Perkins High School - Quadrant Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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,,r ,,, T .,,, ,, Row 1: Julie Lenyo, Krlsfo Ross, Chris l-lollidoy, Connie Wick, lvlorno Rollison. Row 2: Annefle Delvlorco, Rhondo Huffmon, Angie Delvlore, Cheryl Cook. Row 3: Chris Lynn, Lori C-roover,VVenciy Broughfon, Amy MOTTGV 162-Clubs qi' Mornc works dlllgenfly. COE The CooperoTive Office EclucoTlon progrom enobles sTudenTs To goin office experience by working wiTh oufside businesses. STudenTs This yeor worked oT severol oreo low ond medicol offices-The Perkins AThleTic Office, Pierre's Quick PrinT, Cedor PoinT, Women's Clinic, ond New DeporTure-l-lyoTT. Members compeTecl in Regionol oncl SToTe OEA compefifion in Columbus ond olso held on employer-employee bonqueT in The spring. Officers This yeor ore PresiclenT Julie Lenyo, Vice- PresidenT Morno Rollison, SecreTory KrisTo Ross, Treosurer Connie Wick, oncl l-lisforion Chris Hollidoy, fs' ' msc frr ' k Rhonda laughs as she sTudies

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Row 1: Rob Zielske, Marnie Dornhecker, Kayle Miller, Missy Schartzer, Larua Knutson, Robin Hummel, Julie Long, Jeff Foster, Lisa Lee. Row 2: Stacey Lowery, David Cook, Kevin Brown, Sean Fitch, Mary Mederski, Mott Sheppard, Mary Ann Neate, Laura Miller. Row 3: Kevin Bucher, Lincoln Palmer, Chris Meyer, Greg Hanchin, Joel Geer, Tom Hannah, Greg Goodman, Terry Dunlap, Glen Nielsen. Row 4: Steve Schuster, Coventry Kayden, Herb Leibacher, Ken Williams Tony DaGiau, Chris Pawlicki, Paul Cales, Ed Lenos. Row 5: Tony Green, Mark Szulc, Betsy Lucal, Ed Fitch, Paul McCutcheon, Rick Redmon, Beaver Davis. SIG activities this year included numerous field trips to nearby wild and natural areas. Members visited Sheldon's Marsh. Milan Wildlife Area, the Berlin Heights Ravine, Old Waman Creek Esturine Preserve, and also went on an eagle watching trip to Sandusky Bay. Other activities included exploring a sandstone quarry for freshwater jellyfish and a trip to Marblehead Penninsula to examine rare plants and fossils. Group st FG e inte IWC 9 I Sci Chris, Dave and Mr, Blakeman explore the marsh. Clubs - 161

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,Humana lOE is lnTensive Office EducaTion. IOE prepares sTudenTs for on-The-job Training, and geTs Them ready for Their senior year in COE, Co-operaiive Office Educafion. lOE consisTs of juniors who spend Three hours a day working in a 'llab where business courses are Taken. Mrs, Zimmerman is The fa lOE adviser. AT The Honors BanaueT on Wednesday, May 45, Jenny lvlapus received The Top TypisT award, given by The deparTmenT. One IOE sTudenT commenTs. I plan To have a career in The business field, and l feel N., ' I've been geTTing The Training I need. l Think ThaT nexT year will give me experience ThaT l need, Too. L. as., IOE-Row 1: C. Lunsford, J. Mapus. Row 2: A. Seller, K. Mason, T. Bango. Row 3: T. Burdue. T. Koch, J. Harper, lvl. Smi Th. iss ss T sms .Qs fi E Above- Charles Scroggy brushes up on his . Typing skills during his class. . .... . ess . is siri if -s--'- f s J A 1 is T sw A, . T T siisss ...s .. K K . kk.. sy.. K ..,L .s... T T T E g- Left- Mrs. Zuro checks up on The COE class -'TT .:..g 'T and caTches Them hard aT work. s - U TT T - T Clubs- 163