Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Top left Kathy Bruggeman sets up her second serve against a tough opponent. Top right Coach Gall Martin shows Cindy Bauder exactly how it’s done. Above Tami Greenawalt and Cindy Bauder practice together as a doubles teamn for their next meet, Bot- tom Row 1 Stacey Webb, Dawn Seese, Margie Thompson, Debbie Covert Row 2 Coach Gail Mar- lin, Kathy Bruggeman, Tami Greenawall, Cindy Bauder, Betsy Strom, Lon Fritz 113

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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

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114 Season record ends at 15-7 After getting off to a slow start in their indoor season, the 1974-75 cindermen came back to win their next three meets, and ended the year at 15-7. In a victory over South Bend Washington, Bob Nickel set an indoor record in the pole vault at 13'7”, and Sunset Proctor tied the schoo! mark of 5.6 in the 50 yard dash. Coach Wiseman's Kingsmen lost one of their first outdoor meets to LaSalle, but it was not a failure. Rick Balmer leaped to anew height of 6’4” in the high jump and Dane Badgero set a record in the discus of 143’8” Penn placed fourth in their sectionals and qualified four individuals in five events for the regionals. Penn was repre- sented in state competition by Bob Nickel and Terry Walker, who shared the school mark in the pole vault at 14’ Top Row 1 Jett Florian, Bob Carter, Sunset Proctor Greg Klatt, Rick Balmer, Mark Anderson, Don Brown, Dan Eaton Row 2 Randy Peterson, Tim Huff, Mike Notfsinger, Kerry Cotter, Dane Badgero, Bob Nickel, Steve Dunning, Ron Ran Walker, Terry Springer Row 3 George Bachman, Duane Myers, Jef Jozwiak, Jan Craft, Kevin Keeps, Danny Woods, Doug Horein, Doug Miller Row 4 Mark Burke, Dennis Carrico, Barry Wierd, Jack Endicott, Tom Wiseman, Tom Scott, Tim Shobert, Wilber Riggle, Dave Snyder, Row 5 Mike Edwards, Mike Haha), Mark Jaga, John Shafer, Kelly Bridges, Ron Melton, Coach Bob Wise- man Bottom John Carrico edges out his opponent to take first in the 180 yard low hurdles.