Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Qhww mLPmxwp '55 F-WRST HUM? RESTLQN s MEF? 15155.33 hi? 6139 100 iff m if 5 1 Fi F51 hif' W ti as 5 ?gj, Phil Miller, and Craig Bolen encourage a large wrestling fan turnout during halftime of the Penn-Greene game. It pays to advertizef' Wrestlers Roger Wood, Dave Lung, Jim Weimer, Marvin Lechlitner, Larry Yeakel, Sarajane Smith, Katrina Hayden, Janice Beckham, and Marilyn Miller keep the juniors in the running in the TB Christmas seals champaign. No season is forgotten! From the First bell in September until the last bus load in June, drives, campaigns, projects, fairs, dances, athletic events, plays, musicals, and meetings, meet- ings, MEETINGS provide limitless opportunities for service. No call for service goes unanswered!

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Campoigw, Child Development course students play school with preschoolers Phil Beehler and Jeff Frick. The students in this picture are Vicki Moon and Mary Leighton. Big and Little Sister Day -The G.A.A. girls enjoy Saturday morning fun. Lettermen Earl Slater, Torn Crowel, Craig Brown, Carl Martin lend a helping hand for Project: HELP.

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Kasara takes over the controls for a trip down the 'Ole St. Joe. Penn senior Bruce Smith and Kasara take a good look at an under-the-hood problem. NeafuawwLFafuWef Thailand and Finland reflected a distinct profile in our school picture. Kesara, who came from Thailand, brought with her an eagerness to learn American ways and show the people of Penn High part of the world around them. Senior Jackie Geerligs, who left during the summer for Fin- land, returned home and was greeted at the airport by her family and friends. Through her experiences others here have learned how important the World around us is. Jackie Geerligs-home at last. The picture tells the story. Sue Holycross, Kasara's American sister, greets Penn's exchange stu- dent after some fall bicycling.