Perkins High School - Quadrant Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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-s tml' W W A A I 3 ! I - 1 New Members-Row 1: B. Monlelouro, J. Nemiiz, R. Moog, L. Knutson, D. Pounoers, R. Hummel. Row 2: D. Nielsen, K. Reclmon, V. Wecnler. M. Mederski, K. Ebner, J. Moors. Row 3: S. Puckrin, B. Dovis, D. Hoffmon, G. Goodmon, T. Tomosulo, M. Kim. Row 4: E. Filcn, H. Pelropoulos, B. Lucol, A. Klinger. Do I sllll nove To do disnes'? Beover osks his mom. V9 0n'ca wecmef is 5O'O'0'O VWGDDV 5h9'5 0 ls Pom congralulallng or sfrongling ner sister? member of NHS. , , A? i ceremony - - Q H I Heather whispers a silenr Thank-you proyer while Robin smiles. I I NW' membus pqmclpme in me ifiducifofi H Qi -1 n i I lug I Special Events-31

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1 r 1 1 1 r 'Nur Senior NHS members- Row 1: D. Wiesler, G. Hanchin, K. Lucal, K. Miller, J. Long. Row 2: D. Todd, K. Fleming, S. Lowrey, C. Meyers, L, Andersson. P. Moats. Row 3: C. Royal, R. Pheasant, K. Toft, C. Scroggy, B. Brogle. National Honor Society is a highly regarded organization and becoming a member is not easy. To gain entrance, students must have a 3.2 grade point average or better, show leadership, and be active in the school and community. National Honor Society held the 4985 induction ceremony in the auditorium and elected 24 new members. NHS named Mr. D Mehling l'Teacher of the year. April greets Betsy with a smile and a medal. K ' Chad Royal congratulates Jennie Fouts with a warm hug . and encouraging words. Each senior NHS member greets a Davlda proudly walks to greet her parents. 30-Special Events new inductee and presents each with a medal.

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WHAT I! EFFEI TEMFEF U TH FET! DYOTQCT- Their Trophy, I SOPHOWIOYG MCYY Ann Neofe DOSGS WWW Def OUTSTGDGTDQ I I Advisors Carol Palmer and John Biakeman smiie wiTh SCIENCE TEAIVI Sl-IINES f :iff ,gf .. j3QjM?5wf I 'gifs W j?L1w9' -I Q ir . W is s ' Q' A-P' . fi ii .ae My wr. F A A '5 'QP' ' Milk 'W-,,' 'I ..1-,ikffrkf 1' fs. - - Q P, ijrllg.. xy ' T, UHF A ry . fm. K K fb I . K aw . 5 Elf .V i T A Y .M l L. Knutson, T. Dunlap, M. Mederski, E. FiTch, S. Lowery, M. NeaTe, and L. Lee Hcheese iT up, .ff-.L . ,f-rx. , kntis., ri :- .Wiz-my 'fs Z L we IT was anoTher banner year for The Perkins science deparTmenT. The success sTarTed aT The local symposium when Ed FiTch, Laura KnuTson, Terry Dunlap, Mary Ann NeaTe, Lisa Lee, Mary Mederski, and STocey Lowery received superior raTings. Junior BeTsy Lucai earned an exceiienT raTing. AT disTricT compeTiTion, The Team earned an award for having TOO percenT superior rafings, while Mary and Mary Ann were named OuTsTanding STudenTs. Advisor John Blakeman was honored wiTh The presTigious BaTeiIe-Acker Award. Finally. The Team shone again aT The sTaTe compehfion. For The second year in a row and The Third year ouT of The pasT four, Perkins earned The coveTed Harold C. Shaw Award. Speciai honors wenT To Mary, who was named firsT in sTaTe chemisTry, and To Terry who was runner-up in The Dow Chemical compeTiTion 32- Special Events