Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Y-Teens JUNIOR Y-TEENS L-R ROW ONE: Becky Laiclig, Linda Proudfit, Pam Blue, Janet Hoefie. ROW TWO: Chris Romeau, Vicki Simms, Carolyn Weiss, Runae Highland, Virginia Stafford, Charlene Hartzog, Audrey Imus, Jody Baker, Kathy Hakes, Becky Truex, Donna Mitchell, Carol Olson, Janet Mattasitts, Mariellen Meisel, Doris Shaw. ROW THREE: Pam Newcomer, Connie Mahnesmith, Mary Barnett, Wanda Copeland, Judy Boocher, Maureen Schimizzi, Sue Joy, Stephanie Sigard, Linda Hertel, Joyce Bellrnan, Barbara Parcell, Debbie Bailin, Shelly Hirsch, Val- erie Hunt, Virginia Omundson. ROH7 FOUR: Debbie Weiss, Suz- attlw 'Ball V557 , so I L15 ' A 8525 Sophomore Y-Teener Doris Shaw receives a wrist watch award for her outstanding candy sales record in a county Y-Teen fund campaign. Mrs. Virginia Hartman St. Joseph County Y-Teen director for the South Bend YWCA makes the presentation. anne Anglin, Gale McCreary, Karen Rineholcl, Marcia Smith, Cynthia Neitzel, Linda Troup, Nancy Donica. Sue Hoffman, Vic- kie Foltz, Darryl Williams, Sheryl DeGraff, Shelly Tuggle, Sandra Bird, Ruth Stevens. Annette Phillips, Chris Tollar, Cheryl Zbrezny, Carole Sanders. ROW FIVE: Connie Weiss, Linda Friesner, Pam Jewett, Janet Thompson, Linda Kobold, Delores Verheye, Diane Coplen, Marsha Shultz, Laura Higgenbotham, Karen Scholz, Sue Wordinger, Pat Naugle, Karen Grimes, Stephcnie Koch, Sandi Ballatore, Mariellen Gresham, Pam Little, Sue Paval, Katy Zeig- er, Eileen McIntyre, Myrna Grove, Nancy Auten. I I

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SENIOR Y-TEENS4ROW ONE: Oflicers: Becky Laidig, Linda Proudfit, Pam Blue, Janet Hoefle. ROW TWO: Mrs. Dunn, Susan Marker, Dian Horein, Donna Burget, Nancy Gamble, Pam Bour rett, Nancy Ritter, Sue Lebidynski, Kathy Kelley, Cathy Cyskany Cheryl Colborn, Shirley Hiatt, Connie Fox. Barbara VValters, Lin da May. ROW THREE: Pam Javis, Sandra Avery, Barbara Bran scom, Linda Diltz, Gail Rea, Cindy Baker. Kay Dougall, Sally The Y-Teens, a service club embodying the principles of the YXVCA, had a busy, busy year. The Teens chose Alpine Enchantmentw for their Christmas Ball theme and, for a first, decorated the lobby appropriately for danc- ing. The gym, converted to a dance floor, had been used in previous years. The Easter convocation, traditionally a function of the Y-Teeners, was once again a club responsi- bility. Thoughtful members of the club as- sisted needy families during the Easter holi- day recess. Y-Teeners also raised money for various charities. During the month of March mem- bers sold 49 cartons of candy. The mid-winter conference at Gary, Indi- ana had a Penn Y-Teen representation and with the Corning of spring the artistically talented Teeners planned posters for the April spring prom held at Erskine Park Country Club. Climaxing a year of fun and service Senior Y-Teeners proudly wore the traditional Carnation corsage at the last meeting of the year. Y-TEEN OFFICERS President Linda Proudfit Vice President Pam Blue Pam Bourret, Secretary Janet Hoefle J Treasurer Becky Laidig Sponsors Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. O'Shea Mrs. Bronstad, Miss Cox. Matthews Kay Schlarb Marcia Schmeltz Linda Fuller ean Gardner Lois Beyilhymer Carol Venis Marsha Highland ROW FOUR Linda Ringen Joan Zugbaum Karen Pittman Barbara Rumpf Eva Weldy Janet Koehnke lNIar1e Fassnacht Katrina Hayden Peggy Holmes Carol Mynsberg Karen McCreary Carol DePrato Mary Gamble Tom Mason Prom Committee Chairmen4ROW ONE: Janet Koehnke, Karen McCreary, Cathy Czsakany, Barbara Rumpf. ROW TWO: Nancy Ritter, Cheryl Colborn, Pam Bour ret, Marolee Cook, Linda May. PROM COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Cathy Czsakany-General Chairmen Linda May-Refreshments Karen McCrearyeEntertainment anet Koehnke4Queen and Court Cheryl ColbornfCafeteria Nancy Ritter-Table Decorations Barb Rumpf-Ballroom Marolee Cook-Publicity