Maple Shade High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Maple Shade, NJ)

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estling Struggling to free himself, a Delran wres- tler hugs the mat. lt wasn't at all unusual to see the opposition in such a prone posi- tion. Strength, Spirit, and Skill llVVe can win pin'em, and we can vvin'em . That could have been this year's wrestling team's slogan. The 1988 season savv a vastly improved team and a truly successful 10 and 8 record. The wrestling team began their season by conditioning. Every day after school they could be seen running around the auditorium forty times. Paul Ackerman at 103, Anthony Moffa at 135, Craig Schaal at 140, Scott Worthington at 145 and Marc Pas- ciullo at 171 had outstanding records. Mr. Schuld, varsity coach, who was voted coach of the year, did a com- mendable job in preparing and instructing the wrestlers. Mr. Walsh and Mr. Klaus coached IV and freshmen. Strength, spirit and skill led to a great season. it ,f'Qff 1 s... J I-lolziiiggnhisiopponentytfirmiyiiiisitifjunigffiTam l,it 5,5 'fgfijff sg,. Gdllg Tomritakesfboth ,football,at1d, wrestlinfgyl,f iggsi 5 1 T Qivefyjseriously, V,i.i gt 1 jp ' gl 136!Wrestlingg gsg.i. it - ' 1 T 'ffff ils, WSPWW.t9'.5PFill51939.?'3flf?lT2'P9fhllslPl3Y'?f5lF?fif3YfQ'75ff25' i