Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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Front row S Henderson I Fellman P Dunlap I Cxlslmert R Tree D Feuchtmeyer K Donahue M Fsposlto Second row I' Snyder M Yothers R Detweller L Hxcks M Schaffer Ferry Moyer l Moyer P Moyer Fhzrdmw Unch lxramer S Fsser B Undcrkoffler G Tice Crouthamel S Shaak V Clemens K Vlolfinger E Mnll ,I Prltch ard S Wllson S Mlller The llssles record does not speak for ltself Showmg only two WINS, It does not show the great Splflt or cooperatlon whlch was dlsplayed At hrst, the laeslee were not hlttmg, and their heldlng left much to be deslred Both hlttlng and heldlng plcked up greatly, as shown 1n the Upper Perklomen game After belng shutout by North Penn, the lassles, under the leader shlp of coach Kramer and co captams Pat Dunlap and ean Glbbert started on a new hlttlng spree They were edged out by Souderton, but plcked up two wms from Quakertown and Upper Perklomen The season closed w1th the underclassmen shouting, Walt unt1l next year Penn GIRL S B .YEBALL North Penn Souderton uakertown Upper Perklomen North Penn Souderton uakertown Upper Perklomen '44 OPP yrs She s off for first base J . . , .. , . , . 1' , . ' , . , . 4 , . ,, 7 : ,. , . , . , .. ', . ,J. ,J. ' , ,. , . .' .' : ' ' 9 ' ' 9 ' x 1 ' J.l' 1 ' x ' is ' Y 1 - 1 ' ' , . ' , . . J :Cx ' K-7 L ,frgl gs pi Q, . . . I . . L 5 O 23 Rx, A K L Q ,M x. . . I . 3 ' ' , 11 Q 23 - - . I5 ' 16 . ' - o 16 ' - K K' . IO I3 C J - , A I7 Q r I2 I 1 k . 7 V 5 ' N U , B' ' n L 77--

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x, I V -. ' 1,,,.ff. f vw . .M ,X ' .H H, Q, SX, -uv 5 , . Q.:vlQ ,p', . ffyyj Q Coach, Mr. Osler CROSS COU RY Cross-Country, in its second year at Pennridge, proved to be a very successful season for the Ram Har- riers. Six record breaking wins by Ben YVeidemoyer, plus a well balanced squad helped the team to its splendid record. 'l'he team, coached by Bill Osler, won four Ollf of six Buxmont meets, and they did very well in invitational meets. This sport demands much physical stamina and en- durance for the lengthly race. The score is determined by the individual positions ot' the first live finishers on a team. The team with the lowest score comes out on top. Penn. Opp. I5 Palisades 50 22 North Penn 35 25 Quakertown 32 28 Central Bucks 27 I5 Ambler 50 30 Springfield 25 Buxmont lVleetefTlzird Place Wm. Tennent Invitational -4l'hir1z' Plate George School Invitational -Fin! Pfam Receiving letters at the awards assembly Front row: R. Clemmer, V. Netscher, B. Weidemoyer, K. Bupp, N. Lewis, H. Hess. 145 Szmnd row: R. Bergey, W. Lyons, P. Widmann, B. Moyer, QI. Aldetfer, D. Morrow, D