Perkins High School - Quadrant Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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Finishing the game: As the school year drew to a close, stu- dents looked forward to that last day. For seniors, the final day was May 30 and gradu- ation followed on that Sunday, June 1. Un- derclassmen completed their year on June 6. During May, students busily prepared to finish the high school game. Sunburned faces were typically seen taking final exams. In the midst of warm weather, most stu- dents lost their desire to study and the fa- vorite pasttime became sunbathing. In a final attempt to raise the composite score in the SBC, spring teams put in extra hours of practice. Although underclassmen made a closer move toward their goal, the seniors actually took their final step at graduation. While the underclassmen continued the high school game, graduated seniors looked forward to starting a new varied game of college, mar- raige and jobs. 0 H .... - t t v 5 3, 3 is V 'Wg ,R Q 5 nk 2 i s 'X5,m Q wt 3 kb Closing Theme 197

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s .5- gs, , i . ig. f airs! 196 - Closing Theme 2 ll QSQQKQ1 3 4 . 1. While Todd Roth finishes his A-frame house, John Jackson and Dave Clark add the last pieces to their single level ranch house, 2. Freshmen Joe Cover and Craig Popke fin- ish their project in metal shop. 3. One of Latin CIub's final projects was their annual white elephant sale. 4. At the end of the year, seniors chose Cheryl Linden and John Losey as the class brown nosers while Mr. Doug Nehling was the favorite teacher in the class polls, 5. Distance runner Teena Deal comes through the finish line as the winner. 6. As the football season ends, the team and coaches stand in front of the audience to ac- cept their awards. 7. Testing and final exams keep sophomore Ellen Matz busy with her studies. I ,,........ ..,. 1 -5 i -. TT-3ZZW'A fffft ' ..............-

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XJ, Starting a new game: Life is filled with new beginnings. From the moment we are born we begin new phases of our lives as we end old ones. As we progress through high school, ever year provides new challenges. Each fresh- man, sophomore, junior and senior plays a different type of game as they advance through senior high. Yet all of these games are fundamental to our development. Upon graduation from high school, each person is free to choose the direction he will take. Up until this time, our lives are domi- nated by our elders and social institutions which prepare us to play the game indepen- dently. Each year provides valuable exper- ience necessary to continue the next step of the game. ,xr li -'Q - - it 1 I 1. Each year, Mr. Dennis Lavy is faced with directing new scores for the musical. 2. Freshman, Tim Lynn tries his hand at a basketball toss at the PTO fair. 3. IOE gives Kris Voight an early start at per- suing a career in business. 4. On Senior Law Day, Tim McCIung tries out his temporary office as the sheriff. 5. Howard Smith wants to look official at a Youth-in-Government meeting in Columbus. 6. As a stage crew member, Rodney Brownell learns the basics of lighting. 7. Juniors try out a new game in the fall by working at the concession stand. 198 Closing Theme