Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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INDOOR RECORD WE cord a OUTDOOR RECORD. Rilky rr Mishawaka Elk. Memodil Goshen Washington LaSall Manager Kurt Stein, Tim linsk, Mike Noff Ransberger, Barry Wiard, Bob Ni ROW 2 Manager Karl Be ne Heilman, Doug Horein, Rodger Engleharde Cindermen rewrite books theie best team ¢ Sending eight ind team, the Kingsmen The highligh team, Bob Kowali Dunning and Larry Dale, q finals along with Tom Brady in high jump and Terry Walker in the pole vault. Terry Walker placed sixth at state with a vault of 140” CENTER LEFT Mike Haag, » steuns to make a good, complete ha a member of the 181 B-team. CEN’ his strength and speed ineo his 1 alt. OPPOSITE th his Washington opponent trying

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Penn girls end super season at 10-3 mark as the Penn team fi The best meet of the season, according coach Don Sloan, was the seasc Central meet wh ore girls turned in best times. Everyone performed more to her o capubilities, enabling Penn to win 66-39 The team’s lofty goals were to remain unde feated and win sectionals for the third straigh year. However, a one-point loss to state pion Wawasce, and ewo narrow defear tional champs LaPorte, were no disgrace, stated coach Sloan Coach Sloan and the team appreciated having an assistant coach, Miss Cathy Hahn. It was a challenge, said Miss Hahn, when aske liked assistant coaching the crack Hahn stated char her main cesponsibilitie to learn as much as she could about the track ar field events, since she had had no previou: experiences, She also commented thar in coaching. basket ball, it is more of a team sport, whereas track more of an individual sport. Miss Hahn added that it took her a while to get used to the change but that she enjoyed assistant coaching very much, Proven by this year's new state records, gir track has increased in competitivenc Sloan, Miss Hahn, and the girls are looking fc ward 0 their own improvement a seasons to come TOP Mona Seaman breezes in the lead against Goshen opponent SPAAI BIR Sectional (2nd plice) Hubbard, Tracy Bechler; ROW 3 Coach Don Sloan, Asst Gach Cathy Hahn, Julie Bolin, Brenda Hartman, Terry Teri Murphy, Jill Brennan, Sue Cunningham le Thiclka, Pam Barhydt, Kelly Adelsperger, Ellen Hoye , Jane Sanders, Tammy Redman, Bat

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Newcomers shine in team victories With three new girls behind the net, Penn’s girls’ tennis team notched seven victories and lost only four matches in establishing their finest season ever. Adding to the season in an unexpected way Carolyn and Allison O'Connell moved from Michigan Ciry to fill the number one and two seeded positions, and contributed greatly to the tcam. Moving from Florida 10 combine with Stacy Webb to form the number one doubles team was Lori Benassi Doing well throughout the year, Janice Ross and returning letterwinners Tami Greenawale and Margie Thompson added depth and experi ence to the team. By far the most exciting match was against stated coach Gail Martin. The match was tied with only the last doubles match left to be played. The doubles team came through wich 4 fantastic tension-filled win, enabling Penn to beat LaSalle four marches to three Preceding the win over LaSalle were two 5-2 triumphs over Clay and Washington. The gitls also defeated LaVille, Goshen, Jimtown and Elk hart Memorial, The team scored three points in sectionals and advanced Allison O'Connell to the quarter finals, TOP RIGHT Revealing her determination and power, Jan Ross puts all her might into serving. BELOW Top seeded Allison O'Connell demonstrates the effect of her serve. Technique OPPONENT Chy ROW 1 Janice Ross, Margie Thompson, Lori Benassi, Allison O'Convell, ROW 2 ‘Coach Gail Martin, Tami Greenawalt, Stacy Webb, Garolyn O'Connell Kathy Brugeman, Betsy Strom,