North Penn High School - Pensonian Yearbook (Blossburg, PA)

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Jr. High Cheerleaders Amy Smith and mascot Erin. Missy Carlson chanting along with their Grub shouldn’t you have your helmet on?

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Coach Smith making point during Galeton game with hard working sophomore forward Renee Ford. Junior center, Shelley Davis, awaiting one of her 18 rebounds in win over C.V. North Penn 63 Towanda 65 North Penn 61 Wellsboro 68 North Penn 67 SRU 24 North Penn 81 C.V. 46 North Penn 60 Athens 57 North Penn 57 Williamson 36 North Penn 61 Canton 47 North Penn 90 Liberty 30 North Penn 59 Athens 44 North Penn 60 Galeton 44 North Penn 78 Canton 38 North Penn 59 Mansfield 56 North Penn 47 Mansfield 40 North Penn 84 C.V. 41 North Penn 73 Liberty 17 North Penn 43 Klkland 36 North Penn 77 Galeton 35 North Penn 43 Wellsboro 44 North Penn 46 Williamson 35 North Penn 48 Wellsboro 45 North Penn 44 Wyalusing 54 North Penn 44 Montgomery 45 North Penn 43 Klkland 50 North Penn 41 Klkland 48 North Penn 66 Mansfield 48 16

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Indeed They Did Romp era? They stomped, and tromped, and bomped em! Coach McNamara's Lady Panthers raced through the 87-88 campaign compiling a 21-1 record. The only loss of the season came at the hands of the Williamson Warriors as they ended the Lady Panthers 9 game winning streak by a 36-33 score. From here, the team went on to win its remaining 11 games to include an aveng- ing 48-33 victory over Williamson back at the Panther Pit. Sophomore co-captains Renee Ford (4.0 points per game) and Sylvia Sherant (4.5 ppg) provided strong leadership for the team through- out the season. Strong rebounding was provided by Renee Ford (189), Karla Lindquist (178), and Julie McIntosh (146), Sylvia Sherant led the team in steals (92) with Karla Lindquist close behind with 91. Kim Hall led the team with assists (85) and at times exhibited outstanding passing abili- ty. Offensively, Karla Lindquist provided the firepower as she averaged 11.2 points per game which led the team. The squad included a strong bench as Renee, Sylvia, and Karla also played in many of the Varsity games which limited their J.V. playing time. Reserve guards included the always-hus- tling sophomore, Ellie Marvin and hard-nosed freshman Kristen Wilson. Freshmen Karen Davis (2.2 ppg) and Cathy Brazda came off the bench and provided solid rebounding. Sophomore Amy Nybeck (2.5 ppg) part-time starter, also pulled down over 100 re- bounds. Kathy Williams, the quickest player on the team, improved steadily in her first year of play. Indeed it was a fine season as a total team effort led to a nearly perfect season. Things are looking good for the Lady Panthers! STANDING: N. McNamara, M. Aumick, J. McIntosh. K. Lindquist. K. Davis, C. Brazda. K. Williams, Coach Tom McNamara, M. McNamara, SITTING: K. Wilson, E. Marvin, S. Sherant. R. Ford, K. Hall. A. Nybeck Sophomore Renee Ford hits baseline jumper at home victory over C.V. 18