Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Marching Kingsmen Row 1 Lyn Laidig, Jane Thorn sen, Steve Carmichael, Chuck LeMaire. Jeff Mun ger. Kim Fugate, Dave Ritschard. Barb Aldrich Linda Smits, Bob Hershberger, Craig Anthony Dave Kanitz, Merilee Britt, Kris Mumby, Cindi Ward Row 2 Rhonda Delcamp, Lisa Lockwood, Brenda Merrill, Marsha Koehnke, Connie Pabst, Kathi Thomas Row 3 Tracy Beehler. Marie Kaehnke Lynne Russell, Rick Salyer. Mark Miller, Brad Mel ser, Brad Haines, Don Clark, Steve Sherman, Chris Bokhart, Brad David, Kevin Bailey, Barb Guyer, Pat Bogan, Mike Bayden, Jim Kulwicki, Paula Sche Marta Menchinger, Sharon Liddell Row 4 Kay York Mary O'Connor, Ann Ekblom, Stacey Barrett ow Pegay Eakins, Mark Sommer Mi Skwiercz, Diane Utterback, LuAnn Saltzgaber, Che- ‘yl Parsons, Becky Brenneman, Darlene Parsons. Pam Phillips, Laurie Goodhew, Judy Donovan, Lau e Mitscheien, Mary Julie Trader, Ann Thornsen ry Stone, Dawn chi, F 7 Pam Kelver, Kelly ant Juli n Judy Ulrich, Det bie Asbury, Tom Ryckeart, Pate Fetters, Becky Bird, Karen Sienicki, Kim Ritfel, Ke Kim Kremer, Diane Gadson, Michelle Foegley, Janet Sullivan, Mar 5s Flow 8 Sue Conner, Lucinda Miller Johin DiGann, Tom Becraf, Karen Pynaent, Michelle Mammolenti, Val Boocher, Val Misch, Jolene Cal han, Erie Phend, Terry Bird,Chuck Mills, an Mah Gel, Leslie Ri ney, Sue Breit, Gina Kremer, Roberta Schmitt, Dave Gresham, Kevin Wilkins, Ann Lovett, Sue Kulwick! Row 9 Pam Boner, Cindy White, Terry Richards, Cindy Hooker, Kathy Anderson, Sonja Lidshel Margaret Becratt, Becky Mark, Tony Bish, Bey Pett: for, Barb Kinzie, Margee Rinehold, Lorie Drinkall Karol DeLong, Chns Barrett, Wendy Bucher, Penny McDonald, Judy Stephenson, Doug Lins, Pam May: field. Cindy Kepler Row 10 Cathy Blazak, Chris Baker, Barb Goheen, Linda Wiessler, Donna Berry Mark Klein, Dave Ellis, Dave Singleton, Marty White Pat Liddell, Mike Brown, Jody Avery, Debbie Hess, Paul Fuchs, Todd Melser, Lori White, Donna Har- lacher, Julie Krieghoft

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Concert Band Row 1 Angie Woolet, Karen Sienick! Darlene Parsons, Shari Galloway, Pam Mayfield, Jill Kroll, Laurie Collins, Michelle Mammolenti, Kelly Bokhart Row 2 Kelly Wallick, Mary Fraser, Valerie Boocher, LeeAnn Scully, Julie Trader, Cindy Hooker, Barbara Guyer, Lisa Seiler, Tom Miller John DiGann, Zoe Overhulser, Lori White, Laura Livrone Row 3 Judy Ulrich, Margaret Becraft Jackie Imus, Joey Frohlich, Monique Pierardi, Terti Richards, Chuck Mills, Don Clark, Debbie Cain, ‘Symphonic Band Row 1 Ann Lovett, Laurie Goo- dhew, Kim Riffell, Cindy White, Linda Smits, Kathi ‘Thomas, Jennifer Francis, Becky Bird, Pattie Fetters Row 2 Sonja Lidsheim, Michelle Steele, Karen Pyn- eart, Cindy Anson, Wendy Bucher, Tom Becraft, Bev Pettifor, Don Bowman, June Wiseman, Dave Ritschard, Diane Gadson, Merilee Britt, Martha Antisdel, Sue Cunningham, Marta Menchinger Row 3 Betsy Ekblom, Jim Kulwicki, Lucinda Miller, Ann Portolese, Kim Kremer, Pam Phillips, Bob Krug, Eric Phend, Carmen Yoder, Judy Stevenson, Doug Lins, Roberta Schmitt, Donna Harlacher, Chris Baker, Terry Bird, Dan Mahoney, Jolene Callahan, Mark Miller, Albert Jackson, Steve Sherman, Suella Pom- efoy, Ann Thorsen, Margee Rinehold, Becky Bren. neman Row 4 Tim Giluin, Terry Givin, Jett Goffe- ney, Andy Skwiercz, Jim Sommer, John Sheets, Bob Hershberger, LuAnn Saltzgaber, Kevin Bailey Jett Munger, Dave Foegley. Tony Bish, Gail Been. ler, Chuck LeMaire, Dave Kanitz, Laurie Mitschelen, Cheryl Parsons, Pam Boner, Brian May. Dave Si Qleton, Pat Liddell Mike Brown, Penny McDonald, Cathy Stone, Barb Goheen, Judy Sullivan, Lorie Drinkall Row 4 Debby Asbury. Karol DeLong, Pam Harrington, Kevin Wil- kins, Becky Mark, Craig Anthony, Sue Kulwi cki, Ann Ekblom. Diane Utterback, Mike Murphy, Brad Melser, Brad Davis, Phil Geerligs, Rick Salyer, Brad Haines, Mark Sommer, Pat Bogan, Mike Boyden, Chris Bokhart. Steve Carmichael, Judy Donovan Marty White, Tom Riyckeart, Jody Avery, Sue Breit Flow 5 Debbie Hess, Todd Melser, Donna Berry. Paul Fuchs, Mark Klein, Steve Thomas, Kim Fugate Terry Stump, Dave Ellis Concert, symphonic bands impressive “Are there any size 36 coats left?” was a frequent question asked the day uni- forms were issued to band members, as 150 symphonic and concert band stu- dents were fitted into 130 identical uni- forms To start the concert season, a fall con- cert was presented including both sym- phonic and concert bands. Displaying the complexity and beauty of classical music the symphonic band played, “A Festive Overture'’. The concert band also proved their talent to bring out a light- hearted number, ‘The Sandpaper Ballet. The symphonic band, accom- panied by the concert choir, didn't fail to fill the Penn auditorium with the 76 spirit in their glorious bicentennial con- cert. They featured songs such as “Gold Bug’ and ’A Tribute to Stephen Foster’ In April, the bands presented their annual spring concert with the sym- phonic and concert band displaying their musical talents. Below Director Keith Rudolph leads the band in “A Tribute to Stephen Foster Foster's immortal tunes. a clever arrangement of 67

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Determination key to success Determination and perfection have been the keys to their success this year, as the Penn Marching Kingsmen have consistently received ‘'superior’’ ratings at the NISBOVA marching contests. During the past two years they have placed 5th and 10th in the Indiana All- State Football Marching Contest in com- petition with top bands from all of Indi- ana These dedicated students have drilled long hours in August and through the fall days, in preparation for football halftime shows and NISBOVA Marching Contest The Marching Kingsmen are one of the few competitive bands that present a home program. They have also obtained a first division rating for their outstanding work in the NISBOVA Marching Contest Highlighting the year’s events and per- formances the Penn Marching Kingsmen were selected to perform at Disney World during spring break, after a tape and pho- tograph of the band playing were submit- ted along with a list of their previous achievements. Plans for the trip included the Marching Kingsmen playing in a parade, spending two extra days at Dis- ney World anda trip to Cape Kennedy Page 68 Bottom lett Ann Lovett interprets marching band tunes on her glockenspiel, Botforn right Prec. sion was the key factor for the marching band at therr first performance at Mishawaka high s Page 69 Top left Todd Melser finds that three drums re better than one. Top right Gi ard and Linda Smits 69