Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL In the last four basketball seasons the girls' varsity team held the championship twice and the co-championship once. Last year they managed to capture third place. This year the team worked really hard, but they did not have that certain spark that every championship team needs. One of the most exciting games this season was played against Upper More- land. That game was one of the deciding factors in the race for the championship which was won by North Penn. Unfortu- nately, the Pennridge lassies lost. The Varsity's capable coach Miss Kramer spurred the girls on to finish the season in second place. O 35 55 AxumIXl 35 41 50ud2Yt0 37 k rtown. 15 5x iiliiivti Perklomen se 49 Central Bucks d 45 M U per Mofelan 54 2 Ninth Yew 35 5 rton Q 38 M ilmpZrPerk10men 47 iii Qxixakefmwn Bev Nancy Nase Joyce Rosenberger Delores Kehr Mary Shive Joan Pritchard Lyle Moyer Dolly Hollenbach Ann Maxson, Manager coach Lynda Hicks Ann Schuster 164 Joan Donna Feuchtmayer Sheila Henderson Lois Fellman

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Kneeling: R. Gerhardt, B. Souder, B. Barndt, B. Gerhardt, B. Yoder, L. Hackney, B. Shoudt. Standing: Mr. Swartley, R. Moyer, S. Clemens, D. Steinly, J. Gluck, B. Walters, B. Moyer, J. Hackett, J. Toole, T. Moore, J. Moyer, D. Robison. B S BALL The Pennridge Varsity Baseball Team, coached by Harold Swartley, had only seven returning lettermen this season. The team did not fare too well in the win- loss column, having won 4 and losing 9. The Rams finished last in the Bux-lllont League. The energetic team gave the leaders of the League plenty of competi- tion. With a bit of luck and more practice, they could have won several close games. The whole team displayed the power and ability which might carry the Rams to the top next year. 0 P 3 Southern Lehigh 8 17 North Penn 3 12 Upper Perkiomen 15 9 Central Bucks 0 6 Quakertown 4 1 Souderton 3 D. Robison B. Souder 166 4 Upper Perkiomen 6 4 Central Bucks 3 4 Hatboro 6 8 Souderton Q 5 Springfield 2 6 Ambler 2 2 Quakertown 7 B. Walters