Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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Ilulfl ship mm junior Varsity Basketball I Iiis yi-ur Ilu- .Iuniur Yzirsily I1-:nn Iuul 2lSllC'f'1'SSflIlSl'2l- I, winning livi- oul of six QZIIIICS. IXIIIPII of IIN- Orc xlil I-0l'SIll'4'l'SSl'1l.ll go to Ihl- l1'2lIllISf'02I.l'Il, Miss Ustc-rlimit. 4- In-lpn-il 4-vi-ryoiw on ilu- ta-:un lu improvv his wi-ak pninls. Ilvr pc-ppy ilisposiliuli ilispirm-cl ilu- wlmlv Iva llll. 'I'Ii4- girls wurkm-il :mal przu-lim-il Imrrl I.0gl'lIll'I' IIIFUIIQIIUIII IIN- sm-usoii. Gmail spurlsiiizuisliip, vnu pvr- ilimi, zuul 1I1'll'I'IIlIIl2l.lIOIl spzwkm-il llu- In-ani In lhvir 4 I alilivs will in mv vu-torn-s. burn-ly an I4-:un will: ilu 1 II In nlmli- In fill IIN- plzu-vs of varsity im-iiiln-rs who gr: lIlI1'1l. 'I'Ii4-y will Iw :ilmlv Io Iivv up lo ilu- vxznnplcs for I.In-in. Uuml Iuvk In IIN' I'ul.urv varsity tvzunl I,l'H7ll'l.llgl' Upprment I7 IIUIIIFZII Iluvks 9 26 Norlli I'4-mi 39 I8 llppvr Nlnri-Iaml II 23 I'pp4-r I'i-rkimm-in 6 38 Quzikvrlnwii 22 I9 Suiulvrlmi 4- 'l'wn mnro points for Judie! llolml 'vm duwnl IKIIIITHIIQI l'. llopf, J. Ile-micr, IJ. Ilrown, I,. Ilivks, A. Scliustvr, J. Ferry, II. Strousc. Sffllllflhllflf R. lluns In-rgn-r, TIll1llIlf1!'l', K. lmiigcopo, II. lllau-k, J. Ilviulricks, S. lllIIISlJ4.'I'gl'l', ll. Tivv, I.. l vII1i1:in, .l. Pritcllzlrd I7. Young, A. Blaxsun. HI

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Ix'rn'rl1'11g.' P. Carpenter, N. Chappell, G. Vroutliamel, E. Knapp, U. Detwciler, A. Moyer, R. Kramer. Getting instructions from the coach Stumiirzg: S. Wilson, ll. Freed, 'fllllllllfjfl'-V, J. Gibbert, L. Wilson, C. Alderler, L. Kressley, D. Feucht- may-r, P. Drace, Miss Usterhout, Miss Kramer. Girls' Basketball By working hard throughout the season, the girls, var- sity came out on top again. In the last three seasons the girls were champions twice and co-champs once. Out of six games, this year, five were victories and one was a tie. With only a few games on the schedule, the girls could not aHord to have any losses. Keen competition brought out the girls, skills and made the games exciting up to the final buzzer. Forwards and guards alike did a splendid job. Teamwork was definitely an aid toward victory. The Yarsity's capable and helpful coach, bliss Kranier, diilnlt allow the winning spirit to die. Follow- ing ber instructions and examples the girls' chances for victory were increased. Pennridge Opponent 60 Central Bucks 30 40 North Penn 38 34 Upper bloreland 34 61 Upper Perkiomen 43 48 Quakertown 33 40 Souderton 33 l4-0 Don't let them score! Another basket for Pennrirlgel E!

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Row 1: J. VVenhold, J. Nonnemaker, J. Gluck, K. Hendricks, J. Gulic-k, R. Zakowicz, R. Ludwick, K. Godshall, B. Thomas. Row Q: G. Eckardt, J. Balco, R. Coll, S. Strouse, H. Harris, R. Williams, R. Bryde, L. Hood. Row 3: A. Hess, L. Hackney, B. Yoder, R. Moyer, Mr. Swartley. VAL VV V F i S . .ijig ,- ,. ' 45.1 1 1,1 ,J .ff Q 3 .ii Stretch! Where did it go? 142 arsity Baseball The Rams pulled quite a surprise in baseball. The Rams were given little chance of winning the championship, but under their Head Coach Harold Swartley, they hustled, played good ball, and gave the school its third championship for the year. Pennridge started off fast, and built up an early lead. Going into the last three games, they needed wins over North Penn and Central Bucks to clinch the crown. They lost to North Penn, and beat Central Bucks. This set the stage for the big game with Souderton. If the Rams won, they were champs, if they lost, they were tied for first place. They won easily, 6-0. It was the first championship since 1941. Pennridge Opponent 8 Upper Perkiomen 7 13 Upper Moreland 4 3 Quakertown 1 6 Upper Perkiomcn 3 4 Quakertown 3 ,ax 3 Central Bucks Q R 4 Hatboro 2 V959 0 Souderton 8 4 Springfield 3 4 Ambler 3 2 North Penn 5 2 Central Bucks 0 6 Souderton 0