Middletown High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Middletown, DE)

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M.H.S. Teaches Defensive Driving Drivers Education is extremely important in our school curriculum. In order to assure responsibility on the road, students are required to learn the techniques of defensive driving. Students are also made aware of the concept that driving is a privilege. Upper Left Mrs. Cohenour Smith explains some of the safety devices used by a driver. Upper Right Mr. Bolea walks down the stairs after showing some students how to drive. Bottom Mrs. Smith shows Mary Mabrey how to parallel park while Linda Miller sets in back biting her finger nails.

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Home Economics There are several different courses that are offered in the Home Ec. Department. Mrs. Quigley’s courses include exploring childhood, deal- with the physical, emotional, and mental development of a child from conception to teenage; Foods 1, which deals with basic cooking skills; Foods II, including nutrition, working with cereal products, cakes, poultry and fish; Bachelors Survival covers some cooking, sewing and a sewing project using the sewing machine. Mrs. Dalenburg teaches sew- ing and needle craft courses. Top Left Mrs. Quigley is figuring out her students’ grades. Top Right Cathy Ennis and Ruthine Sunders are working on their proj- ect for their knitting and crocheting class. At Right - Mrs. Dahlenburg is explaining some basic sewing principles to her sewing students. Bottom DeCarlo Garrett is cooking something good to eat. 102 - Home Economics

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Keeping in Shape The girls physical education program is taking a new importance at M.H.S. With the emergence of good interscholastic competition for the female students, the physical education program will teach the basic skills needed for successful com- petition. Upper Left Mrs. Carpenter teaches different skills on the rings. Upper Right Stephanie McNaughton steps over the foul line as she bowls; Raylyn Wheeler keeps score and Dawn Berckstrun hides her face. Brenda Burris and Marcella McAlpin pick up the pins, while Stephanie McNaughton and Karen Thompson joke around. 104 Girls’ Physical Education