Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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Junior Varsity Baseball The J.V.'s rvvorrl this yt-:ir was two wins, two losses and ono tic-. Although this rm-orfl may not sc-vin vt-ry im- prvssivm-, it is not vvry haul. Most of the squad is still vt-ry young, and nrt- just th-vm-loping as lmllplnyvrs, The sqnzul hnstla-tl all yt-nr, :mel pic-kt-xl np valuable vxpvr- it-nc-0, which will ht-lp tht-ni nc-xt. yn-ar as they stop up to vnrsity positions. This stvp will ln' :L key onv, :intl they will ln- 4-xpcc-tt-tl to nmkv it. Many of this y0ar's varsity grzuhmlv, and most of tho positions will hc- opt-n to the J.V.'s. Sl 'Y M' J W , , 1 , i 1 Ron' I: IC. Lyons, J. Moyer, I.. liincrt, S. Sinv, lt. llnrnrlt, ll. Lcidy, ll. Nloyor, D Ntunlx ll herlmdt J. Gross, ll. Gvrhnrclt. Razr J: 'l'. Mayor, G. llurt, li. llzu-kney, J. Detwoilcr, ll. M irklu ll Unis e R. Shonflt. ll. llvnclvrson, ll. South-r, ll. Price, G. Sam-o, ll. lYillimns, R. tll0Il!lIlCl l Roth R Gmdel M. llvnncr, Mr. Gutckunst. n-rv A V. - Il'- ' ' MM-.- -M. a.f-sm'-ww-.-.m::6'u.mi9lmi-.enum-in vqwawx ltfs in honu- run! Rllll it out! The wind-up the pitch' 14-3

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CSighD, another broken record! V. Netschcr, W. Lewis, W. Bradbury, M. Bryan, E. Tornetta, B. Weidemoyer, Mr. Osler mi 'mf Setting the pace. Go Jake! ross-Country Cross-country is a new fall sport at Pennridge. It was introduced on a trial basis by Mr. William Osler a former cross-country coach at Quakertown High School. Because of a surprisingly good showing against experienced teams, it was made an official sport. Mervin Bryan was selected for the all- star team which represented our dis- trict in the state meet at Penn State. In cross-country, emphasis is put on team cooperation and not the indivi- 145 dual. The sum of the individual posi- tions finished in the race determine the score. The team with the lowest score wins. Pennridge Opponent 33 Quakertown 26 15 Palisades 49 25 Lansdale 31 20 Central Bucks 35 Buxmont-fourth out of six schools District Meet-eleventh out of twenty- nine schools