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

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TOP LEFT f Hope Molenhoff. Sharyce Persson and Cindy Noll cheer during a time-out of an Eagle basket- ball game. LOWER LEFT - Cindy Noll has the spirit as she cheers during a South football game. TOP RIGHT - Capt. Lisa Shebell gets a kick out of cheering. MIDDLE - Eagle Marti Smock and the rest of the cheerleaders watch the action on the field carefully. BOTTOM RIGHT - The girls perform a cheer during halftime. . .ex ga 7,1 ' ,Q .f ' Y P f we 4 as .TA . H I g 7, 6 1 in 1 .if Q 2 I Y, V X v ,, ,175 IZ, J ,Q e 5 1 - V 1 , 'J 443 V V+ , ' .' f 5 , E L if ' ZW , F' ik gy .Q V x if ,jp ,,: . L Q is- 4 ' K T ' , QT , , 1 -1. ,G-7 'Lg z 51 , 5 .V g 4, ff V ew X A - . . -x A. ily-JS . 552: R -- 'iv ' f - ll A' b !4 A V A .. ir, C - . , 1 1 A ff ' , W ' A I ,uf X if ' . ' V CHEERLEADERS 1 19

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The purpose of cheerleading has changed in the last ten years, the school is brought closer together and the girls have to possess more athletic skill. Judy Gage his year's cheerleading squad was captained by seniors Lori Hughes and- Lisa Shebell. The girls practiced since August. They added a lot of spirit wherever they went. This squad cheered at the North-South soccer game, and all of the football and basketball games. This year's seniors are Stacy Cupolo, Dana Aulenti, Cindy Noll, Jenny Giamo, Hope Mohlenhoff and Debbie Josko. The girls showed all their hard work paid off as they performed cheers which required great acrobatic skill. THIS PAGE - TOP M The girls get ready to per- fomr another cheer. BOTTOM - Lon Hughes cheers during an Eagle Football game. H8 Qs , ,e . lei?-f, . V4 F i if.. 1 X! T in 1 E ' ' 9' sf ,i......u lil . , 5 ,AA ,. ,1 -TEM 1' , r A ' .-,.. . Asc f riiisfgw ' '4 Q - I f T ig at I K f..,,l4,w'f -,' YE. . I 'lim' 1 1 H l j 'I

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Homecoming Game The day every student waits for, the day we return to the mother ship, we show our indepen- dence from Middletown North. On November 22, 1979, Thanksgiving, we showed overwhelm- ing support for our great football team in in- numerable ways. Balloons were released, screams were heard, claps, boos, and pom-pons waved. But despite all of this, we lost to Mid- dletown North with a score of 21 to 10. Cries of anguish were heard amongst the Northemer's homs and joyous yelps, ascars flooded the long driveway of South. TOP LEFT - South's faithful fans show much enthusiasm against our cross-town rivals. TOP RIGHT - By the way Who's your date? MIDDLE - Washington was never like this. BOTTOM - Junior Exec. starts advertising early. OP- POSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT - I thought this was a homegame, TOP RIGHT - The Eagle Spirit rose to a still greater height. MIDDLE LEFT - I'What are you wearing to the dance? BOTTOM LEFT - Another Loin gave up. BOT- TOM RIGHT - Another Eagle first Down, HOMECOMING 120 .si