Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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156 Ch l'l'l'lPClCIillg Cheerleading 1-2-3-4 3-2-1--1 fHint: take algebra and learn to county, Who for? What for? fHint: take English I and learn to writey, Who you gonna yell for? fllint: take another languageg you're a failure at Englishj P-E-N-N-R-I-D-G-E That's us fWEl!D Our cheerleaders may not be able to count or write, but they do know how to create en- thuiasm 175 or ethusism U5 or enthusiasmf'?l-- Noise. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS: Joan Detweiler, Sandy Vogt, Darlene Moyer, Joan Fitzgerald, Nancy Much, Sandy Beard, Carol Lous. Foreground: Nancy Ruth, Karen Waite, Robin Hendricks. VARSITY CHIQERLEAIJERS: Kneeling: Peggy Shlve, Sandy Moore, Emily Field, Betsey Hayden, Donna Kcllenbcrger, Susan McDonnell.

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sgioorb Why do we students go out for sports? Do we go out to help the team and to better the reputation of Pennridge? Do we enjoy the pain of an injured limb or new worn blisters? Do we enjoy the torture of fighting for a breath of air which doesn't seem to come? Do we like the dizziness and the nausea caused by a grueling practice in a sweat soaked uniform? Do we like to go home after practice with our muscles aching and tired? We like the sweat to drip from our bodies. We want to help the team. We want to help further the reputation of Pennridge. We want to test ourselves. We don't like the blisters and exhaustion that go with sports. The good feeling of victory, with the knowledge that it was achieved through long hard work, far overshadows the discomforts of victory.

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Football The school year starts in August for the football team. The coaches use promising candidates to fill the slots made by graduating lettermen. Through hard work in the baking sun and stiff competition among the candidates, the team rebuilds and readies itself for action by September. This year our team did not rank among the league leaders, but the fellows still showed a desire to win, Their spirit was proven when they were presented the Silver Whlstle an ard,xxh1ch1s gn en by the Off1C1'1lS to the most cooperative team Our fellows frequentlx outplayed their opponents in games that we lost, for the opponents used a luckv break to an advantage ' r K CO-CAPTAINS B Bonney P Barndt , W in Y -Q. 'J -' ,ss 4 '- A l'-U 'lv 4 P ji -.assume 1' FIRST ROW B Walters J Souder A Wood T Vlexss P Barndt B Bonney D Moore D WIISOII F Sine SECOND ROW D Ruth J Koerwer J Harris J Gutekunst B Moyer J Clemmer J Groff B Grelser J Hackett THIRD ROW M Flexer F Billmyer S Kelly B Cramer D Gradel C Zuschnitt N Feuchtmayer li-vw -221 sl 'U J Lewis S Mover FOURTH ROW J Berdell S Fluck B Klementisz B Rappold J Borowski T Steinly R Trlol G Neff FIFTH ROW R Kent P Mason B Myers C Stull D Harbon W Becker R Price E Shelly D Price D Oltman 157 ,l , , A ' I . l . , Y L ' . Y ' V L l l t I 4 L . , - , . h Y - , ,. - 1 M Q. ' Y Y - Y Y , 1' '. x. . ' S, Q - ' .. ' ci. '- I - Y ' -V f Q I g I f u ' ' ' x ., ' k ' v --an - ,, - ,. - I 1' .-'v -J :f-... ,... J -. ' m .. - - - p 'f 173' f, 'ff ' ' 7 f sf' I w . ii-la11 M Y , ' , Y V- . - . 1 - 1 o 9 - 1 - v ' - ' ' ' ' ' U I 1 I I O Q I V j 0 l ' l 5 r Y 9 D ' Y ' I . 1 - y - ' 1 - 1 ' ' 1 - 1 0 1 - 1 I . I - , - 1 . ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - Q 1 T Q , . , . 1 0 - 1 I y 1 Y ' Q I Y