Middletown High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Middletown, DE)

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18 DECAClub DECA is one of many clubs which is offered here at M.H.S. In the DECA the students learn how to succeed in the world of business. DECA has been here two years 1974-75, DECA advisor is Mr. Colamarina. In March, DECA had a convention at Sheraton Brandywine Inn in Wilming- ton, Dc. An honorable mention was won by Barbara Beachcr for a poster. Students also participated in the National Convention which was held in Hollywood, Fla. The club raised money for their conventions through such projects as selling M M's, candles, 50-50 chances, bake sales, and dances. At Upper Right Carey Dickerson, Carla Swcctman, Mr. Colamarian, and Marcella McAlpin, taken at a local con- vention. At Lower Right Cheryl Craig and Barbara Beacher also taken at a local convention. Bottom Row: Barbara Beacher, Pam Lewis, Marcella McAlpin. Second Row: Cheryl Craig, Gene Robinson, Kathy Kendall, Ginny Laws, Kim Biddle, Mary Bowman. Third Row: Carla Sweetman, Pam Silvia, Penny Fanning, Carey Dickerson, Karen Weaver, Mr. Colamarian, Nancy Lambert, Milton Hillard, Marie Ginn. Left Mr. Colamarian takes a rest after a hard days work. DECA: Business Geniuses Of Tomorrow

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Reporting, Interpreting The yearbook staff acts as a collect- ing agency for the school. It records those events which will serve as pleasant memories for many years. Although steps are being taken to improve the quality of the yearbook, its staff is greatly hindered by lack of student support. Upper Newspaper Staff: Mr. Taylor, advisor: Cheryl Wright, Donna Argoe, Virginia Tibbett, Cynthia Burris, Calvin Reed, Lois Hall, “Bugs” Rodgers. Second Row: Peggy Filaski, Cindy Mannering, Gail Pernol, Robert Vauder. Bottom Row: Cathy Austin, Jane Bice, Donna Lee, Becky Mayhorn. Middle Mr. Taylor, Advisor; Cynthia Burris, Editor. Bottom Cheryl Wright puts together a page for the Newspaper. The school newspaper, the New Cavalier, has a duel function for M.H.S. Firstly, it provides an accurate, objective account of events taking place in the school community. Secondly, it provides a sounding board for student and faculty opinions. It is hoped that the school paper will continue providing these services for years to come. Newspaper

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Business Club Has Another Big Year Left Business Club Members. Middle Left to Right, Officers: Hope Miller Secretary; Tina Wamsley Vice President; Kathy Johnson Parliamentarian; Nancy Farmer President; Lynn Gelley Treasurer ; Ann Bice Historian; Robin Shorts Reporter. Bottom Lynn Gelley getting things ready for B-Craft Sales. The Middletown Business Club had another successful year. The Parliamentary Procedures team acquired first place in the state convention which will take them to Chicago in May, and the Business Club received third place in the Chapter of the Year at the state convention. The Business Club had many activities throughout the year. They had paper drives, sponsored dances, and did many charitable things.