Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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. with 8-2 record OPPONENT Mishawaks MC Elstom West Lafayette Adam: LaPorte Elk. Menaorial dk, Contra) Chay St. Joseph Washington

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Gridders learn to adapt to pain, but despite pain they finished. . . by Mishawaka mistakes, and touchdown runs of 47 and 35 yards by Tom Hill and Dennis kes, a football Groning respectively nany people will A second game victory over the Michigan accomplishment memones locked away after the 20-0 wer a West Lafayette squad that never er Penn's 40 yard line were ve. Penn's wild t Iding out against their se produced a swift 26-7 capable Elkhart Memorial men extended the tories over the Cave while the Penn offense «allied up Mishawaka was € again, bringing the final score to a 19-0 win. BELOW Doc Ponolese gets M dy

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ROW 1 Asst. Coach Don Hecklinski, Bob Ki ds, Randy Petersen, Tom Hill, Ray Hinton, Tim rt, Wilbur Rigale, Dennis Groning. Dan Roemer, Tim te, Mark Burke, Coach Chris Geesman; ROW 2’ Asst Cole, Chris Ferrar Greg Bolin, Mark Freeman, Jan Craft, Trent Yeoman, Mike Becraft, Jack Temple, Asse Coach ‘Wally Yeoman, Bridges, Tom Martin, Tom Orstot, Bill Jensen, Ed Bennett, Mowiser, Jeff Frick, Dale Donat, Dave McAlesan yemer, Mike Robinson, Mike Vrielynck, Doug bs, Tom Wiseman, Asst, Coach Dave Geyer; ROW 4 Dave Foli, Chuck Wotring, Jamie Goodman, Ed Biggs, Robin Smith, Roy Wotring, Russ Stines, Joel Schweisberger Mark Geta, Jim Isea, Marty Freeman, Jerrold Clemens, Joe Null, Dave Kramer, Doug Healy, Greg Klosinski, John Praklet, Asst. Coach’ Bill Stricker, ROW 3 Mike Ki Bret Heckaman, Steve Mays, Bill Brown, Dave Horein, Holowatuk, Doug Wallick, Howard Welker, Rod Peterser J-V’s undefeated In other football action, the B-team compiled an impressive rec 9 wins and 1 tie, the first time the B-team was undefe Penn history The Kingsmen with a smash marked the season opener Misha ually outscoring their 260 victory over waka Cavemen. Cc spponents, the Kingsmen shut out Michigan 27-6, Fac City Elston, 20-0, and smoked Warsaw ing Adams at School Field turned out to be more of an opposition tha jous teams Penn faced, The K-men c tromping over the ed throughout the season opponents in impressive knocking off LaPorte Marian, 15-6, The » shutting out Clay offensive 40.6; Elkhart Memorial, 14-0; an B-team concluded their sca and LaSalle, 21 ai $4 to zip. The Kingsmen n games, averaging about 20 poin With 6 cota s, the defense showed where the backb the Kingsmen stood, allowing red against them in fe nse gave up only in an out Lon Kocsis, Kim Cripe, Duane Sizemore, Steve Secbbins, Tom Wilburn, Scott Anderson, Jack Mougin, Tim Nowak Jim Kalka; ROW 6 Gary Avery, Bill Zimmer, Rick Dombrowski, Scott Darr, Paul Seevens, Bill Wagner, Jett Tallman, Bob Dance, Mike Rhodes, Dan Goodman, Jim Vrielynck, Rock Kocsis, Brad Slabaugh, Larry Shaffer, Tom Shinall, Mike Henderson, Geoff Paluzai; ROW 7 Managers Steve Good, Brain Althoff, John Scholtes, Brad Copp.