Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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16 Junior g irls triumph over seniors Spirit, cooperation, and a sense of determination aided the juniors to a spec- tacular victory in the 1975 girls’ powder puff football game. The juniors upset the sophomores, 12-0, and the defending champion seniors, 6-0. The juniors got off to an encouraging start with Jamie Mittiga racing 30 yards On a punt return to give the juniors a 6-0 lead, Then quarterback Kelly Adelsperger tossed a ten-yard touchdown pass to flanker Sue Cunningham for a 12-0 score But the juniors’ pace w slowed down by the favored seniors With neither team managing to light up the scoreboard at the end of regulation time, the seniors received the ball on the ten yard line. On fourth down with the ball on the five, the senior drive was stopped by a deflected pass from Betsy Reinholtz to Kim Clark However, the juniors were mo cessful in their attemp only needed two plays to cover ten yards. trer @ SUC: to score as they Junior Sue Cunningham scamr yards for the touchdown on a hand from quarterback Kelly Adelsperger hes € Junior 1. Kathy Avery, Lisa Re Kay Florian, Kim Kova Ww 2 Rick Ward phan, Shelli Hammon u Brennan, Tammy Wie Toni Ruska, Marie v9 Rani Pam Bart ott € Rick He

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Count Dracula chills Penn Count Dracula, ' based on Bram Stroker's 19th century tal tural evil, is a creative version of the clas- sic story of a suave vampire whose pas- sion is sinking his teeth into the throats of beautiful young women As the play unfolds, the Count has rented an old, ghostly castle next to an asylum for the insane. Dr, Seward oper ates the institution and lives with his somewhat looney sister, Sybil Trouble begins when Sybil, finding the Count very attractive, invites him over for dinner, not realizing the ideas which lie within his mind, Added trouble comes from Rentield, a schizophrenic inmate in league with the vampire Mina, the Count's last victim, is the ward of Dr, Seward, in whose provincial insane asylum the terrifying action tran- spires. Her fiar sf superna- se, Jonathan, arrives from London, worried over her strange trance: like state. Equally concerned is professor Van Helsing, a specialist in rare maladies who senses the supernatural at work and desperately tries to cure young Mina As Mina's character changes more and more to that of a vampire, she follows the Count, leading the others to the crypt at Castle Carfax where Dracula is destroyed by the stake of Dr. eward and Prote Van Helsing. Directing the production was Mrs. Karlyn Wendt with assistance from Cricket Boyer. Sor Top Dracula (Jeff Wiessler) hypnotizes Sybil Seward (Tammy Norwaish), making her unwilling partner in his evil plans, Opposite In the crypt at Castle Carfax, Dracula is destroyed by the stake of Dr Seward (Ed Goddaad) and F ing (Dennis Dale). Jonathan holds Mina (Pal the sleeping va od) back as she tri