Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Science Club members inspect Bob Cropsey's Science Fair exhibit. Phil Allen, Bob Cropsey, Science Club sponsor Michael Hecka ' ' d D ' M ers. Those interested are: Earl McDowell, Robin Bean, Mike Kanouse, man, Barbara Myers, an enms y Qcieuw and Math Majors Academia Disciplines Tlvwugiv wth Activities Interesting discussions and experiments in math were the features of the 1965 edition of he Math Club. Led by sponsor Mr. Daniel Diener and club ofhcers Phil Allen, Mike Kanouse, Barbara Rumpf, and Steve Kelley the club heard Phil Allen solve for pi, Mr. Diener relate the mathematical prowess of the Egyptians, Mike Kanouse shouw some problems in logic, and David Rumpf illustrate how to derive special magic squares. Math Club: L to R-Mike Kanouse, Stephen Kelley, Mr. Daniel Diener, Barbara Rumpf, Phil Allen. ROW TWO- Dan Faust, Richard Eger, Bob Cropsey, Susan Schalliol, Larry Lambert, Tom Bean, Craig Brown.

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Pre-Engineers begin their tour through the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Steel plant. Penn teachers and sponsors ask questions, Dan- Steel ingots attract the attention of Penn C ny ocanower tapes the interview as questioners Pre-Engineers. Hanley, Haines and Gilbert gather information. :www Atbwwts Ambdious Pwatgww., clobbm Sixty Five boys and three s onsors went on an in - P - dustrial tour through the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Steel Mills in East Chicago and through the Ameri- can Standard Oil Refinery in Whiting, Indiana in October. Approximately Fifty members attended the Christmas Party 5 enjoyed a Christmas Dinner, movies, basketball, and the Christmas treat. Several indus- trial movies were shown and several industrial leaders and engineers spoke before the club this year, giving the boys an insight as to how to make a living. The annual breakfast was held near the close of the school year. Pre-Engineers Club Sponsors Kenneth E. Benning Victor A. Haines Robert L. O'Connor Andrew Parker Club O-yjzicers Douglas Weiss President Rick Sorgenfrei First Vice President Roger Wood Second Vice President Ron Kelver Third Vice President Ed Bessinger Fourth Vice President Dave Beery Secretary Tom Arata Treasurer Pre-Engineer sponsors exchange some new ideas following the regu- Pre-Engineer officers' Ed Bessin er f th ' 'd . g , our vice presl ent, lar club meeting. The sponsors are Mr. Parker, Mr. O'Connor, Mr. Doug Weiss, president' Roger Wood second vice presi- 3 I Benning, and Mr. Haines. dent, Torn Arata, secretary, and Kent Harmon.

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Big and Little Sister Party celebrants have fun with ring around a rosien. Connie Wlachowiak, Cathy Hughes, Martha Nichols and Connie Weiss are the ring leaders in this picture. The G.A.A. takes to thc gridiron for an afternoon of pigskin folly Linda May, Jeanette Sears, Joan Nemes, Jane Sears, Cathy Vogler and Cindy Sharp try out a new formation. SENIOR G.A.A. L-R ROW ONE: Martha Nickels, Sandy Squires, Cathy Clark, Gloria Powell. ROW TWO: Mrs. Barbara Beehler, sponsor, Melva Duncan, Sue Lebiedzinski, Carol Coar, Janet Hoe- fle, Barbara Hudson, Donna Ashley, Pam Billow, Joan Nemes, Jan- is Miller, Sandy Pozwilka, Sue Thompson. ROW THREE: Linda May, Marcella VanDamme, Jane Sears. Diane McCollister, Jea- nette Sears, Becky Fuson, Jo Ann Zugbaum, Dana Moran, Susan Marker, Linda Ringen, Becky Laidig, Carol Christy, Kay Schlarb, Barbara Slaven, Karen Hoffman, Marcia Schmeltz. ROW FOUR: Jean Gardner, Susan Galyean, Karen Matchette, Linda Fuller, Katrina Hayden, Kathy Murphy, Pam Blue, Myra Morlan, Diana Strope, Peggy Holmes, Mary Gamble, Bonnie Nash, Miss Kathy Hildreth, sponsor.