Perkins High School - Quadrant Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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l t Opposite Page: 1. Led by her escort,NJetf Higley, Chris Corbeil joyously walks in front of her class. 2. Congratulations are in order for Debbie Crosby, the second runner-up for CBBS. 3. Basketball proves to be fun with an oversize ball that Crazy George brought. Thls Page: 1. Scott Hi-Q participants eagerly await the next question. 2. Varsity and reserve cheerleaders team up to bring spirit to a pep assembly. 3. Shortly after the NHS assembly, Becky Echelbarger wonders where to go next. 4. Lee McDonald, state wrestling champ, is honored for his great achievement. 5. Performing for the student body is the OSU Jazz Ensemble. Assemblies 33

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AQQEM LU Q arouse student interest All work and no play Makes a dull school day. During the year, Principal Max Shoff, the athletic department and other clubs planned several assem- blies for the student body to attend. The student body participated in about 15 assemblies during the year. The topics of the assemblies ranged from the annual Homecom- ing Coronation, CBBS ceremony, and football pep rallies to programs which featured entertainers from around the country. Early in the year, Crazy George Schauer of the Detroit Pistons came with his cheerleaders, Boot the World's fastest eater, and the Pis- ton's mascot Rocky. They per- formed many basketball tricks to en- tertain the students and faculty To herald the beginning of Scott Hi-Q competitions, the team com- peted against department heads. Amid the cheering of the students the Hi-Q team won by one point: 55- 54. Upon winning the State Heavyweight Wrestling Champion- ship, Lee McDonald was congratu- lated by the student body during an assembly held in the gym. Class meetings, sport assemblies and entertainment filled the year, bringing fun to students and faculty. 32 Assemblies if-QQ. -fi! I if y ' 5 - : 2- - .R 5 is 5 5 i 5 S ,g C E if1f L 2 1 :mrs ' Jw. I 'as , gl , 5 4 2 , ,. qw, V

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WWQIFQQ lfll QQUJIIQUCQQCQU W6 lillil UWC'-Nl? 6? Do ya' take this here chick for your unlawful wife? I shore do! And do you take this guy for il- legal foolin' around? You bet! I hereby pernounce youz two il- legal couple, hitched up here in hill- billy heaven! And the happy couple exchanges pop can tab rings, takes their mar- raige license and trots down the pa- pered aisle, only to find that their marraige is void after the first kiss. Close to 100 couples got married in this fashion at the Sadie Hawkins Dance where Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mehling and Mike Ferdinandsen served as Marryin' Sams during the band's intermission. March 22 was the evening the girls had a chance to escort their favorite guy for a change. Couples came and danced to music played by High Voltage, a local band. During the course of the evening, some couples had their pictures tak- en in front of a cabin. I was raised on Country Sun- shine was the theme of the Stu- dent Council sponsored dance which gave couples a chance to at- tend a crazy affair in their grubbies rather than formals. Thls Page: 1. Clowning around, Rev. John Losey ties the knot for Todd Kriemes and Lori Esposito. 2. After her marriage, Tonya Roberts leaves her partner so she can get some refresh- ments. 3. Rob Burger, Mike Burger, Brenda Stookey and Nancy Hesse wait for the music to start so they can boogie. Opposite Page: 1. As they play Marryin' Sams, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mehling, finalize the wedding ceremony by signing the marraige license. 2. Happy future newlyweds patiently wait in line to be married. 3. Junior and senior hillbillies play in the hay as they get their pictures taken by Gainsbor- oughs 34 Sadle Hawkins ..-ff' 1 ,uv