Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Chris Preisinger Chris Geesman Robert Brady, Chairman Top left Mike F teammate. Oppos ing practices

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44 Physical education classes dancing their way to fitness “Doing your own thing” was the mood experienced by most health and P.E. stu- dents this year. Sophomores did their own thing by picking study units of their choices after completing the required five. Advanced health became a seminar- oriented program. Seniors were involved in activities including visitations, career and volunteer work. Top right Student teacher Carl Hurst explains fitness in health class, Above A physical education student expe: fiences the challenge of rope climbing, Above right Alan Shirk attempts to block a pass Physical education was unique this year, especially for sophomores. A vari- ety of co-ed activities including bowling, volleyball, swimming, badminton, gym- nastics, softball, fitness, dancing, recrea- tional games, golf, tennis and archery were offered. Students were allowed to choose from these areas to suit their best abilities which made them feel relaxed in gym class. A Steve Yoder Wiliam Jagg Walter Jurkiewicz

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Homemakers learn beHer management Home economics was a special type of thing. Capsules, a form of individualized instruction, gave students the option of working in areas they wanted to using the capsules were consumer edu- cation, housing and child development Housing classes selected the tile, paint colors, fixtures, cabinets and other deco fations for the building trades house, the first of nine to be built in Kingsmen Court an Elm Road student with athing clas jalion, Bel puttin Margare} Jurkiewi Linnaea Licavol Claralu Blake, Chairman Linda Brothers