Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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ROW | Ken Stanifer, Ken Murray, Kevin Lauria, Clark Servever, Greg McLemore; ROW 2 Brian Altoff, Dave Feegley, Tim White, Jim Guibert, Dave Worny, Chuck Jaques, Craig Anthony, Beet Nagy, couch Bill Jagat Season starts in high hopes Bright and ready for 4 super season, the Kingsmen set out with high hopes. Their hearts were satisfied with a match low of 297, scored against Mishawaka and Elkhart Central. Senior Bret Nagy led the team for the second year in a Coach Bill Jagg brought the golfers wo a respectable 14-12 record. The linksmen then went on to take a Sth place trophy in the section: als with an inspiring score of 329. That was Sth best of the 18 reams participating. The golfers’ NIC record w was the B-team, compiling a record of ewo wins juad was busy winning, so and four losses. Bret Nagy was voted as the MVP and captain and Dave Wozny of the °77 varsity team accepted the most improved. TOP LEFT Dave Wozny chip TOP RIGHT Seudying the di OPPONENT Bremen LaVille East Noble Clay Goshen Northwood Memorial Central Noble Lille Riley Elston Se Joseph Washington Adams Elkhart

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You sat down at your desk each morning at 7:45. Struggling to keep awake, you listened as your first hour teacher read the morning announcements to you “The ski club will be having an important meeting after school today. The French club will be having an important ORGANIZATIONAL meeting after school today. A girl’s gold class ring and a boy’s letter jacket have been reported lost, and there is a reward offered for the recovery of each. Tickets for Friday's basketball game will go on sale Wednesday during all three lunches and before and after school.” They were almost the same thing each day You let your mind wander over your schedule for the day: the homework assignment due next hour, the test you would take fourth hour, and the lecture you would take notes on in your last hour class. All filled your mind. Another day of study had begun.