Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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B0 YS' T ENNIS The boys' tennis team was the undis- puted holder of first place in the Bux- Mont League. They won seven out of seven games, all hy a large margin. The only Seniors on the team were Gordon Lapp and Theodore l'ade. The rest of the team was Sophomores, who did splendidly under the instruction of James Manley. Theodore Pade played first singlcsg Ray Ilerstine and Jerry Leach played first doublcsg and Gordon Lapp and Dick llorn played second doubles. l' U 4- Abington JV l 4- Plffklfillllfll Prep JV I -1- North Penn I 6 Perkiomen Prep JV 3 5 North Penn ll 5 Upper Moreland 0 X . Q M f ' ew ' . - ..,, :I-'+P ,3-7-A-li'1iXi1.f A it...- , ' f he? ' wZ ?. 2 V- T 4. e Q-r ...mt .J ' 'T ...M W . ,.. ' .1 Q li w -- n i rs 1 ' lin .. .ski ' ' . S .,. 5 a','f'fj if f'9',5,,, it iiK'V - af-J Af -af , , My r A e . A ' f' ,E ,..:a, 5 -iw My K A.., lg Q, , ,ig - I , e m s Wg gg' E X -. I . i l T 5 1 . 1 i v i . X .X S 1 X 5:11105 vs iw.,- ' -Q nifi l' 3 4 A-W ef -A. .. PN Mr. Manley, J. Detweiler, G. Gilbert, D. .1 ,, ,,. if . Q' .. - . A 3 ' 5 , , , , , e sw J 'g..4. l, , - 'P' - M e 1. , N?1 ' f ., ,. .T ' 1 'f '6i?,gM4 X , , , ' , f . '5'7h '5fM' do ,s 2 Q 3, ' ' Y VW x -r '-ff F, xx 1, K K .. 5 .LM.w,,g.,.g::- :V N A 4 K ,M ,M - A I ,. f ,,,f:?7f ll . Q A , 6- ' Q V 5 fr, if ' .. i .Af 3 X' bg V '1-' f- ' ' ' L. f '-' .f L A.. it 'Vaal' ' L I ,.1.QH f' 3 fl ' 5 lf T - E f?z'::f.-f A .' A kLg.gw.gvw,,. an ' 11 . -H if W My N Ml , ...na ' 4 A ,Q 'f li. llorn '- N... L nf . . . . xt. . 1 I - X in 1... W ' - X Q Benner, B. Fluck, J. Leach, R. Herstine, R. Horn, T. Pade, G. Lapp -113 uv R. Herstine, J Le ' a eh Y V 1. viii Xi ik ...ik x 175 Theodore Pade

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Barbara Knowlan, Carole Schock, Linda Leatherman, Janet Detweiler, Susanne Markey, Kathy VVolfinger, Nancy Nase, Ursula Notscher, Donna Reed, Linda lvfc-Donnell, Joan Benner, Jean ML-Gill GIRLS' T ENNIS The girls' tennis team placed second this year in the Bux-Mont League. They won six games and lost two. lN'Iiss Norma Nash, the able coach, gave the girls very good instruction. Toward the end of the season the girls improved considerably, as you can see by the scores. Nancy Nase, an undefeated Sophomore, and Joan Ben- ner, co-captain and a Senior, held the first and second singles. Third singles and doubles varied throughout the season. lllany of the players are underclassmen and will help the team in the future. P 0 3 Souderton Q 1 North Penn 4 3 Quakertown 2 2 Central Bucks 3 4 Souderton 1 3 Central Bucks Q 3 North Penn 2 4 Quakertown 1 Kathy W Qlixflget rw Nsgww' Donna Reed N A v was 4 Wink ' Joan Bennn. -'

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