget, K. Gravenhorstg fthird rowj P. Gawryzewski, D. Sapper, P. Bickley, D. Goins, D. Schmidt. COE: fleft to rightj R. Fox, L. Schied, R. Canter, K. Opper, C. Nussbaum, H. Halstead, K. Dau L K Index-191

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Free Time: The most enjoyable part of the high school game is weekend and vacation lei- sure time. Students use free time in differ- ent ways throughout the year. In autumn, as the air crispens and leaves fall, weekends are spent as football games, raking leaves, working on Homecoming, and enjoying the last few warm weather days. As fall gives way to winter, people are kept busy preparing for the holidays, waxing skis and sleds, ice skating, snowmobiling and cheering on winter sports teams. A wide variety of spring sports, launching boats, the prom, and Easter vacation are the major activities that accompany spring. As summer lurks around the corner, stu- dents anticipate days at the beach, water skiing, and the financial stability of a sum- mer job. The many activities that occupy students' free time during the four seasons of the year make playing the high school game more enjoyable. s M.. ,,,, ..., - M ...,, .. Closing Theme 193