Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Latin Club officers and Mrs. Burke have a dress rehearsal complete with chariot before embarking for the national convention of the Junior Classical League. Bruce Reichert, Georgia Carter, Janet Mer- rick, and Vicki Lipinski placed second in the chariot race. Latin teacher Geneva Burke uses the overhead projector for a vocabulary drill in a Latin II class. 'wumguagw lsawl iwtlwwtwwl Freshm an Larry Brown, a student in Latin I, enjoys his Mrs. Nancy Shepler Spanish teacher and Spanish student Carl I 3 S role as slave at the May 8 Roman Banquet. M ' l ' ' ' eise , Dick Gould, Brian Vannoni, and Kathy Murphy have an informal after-class session about their favorite subject.

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Mr. Phillips adds more information during a provo- The Social Studies Department provides for a stu- dent mock election. Mr Slater and Mr. Cierzniak explain the use of the voting machine before a group of underclassmen cast their votes. 6 Q f A gzw-4 S-we cative discussion in econ. Marsha Highland, Vicki Lemke, and Jean O'Hara ponder the results. Economics teacher Roy Bolen uses an illustration for a test review. Tom Crowel, Tom Scott, Dennis Kena- ga and class get the point. One of many social studies confer- ences. Here Mr. Cierzniak, Mr. Quim- by, Mr. Slater and Miss Hatton dis- cuss the next days lecture in U.S. history.

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A new language and a new language teacher are available at Penn this year. Mr. Arthur Dedinsky discusses struct- ural grammatical characteristics of the Russian language. German prof George Green, with that easy manner of his, helps Ger- man students over first day jitters. 1 w Diana McCallister, Earl Slater, and David Chastain listen carefully as French teacher Mrs. Vera Holley dictates the next question during a semester French test. 29