Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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CRO - UNTRY Twenty boys showed up for cross-coun- try practice the first day of school. Most of these had been working out during the summer. After a stiff conditioning of two and one half weeks, they had their first meet. Results of the dual meet season: Quakertown 19 Pennridge 40 Central Bucks 22 Pennridge 33 Ambler 15 Pennridge 40 Springfield Q6 Pennridge 33 :VVm. Tennent Q5 Pennridge 30 North Penn QQ Pennridge 34 'first defeat for Wm. Tennent in QM years In the VVm. Tennent Invitational Meet, we took first place. Ben WVcidemoyer took first place individual for the second year in a row. The Cross-Country team took first place in the Bux-lNIont League with Ben lYeidemoyer again taking first place individual. In the District, the Rams finished fourth. Two boys, Dudley VVin- ters and Ralph Clemmer, were sent to the State llleet. 4. ... A... Team cooperation and planning

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F1132 Row: A. Fiedler, S. Clemens, B. llayden, V. Netscher, R. Yoder, S. Forst, Mr. Ftters. Second Row: W. Boescnhofer, J. Jenks, J. Beck, S. Graff, D. Hoagey, M. Nikola, M. Radcliff. Third Row: W. Weyler, W. Rosenherger, E. Froelich, P. Landes, J. Ehr- hart, D. Wismer, W. Scott OCER On September 8, 1957, twenty-two eager soccer enthusiasts turned out for practice, under Mr. James Etter's coaching. This day marked the beginning of a new sport at Pennridge. Soccer is played by eleven players, and the main purpose of the game is to shoot a leather ball into an eight- yard wide goal. Soccer is probably the most popular sport in the world. Our first season was not too successful. But under the excellent coaching of Mr. Etters, the green team began to shape up. By next year the ltam's soccer team should be a real threat to other schools in the league. Only two letter men, Ray Yoder and Volker Netscher, will be leav- ing the team. 3' 5 -43314 s Mx, , if -.5 .gs -i x. 3...g,g-4 .yei P 0 1 2 3 1 Soccer has its ups and downs. ' ,QQ a 'KI' ak X X if. slim Ti NY X Y x s S s sk X s ll JW Q -N as . -A +V K x 0 is K Palisades 3 ...M A il . fi Palisades 3 A 1 North Penn 3 So. Lehigh 1 North Penn 6 . X Y s F .. . . ti XS, ' es--sew. - ,KA-w'. its iff if 173 Q v ,.. - 'N . .. 1-sq - 5, K + .. ' k X. X ' - ' e . .ai gage.. ' . ' N .l Q, .fe X -Q ' . ss.. . ..glib Soccer shots .. . . , Xwf'l !.-Q ss 'fs . c - f- .ze .g 2 . M X . Av.g.,g:l1g.A -X .. . . W N, 2 Q A X .Sass aegis! ! 4- i . 2 - s ' si . .L A., ,WN .. X