Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Wordinger, Bob Worting, Roy Yeagley, Rick Yeoman, Trent Yoder, Tammy Zehner, Gene Zehner, Ronald Zeltwanger, Jane Zook, Roger Above Craig Anthony practices playing the trumpet for marching band, Not Pictured Donna Anderson, Rick Berry, Karen Bridges, Joanne Bynoe, Dean Carlile, Jim Colborn, Malinda Craft, Willy Crawiord, Greg Cullern, Larry Dale, Liz Davis, Melody Delater, Bev Donath, Ann Dowell, Kim Foos, Jett Fritz, Kathy Giles, Rhonda Grewe, Mike Griggs, Brian Gueni Doug Guest, Mike Hickey, Tajama House, Tamara Krienke, Ann Lane, Ray Larson, Ron McCartney, Donna Mapletott, Roger Mogan, Jacquelin Morrical, Debbie Nunnally, John Pallo, David Reaume, Mike Rider, Mike Roberts, John Rog: ers, Brian Roskuski, Bruce Roskiski, Sleve Sanders, Tam- mie Sandusky, Bob Scarberry, Ernest Schroeder, Lisa Sie- fer, Tracy Simmons, Timothy Smith, Diane Stevens, Fred Stockbarger, Gene Sult, Kathy Thibault, Craig Toner, Kathy Verhagen, Donald Watts, Terri Yandl, Sandra Yea- key, Kevin Young, Fred Zimmerman, Walter Zimmerman ‘Above Linda Wiessler gets ready to go downhill at Swiss Valley

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Penn Kingsmen throw St. Joe Indians into the bonfire

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158 Acker, Rick Adelsperger, Kelly Aldrich, Barb Allen, Becky Aithotf, Brian Anderson, Cathy Anderson, Kathy Andrews, Keith Anson, Cindy Arndt, Becky Askew, Paul Austin, Tim Avery, Janette Avery, Kathy Bacewic, Ron Bachman, George Bailey, Linda Ballard, Kevin Barhyat, Pam Barilich, Dianne Barnes, Carolyn Barone, Bruce Barrett, Stacey Battles, Connie Battles, Mary Bauwens, Sue Becker, Bill Beehler, Gail Beehler, Tracy Bernicky, Gayle Berry, Donna Bianco, Kathy Junior year: halfway there Girls parading about the halls with patriot- ically painted faces winning Powder Puff Football . . . trig class! Ten dollars for the best hall decorations, $1,100 from a hairy basketball game. The secrets of high school are explained mysteries; Penn no longer looms as a fright- ening monster. With a year's experience under their belts, the members of the junior class function as the backbone of the school. They are at the midpoint; there is a long way to go, with yet another year of hard work ahead of them. But the juniors know that they can make it now; their record proves it. Right Lana Knox and Denise Ring stand guard at the door of the junior class float Above Lana Knox and Denise Ring stand guard at the door of the juniors’ class float.