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,WiMlctoirn V Hi h «a ' d This page, clockwise: I feel like hibernating. I'm not as stupid as you look. See, I use Crest toothpaste! Opposite psge. clockwise: How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. Run that by me one more time. 2 GLIMPSES OF A THINKING CAPS AT WORK 6 During a typical school day, a student spends close to five hours sitting in classrooms studying aca- demic and elective subjects. Be- sides break and lunch time, assem- blies and pep rallies provide the few interruptions from the normal routine. Strong working relation- ships develop between students and administrators, enabling us to learn to rely on others from time to time. 4 r SCHOOL DAY This psge. clockwise: Are you serious? When I want your opinion. I'll give it to you. How much longer? Opposite psge. clockwise: Yes, I know what I’m talking about! I feel like crying. Who died and left you boss? AT A GLANCE - TOGETHER AS ONE WHAT IS A SCHOOL? 6 A school is not just a building where students go to learn and teachers go to instruct. Rather, a school is a meeting place where stu- dents and teachers gather together in order to get ready for their fu- ture. The PEOPLE are responsible for making Middletown High what it is today. Through understanding, cooperation, and dedication, we’ve made Middletown High school a school of which we can be proud. 7 8 VISIONS OF THE MHS BUSTIN’ LOOSE The amount of school spirit at Middletown High is so great that someone could become a million- aire if they bottled it and sold it. Pride is our middle name, and dis- playing it is our game! Beware on the day of a pep rally! Anyone with- in a ten mile radius of the school would go deaf listening to the cheers of loyalty from the MHS stu- dents. Faithfully, we stand by MHS 100%. SPIRIT AND PRIDE 9 SEE HOW A SMILE 10 BRIGHTENS THE DAY FLASH THOSE PEARLIES Everyone has had those days when he feels like just staying in bed and letting the world go by without him. Just a little smile of reassurance from a friend can mean all the difference between a great day or a not-so-good day. A smile shows a person that someone really cares, or it may mean, “Hey, I like you just the way you are!” At MHS, smiles help make everyone’s day. 11 A LOOK INSIDE: 12 A SMALL WONDER How many schools which have less than 600 students still earn a respectable reputation in the state? We do. We have accelerated class- es, enriching agriculture courses, tough sports teams, as well as top notch elective studies in foreign lan- guage and music. Take a look be- hind the scenes, A LOOK INSIDE, and see how MHS is a small wonder. THE VIEW FROM HERE 13 FRIENDLY IMAGES Inside Middletown High school there are 594 students, 40 teach- ers, and 37 administrators and staff members who all work together to provide a well-balanced education. Thanks to all who have shown support and encouragement on our behalf. Suzanne K. DuRoss 1985-86 Editor-In-Chief MRS. CAROLYN KUGEL DEDICATION 6 The 1985-86 yearbook staff ded- icates this year’s edition of the Cav- alier to Mrs. Carolyn Kugel in hon- or of her degree of devotion demonstrated toward her col- leagues as well as her students. Her willingness to go above and beyond the call of duty to aid someone shows that she truly cares about the welfare of her friends. We Love You, Mrs. Kugel! SENIORS 6 Looking back to our freshman year, the class of '86 always seemed to show the undiminished pride which helped us to win this year’s pep rallies. Our sophomore year meant getting our licenses; our junior year had our prom and our domination of Spirit Week. Now we are in our senior year with gradua- tion, senior trip, the prom and the great magnitude of spirit we will always possess. Jennifer Adkins Betty Alfree Melvin A!free Tina Alien Rebecca Arbogast Steven Arbogast Pamela Bailey Lynn Bason Pertina Archie Harry Argoe Carmen Bernardo Ernest J. Castagna Tammy Burris Crystal Cale John Carpenter Nigel Chandler Eric Cole Sharee Coleman Mark Cooling Robert Davis Jeffrey Craun Mark DelPercio Harry Comegys Barbara Daniels Nona Dickerson James Edwards Billy Jo Funk Edward Gant Shawn Goodier David Gula Kimberly Haigh Pam Haman Jeffrey Harris Francine Henry Michon Herd Chris Herrmann Donna Hickman Barry Key 22 Lesteria Kilson David Klein James Lacinski Michael Lacinski Ann Latavitz Karen Lawrence Savonya Lawson Theron Lively Most Popular Scott Smith Denise Emerson Always Smiling Kristin Foster Jeff Vaughan Most Involved Denise Emerson John Carpenter Most Attractive Michelle Womax Vince Petka Karen Lockerman Michelle Loving Mark Marvel Tracy Man love Kelly McMinn Katharine Mears 2 t Rebecca Mohring Craig Morris Dennis Mabrey Lou venia McDowell John Meyer Christina Mullins Kaylyn Maquire Lisa McGrellis Kevin O'Brien Dena Pace Kelly O Day Class Clown Sherry Sharpe Mark DelPercio Robert G. Phillippi Vincent Petka Deborah Powell Class Flirt Ryan Roderick Kelly O’Day Sandra Pitcher Lawrence Raichle Lisa Rawley Clifton Reed Christopher Royle Ryan Roderick Vincent Savini Tammi Skinner Edward A. Slavin Raymond Smick Roy Smith MIDDLETOWN E VS A.I •■ALL VS 'S Oil VS I PETii Best Car Betty Alfree Mark Cooling Most Unforgetable This year, i looked at a new aspect of Senior Superla- tives After much thought. I decided to ask the Class of '87 to vote on whom they felt would be the Most Unforgetable Senior They decided that they were Eric Cole and Sherry Sharpe I felt that this category would hold some sentiment for the Seniors chosen, and would, of course, for our class as well. I hope everyone is as pleased as I am with the results, and that this category becomes a regular superlative. Sincerely. Most Likely to Succeed Shawn Goodier Tracy Manlove Betty Alfree Senior Section Editor 27 Lisa Swyka Amy Warns Jeffrey Vaughan Kristina Wagner William Wagner James Wallace 28 Austin Waters Juanita Webb Diane Whitehead Matthew Voshell Jesse Wallace George Whitehead Curtis Young Adrian Wisher Michelle Womax Richard Wyatt Shannon Young Not Pictured: Anthony Archie Joseph Ashe Charles Nabb Edward Schwinger Gwendolyn Weathersby We Made It 29 The Spirit Of ’86! Senior Section Staff Left to right: Terri Garrett Betty Alfree, Editor Rhonda Coleman As you can see, this year’s Senior Section Staff is small. These two freshman started out inexperienced, but they have been very anxious to help bring this section to you. They have done a great job on the directory as well. Thank you, Terri Rhonda, for all your help and a job well done! Officers (top row, left to right) Mrs. Kane, Advisor; Den- ise Emerson, Presi- dent; Becky Arbo- gast, Vice President; Kristin Foster, Trea- surer; Shari Beck, Secretary Class Council (kneeling, left to right) Kaylyn Ma- guire, Sherry Sharpe, Sandy Pitcher Thank You! T Of all the many people who have helped us reach our goals since freshman year there is one very special lady who stands out — Mrs Linda Kane. Mrs. Kane has been our advisor since our freshman year She has stuck with us through the good times and the bad Mrs. Kane has helped us with and participated in fund raisers, the float committees, the prom committee, our class trip and, finally, gradu- ation. She has helped us keep our heads up high when the going got tough, and she has truly put the spirit in our class! When we leave here in June we will leave behind a very special friend. Mrs Kane - we love you. and we will miss you!!! The Class of '86 FACULTY The administration, faculty and staff of Middletown High School deserve our thanks and appreciation. They have shown us patience and understanding nearly every day. They have made an In dellble Imprint on each of us this year, and throughout our years at MHS. Once again, we extend our gratitude to the excellent administration, faculty and staff of MHS. DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION O N 36 Dr. Ronald Starnes Board Member Mr. John Goodler Board Member Rev. William T. Wallace Board Member Dr. Ronald Mersky Superintendant Dr. John Holton Assistant Superintendant DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Valerie Woodruff-Principal Mr. Howard Johnson-VIce Principal Mrs. Barbara Gruwell-Secretary Mrs. Phyllis Waeclcer-Secretary Mr. Ronald Bice-Mechanical Drawing Mr. Robert Covelli-English Mr. William Eisenbrey-Physlcal Education Major Robert Gllmore-R.O.T.C. Mrs. Emily Carpenter-Physical Education Mr. Tom Currey-Agrlculture Mrs. Sue Forsman-Social Studies Mr. Richard Green-Agriculture 38 FACULTY Mr. Michael Handlln-Stage Crew Greenhouse Mr. Harvey Harvey-Math Mrs. Linda Kane-Home Economics Miss. Mary Lynn Kebler-Math Mr. David Harris-Chorus Mr. Gregory Holsteln-Drlvers Ed. Miss. Kathleen Keating- Health Science Mrs. Deborah Koons English V-% FACULTY Mrs. Carolyn Kugel English Mrs. Jane Logan- Typlng Buslness Mr. Ted McClain-Art Mrs. Diane McConaghy- Resource Center Mr. Jeffery Lawson-Math Mrs. Kate McCann Engllsh Mr. Terry McCormick-Social Studies Ms. Patricia McGee-Engllsh FACULTY Mrs. Linda Malatesta-Math Mr. Richard Miller-Science Mrs. Kathleen Melvln-Sclence Mr. David Rlblett-Woodshop Mr. Roger Martin-Foreign Language Mr. John Morgan-Social Studies Mr. John Plckett-Comp. prog. Social Studies Mr. Alan Robb-Engllsh News Paper Honors FACULTY M gt. Lovell Robln on-R.O.T.C. Mr. David Sechler Dlet. Ed Honora Yrbk. Mr. Roy Smith-Social Studies Mr. John Taylor-Engllsh Mis . Marilyn Scheel-Math Mr . JoAnn Slngleton-Spanlsh Mr . Louvenla Tatman- Buslness Mr. Jonathon Wittman-Band Director 42 FACULTY Mrs. Beverly Fllasky Guidance Secretary Mra. Amy Fletcher- Guidance Mra. Ruth Kable-Vlsltlng Teacher Mra. Elaine Stelnaker-Scott Guidance GUIDANCE Mrs. Martha Conner-Nurse Mrs. Virginia Johnson Librarian Mr. Barry Schiller- Psychometrlst Mr. Joe DlSalvo-Chalrman, Special Education; Principal. James H. Grove High School Mrs. Edle Ryan Latham Director. JTPA Mr. Freeman Willlams ln school Suspensions Mr . Joyce Fyle Mr . Alice Stokes Mr . Elizabeth Yearsley Cafeteria Manager tSK 4 Mr . Eleanor McDowell Mrs. Bessie Saunders Mrs. Ella Mae Suggs Mrs. Pat Petka Mrs. Elsie Spicer Mrs. Gladys Walker CANDIDS CAND1DS ( o CANDIDS 48 CANDIDS UNDERCLASSMEN As one looks inside MHS, one does not see just faces; one sees the warmth, friendliness and personality of MHS’s students. The juniors, soph- omores and freshmen all contribute to what makes MHS special. One look tells all. Juniors, sophomores, and freshmen combine to make MHS the special place it is. They add laughter, smiles and happiness to the otherwise still and empty hallways. They are a large part of the good things that go on inside M.H.S. RICHARD MILLER • ADVISOR LISA GRAVATT - PRESIDENT THERESA GRAVATT - VICE PRES. MARINA ANGIE TREASURER JAMIE EVANS • SECRETARY Abbott,Vlkkl Angle, Marina Argoe. Mary Ann Austin, Dane Bailey, Tammy Brackln, Harold Bratcher. Troy Brockson. Danny Brooks. Tracy Brown. Norma Bruce. Jennifer Buckingham. Richard Burris. Lisa Chesser. Christine Chlllas, Carol Clark. Karen Cole. Barbara Collins. Pauline Crowe. Robert Decker. George Dickerson. William Dougherty. Tim Downes. Terri Duker. Catrlna 1 JUNIORS 53 DuRoss. Suzanne Eberhard. Laurl Ellis. Tammy Evans. Dhonyale Evans. Jamie Everett. Donna Fansler. Mike Farrow. Mark Flannagan. Mike Fox. Steven Gassaway. Sonia Gillls. Donald Grace. Kim Grau. Robert Gravatt. Lisa Gravatt. Theresa Green. Kelly Gulswite. Michelle Guseman. Ronald Halgh. Kristine Hall. Donna Hall. Jeff Hammond. William Hartnett. Sandy Heverln. Wendy Hodgeman. Gina Hoffman. Scott Hopper. David Hugh. Jennifer Kelley. Moira Kinnamon. Chris Kirk, Toby Krauss. Andrea Latavltz. Eileen Lewis. Rebecca Lewis. Roman Liles. Ann Lloyd. William Lynch. Tim Malandruccolo. Tonla 54 Manlovc. Edwin Martino. Patricia Maalln, Sandra McGrory. Dawn Mlsslmer, Tracy Muller. Barbara Oaka. Bryan Oliva. Rob Olson. Cher Parrott. Ronald Pierce. Mark Prang. Brandon Pyle. Kevin Pyle, Terry Ranson. Denise Ratledge. Carol Reed. Andre Reynolds. Lisa Richey. Brenda Robinson. Jackie Ross. Thomas Rosslter. Matthew Samson. Kathy Schmitt, Karen Selfrldge. George Sheets, Matthew Shetaler. William Shilling, Brien Short, Robert Slkma. Beth Slavln, Andrew Smith, Melissa St. Clair. Raymond Stafford. Tamml Starr. Bryan Stewart. Michael Stllwell. Keith Thomas. Tracey Thompson. Larry Todd. Erwin 55 Unruh. Sandi Valentine. Chris Valentine. Jeff Vaughan. Kristen Walker. Lois Walker. Melissa JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS_____________ JUNIORS Washington. Lawrence Weaver. Thomas Webb. John Webb. Keith Weikert. Steve Wheeler. Robert Wicks. Jennifer Wilson. Richard Wright. Janlnne Yellowdy. Milton Young. Andrea Zltter. Darla ,7 JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS NO' r PICTURED Alford. Cheryl Brown. Clint Burks. Tisha Cale. Trevaughn Carter. Scott Chandler. Franklin Davit. Judy Eatep. Matthew Fountain. David Jefferson. Sonja Matthews. BettyAnne Neucller. Reyn Parsons. Lea Pinkard. Willeatha Saunders. Tonya Savlni. Francesca Snow. Howard SOPHOMORES “ i CLASS OFFICERS MR. LAWSON - ADVISOlf5;5S5 ; ' MICHELLE RUST - PRESIDErJ i RENEE BRACKIN - TREASURER HOPE VAUGHN - SECRETARY CINDY PAYNE MEMBER AT LARGE Adams. Margaret Adkins. Laurie Alford. Pamela Alla. Heather Anderson, Stephanie Anderson. Susan Anderson. Theodore Andrews. Tim Banning. Terrence Bell. Melvlna Betty, Brian Blanchfleld, Steven Bond, Kathy Boulden. John Brackln, Jane Brady. Derek Brenegan, Sharlyn Brooks, Robin Brown. Crystal Brown, Joseph Brown, William Browning. Steven Bryant. Allen Burns. Michelle SOPHOMORES Campbell, Tamila Carney. Pete Chambers, Joanne Christian, Allen Cole. Michael Cook, Stephen Coulborne, Mark Cox. Nicole Crooks. Edward Curlett. Dawn Delledonne. Thomas Diehl, Lisa DlMalo. Cynthia Duckery. Trade Durnall, Michael Dutton, Kristina Felnslvler. Glen Fleming. Denise Foraker. Rod Forte, Craig Fry. Derrick Gant. Phyllis Garnett. Donnel Garnett. Lisa Gell. Chris Goodler, Matthew Gula, Nicole Guseman, Denise Haass. Paula Haman. Lisa Harris. Alan Hartnett. Sara Hirst, Eva Marie Hodgeman. Toni Hughes, Michelle Johnson. Scott Jones, Bobbl Jo Jones. Louise Jones. Joseph King. Michael 62 SOPHOMORES Klabe, Sean Klunk. Danny Knoedler, Eric Kopach, Chrla Kuahela. Keith Latavlta. Joseph LaVlgne. Paul Luplnek. Scott Manlove, Curtla Martin, Charles Mays, Lori McClanahan, Brian McCommons. Lesley McGeoch, Allan McMlnn. Kandy McVlcker, Kenny Merldlth. Daniel Messlck, Kelly Morris. Russell Murray. Michael Myers. Jason Nash. Harry Nichols. Mark Ogden. Thomasina Palmer. Jenifer Parsons. Hope Payne. Cynthia Pearl. Mary Pennington. Michael Peterman, Kelly Pierce. Chris Price. Alan Ralchle. Andrew Reed. Bryan Reny, Renee Richardson. Tonya Robinson. Billy Ross. Tracey Rudewlck. Charles Rust. Michelle 63 SOPHOMORES Saunders, Junius Shivery. Mike Skodzinskl, Sharon Smlck, Sue Ann Smith. James Smith. Joanna Smith, Pamela Snedeker, Raymond Steller. James Sweetman, Brian Taylor, John Taylor, Todd Tharp. Michael Vandervort. Jeff Vandyke. Ellen Vaughn. Hope Wadklns. Julie Wallace. Merritt Wallendorf. Wayne Wanamaker, Nalrobe Waters. Everett Weathersby. Christian Wills. Douglas Wolfe. Kim Woodle. Shelley SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES 64 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES 1 SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Beacher. Joey Monterosso. Geraldine Bell. Kenny Pettus. Richard Carey. Joann Poulin. Barbara Farmer. Jerry Rupp. Carolyn Huskey. Royetta Rowan. Bruce Jacobs. Tiffany Seds. Michael Kruegar. Lynn Sheftal. Danny McNatt. Paul White. Cynthia Wilson. John Alexander, Christine Alford, Heather Alfree, William Archie. Kenny Atkinson. William Austin. Eric Bailey. Tina Baize. Loretta Barrer, Lisa Beal. Aneika Beamer. Scott Bignall. Billy Blackston, Theophllus Blanchfleld. Tammy Borthwlck. James Bowser. Angela Bouser. Tammy Boyles. Nell Brady, Dana Bright, David Brokenbrough. Sylvia Brower. Richard Burger. Joanne Cale. Sheldon Cannon, Timothy Carey, Keith Carroll. Stephen Chambers. Kristin Coleman. Rhonda Collins. Mary Cook. Eric Crowe. Beth Ann FRESHMEN 67 Davis. Nicole DelPerclo. Jeanine Denham, David DeRose. Ellse Anne DeRose. Ellen Dickinson. Sheri Dinger. Mark Dixon. Michael Donovan. Christopher Drake. Eddie Emerson. Kim Enrico. Rebecca Everett. Jeff Flannagan. Sean Flick. Michelle Foley, Glen Ford. Stacy Forrester. Debra Fox. Richard Fry. Robert Garlic. Katheryn Garrett, Terresa Griffith. James Grim. Mark Guessford. Jackie Gulswlte, Jane Hall. Andrew Ham. Mellsa Haman. Judith Hammond. Gregg Harris. Scott Harvey. Yolanda Halselbusch, Susan Heinold. Gail Henry. Donald Hicks, Robert Hopper. Denys Hunter. Benjamin Hutchinson. Kristina Isbert. Eric Kalb. Victoria Keeler. Lisa Kelso. Angela Kennedy, Gregory Kinnamon. Laurie Kohr. Robert Lewis. Cheryl 68 Lively. Forlce Lloyd. Trlna Malandruccolo. Donna Manzle. Paula Mataen. Susan McConnell. Shawn McGhee. Jesse McGinnis. Theresa McLamb. Gall Mlsslmer. George Mortellaro. Vincent Nash. Jerry Nichols. Matthew Oaks. Eric Ogden. Michael Overby, Dar Parke. Diane Payne. Brian Perkins. Monica Pierce. Mia Pitcher. Pamela Plankenhorn. Michelle Powell. Kandlce Raab. Tera Ray. Lawrence Reed. Michael Reed. Tonla Reed. Virginia Reyborn. Donald Reynolds. Wendy Robinson. Stewart Rodgers. Paul Rodgers, Peter Rowan. Roxanne Royle. Anne Russell. Kandy Sadler. Brian Sabora. Russell Sartln. Sammy Sarver. Randall Saylor. Christina Schmitt. Joanne Schofield. Stephanie Scott. Loretta Scott. Peggy Segars. Steve Shaw. John FRESHMEN 69 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Shetzler. Tom Sinex. Beth Smith. Jennifer Smith. Richard Smith. Trevor Staata. David Stewart. Brian Stewart. Kennithla Stlth. Kristin Stokes. April Sudler. Shevett Tharp. Richard Thomas. Edward Tindall. Mark Waters. Terrance Webb. Fredla Whitby. John White. Dennis Whitlock. Tlmmothy Wiggins. Darius Wiley. Simone Williams. Kenneth Wilson. John Winters. Joe Wisher. Erin Wisslnger. Bruce Wright. Steve Wright. Donette Wright. Wilbert FRESHMEN FRESHMAN NOT PICTURED Austin. Patricia Harper. Jame Carney. Phyllis Seals. Michael Carney. Sheri Vandervort. Robert Carney. Terri White. Cynthia Comegy. Johnny Griffith. Matthew Wilson. John FRESHMEN MIDDLETOWN' _______ ACTIVITY SPIRIT WEEK HAT t SOCK DAY DRESS DOWN DAY PUNK ROCK DAY OPPOSITE GENDER DAY BLUE WHITE DAY — SENIORS WON!— .'CHRISTMAS: CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON CHRISTMAS CONCERT CHRISTMAS PARTIES HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM MHS HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY HOMECOMING QUEEN ANN SHEATS AMY VARNS ANN LATAVITZ SUZANNE DUROSS CHRISSIE CHESSER LORI MAYS JOANNA SMITH TERA RAAB TINA BAILEY RS BEAT WILMINGTON 26-8 HALLOWEEN •WINNERS m- STUDENTS - DIANE WWTEHE BILL SNYDER 9T FACULTY - WIZARD OF QZ C MISS MCGEE MRS KUGEL MRS SINGLETC MR TAYLOR STUDENT LIFE A look inside MHS reveals the pride and enthusiasm the students, faculty, and staff display. The vari- ous school events and activities hold special moments for all who participated, and these moments are what this Student Life section is all about. It’s a chance to look back and reminisce about the fun and excitement we all had during this SPIRIT WEEK 74 SPIRIT WEEK 6 The students, faculty, and staff at MHS overflowed with pride during this year’s Spirit Week. Spirit Week con- sisted of Hat and Sock Day, Dress Down Day, Punk Day, Opposite Gen- der Day, and Blue and White Day. The week ended in the traditional Home- coming Pep Rally, and once again the Class of ’86 walked away with both the Spirit Stick and Spirit Week Plaque. Congratulations to all who participated, for this week will always be a reminder of how MHS can display its spirit and pride. Floats F.F.A. Float Freshman Float Sophomore Float Junior Float Senior Float Parade | Homecoming FRESHMEN Joanna Smith escorted by Curt Manlove JUNIORS Lori Mays escorted by Vaughn Harrigan Queen And Court SENIORS The 1985 Homecoming Court Ann Sheats escorted by Dwayne Sheridan Amy Varns escorted by Dave Willey Ann Latavltz escorted by Robbie Maxwell The 1985 Homecoming Queen: Ann Sheats Halloween Halloween is not just a time for ghosts and goblins, but a time for dressing up in the most bizarre and outlandish costumes one can imagine. The students, faculty and staff all participated this year, and created some of the wildest fashions yet. This year’s con- test for best costume resulted in a tie be- tween Diane Whitehead as Superpickle and Bill Snyder as Miss America. The teacher group that won was the Wizard of Oz group, consisting of Mrs Kugel. Ms. McGee. Mrs. Singleton and Mr Taylor Congratulations to all who participated! ■ HALLOWEEN from Bhoulics find Bhoslics find Long-Leggcly Beaslics Hud Things Thai Bo Bump in The Highly Bond lord, Beliuer Us! Private Thoughts . . . . M.H.S. ACTIVITIES Activities Students at MHS participate in many dif- ferent activities such as pep rallies, sports events, and Homecoming. But what about the other activities that are just as impor- tant, but don’t receive enough recognition? Students as well as teachers collaborate in activities such as building school projects, the WNRK radio program, and SADD. Spe- cial work was put into the re-creation of the Civil War display that was held in the begin- ning of the year, and much effort was put forth when Mr. Handlin's classes built a new greenhouse. All of this hard work just goes to show how much pride we all have in MHS! M.H.S. 84 n ssnoquaajQ MHS IS A PLACE OF MANY MOODS 6 When we look back at our high school years, we remember all of the special times we had. But most of all, we remember the laughter and tears shared with our friends. The times we spent goofing off in class or daydreaming about the future reflected our memories of fun and excitement After all the joking around, we all showed a more serious side, mainly concerned with passing classes and being the best we could be Our moods were constantly changing, due to the experience we encountered through the years All these special moments will be cap tured in our hearts, and we will always be able to recall the good ’ole high school days! OF MANY MOODS Togetherness At M.H.S. . . . TOGETHERNESS AT M.H.S. Friendship and unity at MHS are very important factors in surviving our years at school. Even when we were as young as five years old, when we were just starting kinder- garten. we've had our friends to help, guide, and love us through thirteen years of school. Most of us realized that we couldn’t make it through the rough times without our friends The great memories we have of our school years were made possible by our friends and the times we shared with them . . An Important Factor Looking at all the Sports here at M.H.S., one would see the pride, spirit, and the dedi- cation, that both players and coaches have for their sport and their school. Sports play an important role at Middletown High School. There is extreme emphasize on learning, togetherness, and sportsmanship. In these pages you will begin to take A Look Inside of the proud home of the Mid- dletown Cavaliers. GIRLS’ FIELD HOCKEY 6 The 1985 Cavalier Hockey Team went through a season of endless drills, sweat, and laps under new coach Mrs. Keating. The team not only improved last year’s record, but also learned many new skills. These skills enabled them to improve the game. We wish next year’s Hockey Team great success and good luck for a bet- ter season. The 1985 Field Hockey Team: Bottom row, loft to right:Co-Capt. Sherry Sharpe, Co-Capt Jamie Evans, Nikki Cox, and Kristi Stlth Second row, left to right: Lynn Bason, Shari Beck, Margaret Adams, and Gina Hodgeman. Third row. left to right: Kandl Powell, Jennifer Wicks, Tammy Bailey, Coach Keating, Becky Arbogast, Jackie Guessford, Gall Heinold, and Tony Hodgeman. 93 The 1985 Football Team: Bottom row. left to right: Vincent Savinl, John Carpenter, Matt Reyn- olds, Robbie Davts, Steve Arbogast, Scott Smith. Adrian Wisher and Jeff Harris. Second row. left to right: Assistant Coach Harvy, Joe Ashe, Chris Kinnamon. Mark DelPercIo, Mike Lacinski, James Lacinskt, Vince Petka, Gary Hammond, and E J. Castagna Third row, left to right: Manager Suzanne DuRoss, Bill Wagner, Bob Biggs, Bobby Wheeler. Jack Webb. J l Steller, Reyn Neucilar and Ray St. Clair Fourth row, left to right Manager Kelly Green, Scott Hoffman, Chip Parrott, Eddie Man love, Derek Braky, Assistant Coach Vernon, and Coach McCormick. FOOTBALL 6 The Middletown Cavaliers had an excellent season. With a record of 6-3, the Cavaliers are now receiving the respect, fame and rec9gnition they de- serve. The Cavs have shown outstand- ing performance, dedication, and hard work, and in doing so have brought back much of the past respectability to the Middletown Cavaliers. The 1985 Volleyball Team. PH Bottom row, left to right: Junior Varalty Susan Ander- son. Jennifer Hugh, Beth Sikma, Theresa Gravatt, Mary Ann Argoe, Wendy Reynolds. Top row left to right: Varsity Michelle Loving Patricia Martino, Norma Brown, Jenny Ad kins, Coach Watson. Amy Varns, Joanna Smith, Denise Emer son, Ann Sheats. Kathy Sampson. GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL 6 For the first time in 4 years, M.H.S. has established a Girls’ Volleyball Team. This young team faired quite well with some very tough competition. This team faced some of the top teams in the state, and showed them their drive, determination and spirit. We wish the volleyball team much future success. ■ The 1985-86 Boys Basketball team played very well this year. After their rough season last year, they showed much im- provement. Compared to a record of 6-16, they have proven that they have the ability and opportunity to become a very strong team in competion as well as in basic skills. They have put forth much more team effort and generated vitality and enthusiam We wish the team better luck and continued success. The following « jert t F r$f Row. L. ft Hfjkb Second Row Left tofflgi i U lorkiv-dv ThlrdRa Andy mRStega 1 iaWmj s. FranklinS C« Wlll.am Not pictured Oe Mgr Louise W ilier. •ssell Sabora, ach Lawson, Wanamaker. , and Coach Burger, and The following are mem- bers of the Girls Basket ball Team: Bottom Row, Left to right- Gina Hodgeman, Jenny Adkins, Donna Hickman, and Ann Sheats. Top Row. Left to Right- Mgr. Wendy Heverin, Mgr. Karen Clark, Toni Hodgeman, Kristen Vaughan, Joanna Smith, Pam Smith, Ellen Van- Dyke, and Coach Petrucci. GIRLS BASKETBALL As a result of improving many basic skills, this young team also improved last year’s record. Drive and constant determination were evident in each of the games and practices. With support from each other and their fellow classmates, this team was sure to show winning spirit that was overflowing here at M.H.S. The following are members of the Wres- tling Team: Bottom Row. Left to Right- Mgr. Carol Chillas. Paul Rod gers, Peter Rodgers. Mike Hodgeman. George Decker. Mark Guseman, Shawn Goodier, and Mgr. Stephanie Myers. Top Row. Left to Right- Coach Bran- caccio, Dane Austin. Joe Ashe, James Lacinski, John Carpenter. Ray St.Clair, Mike Pennington. Harry Nash, and Derek Brady. 112 .KVMf WRESTLING That winning spirit and constant dedication enabled this year’s Wrestling team to have an out- standing season. With a mere one- point loss to the state’s Wrestling powerhouse, the M.H.S. Wrestling team dominated each of their matches and tournaments. Along with their respectable record, some of the individual wrestlers also maintained a perfect, undefeated record. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 6 By definition, a club is a group of people associated for a common pur- pose or mutual advantage, usually an organization that meets regularly. This is only a definition; however, and no one really knows what these words mean until he or she actually joins a club. In this section we take a look inside the clubs and activities in which students have been participating this year at MHS. BEAVER CLEAVER CLUB Flret row. left to right- Cecilia Brokenbrough, Becky Arbogast. Kelly O’Day, Dawn Denham, and Michelle Loving. Second row. left to right- Donna Forte. Ann Sheats. Donna Hickman. Tracy Manlove, Denise Emerson, Amy Varns, Sherry Sharpe, Jennifer Adkins, Lynn Bason, and Advisor, Ms McGee. Third Row. left to right- Jeff Vaughan. Dave Gula, Shawn Goodier, Steve Arbogast. Mark DelPercio, and Jeff Harris. Flret Row. left to right- Shelley Woodie, Suzanne DuRoss, Jamie Evans, and Janinne Wright. Second Row. left to right- Lesley McCommons, Tracy Brooks, Steven Browning, Lisa Diehl, Lisa Burris, Pam Alford, Brenda Richey, Hope Vaughn, and Michelle Hughes Third Row. left to right- Pam Smith, Mary Pearl. Denise Fleming. Jenl Palmer, Laurie Adkins, Norma Brown, Jenny Hugh, Kristen Vaughan, Karen Clark, Mary Ann Argoe, Cher Olson. Kim Wolfe, and Advisor, Ms McGee Fourth Row. left to right- Matt Rossiter, Jack Webb, Joey Brown, Billy Brown, Terry Banning. Keith Kushela, Paul LaVigne. Jeff Hall, Curt Manlove, Bryan Reed, Chris Kopach, Chris Valentine, and George Selfridge 118 CHEERLEADERS Bottom. Left to right- April Stokes. Angie Kelson, Erin Wisher. Michelle Hughes. Top. left to right• Aneika Beal. Sharlyn Brenegan, Sonja Jefferson. Cheryl Lewis CHORUS Flret row. left to right-Hope Vaughn. Cecilia Brokenbrough, Billy Jo Funk. Moira Kelly. Tracy Missimer, Angela Kelso. Sandi Unruh, Lisa Burris. Francesca Savini. Lisa Keeler. Chris Mullins. Second row. left to rlght-Gwen Weathersby. Carole Chillas. Savonya Lawson. Bobbie Jo Jones. Margaret Adams. Lisa McGrellis. Michelle Loving. Sandy Hartnett. Gina Hodgeman. Michelle Plankenhorn. Third row. left to rlght-Erin Wisher. April Stokes. Michelle Rust, Jennifer Bruce. Judy Haman. Roxanne Rowan. Beth Sikma. Tonya Richardson. Kristina Dutton. Jenny Hugh. Mr. Harris Fourth row. left to right-Simone Wiley, Craig Forte. Mike Flannagan, Robert Crowe. Toby Kirk. Michael Fansler, Erwin Todd. Craig Williams. David Gula, Kenny McVicker. Jane Guiswite. DECA «SflSWTOJ fA m hoc nr aMERIC F r«r row, « f fo r g it-Kristine Haigh. Carol Ratladgc. Dawn Curlett, Tammy Bowser Second row, left to right-Marcia Sudler, Mark Tindall, Sandy Unruh, Betty Alfree, Jackie Robinson. Lori Mays, Jennifer Bruce. Shelley Woodie Third row, left to rlght-Robin Brooks. Tracy Brooks. Tonya Saunders. Lois Walker. Billy Shetzler. Phyllis Gant. Allen Christian. Mike King. Dar Overbey. Wes Miller Fourth row, left to right-Jackie Guessford. Tammy Blanchfield. Victoria Kalb. Tina Allen. Tim Andrews. Louise Jones. Fifth row, left to rlght-Rob Kohr. Mary Rich. Billy Robinson. Heather Alls. Vaughn Harrigan. Mr Sechler, Advisor; Joe Jones. Alan Price. Sixth row. left to right-Sally Hartnett. Cindy DiMaio, Rene Reny. Nicole Gula Flret row, left to right-Tonya Saunders. MDSE Manager; Phyllis Gant, Assistant Controller; Marcia Sudler. Secretary Second row. left to right- Jackie Robinson. Personnel Manager; Billy Shetzler, Operations Manager; Lois Walker. Manager Third row. left to right-Tina Allen. Sales Promotion Manager. rr WtrnSFr -?■ 122 First row. left to right- Sherry Rupp. Donna Everett. Eddie Gant. Judy Haman, Steve Cook Second row. left to right• Matt Voshell, Tina Bai ley. Tammy Bailey. Keith Bramble. Robbie Short. Alan Price. Lori Mays Third row. left to right-Mr Handlin. advisor; Pam Haman. Steve Carroll. Chris Herrmann. Mr Currey, advisor; Greg Birch. Steve Weikert, Dane Austin. Mr Green, advisor I This year’s FFA has been quite successful in its participation in competitions as well as the annual fund raisers-citrus fruit and carna- tion sales. In addition to receiving numerous awards in state FFA con- tests, the club served breakfast for the Southern States Crop Produc- ers meeting. Congratulations to Mr. Currey and his crew-KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! FFA ALL THE WAY! 6 First row. left to right- Matt Voshell. Tammy Bailey, Greg Birch, Dane Austin. Steve Cook Second row. left to right- Pam Haman. Eddie Gant, Lori Mays HONORS First row. left to rlght- Susan Hasel- busch, Teresa McGinnis, Sharlyn Brene gan, Kelly Green, Kaylyn Maguire. Sec- ond row. left to right-Mr Dave Sechler, Advisor; Shawn McConnell, Russell Sar- bora, Alan Harris, Ellen VanDyke, Rita Dirks, Kenny McVicker, Craig Forte, and Mr. Mc- Cormick, Advisor. SCIENCE OLYMPICS First row. left to right- Shari Beck, Sherry Sharpe. Kristin Foster. Tracy Manlove. Denise Emerson. Ann Sheats, Mrs. Melvin, Advisor; Second row. left to right- Pam Smith, Cecilia Brokenbrough, Shawn Goodier, Jeff Vaughan, John Carpenter, Jack Webb, Donna Forte Third row. left to right- Dave Gula, Jenny Hugh. Jamie Evans. Robert Crowe. Tom Ross, Dawn Denham. Kelly Green, Jeff Har ris, Lynn Bason. Suzanne DuRoss, Kristen Vaughan, Janinne Wright. STUDENT SERVICES Flret row, left to rlght-Amy Varns, Kristin Foster. Kaylyn Ma- guire. Second row. left to right-Mrs Logan, advisor; Tina Allen. Melissa Walker. Dena Pace, Debbie Powell. Lisa Raw- ley. Juanita Webb. Theresa Gra- vatt. Jackie Robinson. Lisa Gra- vatt. Third Row. left to ifgAf-Franklin Chandler. Alice Scott. Tammy Burris. Pertina Ar- chie, Shannon Young, Kris Wag- ner. Mary Ann Argoe, Lori Mays. Marina Angle, Tammy Ellis. Fourth row. left to rlgbt-Fran cesca Savini, Suzanne DuRoss. Kelly Green. Lois Walker. Alicia Blackston, Marcia Sudler, Sandy Pitcher. Becky Mohring. Vince Petka, Karen Schmitt. Fifth row. left to rlght-Bi y Robin- son. Virginia St. Clair. Rita Dirks. Sonja Jefferson. Tony Bratcher, Nona Dickerson. Shari Beck, Becky Arbogast, Denise Emer- son. Sherry Sharpe. Robbie Da- vis, Roy Smith, John Carpenter. 125 MARCHING BAND “ATEN’ HUT!” 6 The 1985-86 Cavalier Marching Band had the second best season in the history of Middletown. The band performed in five competitions and ten football games. This year’s Cava- lier Drum Majors, Dave Gula and Mike Fansler, received the coveted Lilian Martin trophy for best Drum Majors. Even though the regular marching sea- son is now officially over, the band will begin to prepare for next year’s season. Flret row. left to right- Gail Heinold, Nicole Gula. Mat! Rossiter Second row. left to right- Kenny McVicker. Mike Bryan, and Robert Crowe. First row. loft to right- Lisa Burris, Leslie McCommons, Diane Parke. Second row, loft to right- Jennifer Bruce, Wendy Reynolds, Ellen Top row. loft to right- Carole Chillas, Wendy Heverin, Julie Wadkins Bottom DeRose, Kim Wolfe, Ellen VanDyke. Third row. loft to right- Eva row' to rl9ht- Craig Forte, JoAnne Burger, Craig Williams. Hurst, Christine Saylor, Yolanda Harvey, Stacey Ford. Percussion: From front left, following the “M”- Tracy Manlove, Greg Birch, Steven Cook, Chrissy Alexander, Joann Schmitt, Pam Alford, Richard Pettus, Jenny Hugh. Trumpets: left to right Nicole Davis, Ann Royal, Billy Bignal, Karen Lawrence. Mike Flannagan Flutes: first row, left to right Laurie Kinna- mon, Michelle Rick, Beth Ann Crowe, Ann Roy- al, Elise De Rose Second row, left to right Kathy Bond, Amy Varns, Michelle Loving, Nor- ma Brown. 128 Rifles: first row, left to right- Ann Sheats, Denise Emerson, Sherry Sharpe, Phyllis Gant. Second row. left to right- Kel- ly Messick, Kim Emerson, Christy Chambers, Stacey Anderson, Lisa Diehl Swing Flags: first row, left to right- Janinne Wright, Donna Forte. Sandy Unruh, Kristin Fos- ter, Melissa Ham. Kaylyn Ma- guire. Second row. left to right- Kristina Hutchinson, Lisa Gravatt, Laurie Adkins, Karen Clark. Silks: first row. left to right- Hope Vaughn. Cecilia Broken- brough Beck, left to right- Mi- chelle Rust. Denise Fleming, Jeni Palmer. Mary Pearl, Brenda Ri- chey, Denise Guseman. Mary Beth Collins, Shelley Woodie, Sa- vana Lawson, Sandy Maslin, Kris- ten Vaughan. 129 HONOR SOCIETY First row. left to r f f-Kaylyn Maguire. Shari Beck. Michelle Lov- ing. Janinne Wright. Tracy Manlove, Tracy Brooks Second row. left to r7gAf Marina Angle. Robert Crowe. Lynn Bason, Suzanne DuRoss, Dawn Denham Third row-left to right-Karen Clark. Jenny Hugh. Denise Emerson. Kelly Green Fourth row. left to rlght-Cec ia Brokenbrough, Rita Dirks. Dave Gula, Shawn Goodier, Jeff Vaughan, Wendy Heverin. MATHLETES First row. left to rlght-A an Harris. Lynn Bason, Suzanne DuR oss, Janinne Wright Second row. left to rlght-VJendy Heverin. Kenny McVicker. Kelly Green Third row. left to right-Mrs. Malatesta; advisor. Tracy Manlove Fourth row. left to rlght- Shawn Goodier, Jeff Vaughan. Jenny Hugh. PRESIDENT: MARK DELPERCIO, WHO WAS ABSENT DURING PICTURE TAKING. 130 S.A.D.D. STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVERS First row. left to right-Su- san Haseibusch. Billy Robin- son, Susan Anderson, Mi- chelle Guiswite, Andrea Krauss Second row. left to rlght-Cecilia Broken- brough, Loretta Scott, Mary Pearl. Willeatha Pinkard, Ali- cia Blackston Third row. left to rlght-Alan Price. Craig Williams, Pam Smith, Phyllis Gant. Denise Guse- man, Sonja Gassaway. Mrs. Kabis. Advisor. STUDENT COUNCIL First row. left to right-,Janinne Wright. Craig Forte, Kristi Stith. Alicia Blackston. Cecilia Brokenbrough. Nona Dickerson. Lynn Bason. Becky Arbogast. Suzanne DuRoss. Theresa Gravatt, Lisa Gravatt, Laurie Kinnamin. Mr. Harris. Second row. left to right-Mark DelPercio Terry Banning. Shawn Goodier. Julie Wadkins. Robert Grau. Shari Beck. Kim Emerson. Aneika Beal. Karen Lockerman. Michon Hurd L.sa Keeler Nicole Gula Third row. left to right-Sandy Pitcher. Mark Tindall. Jeff Harris. Mary Ann Argoe. Tammy Bailey. Jackie Robinson. Kristen Vaughan. Marina Angle. Karen Clark. Sonja Gassaway, Mia Henry, Laurie Eberhard. Jeff Vaughan. Fourth row. left to rlght-George Whitehead. Jack Webb. Kenny Archie. April Stokes. Louvenia McDowell. Savonya Lawson. Kaylyn Maguire. David Gula. Kristin Foster. Amy Varns, Sherry Sharpe Jamie Evans. Kelly O’Day. Rita Dirks. Judy Haman. Laurie Adkins. Sharlyn Brenegan, Ellen VanDyke. ROTC Sitting, left to rlght-VoneUe Wright, April Stokes, Shevette Sudler. Monica Perkins, Aneika Beal, and Jesse McGhee Kneeling, left to right-Mike Durnall, Rob Oliva, Erin Wisher. Richard Foraker, David Bright, Don Reyburn, Sheri Dickin- son. Rebecca Enico, Jerry Nash. Third row. left to rlght-Monica Stewart. Pauline Collins. Sylvia Bro- kenbrough. George Missimer, Tonia Reed, Terrance Waters, Junius Saunders. Roman Lewis Fourth row. left to rlgbt-Chris Gell, Matt Voshell, Keith Bramble. Kenny Ar- chie. Joe Winters, Terry Pyle. Dickie Blackston. Mark Marvel. Milton Yel- lowdy, Harry Nash Back row. left to right-Qheryl Lewis. Chris Valen- tine. Gregory Kennedy. Bryan Payne, Troy Todd. Donna Everett, Carolyn Rupp. Tom DelleDonne, Curtis Young. William Dickerson. STAGE CREW Kneeling, left to right- Greg Birch, Chris Kinna- mon. J.L. Steller. Jeff Harris. Standing, left to rlght-Dave Fountain, Mr. Handlin, advisor; George Missimer. Peter Rogers. Mike Durnall, Bil- ly Alfree, Jeff Everett. Scott Lupnik, Loretta Bayes. Brian Betty Top. left to right-Stewart Robinson. Theresa Gra- vatt, Robbie Short. Lisa Gravatt. Rusty Brackin, Keith Carey. NEWSPAPER First row. left to rlght-Ke y Green, Marina Angle Second row. left to rlght-MicheUe Loving, Karen Clark, Laurie Eberhard Third row. left to rlght-Terry Pyle. Virginia St. Clair. Keith Webb, Norma Brown. 138 SPANISH CLUB TWITS 1985 - 86 SPANISH CLUB WHO Mascot Pedro 1985 • 86 YEARBOOK STAFF Sitting, left to right-Suzanne DuR- oss. Dawn Denham. Betty Alfree. Sandy Pitcher. Second Row. left to right Mr. Sechler; advisor. Jamie Evans. Jennifer Wicks. Peggy Scott. Kelly Green. Brenda Richey, Louvenia (Mouth!) McDowell. Jeanine DelPercio, Kristine Haigh, Tracy Brooks Third row, left to right-Jane Di- Maio. Mary Ann Ar- goe. Kristen Vaughan, Rob Oliva. Terri Gar- rett. Kathy Garlic. Flret row. left to right-Suzanne DuRoss. Editor in Chief; Kristen Vaughan and Dawn Denham. Student Life co Editors. Betty Alfree. Senior Section Editor. Sandy Pitcher, Sports Editor Second Row. left to rlght-Jenniier Wicks, Business Manager and Ad Section Editor; Jamie Evans. Clubs Activities Editor; Tracy Brooks. Faculty and Underclass Editor; Not Pictured. Jane DiMaio; Secretary. One Big Happy 140 Family!!!! CLUBS OF AMERICA MDOLETOWN HIGH SCHOOL Is He Serious? What Do You Want Now?!! Is That Rob . . . Working??? Decisions, Decisions, Decisions Sue And Jam Hard At Work? ■■■■I Mr. Sechler, Your “Few” Minutes Equal 15!!! ___________' The Senior directory is composed of Nicknames, Activities, Fondest Memories, Future Plans, and Favorite Sayings. The directory begins on page 144. The purpose of a Last Will and Tes- tament is to leave behind special items or memories to a certain person or special group. The Last Wills and Tes- taments begin on page 150. We, the Senior Class of 1986, hope you enjoy reading the next few pages as much as we enjoyed our four years at MHS!!! Jennifer Adkins Nickname Jenny Activities Band 1. 2. 3; Bandfront 4. Softball 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 3. 4. Volleyball 4. Honor Society 4Spanish Club 1. 2. 3; Beaver Cleaver Club 1. 2, 3. 4 Fondest Memories: Post Graduation '85. Florida Trip. Wesley Leadership Conference. Take 2. Opera Future Plans College. Accounting-Favorite Saying “It'll be alright Pamela Bailey-Activities: OEA 1. 2: GOP 1. 2; Accounting 1. 2. Art 3. 4-Fondest Memories A.J . All the great times with K.O., V.S., L.C.. M S.. L W. Snap-on Sisters; The night Kelly tried to teach me to drive a stick shift Future Plans: Get a decent Job and settle down Jen Sun Betty Alfree-Activities: Student Services 1. 3: Softball 1. 3; Cheerleading 1; French Club 1. 2; OEA 2. 4. Soph. Class Officers' Club; Prom Committee 3; Field Hockey 3. Newspa per. News Ed. 3; Who’s Who 3; Yearbook. Student Life Ed. 3. Sr. Ed. 4. DEC A 4. Float Committee 1. 2. 3. 4-Fondest Memo- ries: The day Gary came Into my life 10 5 84 the day he asked me to marry him 11 15 84. 10 19 84. time spent w my best friend Dawn, getting my Roadrunner-Future Plans Marry Gary make him happy, become a secretary at DuPont Lynn Lynn Bason-Activities Hockey 2. 3. 4; Science Olympics 1. 2. 3. 4. Nat Honor Society; Accelerated 1. 2. 3. 4-Fondest Memo- ries: The funny times with Jamie and Linda (esp dances the blizzard) and the special moments with Jeff (esp. the Prom)- Future Plans: college, biology ma or. Melvin Alfree-Activities FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; Greenhouse 1, 2. 3. 4- Fondest Memories Being with Ann through the school year Future Plans To become rich-Favorite Saying “Let's Party Shorty Shari Sharon Beck Nickname: “Mari “ Activities. National Honor So- ciety. Class Sec 2. 3. 4. OEA. Sec 2. Pres. 3. Gris’ State; Spanish Club; Student Gov't. Field Hockey. Who's Who. “Ugly Duckling Club; Beaver Cleaver Fondest Mem . Special mo- ments w Tom. 2 1. 7 27; Ski Trips; OEA Conventions; “unique“ times w Tammy; “beach trips. '83. ‘84. and '85 Proms, fun w B A.. KM. and T.R.-Future Plans: U of D; Love, success wealth w someone special. “Australia''-Fa- vorite Saying “Who. innocent little me? Becky Rebecca Arbogast Activities Accelerated 1. 2, 3. 4. Beaver Cleaver 1. 2. 3. 4. Student Council 1. 2, 3. Pres 4. Class VP 4. Field Hockey 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 2. 3-Fondest Mem Jr year with Mike, Prom '85. Trip to NY. All the good times with K. O.. Being an ichthioplanktologist with LB. Getting out of Mr Morgan's class-Future Plans Attend U of D and ma or in Psychology Favorite Saying “That's the dumbest thing I ever heard Carmen Jon Bernardo Activities Illustration, collecting late 60's and early '70's progressive rock LP's; collecting my favor ite literature (comics, magazines)-Future Plans: Possibly art school, a career In illustration (hopefully comic book art) and to have many good and loyal friends-Favorite Saying: “Not much. Carmen EEK Steve Arbogast Activities Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Accelerated 1. 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 3. 4. TWITS 3. 4. Beaver Cleaver 1. 2. 3. 4. Sports Appreciation Club Treas 2; EEK MEEK Detective Agency 1. 2. 3. 4. Fondest Memories Great times w “The Guys . Mexico '85. Toronto; milling around like a bunch of cattle. Football '85. Mr Morgan's class. “The Tape '. Kirch-A- Van. Slice; Newark. Dances Future Plans to live the rest of my life-Favorite Sayings “Why are you more concerned about my life than am7'', “Neat Greg Birch-Activities Band. VP; FFA. Treasurer. Stage Crew, Stage Manager Fondest Memories All the football games and the competitions the band went tof-Future Plans: College-Fa- vorite Saying “That's pretty neat!” Teddi Bear Tina Pertma Archie Activities Spanish Club 1. 2. 3; TWITS 2. 3; OEA 2; Foreign Exchange 2 Fondest Memories All the crazy times in the halls with Shannon-Future Plans Work a year and go to Goldey Beacom Favorite Saying “You geek’” Tricky “T” Alicia Lasha Blackston Activities Basketball 2. 3; OEA 3; Stu dent Service Program 1. 4. Student Council 4-Fondest Memo- ries The rides through Lake Street in Mrs Kane's paddy wagon, and the day William Martin walked into my life, the fun times Cecilia. Erna. and had Future Plans To go in the Army and hopefully spend the rest of my days with William Martin Favorite Saying “I love you William “ Harold Harry Argoe Activities Woodshop 1. 2. 3; Drafting 1. 2. 3; Greenhouse 1. 2. 3. 4-Fondest Memories: All the fun had during lunch with my friends-Future Plans: To find a good job- Favorite Saying “Shut-up' Keith Bramble Activities ROTC 1.2.3. CMNDR 4. Ski Trip 2. 3; Wrestling 2; FFA 4-Fondest Memories: Ski trip 84-85, Party ing after the football games. Novas, the night the 9 of us partied in D.W 's parents' LTD. Townsend dances. Nov. 10-Future Plans Attending college and military service-Favorite Sayings “Hey Baby . “Whatever floats your boat Keith 144 Cecil B Burns Cecilia Brokenbrough Nickname C.C. Activities National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4. Prom Committee 3; Chorus 4, Basketball Mgr 3. 4, Band Front 3. Capt 4. OEA 1, 2. 3, 4, SADD VP 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. 3. 4. Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Science Olympics 1. 2. 4; Graduation Committee 4. TWITS 3, 4 Fondest Memories Meeting A E J. and having three years together, messing around with my friends. football, basketball season Future Plans Furthering my education, getting a good job-Favorite Saying: ,Sikef , You’re stupid! A----- No Pholo Available ___________r Harry Michael Bryan-Actlvlties Band 1. 2, 3. 4-Fondest Memories: All the fun times with Ed and Troy In Mr Smith's, all the good times with Sandy Mashn Future Plans Graduate from high schoolFavorite Sayings What's up? , Hey! Babs Tammy Burns Actlvitles OEA 1. 2. 3. Library Aide 2. 3. 4 Fondest Memories Being with K W and going to Newark with K.L., PS., and B.H.-Future Plans Being a secretary, getting married to K W. and having a family Favorite Saying ‘7 don’t care Dickens Chris Crystal Cole-Activities: OEA 1. 2: Hodgson Vo-Tech Commer- cial Arts I. 2. 3 Fondest Memories The fun I had in North Carolina and in Boston, the 2 weeks I spent in New York. Graduation Future Plans To live the glamorous life-Favorite Sayings Say what1”, That’s def Dawme EJ Castagna Activities Football 1. 3, 4. Baseball 2. 3, 4. Wrestling I. 2-Fondest Memories Football party-Future Plans: To have fun-Favorite Saying Way to go. babe EJ. Nookie Eric Cole Activities P.E Leader Fondest Memories Partying on the breezeway with J M. A A.. R.C., R.K., and S.C.. going to bars, all the girls I loved and more to come. Stones '81- Future Plans Military training Favorite Saying Sympathy for the DeviI Eric Jane Sharee Coleman-Activities Softball-Fondest Memories: Cruis- ing Middletown with Chris. Kandy, and Kim and meeting B.C. and Kim going through the Window-Future Plans college in South Carolina and on to law school Favorite Saying And you know itI Mugs Rita Harry Comegys Activities M.H.S.-Newspaper. Spanish Club Sussex Central A V. Club. Stage Crew, Baseball Future Plans Salisbury State for 4 years for business, then the Army for 3 years for aviation Barbara Daniels-Activities: Foods 1. 2; Greenhouse J. 2; Art; Student Services Fondest Memories All the fun times with A L.. M W. S.C.. F.M.. G.S. and R D. -Future Plans To be rich and go to college to be a vet Favorite Saying Get out Homer! Mark DelPerclo-Nickname. Quag Activities: Football 1. 2. 3, All Conference 4. Mathletes 2. 3. Pres 4. National Honor Society 3, VP 4. Student Council 1. 2. 3. Treasurer 4. Boys ‘ State 3. Beaver Cleaver Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 1. 2. 3. 4. TWITS 4. EEK and MEEK Detective Agency 1. 2. 3. 4 Fondest Memories All the special times with my honey Janmne. 12 27 84. 1 17 85. the Klrchavan. Newark with the Guys , perfecting the art of procrastination. Boys' State. Prom ’85- Future Plans: Being with Janlnne. electrical engineering, finish a term paper two weeks ahead of time-Favorite Saying: I thought it was pretty funny. ” Dawn Denham-Nickname: Shorty Activities. Spanish Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Beaver Cleaver Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Prom Committee 3; OEA 2. National Honor Society 4. Field Hockey 3. Yearbook 3. Student Life Editor 4; Float Committee 2. 3. 4; Science Olym- pics 3. 4, WNRK Radio Program 4-Fondest Memories: All the times shared with my best friend Betty. Homecoming '83. Florida Trip. Proms, fun time with Jane, going out with R.N.. S B., getting my car-Future Plans College, being an archaeolo- gist geologist, seeing Motley Crue-Favorite Sayings: Really? , I think I’m In love. Nona Dickerson-Activities: Girls’ basketball 1. 2. 3. OEA 1, 3; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4. Student Services 1. 3. 4-Fondest Memories The rides through Lake Street in Mrs Kane 's paddy wagon-Future Plans to attend Norfolk State University, or nothing Favorite Saying: You're so tired Jane DiMaio-Activities: OEA 3; Yearbook 3. Secretary 4. HOSA 1, 2-Fondest Memories: Going out with Jimmy Smith and going to the Prom with him. all the fun times we 've had. my friends DD. KG. B A . S.C. VA . L.E.. SB. KO.. L P, H. A Future Plans go to college to be a secretary, get mar- ried - hopefully-Favorite Sayings Oh my God! , I love you! . Rita Dirks Activities Student Council VP; National Honor Soci- ety Parliamentarian. Spanish Club. Newspaper. Honors Pro- gram; Student Liason Committee. Graduation Committee-Fon- dest Memories Partying with Karen L and Gmny. shooting the breeze with Eric C, good times with Cecilia B Future Plans College, marriage, exploring this world and others-Favor ite Saying. Shut up Cecilia! 145 Tim Dixon-Activities Wood 1. 2, 3, 4 Fondest Memories: 10th grade year with Karey McCullough-Future Plans: Join the Ma tines, get married Favorite Saying “Yeah right! Tim Ed Edward Gant-Activities FFA 1. 2, 3. 4-Fondest Memories 9th grade on the breezeway Favorite Saying “Smoke what? Flipper James Edwards-Activities Greenhouse 1. 2. 3. 4 Fondest Mem ories: Coming into school late from fires-Future Plans To be killed in a towering infero-Favorite Saying: Must be in the front row. Shawn Goodier-Activities Wrestling 1. 2. 3, 4. Mathletes 2. 3, 4. National Honor Society 3. 4; Science Olympics 2. 3. 4. ROTC3. 4. Boys' State. Accelerated 1.2.3, 4. Spanish Club 3, 4-Fondest Memories Conference championships at A I, water skiing the Bohemia with Jeff and Matt, “the Guys , Newark, trips to A I. with John. Matt and Derek, trip to New York, winning the Middletown tournament. Boys' State Future Plans Duke University, electrical engineering. Air Force-Favorite Say ing “I don't believe you did that1 Shawn Neice Denise Emerson Nickname Neicey Activities Class Pres 1. 2. 3. 4 Rifle Squad 1. 2. Capt 3. 4. Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. Volleyball 4. Field Hockey 3. 4; Honor Society 3. Co-VP 4. OEA 2: Beaver Cleaver Club 4. Accelerated 4. West Chester 3. 4. HOBY 2. Prom Committee 3: Float Committee 1. 2. 3. 4 Fondest Memories Spirit Weeks and Pep Rallies, times with Shawn V. Ski Trip. Florida '85, the bus is on fire, cruising Newark in a bus. Townsend dances, all of my friends, Summer League Softball. beach-Future Plans: College-Favorite Sayings “Beaker . “Mrs Kane. I'll be there David Gula-Nickname “The Man Activities Marching Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, Drum Major 4; Chorus 3, 4. Track 3, 4. Band ball 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council 3. Spanish Club 3. 4. Science Olympics 2. 4. Beaver Cleaver 3. 4-Fondest Memories All my friends at MHS, football games, competitions, bus rides, freshman year. Nov '83. MF. KF. BR. JE, CD. GO, R.B. CW. BR, Toronto. New York. Florida, breaking my tooth in handball Future Plans Sing the “Hallelujah Chorus without straining, build a castle, own a BMW and make money for doing nothing Favorite Saying “Wait a minute, who is this guy? Ester Sheila Eustace-Nickname Useless Activities Softball 2, 3, 4. Cheerleading 2-Fondest Memories Meeting S.D. in 1984. all the good times on the breezeway in 9th grade Future Plans Get married and start my family-Favorite Saying “That’s exactly what I did it for ” Kimberly Haigh Activities Hodgson 1. 2. 3-Fondest Memories Meeting Mark Carroll In the year '83, Sept 26. receiving my engagement ring In May of '86. good times w BJF. CM. SC. MJ. T.A . PH. CP. TD. MA . TS. JB. TC. SS. J V . E J, C.L . K G Future Plans Marry Mark Carroll, get a good job as a hairdresser Favorite Saying: Hey there' Kim Nelson Faulkner Activities Wrestling 1. 2. FFA 1.2. 3. 4. MHS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5 Fondest Memories All the good times and parties at MHS-Future Plans Get a good job and live happily ever after Favorite Saying “Let's get out of here “ Neil Pam Pam Haman Activities OEA 1. 2, 3. Greenhouse 2, 3: Band front 1. FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 Fondest Memories Meeting Keith on January 19. 1985 and all the times with him, November 3. 1985-Future Plans To be married August 16. 1986 and be happy Norton Troy Foraker Activities Class Clown Fondest Memories Flirt ing with all the girls, and classes such as Mr M and Mr Currey. great times in classrooms and the hallways-Future Plans Go on to be a carpenter and some day be a supervisor Johnny Vicious Jeff Hams Nickname “Spike -Activities Football 1, 2. 3. 4. Wrestling 2. 3. IGST 4. Stage Crew 3, 4. Science Olympiad 3. 4. Acc 4, Spanish Club 3. 4. Beaver Cleaver 4. Student Council 3. 4. Parliamentarian SGT At Arms 4: Chip Parrot Fan Club 3. 4 Fondest Memories Harmonious Hugh Cheer . University of Guam surf team, being with Lynn all the time we spent together. 2 23 85. Middletown monster. Prom '85 post Prom day. swimming at football practice Future Plans Spend Ing as much time as possible with Lynn (hie). Coast Guard Academy, college football, then go Into drama or business Favorite Saying “Pretty bogus dude' Donna Donna Forte Nickname “Dona Morena Activities Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Marching Band Clarinet 1. 2. Swing Flag 3. 4. Spanish Club 2,3,4. Beaver Cleaver 2. 3. 4-Fondest Memories The first day of my Freshman year when I met my best friends Donna H and Ann S.. all of the fun times with D H. A S . B R . and J W. attacking strange men under umbrellas In New York w Ann. Prom '83 with S G. Prom '85, Homecoming my Junior year, being an attendant w Donna, my senior year. Friendly 's, football games, being In Accelerated Future Plans College Favorite Sayings '7 hate school' , “Shut up John'” Dona Rubia Donna Hickman Nickname Mi M? -Activities Softball 1. 2. 3, 4. Basketball 3. 4. Marching Band 1. 2. Majorette 3. 4, Spanish Club 2. 3. 4, Beaver Cleaver 2. 3. 4. Science Olympics 2. 3 Fondest Memories Having the best friends in the world. Donna F, and Ann S., the times w AS., D F, J W, K V. B R , 12 14 84. E L P. Sr year In basketball w ‘Trued, Toronto Florida trips w Ann Future Plans College, to grow up'-Favor ite Saying “Five thousand years too big!” 146 Barry Key Activates Greenhouse 1, 2. 3. Wrestling-Future Plans Small engines repair if not General Motors. Karen Lockerman Activities Softball 1, 2, 3. 4. Student Coun- cil 4-Fondest Memories Playing softball A pitching, meeting B B . meeting A partying with Rita Dirks-Future Plans: Going to college and majoring in bank management-Favorite Saying ”Holy Crap!” Karen Lesteria KilsonNickname Special K . Chaka Activities Basketball Mgr . Cheerleader I. 2, 3. 4. Drill Team I. 2. 3. 4. Student Serv .. Prom Committee 3. OEA Fondest Memories All the good times C.C. L.W. and I had in Smyrna w H.G., T.S.. A R S. getting out of Middletown High Future Plans Go to the Army and spend the rest of my life w NP Favorite Sayings: Baby . ”You just ought ta'! . You doing so much for yourself ” Kitten Michelle Loving Activities Drama Club Pres 3. 4. Newspaper 3, Sports Editor 4. Marching Band 1. 2, 3, 4. Symphonic Con- cert Band I. 2. Section Leader 3. 4; Volleyball 4. Softball 3. 4. Choir 3. 4-Fondest Memories Being initiated into the band in my Senior year, my first date w Robert Crowe Future Plans To teach music to special” children Favorite Saying: You're such a spair Dave David Klein-Activities Thinking 1. 2. 3. 4 Fondest Memories Getting Mr McCormick mad at me; Junior year, 7th period, all Ms McGee's classes Future Plans: To be happy and secure and try to live life to the fullest Favorite Sayings: Hey Mahatma”, Excuse me. I didn't hear you. Den-Den Dennis Mabrey-Activities: ROTC 1. 2. 3, 4. computers 1, 3, 4- Fondest Memories Going to the beach over the summer, going to the state fair, always teasing George about his girl friends, partying with Jake-Future Plans College, going Into the Air Force-Favorite Saying Man. what a drag1 Mike Lacmskl Activities: Football 1. 2. 3. 4, Basketball 3-Fon- dest Memories Playing football with the team, going out with my friends, partying, class trip-Future Plans College Fire Maguire Kaylyn Maguire Activities Flag twirier 1, 2. 3 Capt. 4; OEA 1. 2; Softball Mgr 3. 4; Honor Society 4; Senior Council; Student Council 4. Girls' State. Honors 4-Fondest Memories: post grad uation '85. 11 7 83. 7 19 85. great times with K.F.SM. B F.. Newark, leadership conference, football games. Tickle Pink, N Y. '83. study sessions-Future Plans: U of D for elemen- tary ed and be with Steve-Favorite Saying. ”You're rude, not even funny!” Jimmy James Lacmski-Nickname ”Neck Activities: Football 1. 2. 4. Wrestling 1. 2. 4. Track 3. 4-Fondest Memories: Time spent with friends, going out with friends, all the great parties. Sr trip to Florida, putting V S through the gauntlet, playing football, having fun in School-Future Plans To go to college, someday open my own business In landscaping Favorite Sayings What's up?”. Later dude”. ' No!” Trace Tracy Manlove Nicknames: 'Spacy Tracy”, Shorty Activi- ties Band 1, 2, Sec 3. Pres 4. Honor Society 3, Pres 4; Mathietes 2. 3. 4. Science Olympiad 1. 2. 3. 4; Governor's School 2 West Chester Marching Band Conference 2; Beaver Cleaver 1. 2. 3. 4-Fondest Memories: The day I met Kevin 3 17 83. all the time with Kevin A my friends, ski trip '83. Florida trip w band '85. West Chester, potato farm. N. Y. St. Patty 's Day parade, getting a 77 5 on my band audition-Future Plans Attend college, major in a medical field, someday marry my sweetheart K.D.S. Karen Lawrence-Activities: OEA 1. 2. 3. Band 1. 2, 3, 4. Track 3. 4. Library 2. 3. 4 Fondest Memories Going to Newark with TB .P S and B H Future Plans Get married to D K and go to college Favorite Saying So! Mark Marvel Activities ROTC 1. 2. 3, 4; Spanish 1, 2; Chef's Class 1. 2 Fondest Memories All the times the brothers kicked up in ROTC Future Plans Attending mortuary school and own- ing my own funeral home Favorite Sayings: “Sike , “Ain’t that a bird!” Yoodles Markie Savonya Lawson Activities OEA 2. Bandfront 3. 4; Basketball Mgr 3, 4. Chorus 4. Spanish Club 3, 4. Prom Committee 3; Aerobics 2. Student Council 4-Fondest Memories: Meeting A sharing my life w Richard Pettus. 1 24 85. hanging out with Tracy A Sean, trips to Florida. Prom '85, bandcamp and bas- ketball season Future Plans Marry the guy I really love, further my education A hope for a better future-Favorite Saying Hey Sweetie1 Savon me Louvema McDowell Nickname Mouth -Activities: OEA 1. 2; Yearbook 3. 4 Fondest Memories Yearbook-Future Plans: To become a chef-Favorite Saying: Oh, Baby!” Sissy 147 Katie Katharine Hears Activities Marchlng Concert Band 1. 2. 3; Spanish Club 2. 3; OEA 3, French Club 1 Fondest Memories 10 6 84; all the good times with Matt. New Years' Eve '84. the time Matt. Paul. Mary and I stole a Middletown sign. Prom '85- Future Plans: Attend Coldey Beacom College, someday get married Favorite Sayings: 'I don't know. You're ignorant! Dena Pace Nicknames Face . Foxy” Activities GOP 1, 2; Typing 1, 2; Shorthand 1. SOP; Art 1, 2; Student Serv Fondest Memories Getting my car. all the crazy times w Dionne Fry, the good times w MW. C H.M. A S.E., parties Future Plans: Get my own place, go to Terry Campus, get rich-Favorite Saying That's Me!”, ”Give me a drag”, Times are tough De Na Nuts Meyer's John Meyer Activities Hodgson 2. 3. 4. 5 Fondest Memories: Getting away with murder and not getting in trouble-Future Plans: Graduate A continue with my career, unless something better comes up-Favorite Saying: Thirsty Thursday.” Vincent Petka Activities Baseball 2. Track 3. Football 3, 4. DEC A 3; Student Serv 4-Fondest Memories Meeting Debbi B my soph year, lunches on the steps. Jan 23, 1984. summer of '84. English w Ms McGee. Mr Taylor 's 3rd per English class (Victor A Kumquats). Beaker ‘s-Future Plans: Going to college, becoming closer and happier w D B Vince Chris Wes Miller-Activities: Girl chasing, trying to pass-Fondest Mem ories Leaving at the end of the day-Future Plans Become rich Favorite Saying Please!!” Glenn Philllppi Activities: Skating; skiing; working out-Fondest Memories All the crazy times Warren A I had in Smyrna, weight lifting in Dover, going skiing w my best friend Dave Future Plans Finish my schooling in the service for my electri cal license Favorite Sayings You know It. That’s messed up!” Flip Rebecca Mohring-Activities OEA. Spanish Club-Fondest Mem ories Thp to Mexico, meeting S.C.-Future Plans: Attending college and becoming a fashion merchandiser-Favorite Saying: “Oh. crap!” Sandra Pitcher Nickname Sandy” Activities Yearbook 2. Sports Ed. 3, 4. Class VP 3; Senior Council 4. OEA 2; Student Council 4; Student Liason 4; Softball 2. 3. 4. Prom Committee 3; Float Committee 1. 2. 3. 4-Fondest Memories: Spirit Weeks, pep rallies, follow those lights, all the great times w my friends my best friend Steph. cruising in the banana boat, late night trip to the beach, ski thp. Townsend dances Future Plans: College, become an R N. -Favorite Sayings Well that's orlgi nal” ”What a girl! Craig Morris Activities Intellectuahzlng 1. 2. 3. 4; Drafting 1, 2. 3, 4-Fondest Memories Retrospection of high school-Future Plans college Debbie Powell Activities Gris Basketball 2. Woodshop 2. 3, 4. Typing 1. 2; Student Serv 2. 3. 4 Fondest Memories: Going to DuPont Farms In the green machine w L R, A.L., J M , M C. and meeting Lama Bean, seeing half of Mr. Smith s 2nd per class In the caf instead of the library. Proms '84. '85. '86. Senior year, all the great times w Nikki, graduating Future Plans To have a good career A maybe someday have a family of my own Favorite Saying ”Where 's all the hooters at?” Debbie Christine Muliins-Ntckname Bunker Activities: Band front 1. 2; Chorus 2. 3, 4; Student Serv 3-Fondest Memories Nov. 20. 1982. N. Y. '83. weekends at B J s. June 29. 1985 - my wed- ding. April 14. 1985 - Jimmy was born, all the times with C W. B JF. D.J.M. D P. D.H.. R.S., 7 3 76. W W . being w David-Future Plans: Have a happy marriage, pursue a career in psychology, have a 2nd child, be successful w our junk yard- Favorite Saying No!” Vincent Savini Nickname Jim” Activities: Football 1. 4. Wood 1. 2. 3. 4. Graphics 1-Fondest Memories All the good times through the years, getting Mrs Singleton aggravated, banking sessions at lunch time A beating Smyrna for the Harvest Bowl Future Plans Attend college A try to live a good life Boom-Boom Kelly O'Day Activities: Cheerleading 1; Field Hockey 2; Stu- dent Council 4; Beaver Cleaver 1, 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Prom Committee 3-Fondest Memories: Partying w Kathy, good times w SB. BA, DW. KM. A T.R., all my love for R.S., memories of Doug. Smyrna bugging, being class flirt- Favorite Saying: Ask me If I care!” Kelly-Kins Sher Sherry Sharpe-Nlckname Rude Sherry Sharpe Activities: Field Hockey 2. Capt 3. 4 Rifle Squad 2. 3 Co-Capt 4. Softball 2. 3. 4; Sr. Class Council, Beaver Cleaver; Accelerated; Student Council; Prom Comm 3. Float Comm 2. 3, 4 Fondest Mem Gaduation '85, winning a hockey game. D day, Florida, spirit weeks, pep rallies, take-2, study sessions (mugged), the bus is on fire, Townsend dances, going out with friends, opera A Corbit, summer league softball, cruising Newark in a bus Future Plans: Go to college, marry a wealthy man-Favorite Sayings That’s rude!”, I will help you!”, Gooney Goo Goo!” 148 Ann SheatsNlckname Eon Activities Rifle Squad 2, 3, 4. Basketball 3. 4. Track 3; Volleyball 4. Accelerated 1. 2. 3, 4. Beaver Cleaver Club 2, 3. 4 Fondest Memories 10 28 84 R D; basketball 85. attacking strange men In N Y with D.F.; all the great times with D.F., DH. A D P . Florida 85. Town send dances. Homecoming 85. New Year’s Eve '85Future Plans To go to college and become RICH Favorite Saying Stop using me1 O'Annie Beauiord J B Wallace Fondest Memories Currey's shop, all of the crazy times building the greenhouse. M's, trying to find something to do for a grade Favorite Saying ,Eazyf ” Rob Shetzler Activities Baseball Fondest Memories Gradua tton Day Future Plans kicking back-Favorite Saying Where's all the hooters?” Blondie Juan Juanita Web) -Nickname Nlty -Actlvltles GOP 1. 2; OEA 1. 2: Student Serv 1. 2; Band 1. 2-Fondest Memories Summer of ‘82 w K S.. J B . L.R. Proms of '83. '84. all the good times w L.R. all the best times w (and In the future) Karl, all the good times at MHS w all my friends, all the good times In band In '82. '83 Future Plans To go to Wilma Boyd Travel agency school, try to get Into fashion-Favorlte Sayings Oh my God! , Wrong' 0 Tammi Tammi Skinner-Activities MOEA J. Hodgson Vo Tech OEA 2. 3. 4 Fondest Memories When went to Florida (Aug '85) and met Quinn. Mike. Clarence, and Timmy-Future Plans Go to Goldey Beacom and work at big company Favorite Sayings Oh boy' . Word' George George Whitehead Activities DECA 1. 2. 3; Student Council- Fondest Memories N Y City w H.B., M.D., A getting Into trouble when Mr Leone was here-Future Plans Marine Corps- Favorite Saying What's up? Scott Smith-Activities Baseball I, 2. 3. 4. football 1. 2, 3. 4. basketball 3-Fondest Memories All the very special times w Kristi C. Football ‘82. '85. Senior trip, all the times I kicked up with my boys, trip to Bahamas. JS. the Gauntlet -Future Plans Go to college, become the best In whatever I decide to do In life Smitty Dizzy Lisa Swyka Nickname Snuggles -Activities: Bandfront 1. 2. Choir 2. 3. Woodshop 1. 2. 3-Fondest Memories Meeting Doug In Newark, graduation. Senior trip A Senior prom-Future Plans Find true love, have a family and live life to the fullest-Favorlte Sayings Have a good one.' . Odle will . Huh? . O )oyf Weezie With Jeff Vaughan Activities Mathletes 3. 4. Science Olympics 1. 2. 3. 4. Honor Society 4. Student Council 4. Accelerated 1, 2. 3. 4 Fondest Memories Newark w the Guys . Tyrant. C.C Steele, concerts. Mexico '85. New York City . MK's Cara van. Just Once , parties, water skiing over the summers w 5 G and the rest of the Gang. In the Air Tonight Future Plans U of D. electrical engineering Heff Buckwheat Lisa Whitlock Fondest Memories Being w my friends A hav- ing a good time, hanging around up town every night-Future Plans Going to Florida and hanging out there or going to New Jersey Favorite Saying Hey man' Adrian Wisher Nickname Age Activities Football 4; Basket- ball 3. 4. ROTC 3. 4. Track. Capt 3. 4-Fondest Memories Going with Anelka Beal and making All-Conference in football- Future Plans Go to college and play football-Favorlte Saying “Let’s get tapped' Michelle Womax Activities Greenhouse J. 2. 3-Fondest Memo- ries: 6 3 83. 7 15 83. all the great times I spent w Glenn, the fun time I had w Sheila A Dena. the times Glenn A I went to New York Future Plans To attend college to become a hotel manager, to enjoy life A make the best of it-Favorite Sayings Get out! , You dough head' Kris Kristina Wagner-Activities Stage Crew 2. 3; Yearbook 1. 2. 3. Student Serv 3. 4. OEA 1. 3-Fondest Memories Pitching quarters w V S in the guidance office, the big $5 bet In Mrs Brown's class, cruising Newark w Lea in the Novas-Future Plans become rich A make $100.000.000 a year and live it up for the rest of my life-Favorite Sayings You know Itf , Love- ly. hemmmm . , Cuzzr‘ Shannon Shannon Young-Activities OEA 1. 2. 3. 4. Chef's class 3. 4. Prom Committee 3-Fondest Memories Being w my two sweet hearts. Kenny and Anthony-Future Plans: Attending Goldey Beacom and becoming a word Info, processor Favorite Saying: Oh really' 149 LAST WILL . . . . Jennifer Adkins, leave my common sense to Nicole Gala, who needs It to keep her out of trouble, and my ability to be prompt to my sister since she won t have me here to hurry her next year I. Betty Alfrce. leave my ability to pass to my brother Billy, better appreciation of a good sport (wrestling) and $12,000 to Mr Sechler. my cousin J.L to Joanna Smith, lots of grati tude to all of the many teachers who know me: and the hope of a prosperous future to all my fellow SENIORS!1 I. Steve Arbogeet. leave all of my love to everyone that has come to know me over the years at MHS. I. Pertine Archie, leave my charms and grace to Tracy and Tonya: to Pam I leave Ms. McGee. to my best friend Shannon I leave all those terrific guys, to everyone else I leave this school, and to Bill I leave George I. Sue! Beilcy. leave the ability to pass algebra (even if it takes her three years, too) to Terri Garrett I. Lynn Beson. leave Nikki Cox a life's supply of Comtrex. to Suzanne. I leave my good taste in men. to Jamie, I leave any hockey skill have, and much luck I. Sheri Beck, leave Gail Heinold my positions (link, sweep. BENCH WARMER) on the field hockey team I. Carmen Be rnerdo. leave the hope that someday people will look upon each other in peace and friendship, to befriend whatever individuals there are on basis of deeds and person- ality. not arbituary labels or negative traits: I will leave my friends and loved one whatever trace or publishment of my artwork exists I. Greg Birch, leave the hope that future classes will strive for excellence at Middletown High School I. Allele Bleckston. leave Mrs Kane the skill to cook: to Monica I leave some common sense: to Tess I leave my shorts: to Dickie I leave a pair of basketball sneaks I. Keith Bremble. leave the memory of that cold snowy night to Denise G.; to Donna and Carol I leave my collection of Old Grandad bottles, to Maj Glmore and Sgt Robinson I leave the memory of then 85-86 C CMNDR I. Cecllle Brokenbrough. leave my school spirit to the rest of the classes and a muzzle to Mrs Logan so she'll stop talking all the time I. Cryetel Cele. leave my clean locker to Tisha B and Trevaughn. I leave all my partying to the unfortunate who can't get out and party I. Eric Cole, leave behind a legacy of madness that no one can surpass I. Sheree Colemen. leave my purple shades to Kim Grace - may they guide her and keep her cool I. Berbere Denlels. leave all my teachers the memory of me bagging their classes. 1. Merk DelPerclo. leave my sense of humor to anyone who can take the criticism, to Mr Johnson and Mrs Woodruff my law book, to Mrs Malatesta 100 discipline points I. Dewn Denhem. leave my height to Ms McGee, my common sense to my brother so he can pass English, and my wild clothes to all the future punks I. None Dickerson, leave to Ameka my wild personality, to Tess leave my shorts, to Mrs Kane I leave my wits, to Peanut I leave my ability not to study. to Sony I leave my seat in the honor class I. Jene DlMelo. leave to all of the junior class the fun of being a senior, to Jimmy I leave all of my love, to the teachers I leave my sister, to the seniors I leave all of the memories of High School I. Rite Dirks, leafy my reputation and intelligence to Thomasina Ogden I. James Edwards. leave all my teachers to be destroyed by Rowdy Roddy Piper I. Denise Emerson, leave the hope that all of the pride and spirit in MHS that has generated over the past four years will remain as important as it is now, and the hope that those who look down on MHS will see it for what it really is and not for its stereotyped reputation I. Nell Feulkner, leave Mrs Ruth Kabis my many absences I. Troy Foreker. leave pity to all the people still in school, and love for all (I think). I. Donne Forte, leave the hope that people will make the most of their four years at MHS - make every moment count I. Shewn Goodie r. leave Mrs Woodruff my copy of Power for Living, to Mrs Singleton my accent since no one can understand hers, to Mrs Kugel a night light so she can find her way around the room, to Mr Morgan my Nerf basketball set and official baphoonery manual, to Mrs Malatesta the nerve to tell off Mrs Windy City from the Mathletes. to Mrs Melvin my expertice to run off science pages I. Deve Gule. leave the office to Mike and Rusty (try to keep it dean): my truly witty personality to anyone who can stand it; my Drum Major uniform to anyone who can fill it, my sense of humor to the incoming freshmen, they’re going to need it. I. Kim Heigh, leave my homework and tests to Steve Carroll (good luck, you'll need it). I. Jeff Herrls. leave common sense and maturity to the freshmen class, a stack of football equipment to Suzanne DuRoss and Kelly Geen. the Yau Hoo Cheer to Jennifer Hugh, the two teeth I knocked out to Coach McCormick. The Sled to Chip Parrot, my spot on the offensive line and much luck to Bobby Wheeler 130 I. Donna Hickman, (the President of the high SAT achievers) leave my outstanding ability to test to my fellow members. Knsten and Brenda I. Leaterla Kllaon. leave my shortness to Tess. to Sonja J. leave my spot as cheerleading capt.; to April I leave my spot as Rec. Officer; to those that know me at MHS leave my love I. Dava Kllan. leave Scott Smith my sixth-grade pair of Converse, to Mr Whitman a pair of broken drumsticks, to Noah Shumate The Brady Bunch Singalong Record , to Mike Bur awski I leave a new Stratocaster. and to Robbie Davis I leave the following: . to Ms McGee I leave my thanks and gratitude for her help and caring I Jam a a I acInakI. leave to any underclassman football player that wants them, my cleats, my ranking and athletic ability to Robbie and Scott; and to the school I leave the fond mem ones of me I. Savonya Lawaon, leave all my love to Richard A Pettus, my mistakes to Michelle Rust; my bossiness to Shelley Woodie; my humor to Skid , and last but not least all of my spirit to next years' senior class I Mu ha 11« Loving, leave the Class of '87 wishes for much happiness and success next year and in the years to come; my knees to Robert Crowe, and my car to Matt Rossiter I. Kaylyn Maguire. leave my patience to all fellow swing flag captains for another outstanding squad I. Tracy Manlova. leave my drumsticks to the MHS band percussion section to carry on the beat; and gratitude to all the teachers who have helped me through my four years at MHS I. Kalla Maara. leave Kelly Green the ability to get over him , and Suzanne DuRoss the courage to slap Robbie in the face when he gets on her nerves I. Waa Millar, leave all the girls a kiss, and to Mr Lawson a beer to fill his Christmas cup. I. Backy Mohrlng. leave Karen Schmitt my fondest memories of my senior year and good luck I. Craig Morrla. leave a singer for Whisper I. Chrlatina Mulllna. leave all the good times I've had being a senior to the juniors I. Kelly O'Day, leave to Mr. M a big hug; to Tera R the job of being class flirt, and to Trina a helping fist when she needs one I. Vinca Patka. leave a squashed prune to Mr McCormick, best wishes to all my teachers, and good bye to all the ladies and gentlemen of the school and Coach Harvey I. Glann Phllllppl. leave all my old girl friends to Wes Miller (good luck with them) I. Sandy Pltchar. leave the pride, spirit and love that had in my school and class to the present and future classes of MHS; to the walls here I leave the happiness, sorrow and joy of my four years; to my special friends leave my sincere love and gratitude, and to my fellow SENIORS I leave my dearest love and memories of all the special times we’ve shared and hopes for a beautiful life I. Dabble Powell, leave all my best wishes to Nicole Murray, and hope she can deal with Mr Smith better than I could I. Vinca Savlnl. leave my old beat up football shoes to Mr McCormick, and a set of combs to Bob Biggs I. Sherry Sharpe, leave Jamie Evans my hockey shirt 17 to carry on the rudeness I Rob Shetiler. leave Mr Johnson all my in school suspensions I. Llaa Swyka. leave everyone my books and teachers and to my friends many happy memories. I. Jell Vaughan, leave Mrs Malatesta my productive aide abilities, and to Mr Morgan I leave the mum I was not permitted to deliver in his room I Krlatlna Wagner, leave Lea with M C and all the frustrating times with Mrs Logan; to Chip, patience in his English classes, and card games . George Whitehead, leave to the underclassmen the books, the homework, the teachers, the administrators and all the hassles at MHS I. Adrian Wlahar. leave to Anieka Beal, all my love (and one part to Cheryl); to M Y. . to Simone. L U. to Sonja. a jersey; to Enn, my football, to Joann, my friendship, to Troy some jumping ability, to Milt, all my valuables, to Mom. all of me. to Les. CP. to all my friends, all my memories I Michelle Womax. leave all my Spanish knowledge to Elena Latavitz - may you some day get stranded in Spam and need this wisdom I. Shannon Young, leave to Mrs Kane a fly swatter to kill all the flies in the cooking room, and to Kenneth L. Archie, all my love We the Claee of '86. leave our gratitude to all the teachers who have helped us along the way. many thanks to the underclassmen for making our years here memorable, our hope that spirit and pride in MHS always remains strong; and lots of love to Mrs Linda Kane a a a AND TESTAMENT FAREWELL! 6 Throughout our years here. we. the Class of ’86. have shown much pride and spirit in all we've done. Some of us have shown that pride and spirit by participating in sports and activities or by helping to make the school a better place We’ve had immeasurable fun since our freshman year, but we’ve also worked hard to achieve the title of SENIORS! It is nearing the time for us to move on. but we will soon look back to these precious years and remember the laughter, the tears and the growing pains we’ve expe rienced. Above all. we will remember the special moments and be able to say. “I was proud to have been a Cavalier!” MIDDLETOWN BUSINESSES SMOKEY'S GULF SERVICE, INC. Gasoline-Fuel Oil-IK. Keroscene Car Wash Phone: 378-2451 Or 834-5240 48 East Main St., Middletown, Del. J 8l J Decorators Buy Direct From Our Factory And Save Custom Draperies • Slipcovers • Upholstery Mlnt-Blinas • Woven Woods • Verticals Middletown 378-4028 Fenwick Island 539-3697 KAYE'S HAIR GALAXY PROFESSIONAL CUTTING DESIGN 9 SOUTH BROAD ST. MIDDLETOWN. DELAWARE PHONE: 378-7988 MIDDLETOWN BUSINESSES To The Seniors Of The Class Of ’86 CONGRATULATIONS From CALOTEX D INC. Gasoline-Motor Oil -Fuel Oil- Phone 378-2461 or 834-5140 304 W. Main St. Middletown, Del. TOWNSEND BUSINESSES D.W. GRIFFITH, INC. Roofing And Sheet Metal on Griffith [ice President Res. 734-3855 Mobile 674-3135 Commercial Industrial R.D. 1 Box 151 Townsend, DE 834-5102 -l_ J including stump removal Local company. 15 yrs full time, licensed and insured Free estimates 378-9119 James T. Taylor Burris, Tammy Lawrence, Karen Cale, Crystal Lawson, Savonya Carpenter, John Lively, Theron Castagna, E.J. Lockerman, Karen Chandler, Nigel Loving, Michelle Cole, Eric Mabrey, Dennis Coleman, Sharee Maguire, Kaylyn Comegys, Harry Manlove, Tracy Cooling, Mark Marvel, Mark Craun, Jeff McDowell, Louvenia Crow, Catrice McGrellis, Lisa Daniels, Barbara McMinn, Kelly Davis, Robbie Mears, Katie DelPercio, Mark Meyer, John Denham, Dawn Miller, Wes Dickerson, Nona Mohring, Becky DiMaio, Jane Morris, Craig Dirks, Rita Mullins, Christina Dixon, Tim Nabb, Charles Dougherty, Shawn O’Brien, Kevin Edwards, James O’Day, Kelly Elmer, Mike Pace, Dena Emerson, Denise Petka, Vince Eustace, Sheila Phillippi, Glenn ristopher Ruark, Lisa Rupp, Sherry Savini, Vince Schwalbauch, Ralph Scott, Alice Shahan, Michael Sharpe, Sherry Sheats, Ann Shetzler, Robert Shipley, Chris Shumate, Noah Sikma, Bill Skinner, Tammi Slavin, Anthony Smith, Roy Smith, Scott Snyder, William St. Clair, Virginia Sudler, Marcy Swyka, Lisa Varns, Amy Vaughan, Jeff Voshell, Matt Wagner, Kristina Wagner, Bill Wallace, J.B Wallace, Jesse Waters, Austin Weathersby, Gwen Webb, Juanita Whitehead, Diane Williams, Craig Williams, James Womax, Michelle Wyatt, Richard Young, Curtis Young, Shannon 1681 SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS CAVALIER MARCHING AND CONCERT BANDS JONATHAN WITTMAN, DIRECTOR DAVID HARRIS, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Flute Amy Varns, Librarian Rank Leader Michelle Loving Rank Leader Norma Brown Renee Brackin Kathy Bond Cindy Payne Susan Matsen Elise DeRose Beth Ann Crowe Michelle Flick Laurie Kinnamon Alto Saxaphone Wendy Heverin Rank Leader Carole Chillas Rank Leader Julie Wadkins Joanne Burger Tenor Saxaphone Craig Williams Craig Forte Clarinet Lisa Burris Rank Leader Kim Wolfe Rank Leader Leslie McCommons Eva Hirst Ellen VanDyke Jennifer Bruce Diane Parke Ellen DeRose Wendy Reynolds Christine Saylor Yolanda Harvey Mellophone Nicole Gula Trombone Robert Crowe Rank Leader Kenny McVicker Rank Leader Gail Heinold Baritone Matthew Rossiter Tuba Michael Bryan Percu lon Tracy Manlove President Rank Leader Greg Birch Vice President Rank Leader Pam Alford Rich Pettus Steve Cook Chrissy Alexander Joanne Schmitt Jennifer Hugh Heather Alford Drum Major Michael Fansler Dave Gula Rifle Denise Emerson Captain Sherry Sharpe Captain Ann Sheats Phyllis Gant Kelly Messick Lisa Diehl Stacy Anderson Kristi Chambers Kim Emerson Toni Hodgeman Swing Flag Kaylyn Maguire Captain Janinne Wright Captain Kristin Foster Donna Forte Melissa Walker Laurie Adkins Karen Clark Lisa Gravatt Kristina Hutchison Melissa Ham Majorettes Donna Hickman Jennifer Adkins Silks Cecilia Brokenbrough Captain Hope Vaughn Captain Sandy Maslin Stacey Ford Savonya Lawson Mary Collins Trumpets Karen Lawrence Secretary Rank Leader Michael Flannagan Rank Leader Anne Royle Billy Bignall Nicole Davis Gina Hodgeman Brenda Richey Mary Pearl Jeni Palmer Lisa Keeler Michelle Rust Kristin Vaughan Shelley Woodie Denise Guseman Denise Fleming SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS MIDDLETOWN Training Workers For Tomorrow’s Agriculture’ Our Challenge - To Feed The World. SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS THE MIDDLETOWN CHAPTER OF THE DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA Helping Students Work Toward A Better Future SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1986 THE SKY’S THE LIMIT FROM AFJROTC COMPLIMENTS OF MIDDLETOWN OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION “Believe, Build, And Become THE CAVALIER STAFF WOULD LIKE TO THANK MR. SECHLER. BOD JOHNSTON, AND ALL THE FACULTY, STAFF, AND THE ADMINISTRATION FOR THEIR TIME, EFFORT, AND SUPPORT IN THE PRODUCTION OF THE CAVALIER WE HOPE A LOOK INSIDE MHS WAS A MEANINGFUL EXPERIENCE JAMES H. GROVES HIGH SCHOOL It's Never Too Late To Learn Principal Joseph DiSoivo 378-8253 James H Groves High School is o State Approved Secondary School its purpose is to provide Deiawore adults with an op- portunity to complete a High School edu- cation ond earn a regular State High School Diploma AND THE Appoquinimink Adult Education Center Contact Joseph DiSalvo At 378-8253 b- . r AREA BUSINESSES Willow jCodgc Studio (302) 378-2698 Antique Modern Doll Reproduction Greenware • Supplies • Doll Clothing Sales • Service • Instructions Rt. 13 North A Mile South of Odessa Compliments Of: SHALLCROSS CHEVROLET Middletown, Delaware Phone: 834-5455 378-9811 SMYRNA DINER 13 DuPont Hwy Smyrna, De. 19777 ( SHrlM DINEI 663-9980 ’A H R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Middletown Shopping Center Middletown, Del. 19709 Telephone: 302-378-8931 P. M. Lynch, Manager If no answer call: (302) 734-7368 mwmwm mwmmm 1868 1175 AREA BUSINESSES Congratulations James And Michael! Track - 3 With All My Love, MOTHER Interior Decorator: Linda Lacinski 1761 PAGE ISSIIVG SPECIAL FRIENDS Congratulations Class Of 1986 Lynn Thanx For A Great Year!!! I Love You, JEFF Class Of '86 You’re Terrific! Congratulations! Best Of Everything! LINDA KANE Congratulations Jane! Welcome To The Real World! Love, MOM, DAD AND CINDY I just have a few comments, then you can go to work . . . breakdancing on the streets of Boston . Chinatown wasn’t quite what we expected avoiding the Glasgow wiener (he took my hat. now I’ll have to burn it) . . walking to Cheers (Bulfinch’s) meeting the Ivy League bouncer . . “What are you working on? If you have nothing to do, where do you go?” yes, the trash on the breezway IS our problem . . . “Sechler. we gotta talk . . . MDE videos: sales demos a 5th Avenue commerical Individual Work Control Sheets make their return . . . Yes, you must have a pass to leave the room1 . . . How the Great Religions Began flops Why do we have to study this? . a subtle preference for sexual segregation, much to Sechler’s frustration . . waiting for Kelly to arrive get the discussion going . the on again, off again trip to New York professional wrestling does not easily lend itself to an intellectual discussion OM anyone? quote sets . . Yes, you must have a pass to leave the room! . . . actually meeting deadlines! (ah, the joys of having an experi- enced staff!) . visits from Papa Smurf $6,000 in ads $6,000 in book sales . first-year students tackle the Practice sets learning to be a proper cropper (“Who’s responsible for this crop?) thank God for copy written on a computer “Yes, you must have a pass to leave the room! . . . These memories brought to you by: THE SECHLER FAMILY Dave, Karen. Nena, Bernie Francie ■ 187 SPECIAL FRIENDS Chris Kinnamon Rhonda Coleman Good Luck In The Future. Love Always TAMMY BLANCHFIELD Congratulations Dawn Jjleberlcp Cotmollp 8tt ornej) a t 3Lato MIDDLETOWN DE. (302) 378-4067 We Are Very Proud Of You! Love, MOM, DAD, + DAVE Congratulations Zo Zlte Class Of 1986 VMSKJC WOO'D HUM AMD HOWARD $ SPECIAL FRIENDS DECA MANAGEMENT TEAM TO THE CLASS OF 1986 Compliments Of THE DECA MANAGEMENT TEAM Lois Walker Tonya Saunders Jackie Robinson Tina Allen Billy Shetzler Phyllis Gant PATRONS THANK YOU PATRONS Mom Mom Pop Pop Roberts The Beaver Cleaver Club Western Auto Associates Mr. And Mrs. W. Allen Vessels Peggy Scott Lewis And Emilie Garrett Jane DiMaio J.S.-I Love You! Chris And Rhonda Gregg And Tammy Ho And Dee Smith There Are Great Kids At MHS Good Luck From Dr. Wacky BUSINESS PATRONS Delmar Co. Radio Shack Middletown Shopping Center 378-8686 The Bouquet Shoppe 13 W. Main St. 378-7977 Carolyn C. Foraker Yvonne F. Coleman Middletown, De. 19709 Lynch’s Market Corner Of Rt. 13 South 378-4000 Ken’s Tire Service Rt. 13, 3M. North Of Smyrna 653-4388, 653-5055 THANK-YOU! In closing, a thank you to all who have contributed to the success of the 1985-86 Cavalier: parents, students, faculty, administration, staff, friends, and most of all, the ADVERTISERS. We on the Cavalier staff also wish to extend our appreciation to Zamsky Studios, National School Studios, and all at the Josten’s yearbook company who proved invaluable in the production of our yearbook. A few special thank you’s go to: -Rich Schrenker, our yearbook representative. -Phyllis Waecker, our financial advisor. -Beverly Filasky, our proofreader. -Bob Johnston, our one-in-a-million photographer and moral supporter. -Mike Handlin and the Stage Crew for their cooperation during Senior portraits. -The faculty and staff for showing patience during the many class interruptions. The Cavalier Yearbook Staff 192 %TTI ■ — ' %

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