Middle Township High School - Middletonian Yearbook (Cape May Court House, NJ)

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Effort And Improvement 1. Middle tries to recover the onside kick. 2. Bob Sutton watches his fellow teammates. 3. Senior Line-Up: Kneel- ing: Steve Seymour, Tom Frank, Scott Supplee, Sam Vitola, Gary Evans. Standing: Bob Herron, Matt Logan, Chris Chase, Joe Jenkins, Ian Farrow. 4. Panthers try to push through the line. Varsity Football Team Front Row: Joe Trombetta, Phil Zimmerman, Rick Kern, Robert Sutton, Gary Logan, Jeff Peterson, Tom Williams, Ed Lord, Jon Errico, Jerry Licata, Row 2: Frank Rig- gitano, Matt Logan, Robert Herron, Scott Supplee, Steve Seymour, Tom Frank, Sam Vitola, Ian Farrow, Chris Chase, Joe Jenkins, Gary Evans, Bill Moll. Row 3: Robert Wunder, Jim Kel- ly, Steve Melchiore, John Leavitt, Frank Hughes, Glenn Wyatt, Chris An- derson, Ricky Gregg, Shawn Girgan, Lawrence Holloway, Sal DeSimone, Diane Neville, Stephanie Brown. 6. Al- lison Harvey and Scott Supplee come to the aid of injured captain, Chris Chase. 7. Coach Moll gives some last minute instructions. 8. Jeff Peterson watches the next play. 9. A Panther is tackled at one of the popular night games.