Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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CADET BANDil965 From left to right: ROW I: Bowman Va leda, Weiss, Connie, Wendel, Margaret, Myers, Barbara, Sharp, Cindy, Erickson, Janet, Vernasco, Karen, Furr, Connie. ROW 2: Gooding, Greg, Verheye, Delores, Lechlitner, Cheryl, Rich, Linda Hughes, Kathy, Conrad, Lana, Bricker, Jill, Peterson, Connie Burge, Patricia, Martin, Becky, Fetters, David, Mynsberge, John ROW 3: Mr. Ruby, Vandenburg, Patricia, Peflley, Myron, Paluzzi J I Sherry, Newman, Cathy, Molnar, Bradley, Sellon, Douglas, Rob- inson, Wayne, Pittman, Janet, Weiss, Debra, Holycross, Greg, Baldauf, Kirk. ROW 4: Stafford, Ginny, Bird, Mike, Wolfe, Elaine Laws, Nancy, Stevenson, Linda, Howard, Sharon, Garver, Shirley Vincent, Roddy, Hayden, Hal, Brodgen, Steve, Rogers, Dennis Kowalski, Kenneth. ROW 5: Boocher, Judy, Klaybor, Mike, Wit wer, Kevin, Baker, Tim, Blaschke, Robert, Harmon, Gary, Harn ess, David, Stacy, Steve, Auten, Bradley, Derbin, George, Steven- son, Danny, LaVine, Eric, Holsinger, Paul, Anglin, Susan, Wurtz- baugh, Karen. ' Sm, Itw1tlvMu,swatl2,egiona!fPep Qesszow! V Members of the Concert Choir and Mr. Holoway lend their voices to the strains of the School Song in Pennis first regional pep session.

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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.

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Mr. Hanifl, April art club guest, emphasizes a point in his lecture Diane Kalil, Greg Peterson, Linda Allison, Lloydine Cox and L' d Wisler, Karen Welsch, Penny Beaver, Mrs. Toth listen attentively. on the Art of Living. in a AW Obzbbms lwspbwob bg Egmmpiw Piaw Pwjwts! Runae Highland and Becky Bell introduce a new art tech- nique under the watchful eyes of Kathy Stone, Mary Jo Parker, Harold Sousa, Deb- bie Snow, Ed Voss, Gary Moore, and Ron Schiver. It's February-It's Katy Zei- ger-Itis a valentine! Mrs. Toth and Miss Williams co-sponsored the art club this year. Many of our regular meetings featured the work of art teachers complete with demonstrations. Miss Shar- on Williams gave our club some interesting ideas on in- terior decoration. Our exchange student Kesara was a regular meeting guest and spoke informally about the art of Thailand. Mrs. Challinor a teacher-artist brought us a display of oil aintin s and featured oil painting techniques in her pres- P S entation. Perhaps our most beneficial Held trip was taken when we saw Tom VanDam1ne in action at the Herron Art Institute in Indianapolis. One of 1965's first but rnost interesting sessions featured our own Mr. Daniel Diener. He gave a most interesting talk illustrated with slides, on African art and his tour of the Holy Land. The Art of Living was the subject of Mr. Hanifl. He ad- dressed the club at the April meeting. Creative minds and busy hands in a circle of activity