Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Eig ' iwFfnaQwwitlvQb.Joe VARSITY FOOTBALL-ROW ONE-Usenick, Jernigan, Wei mer, Hardy. ROW TWO-L. Smith, Scott, C. Brown, D. Green- ing, Heckman, Marvel, Hough, Hakes, D. Velte, Horne, Rummel, Crowel, Clark. ROW THREE-Coach F. O,Shea, Coach B Ward, Stevenson, Jennings, Kizer, Alexander, Rupchock, R. Mil- ler, Rydzinski, Talboom, Slater, Hurtekant, Hummel, Wachs Rockenbaugh, Yeakel, Risner Head Coach R. Meyer. ROW FOUR-Weikel, Fanning, Ruckert, Newcomer, P. Miller, Saut- ter, Nash, Strain, P. Johnston, Ritter, Koch, Freel, Hoffman, Singleton, Shank, Coach W. Jurkiewicz. ROW FIVE-Janlv owski, Whitaker, Smith, Robinson, Comfort. w Penn quarterbffwk Dave RiS1'1C1' gets Coach Frank O'Shea checks on the start- Coach Walt Jurkiewicz goes over defensive SOIUC therapeutic Pointers ffom fhf ing lineup during the traditional ntime- signals with lineman and co-Captain Phil Kingsmen'S trai116r,A.D. POITOIGSC- out for pictures . Hakes during the third quarter of the St. Joe game.

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Lon Smith. Senior Tom Crowell listens attentively. Defensive line coach Bob Ward goes through the QThis-is-how-you-do-itj motions for Penn co-captain Phil Hakes. Coach Ward will be the head coach of the ,65 Kingsmen. In their third home contest of the season the PHS gridders literally ran over Goshen, compiling 350 yards on the ground in a 35-18 swamping of the Red- skins. A two game road trip ended with less desirable results the next two Fri- days, however. New Carlisle's unbeaten Tigers fought our Kingsmen to a 7-7 deadlock, missing a last second Held goal attempt, and Clay was even less amiable using a late 40 yard touchdown run to topple the Pennmen 7-0. We resumed the win trail with a come from behind 20-13 victory over St. Joseph, Michigan on Freed Field the following week and then added to that a 26-l9 dumping of once powerful Richmond. The Kingsmen raced for over 300 yards in toppling the Red Devils. We closed the season on an unhappy note, as the state's No. 1 team, South Bend St. Joseph, made our gridders their tenth straight victims in a 34--0 conquest after they had led by only 640 at the end of a hard fought first half. Freshmen Football-ROW I-D. Smethers, G. Randolph, H. Kinzie, D. Bun- gard, B. Proudfit, M. Ford, D. Stevenson, L. Heftel, T. Clark, G. Goddard, K Witwer. ROW 2-G. Gooding fmangj, D. Kosik, K. Slater, E., Thomas, R Green, B. Avery, F. Kelver, C. Owen, B. Riley, M. Coffman, D. Jones, T. Needham T. Powell Cmangj. ROW 3-T. Anson fassistant coachl, B. Rasmussen, R. Griggs M. Griggs, R. Barrier, C. Nelson, C. Marsailles, G. Allison, S. Stacy, M. Diefen- baugh, S. Hayden, D. Quimby fcoachj.

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A Penn's varsity wrestler Primmer gains the advantage over his John Adams opponent. Wrestlers L. Shroyer, J. Mrocek, M. Mroczek, D. Lung, and C. Brown watch intently as team- mate Phil Hakes wrestles and wins. Coach Quimby senses a win for his Kingsmen. David Beery, winner of 15 matches in the 565 season, has his hands full with John Mosby of Adams. WRESTLING SCOREBOARD PENN OPPONENT OPP. 24 ELKHART 24 37 MICHIGAN CITY 9 32 LQPORTE I6 34 GOSHEN I8 43 NEW CARLISLE I3 I6 RILEY 28 PENN OPPONENT OPP. 9 CLAY 37 I 3 MISHAWAKA 29 I4 CENTRAL 26 32 WASHINGTON I2 I5 ADAMS 31 SEASON RECORD: 5-5-I B-Team Wrestling Squad-ROW ONE L-R-Harold Sousa, Bill Rames- burgh, Jim Ramesburgh, Bill Avery, Rich Hoffman, Larry Schroyer. ROW TWO-Jessie Barrier, Bob Williams, Mark Grigg, Steve MacMann, Bill Stafford, Dave Risner, B-Team Coach Harvey Hurst. 39 M Bolstered by a record turnout of 98 boys at opening practices, the Penn wrestling team, under the men- torship of head coach Don Quimby and assistant Harvey Hurst, turned in a splendid 545-l season. Leading the Penn wrestlers was senior team captain Dave Beery. He set a new Penn mat record by winning 15 matches during the season and losing only four while earning his third varsity letter. Senior Glen Rummel also came through strong for the mat- men as he scored ll pins during the season and set a new Penn mark for most letter points, 68. Other letter winners included sophomore John Mroczek, freshman Dennis Shroyer, junior Mike 4Mroczek, senior Roger Wood, junior Phil Miller, senior Dave Lung, and senior Phil Hakes. Highlighting the Penn mat season were victories over Northern Indiana Conference teams Michigan City, LaPorte, Goshen, and Washington. We also had a,tie with Elkhart on our record, the best show- ing we have ever made against the Blue Blazers. Quimby's forces placed second in both the Penn and Culver International meets and took sixth place in the tough South Bend sectional in the Finale.