Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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118 Above Junior Tim White tees off with a fine shot Top right Using a chip shot, Dave Melkey gets the ball on the green, Bottom Senior Phil Walerko pre pares for a long putt

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Injuries hurt season record Though coaches Bob Miller and Bob Cook feel that this year they did not achieve the goals they planned, in no way did they feel it was a disappointing season. The Kingsmen began slowly, but came back to win six of their next seven games, including two impressive wins over state- ranked South Bend Clay and Plymouth Just when morale and spirit were teaching a peak, three serious injuries dealt the Kingsmen an unexpected blow from which they never quite recovered They finished the season at 12-18 Last spring's future was somewhat brighter as 7 of the 9 starters returned for 76 action. Captain Randy Hogue and also batting champion and most valuable player Keith Chavis were difficult to replace, but the returning line-up and some excellent 8-team members gave this year's baseball K-men a wide radius of talent Top Atter making the out, Holawatuk walks away in tnumph Bottom left Third baseman Bill Hollawatuk makes a good catch Botforn right Trying for a play al second base catcher Kent Miller makes a third out 117

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Nagy leads team Junior Bret Nagy continued to lead the team in the 1975-76 golf season as he finished with the lowest average and was voted most valuable player. Dave Wozny also a junior, took the most improved award. Although the Kingsmen golfers could only compile a 3-16 record with wins against Riley, Adams and Elkhart Memo- nial, a better season is hoped for as all the golfers will be returning Penn's lowest team score of the year was a 309 in the last regular season meet. However, Elkhart Central and Mish- awaka shot 299 and 304 respectively to defeat the Kingsmen During his sophomore season, Nagy served as team captain and will anchor this year's team. Senior Jim Gurber will serve as honorary captain this year The Kingsmen’s score of 359 in sec- tionals did not qualify them for further competition in the golf tournament. The team score is made up of the four lowest golfers’ scores. Golf Record Opponent We They LaSalle 345, 343, Riley 345 348 Clay 334 321 St. Joseph 334 307 Washington 332 323 Adams 332 334 Memorial 323 323 Elston 323 304 Central 314 307 Mishawaka 314 292 Riley 329 318 LaSalle 329 326 St. Joseph 328 321 Washington 348 336 Adams 348 307 Elston 344 328 Memorial 344 340 Central 309 299 Mishawaka 309 304 Sectionals 359 Top left Dave Wozny follows through after making a clean drive. Top right Lining up the ball, junior Bret Nagy has a long putt to make Bottom Showing good form Dave Wozny tees off 11g