Perkins High School - Quadrant Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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1. As the queen's escort, Tony Gowdy gets ready to meet Marlene to take her on stage. 2. CBBS queen and court Ueft to rightl: Deb- bie Crosby, second runner up, Leroy Mat- thews escortg Marlene Lee, queen: Tony Gowdy, escort, Nina Harris, second runner up, Chris McKinney, escort: Patrice Harris, third runner upg Tim Harper, escort, 3. Marlene Lee is not only an active member of CBBS but she also works in the athletic office of the school. On the fourteenth of February, many students celebrated Valen- tines Day. While hearts and cupids may be the first thoughts in mind, CBBS had their thoughts set on the celebration of Black Culture Week. CBBS, The Confederation for the Betterment ot Black Students, cele- brated Black Culture Week at an as- sembly for the student body. During the assembly two alumna came back to observe the occassion. Dur- ing the pageant, Delores Brown sang The Black National Anthem and Toni Dorsey sang Bridge Over Troubled Water. A guest speaker, Rev. Sanders, from Emmanuel Unit- ed Church of Christ made com- ments on What Makes A Woman. To end the assembly, the black queen and her court were an- nounced and presented to the facul- ty and student body. CBBC also took an active part in Homecoming by building a float for the parade. They sold candy for their fund raiser. 9 ,f M ,lr px ' -za, ' 'N as 4---H WT! flu 1 mm QW? lkf. til

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HUM W we? FFAWLFCQ W If anyone were to rate the club in school in terms of practicality, Home Ec. Club and FFA would prob- ably be tied for first. Home Ec Club focused their pro- jects on domestics. They came out with several new projects, which serve students. ln addition to their annual fudge sale, Home Ec Club members sold cookies on Valentines Day. Students and faculty ordered large 5Oct heartshaped cookies and club members printed a specail mes- sage in icing. In addition to cooking, and baking the girls had a Halloween party and prepared a dinner for the judges of the district band contest. FFA, Future Farmers of America, is a club made up of vocational agri- culture students. Members of FFA gained additional experience in agri- culture. ln the fall they participated in land and soil judging contests. Springtime led them to livestock and poultry judging contests. In addition to the contests, they assisted the atletic program by di- recting traffic at football games. 9' at 1. Home Ec. historian, Lisa Matter, sells a memo board to Tracy Reed to help raise money for the club. 2. At the FFA banquet, Mr. James Sass pre- sents Diane Knoll an award for a gold rating in the prepared speaking contest. 3. Freshman Bert Dwelle displays his Star Greenhand award. Home Ec. Club And FFA 27