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

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Cheerleaders Enter Competition The Middle Township Cheerleaders performed as never before. With a new coach, the new Middlemen and a new attitude, they infused a new spirit into Mid- dle Township High School. As spectators at basketball and football games have seen, the cheerleaders were full of life and cheered with vigor. Along with their performances at varsity games, the cheerleaders competed as an athletic team and captured several trophies. Commendations include both the Spirit Award and Third Place in the Upper Township competition, at which co-captain B.J. Sikora tumbled her way to the Miss Cheerleader title. At the NCC State competition, the squad surpassed all expectations and walked away with Second Place and an invitation to the National Championships in California. Mrs. Borger, the cheerleading advisor, has played an instrumental role in the squad's success. Her dedication has spurred the cheerleaders to strive for continued excellence. The squad appreciates her time and effort and would like to say, Thanks for joining our team! 1. Show off your spirit girls. 2. Middlemen join the Panther's Cheerleading Squad this year. 3. Derek shows off B.J. 4. Last year's Homecoming Queen, Pam Turnier, crowns Amy Muller 1987 Homecoming Queen. 5. Middle Township Panthers: Row 1: Linda George, Paige Springer, Rob Murray, Lorraine King, Sherri Spaulding. Row 2: Kathy Anderson, Ted Marriner, Theresa Ford, Vikki Solomon, Janna Kludzweit, Trish Stecher, Tara Wolford, Randee Strair, Angel Durham, B.J. Sikora, Derek Koehl. 6. Sherry Ford gets psyched for the big game. 7. The senior Homecoming Court from left: Heather Pantellas escorted by Tom DeVico, Holly Farland escorted by Mike Chew, Homecoming Queen Amy Huller escorted by Allan McClure, Eve Ford escorted by Drew Pfieffer, and Kathy Anderson escorted by Ron Hudanich. 8. The cheer- leaders with the ever-so-popular Middle Panther. 9. Vikki finds a play amusing. 10. Tom Frank, senior football player, hands his mother a corsage. 11. The Junior Court: Erik Springer escorting Shelly Lions and Frank Kovacs escorting Denise Hennesey. 12. The Sophomore Court: Shaun Girgan escorting Michelle Conklin and Jeff Peterson escorting Paige Springer. 13. The Freshman Court: Chris Hope escorting Dawn Roth and Tommy Williams escorting Meghan Richardson. 14. The Queen and her court share the backseat of a convertible. ff! 1 X f HW f , X 4 v M 1 2,1 J? has it

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1331! GIRL This year's JV Girls Basketball team was an overflow of varsity play- ers. Each Lady Panther added her individual special skills to the sea- son. Michele Conklin, a sophomore did an excellent job of adding points to the game, as did Lori Vergentino with her devastating three-pointers. I X gw f I f We X fa? ff! E5 b it at .. ,..,,, .az2f':,:2fW .' ,f , 2 ,f Zim? , x v x . 2f,'f31,w w ' rg , f, 2 Q, -' ' , W , Y w y yfgw fe vi, , ,, 9 ,f 'K W ' , . wii- , A E f ff fy' 1 , ,gf 6 J, 1 . ' f H 5:-.M if 4 ,-',.jg,f'Wfzv5Em, ,ai ,,:' Vw' , 2 f 3 E W W St f 75? E 7 W WZ .9 - , f -. ' tiii , is Z Q C fr 6 fi' 1 JW V ff ff A W, W' 2, ' in ' H 5 fl 3 na , 25 WW Y W ,, - ' sa 4 , i - f ,i tfwffff L, ,441 f M W 4 ' 'ww 'f f u ' W W f f ffyw if f f Af ff f Q Qgaffhfri Y W!,,Xg!w ww , 6 f 3 X? W7 an 756, af ,QQ 5,12 W 22 f f iff, W X 2 'QMIYQ V fa 24 ff Z f X 243, Maiow 'g 4 M fwff M 22,9 4? Y 4 16 if 43 W 22 A f 27 Q i6Ha f 1 Wg, f fff 19 W X 1 41 X 5 yiff 5 5X f igs 52 7 WW? 17 ,.,,,, ,,,o ,Q , i r ,4 ,H y ,W h s Wllle if if dviggd Ctath Z k t r Cape lville dwood , Harbor TVQJQX ll. ff? ammonton 'iiy - 1 woo at M ,Vf,l ,, Joseph or 1 X f ,ff , 5 easanfivmifle , -ld d C ff-I WWKW if icsit A ilgyww ' - if if he iii 'ri' ii,,gi,,,, ,,li,,i,, ,i1,,h.w , an , ,. , ,,,,,3,,f1- KWH fi, ,, ,W 1,555 13,

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Spirit Filled Week At Middle Homecoming Week of 1987 commenced at Middle Township High School with three fun-filled school days. Monday, November 9, was officially called Twin Day, and students had a chance to dress alike with a friend. Tie-dyes, beads, and bandanas heralded the arrival of Tuesday, which was entitled Hippie Day. Students dug through attics and cajoled parents for old clothes and jewelry. The era of Flower Power reigned supreme as daisies, long flow- ing hair, and peace symbols showered the hallways. The school updated its wardrobe on Wednesday as Panther fans filled class- rooms with visions of orange and black on School Colors Day. That afternoon, students busily prepared for the Homecoming Dance, which took place Wednesday evening in the school cafete- ria. The theme was Hooray for Hollywood, and each class had a chance to pick a movie and develop that idea by decorating an assigned wall. Seniors chose GONE WITH WIND and displayed a pictorial representation of a Southern mansion on stage as Well as a white picket fence and silhouette figures of Scarlett O'Hara and Rhet Butler. Juniors chose the movie GREASE and adorned their wall with a pink '57 Chevy and a motorcycle. SIXTEEN CAN- DLES was the theme for the sophomores, and they decorated accordingly with streamers, balloons, and plenty of sparkle. Freshmen had all the right spirit as their wall read MIDDLE PANTHERS HAVE ALL THE RIGHT MOVES. They cheered on all sports teams with the traditional colors of orange and black. The big turnout at the dance guaranteed a good time and the festive evening climaxed at 10 p.m., as the Homecoming Court of 1987 was presented: Seniors: Amy Muller, Eve Ford, Holly Far- land, Kathy Anderson, and Heather Pantellasg Juniors: Denise Hennessey, and Shelly Lions, Sophomores: Michelle Conklin and Paige Springer: and Freshmen, Megan Richardson and Dawn Roth. The Homecoming game began at 7:30 pm on Friday, the 13th, as the Middle Panthers took on the St. Joe Wildcats at Memorial Field. Entertainment at half-time was provided by the Panther Marching Band. At 9:30 the Homecoming Court Parade arrived. Last year's Homecoming queen Miss Pam Turnier presented Miss Amy Muller with the crown of Homecoming Queen of 1987. 1 ,Fw 1 1 12. 'A . 771