Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Track girls go 24 in a row Victory is sweet and the 1974-75 girls’ track team had their share. The team, led by Coach Don Sloan, had their second undefeated season in a row, Givil hem, a 24-meet winning streak One of the sweetest victories of all was against Wawasee, who was unbeaten in four consecutive seasons. It was close but a win in the final 880 medley relay gave Penna 54-51 victory. When sectional time arrived, Penn was ready and sent at least one girl in every event but one. Their efforts paid off when they captured their second consecutive sectional title, and sent two relay teams and five individuals to the regionals. Penn was represented at state in the 440 yard dash by Julee LaVine and in the 100 and 220 yard dashes by Chery! Olson. Season Record Opponent We They Mishawaka 91 14 John Glenn 73 32 Wawasee 54 51 Goshen 65 40 St. Joseph 89 14 Marian 89 31 Northridge 84 22 Northwood 84 27 Memorial 79 26 Top Jill Brennan was a high contender in the long jump against Manan. Bottom Leading off the 880 yard relay for the Kingsmen against Northwood was junior Terri Murphy, W1

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Above Row 1 Cheryl Olson, Donna Harlacher, Kay Miborn, Clare Soltys, Linda Books, Julee LaVine, Jamie Mittiga, Kathy Avery, Arlene Dean Roi Kelly Powrie, Pam Bever, Tracey Beehler. Pam Thomas, Kalhy Solliday, Chris Barone, Kathy Sells, Diane Tooley, Betsy Reinholtz lock, Rita Hoerstman, Terrt McQueen, Jill Brennan, Pam Barhydt, Kay Florian Don Sian, Kelly Adelsperger, Gayle Thielka ley Kronewitter, Sue Cunningham, Ann L Brenda Portolese, Barb Goheen Top Terri Murphy and Kathy Solliday talk over their next race. Aight Pam Thomas prepares for her next put against a fough opponent. Bottom Tracey Beehler gives a first class effort to take first place in the long jump, a TMA ke : tis (ae

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112 Girls tennis a first at Penn For Penn's first girls’ tennis team ever, the winning did not count so much as the hard work, time and effort put in by the team as a whole. Coach Gail Martin explained during the spring sports ban- quet, A few of these girls that went out for tennis had never held a tennis racket before in their lives. The team won one meet this year out of the five scheduled. In a tense and excit- ing meet, the girls played hard and fast to deteat Jimtown by a score of 5-2, Margie Thompson beat her opponent 6-2; 6-3 in a very long match. Also defeating their opponents were Cindy Bauder with a score of 6-1; 6-2, and Tami Greenawalt by 6-0, 6-1. The doubles also took both matches in hard and long games. Kathy Bruggeman and Betsy Strom defeated their opponents 6-1; 2-6; 6-3, and Debbie covert and Stacey Webb won by scores of 6-0; 6-4. Juniors Dawn Seese and Kay York also participated on the girls’ first team last year. Season Record Opponent Adams Clay Riley Jimtown LaSalle Marian Washington Clay 2 = 3 2 +-owoannodc Top Stacey Webb makes a long reach to get a play ‘on a well hit ball. Bottom Sophomore Kathy O'Neil shows them how to do it as she returns the ball across the net