Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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Penn. Opp. I Abington 4 5 Upper Moreland O 5 Upper Moreland o 4 North Penn I 5 North Penn o Perkiomen I rep P Kulp G Fckardt J Leatherman Front row R Herstme j leach G Gilbert Second row Leatherman P Kulp D Benner G Eclmrdt Thzrd row Mr Manley D Shlve G Iapp T Pade 148 A typical practice session. T Pade BOYS TE Ihls was the second ye lr th it boys tennis w1s 1D oHic1al sport It Pennridge Many eager fellows turned out this year to brave the cold of early Spring ind the heat of early summer Ihe team had 1 successful se lson It won all of its games but one This was an exhibition game with Abington very satisfied with the squ ld erry Le 1fl1CI'lTl'1l'l, led Pade, 1nd D we Benner played singles Philip Kulp and George lickardt held the first doubles position Ilhe outlook for next year loolss Very promising 3 ' ' 2 . , . . ' l l l J ri 's 1 1 -7 c 2 ri c L 1. . .. f if . D - n ls I -N L james Manley, the Rams coach, was 1 . H ' 2 L c .li f. l I I , L VS ,K - : 1 , 4 , . 4 , I 1