Perkins High School - Quadrant Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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GRADUATES SIGH l'l'l'l 'REU EF Just as this is the last play of the chess game, so was graduation to the 231 seniors completing the high school game. Four years of hard work, frustration, hopes, and tri- umphs were experienced by each member of the gradu- ating class. Memories of these happy and sad times were in the minds of the participants as speakers Patty Car- penter, class president, and Bonnie Dwelle, member of the top ten, made their final farewells to the school, their classmates, and the faculty. Commencement ceremonies not only marked the final play in the high school game, but the beginning for each graduate in their chosen world. Plans for college, the job market, and the Armed Services were made long before graduation, and the day of these ceremonies was the start of each plan. As the new graduates filed out of the auditorium, they reminisced on their four years in high school, but looked forward to their futures. Checkmate. if xi ..,.,-- ' m 1 .0 4 1 1 Q . iV3'i.JF 'ss Q-+s..mnQllR. Q W sph .Ji J- Q ' QWQ-'S'-Ax A, as ix , nf cd? ,psf 94 Graduation i l WE F