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

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Scholars Recognized Margaret Hsieh and Reynold C. Wang, both seniors, were twd of only 15,000 young men and women across the entire nation and the only students from Cape May County who were semifinalists in the 33rd Annual Merit Program sponsored by the National Merit Schol- arship Corporation. In addition to two semifinalists, Middle had the further distinction of five other seniors who have been designated Commended Students in the 1988 National Merit Scholarship Program and received a letter of commendation in recognition of outstanding academic promise. The five were Abigail Fagan, Christine Heck, Gregory Lane, l James Moore, and Robert Murray. More than one million students in some 19,000 secondary schools 2 entered the current Merit Program by taking a qualifying test, the fe if PSAT-NMSQT, in 1986 when they were juniors. The top scorers in i every state were included in the nationwide semifinalist pool. Ap- proximately 2,800 four-year merit scholarships were offered by col- leges and universities. 1. Garden State Distinguished Scholars: Robert Murray, Kir- sten Marnie, Karin Parker, Christin Dodd, Abby Fagan, Gregg Lane, Christine Heck, Margaret Hsieh. 2. Margaret Lewis: Temple University, MA. 3. Donald Gallinger: Connecticut College, BA. 4. Jeanne Sykes, Spanish: Penn State University, BA. 5. Karen Buesing: Universi- ty of Pittsburg, MA. 6. Thomas Wallace: Catholic University, gensen Glassboro State College MA. 7. John Sowa: Saint John BA 11 Ruth Welmer Thl6lC0l University, BA. 8. Judith Jen- lege BA 12 Josephine Bryan kins: Wittenberg University, BA. Glassboro State College MA 9. Frank Riggitano: Susquehana University, BA. 10. Wayne Jor- F ,M E,

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3? ii 'B , 1 13 L,,L Q , MTHS Gives Blood jan In October, the Red Cross with the help of the Stu- dent Council held a bloodmobile at Middle Township High School. During the four and a half hours that the Red Cross was here, fifty-five people who registered donated blood. Students, teachers, and township resi- dents as well participated in the program. With Mr. Zebedies in charge, the Student Council carried out a campaign to help the blood drive. They designed posters and wrote announcements to inform students of the upcoming events. On the day itself, several students helped out by giving donors question- naires to fill out and escorting them to the refreshment stand after they had given blood. The main attractions of the day were Gregg Lane and Shannon Lear, who walked the hallways dressed as Dracula and Miss Blood Drop. Middle also gave blood in May. X I le X 6 it til