University of Maryland College Park - Terrapin / Reveille Yearbook (College Park, MD)

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Route I Hot Spots Eating is also a favorite pasttime at the U of M and the restaraunts on Route 1 make this possible. R.J. Bentley ' s Filling Station has great family style food at reasonable prices and Parts and Accessories offers amazing subs and baked goods if you ' re on the go. Bagels and cream cheese on Sunday morning at the Bagel Place is a ritual for many students and most of them come back a few times during the week for sandwiches and that fresh sqeezed orange juice. A newcomer to the restaraunts on the Route is Yogurt Jungle with their mascot, the Jungle Terp. Frozen yogurt with yummy toppings, chicken salad on pita and Ceaser salad are the Jungle ' s most popular items and students enjoy this healthy break between classes and late at night. Of course there ' s not only food and drink, but plenty of places to shop, too. Balfour House and Terrapin Clothespin offer the latest styles in Terrapin fashion and Greek letters with sweatshirts, T- shirts, sweats, socks and more. Students enjoy pizza bagels at the bagel place. Route I 29

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Love those artificial rays. 28 Route I

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Cheerleaders Promote Spirit The Terp ' s cheerleading squad consists of seven men and six women who have a vital function at this University. They l eep the Terps fans spirited at sporting events and give moral support to the players. The squad practices almost every week- day in the end zone of Byrd Stadium (weather permitting) and is led by captains Jim Campbell and Nancy Dyer. Two additional cheerleaders are Chandler Hoffman and Keith Humphreys who you may know bet- ter as The Terp. They each dress up in the Terp outfit and provide addi- tional entertainment mainly for the youngsters, but the college students love to give that Terp a big hug, too. It ' s nice to see people enjoy something more than just the game , Hoffman said. .4 4 i . i gH 1 c CO . ' ' , ' • i 30 Cheerleaders