Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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SEASON RECORD Opponent We Elkhart Central New Prairie Adams LaSalle Mich. City Elston Mishawaka Clay Elkhart Memorial Northwood Riley Washington Marian Jimtown ORNAAHAARAMNYHAAYW SECTIONALS LaVille 4 | Adams le) 5 Top Row 1 Bob Hatfield, Steve Bigler. Mike Chisto- feno, Gary Bruggeman Row 2 Coach Bob Brady, Dave Fritz, Ken Katz, Tom Henry, Jerry Sanders Center Sophomore Dave Fritz stretches for a play on a hard fo reach ball, Bottom Jeft Smashing the ball across the net Fritz makes the winning point Below Katz and Sanders team up for a doubles match

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eEMy SEM ri) Season Record Opponent Elk, Central 12-15,11-15 St. Mary 15-10,8-15,17-15 LaSalle 7-15,5-15 Adams forfeit,0-15,0-15 Washington 15-3,6-15,15-8 Marian 10-15,3-15 St. Joseph 13-10,13-15,10-15 Mishawaka 2-15,6-15 Clay forfeit,0-15,0-15 Riley 4-15,3-15 Elk. Memorial 15-6,15-8 Sectionals Goshen 15-10,10-13,15-9 Elk. Central 9-15,15-8,8-15 peppered by co-ed teams Rookie Coach Diane Pietrzak and com- pany found a definite new twist in this year’s 1975-76 girls’ volleyball program. Both Clay and Adams had co-ed teams, Clay had one male competitor while Adams filled two spots with boys Ms .Pietrzak commented that both games were forfeited Winding up with a 3-8 win-loss record over all, the girls were never outclassed completely. Their worst loss was at the hands of Riley where they scored a total of 7 points in two contests. Defeats were dealt to St. Mary's with scores of 15-10, 8-15 and in overtime, 17-15. Penn's second victim was Wash- ington 15-3, 6-15 and 15-8. In their first sectional battle, Penn outpointed the Goshen Redskins 15-10, 10-13 (time ran out before either team scored 15 points) and 15-9. Elkhart Central, who defeated Penn in the first match of the season 12- 15 and 11-15, once again beat a highly spirited Kingsmen team, 9-15, in the opening game; Penn won the second, 15-8, before losing the finale, 8-15 Junior Kelly Adelsperger was voted most valuable”’ with classmate Tami Greenawalt capturing the ‘'most improved” award Top Pat Andrews, Anna Waggoner, Debbie Cain, Brenda Portolese, Tami Greenawalt Row 2 Karla Wiseman, Dolly Tam, Ann Portolese, Pam Bever, Jackie Imus, Kathy Avery, Judy Donovan Row 3 Tina Mohar, Donna Cukrowicz, Barb Kinzie, Patty Schuster, Marge Sheneman, Kathy Adelsperger Brenda Hartman, Debbie Jani, Coach Diane Pietr- zak. Center Patty Schuster uses her powerful serve to score for the Kingsmen. Bottom The Kingsmen team warms up betore the game 97