Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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CHAMBER CHOIR-ROW ONE: Mr. Holaway, Sponsor, Barbara Moore, Becky Laiclig, Pam Newcomer, Linda Mumby, Jackie Phillip, Pam Blue, Lin- da Proudiit, Jean Shupe, Vicky Mumby, Lois Schutz. ROW TWO: Terry Schaller, Jim Evans, Carl Meisel, Ron Schriver, Steve Glass, Mike Clewell, Marcel Rydzinski, Burnd Miles, Pat Opelt, Larry Brown. GIRLS CHOIR ROW 4: Katie Zeiger, Eileen Mc- Intyre, Monica Cocahower, Linda Hosford, Darlene Rider, Barbara Brown, Peggy Richards, Mary Lou Schneer Patti Lipinski, Pam Blue, Janet Collins, Pam Van Deventer, Marlene Hixenbaugh. ROW 3: Director C. LaMar Holaway, Marcia Bishop. Marcia Montgomery, Wilma Carter, Carol Christy, Joy Bogan, Barbara Stiver, Connie Steinbaugh, Debbie Coles, Betty Matherly,

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Bird Sandy, Friesner, Linda, Kime, John, Evans, jim, Althoff, Rex. ROW 4: Lehman, Steve Leckrone, David, Worthington, Richard, Wesco, Virgil, Kleckner, Carole, Glass, Steve, Perry Charles, Anderson, Davis, Lung, Carol, Wenger, Larry, Yenna Robert, Parker, Mary jo, Kel- ver, Ron, Molnar, Mike, Ulrich, Ron: Cropsey, Robert, Althoff, Eric, Schalliol, Sue, Sheetz Joyce, Smith, Bruce Ed., Buckles, Dennis, Miller, Douglas, Johnson, Ron, Weldy, Sara. ROW 4: Maurer, Paul, Eslinger, Rick, Horein, Diane, Ruckert, Mark, Weikel, Jerry, Leck- rone, Paul, Marker, Allen, Andrews, Jerry, Worthington, David, Myers, Dennis. ROW 5: . . I h- Mr. Russell Ruby, Wisser, Robert, Stoneburner, jim, Stevenson, Glen, Poikus, Richard, Bee ler, Alan, Wiley, jerry, Kenaga, Dennis, Franklin, Ronald, Nance, Richard, Kehr, Lorna Rogers, Neva, Vickrey, Richard, Minne, Paul, Bradway, Jim. 1 Freshman Dennis Rogers gets some tips from Mr. Ruby and student teacher Loren Berger. Other freshmen in the group are Elaine Wolfe, Barbara Myers, Kevin Wit- wer, David Harness and Douglas Sellon. The Marching Kingsrnen and Pennettes in the familiar block formation. Mwwidag Kimgsmew as F-lalbtiww ' I The Penn band opened the '64-'65 music season on September 2, t the Tournament of Bands at Riverview Amusement Park, Chr- a cago. In October they escorted our American Field Service stu- dents in the United Nations Day parade. Pennettes and musicians raised the band to 117 strong. Marchers ' ' lf ' la in swing down Memory Lane at the Homecoming Ha time p y g outstanding numbers from the bandis last four years. These ranged from the Twist, the Birth of the Blues, and the perky Never on Sunday to the optimistic Everything's Corning Up Roses. The b d l traveled to School Field for the Riley game where Pen an aso nettes brandished their umbrellas as the band played Sjepteribler ' ' ' ' - 1 - ' e in the Rain. The band followed this with the gay, No ace 1 Home show tune, Camelot. Though somewhat smaller than the marching band, the pep band lived up to its name at pep sessions and basketball games. The annual Winter Concert was held january 17. The public was also entertained at the April 4 Spring Concert, which featured Jim Evans, soloist, singing selections from the Broadway hit, My Fair Lady. The 65 freshmen in the cadet band competed in a contest at South Whitley on April 3, One week later the concert band competed at Angola, Indiana. The band closed the season in the same style with which they opened it-a parade-on Memorial Day.

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Mary Ickes, Janet Freed, Linda Hunsley. Georgia Ickes. ROW 2: Vicki Vaught, Linda Filley, Pat Sherrill, Jo Hanlon, Sue Walker, Lois Loy. Darlene Archibald, Lynn Johnson, Sharon Hunter. Connie Gross. Vickey Bart- lett, Leah Fulmer. ROW I: Mariellen Meisel, Linda Reed, Mary Roher, Christine Romeu, Nina Hartzog, Nancy Auten, Linda Hertel, Jacque Ziesenhene, Carol Snyder, Barbara Parcell, Audrey Imus. , , ,, I ,,.: K,,r Tr: ff- vit l 'gt s.fE , . . fc I Ig ,f 2 rj . sl 3 if FRESHMEN GIRLS' CHOIR L-R ROW ONE: Ruth Dudeck, Mary Ammerman, Valeda Bowman, Jean Eger, hlarilyn Gyorgyi, Sandy De- Man, Ava Ukele, Barbara Garrow, Paulette Kilburn, Sharlane Bishop, ROW TWO: Kathryn Kunz, Anne Rowe, Beverly lNyatt, Judy Boo- cher, Margaret Schneck, Anne Rowe, Beverly lNyatt, Janice Bruce, Vicki Horwarth, Judy Murphy, Pat Hahn, Linda Dillan, Mr. C. LaMar Ho- loway, director, Linda White. ROW THREE: Nancy Lett, Patty Phil- ipp, Pamela Jewett, Pat Porter, Christy Yuncker, Susan Zeltwanger, Sallie Newland, Cheryl Hinton, Judy Johnson, Carolyn Rembusch, Shelley Tuggle, Dawn Gardner, Constance Cleland. CONCERT CHOIR ROW 4: Carl Meisel, Alexander Hanchar, Rob- ert Horvath, Steven Glass, George Dickson. lNIike Clewell, Marcel Ry- dzinski, Terry Sherk, Chuck Whitaker, Ron Shriver, Jim Evans. ROW 3: Richard Wenderski, Dennis Beechelli. Steve Walker. Bill Peak. Terry Shaller, Patrick Opelt, Bernd Miles, Larry Brown, Darence McGah, Larry Brothers, Bud Magee, Director C. LaMar Holaway. ROW 2: Stephanie Kock, Linda Cobert, Pam Newcomer, Jean Shupe, Faye Robinson, Jackie Philipp, Cheryll WVurtsbaugh, Linda Mumby, Tracy Farabee, Linda Proudfit, Pam Huss, Vicky Mumby, Jo Ann Horwarth. ROW I: Barbara Bassett, Threasa Beechler, Becky Laidig, Marcia Smith, Becky Fuson, Rosemary Contat, Barbara Branscome, Barbara Moore, Marilyn Miller, Dixie Berry, Sharon Peltz, Lorraine Snyder. Not Pictured: Candy Carmichael, Lois Schutz. Under the direction of Mr. C. LaMar Holaway, who joined the ranks of Penn's outstanding faculty this year, the Mixed Con- cert Choir, Advanced Girls' Choir, and the Freshmen Girls, Choir attained new musical heights. The Hrst all choir concert. provoked much holiday cheer at the yuletide season. For the first time in the history of Penn High School, the Concert Choir and the Chamber Choir did a half- hour television performance entitled HMusic of the Yulef' High- lights from the yuletide season were 4'Hallelujahi' by Blozart and the candle-lit processional to the strains of 'LAngels YVe Have Heard on Highf' In the first few months of school, Mr. Holaway introduced two new ensembles: the Chamber Choir, a mixed group of twenty, and the Girls' Glee Club. In stunning white dinner jackets and floor length formals, the guys and galsw made beautiful music for the Rotary Club, Kiwanis Club, and the Order of Eastern Star. The Chamber Choir was awarded a superior rating at the Penn NISBOVA contest qualifying it for the state contest held at Butler University, Indianapolis. The Kingsmen Reaper' went rather well for the choir because they scored another superior rating. This year the Chamber Choir journeyed to Moran and Mary Frank Junior Highs to entertain and recruit choir talent for next year.