Perkins High School - Quadrant Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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Q .C .42 C CD 'i fb . ff l ,sf A Ei X N. T f i ,gf f 1 t 1 i . it I w e thx ka.. ., 'E 'ri 4 Row 1: Mary Lucal, Lauren Urban, Amy Waterfield, Stacey Ross, Bev West, Julie Long, Debby Mason, Amy Litz, Robin Hummel, David Tomasula, Andy Spitler, Row 2: Chris Rotruck, Libby Kramer, Amy Word, Missy Coe, Marcie Ehrnsberger, Kim Toft, Char Knaur, Christie Garns, Kim Marauart, Lisa Lee, Jenny VonHyning, Stacey Brough. Row 3: Kim Anderson, Susan Bertch, Julie Moats, Angela Barbero, Katherine Lucal, Steve Schuster, Jeff Moore, Pete Kozalkowski, Karen Stockdale, Heather Pullano, Duane Hufnagle, Diana Wallace. Row 4: Dawn Decker, Michelle Linville, Jody Yurosko, Kelly Fleming, Veronica Wechter, Kim Redman, Justin Kerr, Anne Hoffman, Tim Garton, Deb Todd. Row 5: Jeff Lewis, Matt Kenne, Chad Royal, Andrea Guidi, Heather Petropoulos, Tiffany Mapus, Debra Dugan, Beaver Davis, Deanis Hoffman, Tom Tomasula. Row 6: Denise Semprich, Jim Lowery, Brad Abrahamson, Dave Nielsen, Lincoln Palmer, David Smith The Spanish Club kept up a busy schedule this year. Activities included seeing 164 - Club! going to Cisco, and Charlies and Chi-Chi s for dinner, and having a Christmas fiesta and spring picnic. The highlight of the year was a cruise to Mexico, stopping at Cancun, Chitzen, ltza and Cozamel. Officers are President Kim Toft: Vice President, Char Knaur: and Secretary Marcie Ehrnsberger. Advisor is Nancy Fultz. Katherine takes out frustrations on pinato. Spanish dancers in Cleveland,

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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

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Pi Y 5 .. V WWW k 1 , i A 5 -- 5 C t iff ' Avtlar V l il 92 - Dan Wiesler, Mary Mederski, Coventry Kayden, Stacey Gilbert, Sonali Shah. Row 2: Kelley Schaefer, Amy Chill, Swathi Vourganti, Amy Barnum, Shannon Ridenour, Liz Wright, Gina Kellogg, Missy Shartzer, Kim Ebner. Row 3: Patricia Clark, Brad Janssen, Kristen Rice, Tracie LaPata, Rob Hammersmith, Kathy Ehrhardt, Lisa McFarlan, Pam Streiftert, Patricia Ramos, Michelle Gagnon. Row 4: Amy Lucal, Valerie Ringel, Steve Kim, Steve Riesterer, Veronica Wechter, Tami Blackwood, Jennifer Ferback, Eric G-eason, Andy Sausser. Row 5: Tony Alexander, Brian Rupp, Michelle King, Jeff Keys. French Club members learned more about French culture by attending the play Le Petit Prince in Shaker Heights and eating French cuisine at Le Relais de France in Vermilion. Members also made chocolate mousse and crepes. Several students went on a trip over spring break which included stops at Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Cologne, and London, Officers this year were President Coventry Kayden, Vice-President Stacey Gilbert, Secretary Sonali Shah, Treasurer Mary Mederski, and Historian Dan Wiesler. Jenny Ferbak and Veronica Wechter pose with a London bobby. Clubs - 165