Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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leap Pragma ,Y .. 'fr Sophomore sponsor Mrs. Bernice Hatcher enjoys some soph gab between games. E E J I N.. Sophomore B-Team cheerleaders Dee Wilson and Suetta Putek enjoy third quarter action at the Has Been-Will Be game. 134 Linda Koehler, an enthusiastic sophomore gymnast works out a parallel bar routine for future competition. Miss Kathy Hildreth lends moral support.

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GOP sas: cam ,mm WF? 0215 'el-1' L Sophomore Bob Yenna was one of a group of students of Russian who attended the Leningrad Kirov Ballet at McCormick Place in Chicago. 5' U, ,X i iii , ,y ? 1 , iff ' 5 , 'B 4 ':6 x - 'fi q ,B : as Maureen Schimizzi, a sophomore publications staffer, joins in a little snowballing horse play while waiting for the school bus. Linda Fuson, Judy Doi, Vicki Vaught, and Mar- iellen Meisel are ready to participate in the TB seal drive. Penn students again were the top salesmen in the area. PUMM' Gary Wells, Larry Wenger, Charles Whitaker, Gary Whiteman Greg Whitney, Jerry Wiley, Betty Wilkerson, Don Wil- liams Mary Dee Wilson, Robert Wilson, Robert VVisser, Gary Wolf April Wood, Gerald Wood, Andy Worden, Carolyn Sue Wordinger Gary Wordinger, Dave Worthington, Audrey Wy- att, Eldon Yankee , W f 5:2 wg X J? 3 PW! ,,te fs s., ' A rx ' ' ' Q, QE, . F ,f 7-45 , , .,i- I if , 6:5111 X -. 'no ,s- :' tw t - 6 2- 1 111 : 53 ,E K1 ZQ I 'W ,- aw u, xf , K ,,:,, . I , K, N '. A Y 5 3' an ,Q ig, .... ,K 1 gt t Y f as Nxk' ,wg 2 Qffl fa- K Sally Yeater, Robert Yen- ' .m i H, na, Cheryl Zbrzezny, A Vicki Zehrung Kathryn Zeiger, Jacque Ziesenhene, Craig Zugbaum f r....- f a, ti '- af V it ya scan ,QB T ' ff? 1 W 5 A -- ex ,,.,., . .M Q, x , ,. 1 ' 'S ST., A K 5, E f' T ,fix 'egg inf out f .A G 4 tw-of qj N22 as I V , V A f. fs C 5 A J' '?9r---...i-'-fwfr' - -'YY - 1 .,,' ,,, If . 1 L if , r . f fr 5771 ,strip fi? G' 9 , iz-ff 2 2

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1 Bonjour mes amisl Cette annee nous entrons dans le monde du Francais. Cest magnifique! This trans- lated means. Hello friends! This year we enter the world of the French. It is marvelous! Well this is just about the way our class sizes up 1964 at Penn. It was marvelous but not without long hours of study, piles of books and after-school catch-ups. In addition to foreign languages new adventures were taken in algebra, guidance, gym and even the old standby English. To make life interesting for us they even assigned a quartet of sponsors just for our class. They were Mr. Hardy, Mrs. Bronstad, Mr. Mu- sil, and Mrs. Wolfe. Miss Standish the guidance department coordinator also assisted with many of our first year problems. The freshman class party was the single class high- light of the year and we whooped it up just like the upperclassmen. With a great record in '64 as a starter we know you haven't heard the end of the class of '68 New Ffduwls, NewTeaclwfw, New Qcluulules eu Pwslv FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS FOR 1965 Steve Stacy, vice president, Pam Little, secretary, Kevin Witwer, president, Rich Green, treasurer. Terry Shaller, a freshman member of the concert and chamber Choirs, encourages members of the chorus to let out all the stops in an enthusiastic rendition of the school song. The scene was the sectional pep rally. A trio of frosh home ec students casts an admiring glance at the home ec department showcase dressed up with that Christmasy look! 135