Middletown High School South - Aquiline Yearbook (Middletown, NJ)

Page 116 text:

X a 5 XJ 47? 'M 4' yy 1 M Q 4' 1' Mai' 'Hina www

Page 115 text:

OPPOSITE PAGE - TOP - Scott McCrae tumbles through the air. BOTTOM - Doug Houson works out on the side horse. THIS PAGE - Upper left - Tim Shea is able to master the parallel bars. LOWER LEFI' - The elegance and grace of the floor exercise is demonstrated by Bob Meyers. TEAM PICTURE SENIORS - TOP ROW - Tim Shea, Bob Meyers, Craig Selbrede, Jack McCrae and Doug Howson with Coach Haines. LOWER RIGHT - Captains Jack and Scott McCrae talk things over with Coach Haines. SOUTH 64.5 72.1 74.15 76.1 75.80 80.65 80.65 79.4 71.15 80 40 76 30 85 30 85 30 Varsity 8-7 OPPONENT East Bmnswick 122.8 Columbia 95.05 Cedar Ridge 67.85 Raritan 86.7 Toms River East 73.15 Henry Hudson 103.3 Cedar Ridge No Show Toms River South 71.9 Monmouth Regional 81.25 Rumson 72 60 Middletown North 78 10 Sayerville 107 50 Toms River East 7 E 111 BOYS' GYMNASTICS

Page 117 text:

We progressed as the season went ong we played as well as could be expected against rugged competition. -Dennis Coyne is year's soccer team played very well considering the quality of its op- position. The team finished with a final record of 4-13-2. The team lost in the final round of the Monmouth County play-offs after beating Red Bank Catholic and Long Branch, then falling to a tough Red Bank Regional team. Steve Krynicki set a South single season scoring record by putting in six- teen goals. John Givens also led the at- tack with six goals and six assists. Goalie Steve Springsteen finished his career with five shut-outs. The total could have been higher except a late season shoulder injury sidelined him. Debbie Poole broke the sex barrier as she became the first girl to ever play soccer at the varsity level in Shore Conference history. For the first time this year, South played a night game at their own stadium. Even though we lost, the night will be remembered as the night the lights went out. The team showed a lot of class throughout the season. OPPOSITE PAGE - LARGE PICTURE - Bmce Mackey shows amazing ball control as he baffles an opponent. INSERT - Debbie Poole proved that you don't have to be a boy to play soccer. THIS PAGE - Mike Brennen gets into a defen- sive stance as his opponent is about to fire the ball. BOTTOM - Steve Springsteen takes a well- deserved break between quarters. 113 SOCCER