Parkside High School - Aries Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

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Below: The Varsity and J.V. cheerleaders cheer at the U.S.C.A. cheerleading camp at Salisbury State College. The cheerleaders stand at attention as the football game be- gins. Junior Amy Hutchins peps up the spectators during a home game. 68 Varsity Cheerleaders Teresa Trumble gives a shout of en- couragement for the Ram team. Captain Laurie Marberger shows intense enthusiasm for a Parkside wrestler. After a Ram victory, the cheerleaders join the crowd in a celebration.

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Danny Cantwell's powerful re- Jeff Cirasso returns an oppo- turn blurs the ball! nent's serve. s Tennis: Seated: Coach Irv Brewington, Danny Cantwell, Perdue, Chris Pusey, Mike Priola, Unidentified Player, S . . . . pann. Standing. Jim Trumble, Adam Anderson, Eric Craig Twigg, Mark Munafo, Scott Bennett, Aaron Teeter. Smash , Hit! . ,rrl, . We . A Jim Trumble and Jeff Grasso fire away in a doubles match. Parkside's Boys' tennis team finished the season with a winning record of 10 wins and 2 losses. Leading the team, the sophomore captain, Danny Cantwell went undefeated for the year, capturing men's singles District Championship. Jim Trumble and Jeff Grasso competed for men's doubles taking third place. The team chose Mike Pusey and Danny Cantwell, both undefeated, for their Most Valuable Players. The unsung hero, chosen by the coach, was Jim Trumble. Along with the team, Coach Brewington wishes the graduating seniors, Jim Trumble, Adam An- derson, Duane Perdue, Chris Pusey, and Mark Munafo good luck in the years to come. Boys' Tennis 67

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Seniors Lisa Ferrar and Tiffanie Zullo entertain the crowd with a Pom Pom routine. fl4KX Floor fleft to right! Tiffanie Zullo, Nancy Sullivan, Nikki Morris, Tiffanie Maizel, Second row: Teresa Trumble, Lisa Ferrar 4Co- tainl, Laurie Marberger 4CaptainJ, Tricia Harkins fSecretaryl, Third Row: Pam Conway, Jennifer Dorsey, Lana Carey, Lisa Boggs, Fourth Row: Amy I-lutchins, Lyn Heineken, Michelle Briscoe. -'-'df 51 'VMS X WM. I 'iii so K' K i eallfix ifgy t - 1 EJ 1 -T gf:f,agm.g,'.qi..3fgf S- . Q gp, girl, rg -.',.5gs.,5y s.4:f:3.g,5-,L 355 1, 3: '.4l'Y.Q4. T,' . 5 s -Efffuxf-il :M 221.1-'fr i3i:.if?fs..,-2 ,s3,g.Q.. ' 1 'Q Jim? f . -' .. 'frsrst' ' - ' ' nw:'E.S5.-f T ' 1345 1, f ' it vb'-s ' 1 - ' 'L f , ekfflii Pom Poms, pep rallies, football games, and lots of spirit! What do these words represent? Our Varsity cheerleaders, of course! Being a cheerleader means having fun, making post- ers, and dancing, right? Wrong! Once again the Varsity cheerleaders proved themselves by cheering and jumping their way to the top. The girls attended the U.S.C.A. camp in Au- gust. In overall competition, the team re- ceived an impressive first place finish. In indi- vidual competition, Lisa Boggs placed first, Tricia Harkins received second, T iffanie Mai- zel fourth, and Laurie Marberger and Lana Carey were among the top ten. During the course of the year, the girls cheer for football, soccer, volleyball, wrestling, and basketball. The squad chose Laurie Marberger as the most valuable cheerleader. The girls extend a special thanks to advisor Mrs. Brenda Briscoe for all her help and support. Varsity Cheerleaders 69