Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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148 Abbiehl, Brian Adams, Glenn Adelsperger, Kathy Andrews, Pat Andrzejewski Rick Anthony, Craig Antisdel, Martha Armour, Brad Badgero, Kirk Bailey, Kevin Balmer, Mike Baranowski Gina Aud Barden, Mike Bassett, Sachan Bartlett, Cindie Bauder, Jim Baumgardner Becki Baxter, Tina Beaver, Chuck Beck, Colette Becker, Beth Becralt, Michael Bell, Martin Benassi, Lori Bennett, Ed Bennett, Mark Bennett, Scott Berg, Rich Bianco, Mark Bickel, Jerry Biermann, Denise Biermann. Michelle Biggs. Ed Bird, Terry Bish, Tony Blair, Frank Blaschke, Ken Blazak, Cathy Biiha, Joe Bliss, Susan Bock, Joyce Bogan, Debbie Bokhart, Bill Bokhart, Chris Bokhart, Kelly Bolin, Julie Bonebrake, Mike Boner, Pam Bonne, Michelle Boocher, Ray Boocher, Valerie Borsodi, Kar! Bowman, Don Boyer, Laurie Boyer, Laurie Bradberry, Paula

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WARD, RICK LEE — General Course; Letterwin- ners 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4 WARNER, PAT HENRY — College Prep Course. WATTS, JUDY LYNN (M M) — General Course; Skating Club 1: Y-Teens 1, 2; JA 4: Bowling Club 1. Choir 1; iMC Assistant 1 WAYNE, FREDERICK EDWARD (Birdman) — College Prep Course; Yearbook; Newspaper: Speech Team: Exchange Student 3; Attended St.Francis de Sales 2; St. Michel 3 WEAVER, DENNIS J. — Vocational Course WEBB, RICK — College Prep Course, Fellow- ‘ship of Christian Athletes 4; Big Mouth 1; Letter- winners 4: Football 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4 Powderpulf Coach 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Little 500 2; Prom Committee 3 WELDY, MICHAEL JAN — College Prep Course; German Club 1; Boys’ Choir 1, 2: Con- Gert Choir 3, 4; Chamber Choir 4; Basketball 1, 2 Intramurals 3, 4; Track 1, 2 WHITE, DENISE WHITE, DONALD J. (Donnie Joe) — General Course; Letterwinners 1; Drama 2; Chess Club 1; Choir 4; Football Manager 2; Swimming 1 ‘Track Manager 2; IMC Assistant 1 WHITE, MARTIN WHITNEY, JILL ANN — College Prep Course French Club 1 Student Government 1 WILLIAMS, TIMOTHY LYNN — College Prep Course; Singing Kingsmen 2: Concert Band 2 Concert Choir 3, 4; Football 1, 4; Intramural Basketball 2 WILSON, SHERRY DARLINE (Leighton) — Gen- eral Course; Chess Club 1; Bowling Club 1 Office Assistant 1, 2; Art Assistant 4 WIRTZ, TOM WOJTYSIAK, ANNAMARIE (Ann) — General Course WOLFE, EDGAR WAYNE — Vocational Course: Wrestling 1, 3, 4; Building Trades 4; Trade Wela- ing 3 WOOLET, BRIAN E — Vocational Course: Wood Shop 2; Power Mechanics Club 4; Metals Club 4; Home Building Maintenance 3 YODER, TIM YOUNG, DEBBIE ANN — Choir, Attended Clay H.S. and Lakewood H S. (Fla ) YOUNG, REX MICHAEL — College Prep ‘Course; Soccer 1; Student Government 1 YOUNG, RICHARD KEITH — College Prep Course. ZELTWANGER, MARK ROBERT — College Prep Course. NHS3, 4; Basketball 1, 2,3, 4. ZIEGLER, JEFF (Zig) — College Prep Course; Letterwinners 4: Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Swimming 3; Track 1 Baseball 3; Basketball intramurals 2, 3, 4. Pow- derputf Coach 2, 3, 4; AFS Olympics 3, 4; Little 500 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. ZIEGLER, LINDA CHRISTINE — College Prep Course, French Club 2. AFS 2, Big Mouth 1. Y- Teens 2, Ski Club 4; Girls’ Choir 2; Attended Glenbrook North H.S. 1 ZILLMER, LINDA. ZORN, TAMMY. ZULAS, WILLIAM 147

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‘Sophomores deciare their school spirit with banners during homecoming week y, Tom ki, Sandy Brown, Greg Brown, John Brown, Nancy Bruce, Becky Buck, Diane Burket, David Burnett, Carol Byers, Nicki Caenepeel, Barb Cain, Deb Campbell, Laura Campoli, Rick Campoli Theresa Carnico, Annette Cecrle, Dennis Cerney. Jim Christofeno, Jon Ciszczon, Bill Claeys, Nancy Clark, Don Colburn, Alan Colburn, Randy Cole, Trace Coleman, Bruce Coleman. Rick Collins, Laure Combs, Gloria Conrad, Karen Conran, Erick Conner, Susan Connon, John Cook, Kim Cordill, Jett Cormican, Cris Coryell, Dave Coryell, John Covert, Debbie Cowen, Stacia Sophs explore surroundings With only three years experience at the middle school level, many sophomores aren't sure of themselves at Penn. They fear being swallowed by its immensity, of losing themselves in the hundreds already crowd- ing the hallways. But they learn quickly enough that they must prove themselves— and they did by building the homecoming float, by selling spirit stickers, and raising money for the prom. By hiking the spirit lev- els to super-sophomore levels, they made PHS proud of its '78 class, who know the real meaning of “feeling free.”’ Opposite Sophomores declare their school spirit with: 149