Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Palm Qmwwlag -Tofwwwla Qbrilws P-F-I-M Aww! The tornado's destructive path as seen from the rooftop of the Wyatt Lumber Company. Mr. Sauer, father of live small children, stands by the fireplace in what was at one time a living room. Mrs. Hesch and her children remove salvageable items from their damaged home. Bill Collins, of the National Guard and a room- mate at Rose Polytechnic Institute of former Penn student joe Byrd, was one of many guards- men used in Wyatt to preserve order and prevent looting. This Bogart School Bus had made its last run. In addition to the bus damage the Bogart home was leveled.

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Pep wus, lima I-Mp ozLA Theresa Uselton, Alan Use- nick, Austin Valentine, Pat Vandenberg, Mary Vander- Wende, Jim Vaught, Delores Verheye, Karen Vernasco. Roddy Vincent, Nancy Wal- lace, Chuck Walls, Diana Walters, Dawn Ward, Ken Ward, Gene Weaver, Sue Webb. Connie Weiss, Debra Weiss, Margaret Wendel, Terry Wenderski, Dwight White, Linda White, Richard White, Gilbert Whitfield. Fred Whitten, Wayne Wil- born, Linda Wilkinson, Darryl Williams, Keith Wil- son, Kevin Witwer, Eldins Wolfe, Jeanne Woolf. Henry Worahn, Audrey Wright, Karen Wurtsbaugh, Beverly Wyatt, Richard Yates, Nancy Yeater, Linda Yeryar, Paul Yoder. Paul Young, Ron Young, Christine Yuncker, Susan Zeltwanger, Jill Zimmer- man. Freshmen Bob Hor- vath, Sheryl DeGraff, Becky Spence, Diana Morgan, and Valerie Hunt listen attentive- ly to an explanation culture and listening to Freshman teacher Musil used on the value in music. guidance Kenneth a novel 'Visiting Mar- tian Technique' and the class gained many new appreciations. 9 .1 K me 1 Q MW li 'ku .We wifi' i , I , , w J -5' f -Lent , gsm .. V f if , 55 if V A r 4 w s X 'Ns . mi is 1: j .Q X ' -12 r.. -Kg. Y 9 Eafwtwgb E1 , 'ik .-fa 5 . L gm... ji' R fi! Q 5 'xr X 1 t mama . ' .. .. .mm ., .f,1,:s ,-Qi.-.W ,, gf:-: 'mg f.-.V .1 J Y... :ig j V-,,, .i K u .. , . f , V -- , tif' 3 .1 V . 3' 45, . F91 e .- t u 'L ,,,, 1 .- . e ' 1 ,.,. 4 '- .' mf- 5 ' ff' - - . W,s,,,,g:-:Q-'jay ar . - A - ' siss . 2 l wt Q .. . .,,-,Q . ., 5 i:? ' 3... .... .. in -I N , , , ,, r , 2 ,M i , t it ' ' 1 ,, .. wt ' 23 'mifrtfiiQigfisfiff r ' 'K . lflf ' .,, ..,5, , . ' i f ,t,. . at R lx! rf . .S .,. . ,.,... K f l t ff j . i ' ie. 1 ,, .Y -:iv ' im. f?Q'QEt - QQWE3 , . f-95,3 g . jg, :E I .st ,I it . 'Zilla-2 . .. ' ' .fif- g - K, J.. - K ,g ' 51,5 -- 3 . -- fi ' .41 - , ,- if W 7 ,fi .. ,. 5 ,fi-st M if wmv! r ,. . .rl .gt..,,, ,... E, fi 1 ggi ,HSE , A , .,... . . qt if-p-1 , , :fu . F sr .Q ft r 43 . , fiiifliillti A ram. s it Y' t ,ig if ev, xr fr ' l 'aw 1 mn . . Q f fy' 6 5 fr.-.-if ., if i'jj,-.15 15 4 x Q Y ' .9 .. .. f -rll 1 N. 2' Q Wu, S it r ril ll , W4 ttf- z.. if f . ,IJ r w , r 5 f T ,-Y X ,rt 5' ' 1 - -lr -rpm .2 lt .ff -:f. .5 .sf.s,.r..m,w.m ,fr ts- M i si,fts?gg 5.122 --, n t-e -2-L., warg 1 ' 1' nf, ..,,. . . . .,, .5 z rw. .5 .rf ., 1 ff fi ,mfs E ,Qu I , ,S , e 1 . , ' 2 a .. xt.. . , 1 is K iv B I if : .kg-2. M' lf v I wx? ti W. , rr Q ffl iii , f 'flawle- , 7 ,qi -us l' x , 1 S., t S ,... e21.tss!rrf' .lr-' y 2 t MS? , X ,,,, 'ii ' .tif ,gf 5 1 . Qt, . . , . lx, K, -tw., wa- s r P 5. f I f -511.1 Q cm 'H -' , wk, V? 1 if '-.- , l S .. .M ,XM W! , 1-' at t' , , ,gil t pw as R M 5, 'K fx :r 'iq ,- fv' 4 5 s .Q --7 .-iT?if:27 i'if fSi3?-f4?5ifQfEZi ' Q 5 sm A . it it 3 ll' W 'Ml V , 'W 1 . s w 1, I '-.. I Tala.- 3? 4 E ,wa ' g5.3 f3'5Sf'f fifff: AA' . tftwfgg, -t tw ff. ?4ii'?:iTtfii.xQ,4:. -4'-.. A, s 1 --A si it A -,X iii 4 - DFS, 'KY t- 4. 1 , ,ev gaihvv Sw at W mf 1'4 .fp M45 'gust' . 2.x-25.95 Him fs ., .iefwfi f I I f i mimgffi-:' 35.-' +545 if , was w e , ,..,:-' gf f , .f.s,1,,:,1 -I Q, 1

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' D 055m Miss Standish makes a suggestion to senior Kay Dougall Kay was a student typist-receptionist in the guidance de- partment. The guidance program at Penn High School attempts to provide an environment in which each student can become the best possible person he is capable of becoming in relation to his abilities and to assist him in this endeavor. This year the guidance department has increased the assistantce to students in terms of educational planning and financial help needed for further edu- cation. Also, information on technical and trade schools has been increased and assistance in job placement introduced. The guidance department is ever-changing so that we can always be of service to the students, faculty, administration and community. The Bendix Corporation is programming the guid- ance department by computer. Miss Constance Standish, the Guidance Department Co-ordinator, checks her schedule as she begins another busy week. A guidance department informal. In the picture are Mr Cook, in charge of testing, Mr Hanley, in charge of research, Mrs. Velonis, in charge of college information and scholarships, Miss Standish, the department co-ordinatorg and Mr. Gilbert, whose responsibility is vocational information. Mr. Bob Cook doing what comes naturally. 143