Middletown High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Middletown, DE)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1987 volume:

CAVALIER VOLUME XXXV i - MIDDLETOWN HIGH SCHOOL 504 SOUTH BROAD ST. MIDDLETOWN, DELAWARE 19709 “Classic Cavalier” Comaraderie abounds! On September 4, 1986, Middletown High School opened its doors for the fifty-eighth time to greet students and faculty for the start of a new school year. Expressions varied from fresh- men's faces of amazement to the fa- miliar here-we-go-again look of the upper classmen. Of course, along with the nervous chatter and comparing of schedules, there were the renewals of existing friendships and the begin- nings of new ones. With summer com- ing to an end, it was time to get back into the daily routine of living by a schedule and cracking the books. However, there is more to Middle- town High School than just completing lessons and taking tests. MHS is a CLASSIC example of how a small school can make a big mark on its students, on the community and even on the state. In the past, visitors have been impressed by the abundance of genuine smiles on students' faces. This uplifting attitude is one in which we take much pride. Our academic program is also something to be proud of, with a whole list of electives to choose from: foreign languages, mu- sic, art, woodshop, and more. In addi tion to our academics, MHS has a school-wide high level of enthusiasm and spirit. This spark of spirit helps kindle the flame of comaraderie which leads the way to a successful year. All these elements combine to form a unique mix which is “CLASSIC CAVALIER. In your opinion, what defines a best friend? A person who cares, understands, loves, and appreciates you. •Yolanda Harvey Someone who believes in your abilities and doesn't judge you for your faults. •Kristen Homan To me a best friend' is your moth er because your friends and aquain- tances can come and go. but your mom will always be there.” Marina Angle TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ............. 2 DEDICATION .............. 14 SENIORS.................. 16 FACULTY AND STAFF ....... 34 UNDERCLASSMEN ........... 48 STUDENT LIFE ............ 68 SPORTS .................. 86 CLUBS ACTIVITIES ....... 120 SENIOR DIRECTORY ....... 152 MEMORIUM ............... 164 ADVERTISEMENTS ......... 166 A person who is there for your good times and bad times and pro- vides the emotional support I need through these trying high school years ” A person who truly cares and un- derstands your deepest problems and your worst attributes ' ... Trustworthy, compatible, and dependable. -Hope Vaughn One that is always there for you. 3 What did you do during your one hour break during summer camp? ' Ate, drank sodas, socialized, lis- tened to music, and caught up on things that happened this summer.” Do you feel summer camp pre pared you for the fall season better than if you had not attended? Yes, it was well worth the effort.' Phyllis Gant 4 Camp Crackdown - Season Shape-Up “Do it again . . . and do it right this time!” This familiar shout could be heard from one end of the practice field to the other during summer camps held during the last two weeks of Au- gust. Coaches, directors, and student leaders demonstrated technique and corrected errors while players listened attentively. Yes, it was time to get back into shape, both physically and mentally, for the fall season. No more trips to the beach, lazy days basking in the sun, or summer matinee movies. Instead, the alarm clocks started to ring and the days began bright and early. Why go through this? Simple . . . because the coaches and students feel it's necessary to have pre-season prac- tice to refresh their minds, which have been on vacation for three months! Football players performed condi- tioning drills, practiced plays, and co- ordinated team efforts during double- session practices in preparation for their first scrimmage against St. Eliza- beth's on Saturday, August 23, 1986. The band, newly under the direction of Mr. Harris, began practice at 9:00 AM and continued through until 4:00 PM in preparation for their first perfor- mance on September 12th. Student leaders also organized practices for the cheerleaders and for the field hockey and volleyball teams. In addition to the students attending summer camps, there were other young adults around giving their time to clean up the school. Paint brushes in hand and Mr. Riblett by their sides, these students gave MHS a fresher look. The results of such hard work helped to make our school a nicer building to be in and a more successful school in athletics and band. What did you do during your sum- I laid back, relaxed, and turned on I went to Rehoboth Beach, mer vacation? the boob-tube to channel 10 for my worked, and went to the mall. soaps. 5 MHS Discovers Fads And Fashions “Don’t look now, but your shoes are untied” If styles follow the same path in years to come, mothers will not have to teach their children how to tie laces anymore. As far as fashion goes, the “in things were high topped sneakers left untied or shoes fastened with vel- cro bands instead of shoestrings. Col- orful shorts reaching just above the knee (commonly called jams ) were very popular, as were stirrup pants worn with a long sweater shirt. Fash- ion was more and more tending toward long, ankle-length clothing. Clothes were adopting some of the styles worn in the late 60’s. The fashionable colors were shades of blue, purple, and pink. Designer clothes seen frequently were Forenza sweaters, Coca-Cola shirts, Reebok sneakers, and good ole Levis blue jeans. Girls' hairstyles were becoming less radical. Geometric shapes and short bobs were faded out. While the male population seemed to favor a mohawk or a buzz” during football season, the females chose softer, more accentuat- ing looks such as longer versions of the bob cut or a mild perm with long hair. Some of the more popular celebri- ties included Bill Cosby, Cybill She- perd, and Don Johnson. In the world of music, Peter Cetera, Madonna, and Van Halen were often in the limelight. Pop music tended to be remakes or remixes of past tunes such as the New Edition's Earth Angel and Run DMC’s Walk This Way. Well- watched movies were “Top Gun, “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, and The Fly”. Each day at MHS brought a new variation on many fads and fashions. People tended to wear whatever they felt was appropriate for each particu- lar occasion. They even developed their own fads—ones which can be termed Classic Cavalier fads and fashions. Fads that are in: Cropped pants Paisley prints Over sized shirts 6 What advice can you give the un- derclassmen that could make high school easier? Give school your all. Do your school work, and it will be a breeze Don’t complain or it will get worse. ’ 8 “Middletown, Delaware” “(Where’s Delaware?)” Where: 504 South Broad Street When: September 4, 1986—June 12, 1987 What: Middletown High School took part in an exciting year of education, sports, trips, other school-related ac- tivities, new relationships, preparation for the future, experiences with pain, happiness, loss, and love, and more. Who: 563 students, 69 teachers and staff, and the Middletown community. Why: It was the state law that stu- dents be reauired to attend 180 days of school and teachers attend 185 days of school. At MHS, those days were filled with daily classes, enrichment programs and extracurricular activi- ties. This was the place where adult- hood became more of a reality. From the first day of high school until gradu- ation, it was only four short years of acquiring all the necessary knowledge for functioning independently in soci- ety. School was more than cramming for that last test. Rather, it was the beginning of a new world where more responsiblities were placed on stu- dents—responsibilities which required rational thinking and problem solving abilities. At MHS, the students and teachers worked hard to become more aware of all their capabilities as indi- viduals having much to contribute to the community. This educational pro- gram was rigorous at times, but the Classic Cavaliers possessed the initia- tive to seek their full potential. Do all your classwork and home work and study hard, but most of all. listen to your teachers because they care.” Be your own person, and don't worry about what everyone else says and does. Get involved so that you make more friends and have more fun. Go with the flow. 9 I________________The Making Of A Senior A senior already! It’s only been 12 years!” It has been twelve years now that the Class of 1987 spent in preparation for June 8. 1987. It has not been all work and no play, though. A host of memories, from getting driver's li- censes, suffering through “freshman initiation day,” and getting that first date, back even to being able to have two recesses in one day, bringing things in for “show and tell, and all the other activities in which we had taken part since kindergarten were still vivid. As eighth graders on our way over to MHS, we could only imag- ine someday becoming seniors. For four years, teachers reminded us that in order to become seniors, we had to pass their classes. Before becoming seniors, the Class of '87 had to suc- cessfully put on a Junior-Senior Prom. Finally, on September 4, 1986, the Class of 1987 walked through the front doors as the Senior Class. With senior portraits over, it seemed that nothing could stop us. However, the year wasn't over yet. Being seniors still in- volved some responsibilities which had to be successfully carried out. First, we each had to accumulate at least the minimum number of credits and have a 70% or better average in all required courses, remembering to make sure that we had passed all of the state competencies. Caps and gowns had to be ordered. The class trip in the spring had to be taken, but we couldn't forget that as seniors, we were the students the underclassmen looked up to as role models. It was not so long ago that we too were under- classmen admiring the seniors from past years. Finally it was our time to show off what we had learned as CLASSIC CAVALIERS, and to begin our new life as young adults out in the real world. Once you are gone, what will you “Fun, laughter, pep rallies, and 'The people and what fun I had. • The relationships I have with the miss most about MHS? everything. teachers, the friends I will leave be hind and the memories that will al- ways be In my mind. Kelly Green 10 “We’ve got spirit, how ’bout you?” Middletown High School possesses one characteristic that is especially ap parent to anyone just passing by. What is it? Well, it all starts with that Classic Cavalier Spirit. Pep rallies at MHS unleash the enthusiasm which had been building all week long. An outsider, seeing students walking around with paint (blue and white, of course) smeared from their necks up to the roots of their hair, cannot help but realize how dedicated MHS stu- dents are to demonstrating their pride. Perhaps the most memorable event at MHS is spirit week. This is when the students compete to show everyone who's got what it takes to be the most spirited. The winner is presented with a plaque at the Homecoming game. However, winning the coveted spirit stick is the true aim of each class. The winner is determined during the Home- coming pep rally after each class is given a chance to shout the specific cheer: Two bits, four bits, six bits, a dollar. All for the Cavaliers, stand up and holler!” The loudest class wins the spirit stick. At MHS, every day proves to be a memorable one. In Classic Cavalier Country, smiles have feeling in them and reassuring glances are there for the asking! The spirit of MHS is built on a foundation of trust and friend- ship. One look and you will see that the best are found at CLASSIC MHS. School spirit is very important to keep the school alive. The spirit makes the heartbeat of school in everybody ' Sherry Bowser “If there wasn't any spirit, nothing would be a success ... there would be nothing to look forward to. -Norma Brown Without school spirit and pride people wouldn't care, and caring and an extra effort is what makes MHS special. ' “Students will be more enthusiastic about learning at a school that has great school spirit.” 13 “ . . . And you have a nice day today.” Each year the Cavalier Yearbook Staff selects a faculty or staff member whom we feel deserves special recog- nition. This person is one who demon- strates outstanding effort in his or her field of work. Also, he possesses quali- ties such as charisma, willingness to go one extra step beyond the call of duty, and an easy but productive working relationship with peers and students. It is with great pleasure, then, that the 1987 Yearbook Staff an- nounces that this 1987 Cavalier is ded- icated to Mr. Michael Handlin. Mr. Handlin is married and is the father of four children. He began teach- ing here at Middletown High School in September of 1977. Mr. Handlin is to be commended for his exemplary ef- fort in all his various responsibilities and jobs around this school. He teach- es horticulture in the Vocational De- partment, where he recently directed the building of our new greenhouse. When not busying himself with the greenhouse, Mr. Handlin can be found in the auditorium directing the Stage Crew. He also coordinates the lighting and sound effects for assemblies, con- certs and plays, and during the foot- ball season Mr. Handlin announces the games from his perch up in the press box. In June, Mr. Handlin is in charge of setting up for the graduation ceremo- nies. His unenviable task is to prepare for an outside commencement, while also setting up for an inside com- mencement in the event of rain. Dur- ing the summer, he oversees the par- ticipation of several teams of FFA members in the Harrington Fair as well as helping to coordinate the MHS sum mer ag. co-op program. Pleasant, easy going, and caring, Mr. Handlin successfully balances an active school schedule and a happy family life. Mr. Handlin is a CLASSIC example of a dedicated teacher devot- ed to giving his all for the benefit of the school. 14 THANK YOG! As a member of the Yearbook Staff for 4 years, I have had the opportunity to observe the growth of the Cavalier both technically and financially. It is with the utmost pride that I have helped in the production of the past 4 books, which together have cost more than $50,000 to produce. I have overseen the develop- ment of our advertising section and have been gratified by the continuing support from our community. I would like to thank our advertisers for their contributions. You helped make our 32-page color section, which itself costs over $2,500 each year, a reality. I would also like to extend my appreciation to the faculty, adminis- tration, and staff for their enduring cooperation. Through portraits, club pictures, and various other interuptions, you continued to be among our most avid supporters. As editor in chief of the yearbook, I feel it is my duty to record for you in pictures and words what Middletown High School is, and its importance in the community. I hope you enjoy this year's Classic Cavalier as much as I have enjoyed working with my staff and the students here at MHS. I will always remember my days here, and I hope the Cavalier will help you to recall your Classic Cavalier” days in the years to come. Sincerely, Suzanne K. DuRoss 1986-87 Editor In Chief Now and forever- Classic Cavalier memories While we were here at Middletown High School, the class of '87 went through many classic moments. We made it through our fresh- man year with much enthusiasm. In our soph- more year, we got our licenses and would say, “Hey, we’re half way there!” Our junior year involved SAT’s, our Junior Prom, and the thoughts of “Where do I want to go to college?” Now, here we are: it's our SENIOR YEAR!!! We have gained friendships that will be cherished forever, a good education that will last us a lifetime, and some very special moments. Let these classic moments never be forgotten, and may good luck be with us forever in our futures. • V Vikki Abbott Cheryl Alford Marina Angle Mary Ann Argoe Dane Austin Tammy Bailey Joseph Beacher Katherine Bond Sherry Bowser Harold Brackin Troy Bratcher Most Attractive Most Athletic Suzanne DuRoss Jamie Evans Jack Webb Roman Lewis I Best Most Dressed Talented Roman Lewis, Chrissie Chesser. Reggie Young Mike Fansler 20 Michael Fansler Mark Farrow Michael Flannagan Steven Fox Sonia Gassaway Donald Gillis Kimberly Grace Robert Grau Lisa Gravatt Theresa Gravatt Kelly Green Ronald Guseman Best All Class Clowns Around Most Clnforgetable Seniors Billy Shetzler L Eric Cole Suzanne DuRoss Jamie Evans Most Likely Most To Succeed Spirited Bryan Oaks Rob Oliva Cher Olson Darsan Overbey Robert Overkamp Lea Parsons Ronald Parrott Mark Pierce Lisa Reynolds Brenda Richey Jackie Robinson Thomas Ross Most Popular Kathy Samson Jack Webb Jamie Evans Lisa Gravatt Matthew Rossiter Chuck Rudewick Carolyn Rupp George Selfridge This will be the best year of all of your years in high school. This was a familiar statement made by par- ents, relatives, and other friends. It truly has been a great year for the class of '87. As a class, we finally came together in a special unison. What did we do? Hey, we won spirit week, and for the first time in all of our four years at Middletown High School, we won the spirit stick, and it was at the pep rally for our home- coming at that. We were so excited that we all rushed to the center of the gym. Fortunately the president of our class, Lisa Gravatt, was not hurt too badly. We have been a class of spirit and we have been a class that has class. Kathy Samson Tonya Saunders Francesca Savini Karen Schmitt Matthew Sheats Brien Shilling William Shetzler Robert Short Beth Sikma Andrew Slavin Melissa Smith Howard Snow Raymond St. Clair Tammi Stafford Michael Stewart Keith Stillwell Tracey Thomas Larry Thompson Erwin Todd Sandra Clnruh Class Of 1987 Class Officers Back Row, Left to Right: Sandra Maslin ■ Secretary Lisa Gravatt - President Mrs. Malatesta ■ Class Advisor Front row, Left to Right: Marina Angle - Treasurer Theresa Gravatt ■ Vice President Darla Zitter Seniors Not Pictured: Steve Weikert Tim Dixon I would like to express my thanks to the follow- ing people for putting up with my moodiness throughout this difficult year: Suzanne, Mr. Sechler, and my willing helpers. To the class of '87, I also leave a note of thanks. I have enjoyed all of the times we shared together. We've made this year the best it ever could be. Thanks so much! Sincerely. Jamie Evans Senior Section Editor Classic Expressions . . . FACULTY STAFF Editor: {aAjj-CU . Qjupl Administration ■ pg. 36 Guidance Staff ■ pg. 38 Professional Staff ■ pg. 39 Cafeteria Staff ■ pg. 40 Custodial Staff pg. 41 Faculty ■ pg. 42 MAHP - pg. 47 DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Our school’s administration de- served our thanks and gratitude. They made important decisions which directly affect the school. The administration acted on ideas that they felt were the best for us and would give the best education avail- able. Many times the student body at Middletown High School was un- aware who made these decisions. They never knew about the long hours and meetings the administra- tors had to attend. The students did not know how demanding a school administrators job could be. Dorothy G. Smith John J. Goodier Dr. Ronald Mersky Dr. John T. Holton President Vice President Superintendant Assistant Superintendant Marcellus A Bryant Board Member Thomas J. Burgoon Board Member Rev. William J. Wallace Board Member J. Peter Tighe Business Manager ADMINISTRATION GUIDANCE STAFF The guidance staff at Middle- town High School is small yet hardworking and is willing to help students whenever they need it. When the freshmen arrived these staff members were very im- portant to the students. They as- sisted in everything from schedul- ing classes to helping decide on your future. Every student is ex- posed at one time or another to the guidance office and the many jobs involved in guidance. The staff was always eager to talk to the students. Without these dedi- cated people, our school would lack a major and helpful part of the system. PROFESSIONAL STAFF The professional staff at Middle- town High worked hard to perform their jobs. Their duties included a va- riety of things such as caring for the sick or injuried, providing assistance in the library and monitoring in- school suspension. Each staff mem- ber contributed his or her own spe cial talent to the school. These abili- ties make the staff more accessible to the needs of the student body. They are always willing to share stu- dents' problems and give advice. The staff strives to excell and help those in need. They take time from their busy schedules to get involved with other school related activities. These caring staff members are very impor tant to the well-being of MHS. Joseph DiSalvo Donna Ferraro Virginia Johnson Adult Education Psychologist Librarian Mary Ann Lakey Edie Ryan Barry Schiller Freeman Williams Nurse JTPA Coordinator Psychometrist In-School Suspension CAFETERIA STAFF The cafeteria staff took pride in preparing food for the school. They went beyond providing the required lunch and sold a variety of extras. They have taken time to survey the students and to see what they prefer to eat. The staff saw the need for new foods and it provides them for the students. The cafeteria was open to serve breakfast, break and lunch. The staff was dedicated to making food service at Middletown High School enjoyable and something to look forward to. The ladies who make up the hardworking staff de- serve a thank you from each patron. Eleanor McDowell Cafeteria Staff Patricia Petka Cafeteria Staff Joyce Pyle Cafeteria Staff Bessie Saunders Cafeteria Staff Elsie Spicer Cafeteria Staff Alice Stokes Cafeteria Staff Gladys Walker Cafeteria Staff Elizabeth Vearsley Cafeteria Manager CUSTODIAL STAFF The custodial staff was hardwork- ing and went extra steps to help our school stay in good condition. They were working and striving to do their best. Our school is a reflection of the work they accomplished and the ded- ication they had for the school. They were there when a student needed a locker opened, a lock removed, or a spill cleaned up. The staff members smiled and showed a friendliness to- wards the students, faculty, and guests of the school. They were called upon to extend their days dur- ing extra curricular activities, like team competitions and club meet- ings. Their jobs were very important and without their eagerness to do a good job and help others, Middletown High School would not be the same. Claudett Ringgold Calvin Suggs Clara Summers Custodian Chief Custodian Night Custodian The faculty at Middletown High School deserves our deepest appreci- ation for their outstanding character and enthusiaism towards the stu- dents and our school. Their under- standing and encouragement made our school days more enjoyable. They went out of their way to help us grasp the finer points of lessons. The faculty used their individual teaching styles to enhance the students' de sire to learn. The faculty challenged the students to better themselves and use the available resources. Their dedication to the student body has brought more spirit and unity into our lives and school. FACULTY 42 Ronald Bice Emily Carpenter Robert Covelli Thomas Currey Mech. Drawing. Drafting Physical Ed.. Health English Vocational Agriculture William Dubois Sue Forsman Major Robert Gilmore Susan Gleason Physical Education Spec. Ed.. Soc. Studies AFJROTC Science FACULTY Richard Green Michael Handlin David Harris Voc. Ag.. Athl Dir. Voc. Ag.. Stage Crew Chorus. Band Dir. Harvey Harvey Spec. Ed.. Math Gregory Holstein Dr. Ed.. Ass t Ath. Dir. Linda Kane Home Ec. Kathleen Keating Health Mary Lynn Kebler Math FACULTY FACULTY Patricia McGee English Linda Malatesta Math Roger Martin Foreign Language Kathleen Melvin Science Lloyd Moore Thomas Neubauer Jeanne Reid David Riblett Science Social Studies Math. Science Vocational Woodworking FACULTY Alan Robb English. Newspaper MSgt. Lovell Robinson AFJROTC Marilyn Scheel Computer Prog. David Sechler MDE, Yrbk. Psych, Honors JoAnn Singleton Spanish Roy Smith Social Studies Lou venia Tatman Business MAHP The Middletown Adolescent Health Project (MAHP) was started in 1985. The Health Project was a unique and valuable service to the students. It offered sports physicals, information about health and nutri- tion, and counseling on personal problems. There was a variety of qualified people, willing to help any- one, including the following: a doc- tor, a nurse, a social worker, a nutri- tionist, and a health educator. The staff was dedicated to helping the participants and encouraging new members to join. The project suc- cessfully sponsored a Fun Run and a Health Fair for the students, faculty and staff, and the community of Mid dletown. With support, the Adoles- cent Health Project will have a bright future. Dr Brian Fellechner Doctor Todd Krieble Health Ed Elaine Marked Winnie Mellinger Social Worker Nurse Anita Muir Nutritionist Shelby Niezgoda Secretary Lucy Siegel Director Cavalier UNDERCLASSMEN Editor: JUNIORS Junior Class Officers President: Tom DelleDonne Vice-President: Lisa Diehl Secretary: Cindy Payne Treasurer: Renee Brackin Council Member: Hope Vaughn Advisor: Mr. Lawson Adams. Margaret Adkins, Laurie Aiken. Shellie Alford. Pam Anderson. Stephanie Anderson. Theodore Andrews. Tim Banning. Terrence Betty. Brian Blanchfield, Steve Brackin. Renee Brady. Derek Brenegan. Sharlyn Brooks. Robin Brown. Crystal Brown. Joe Brown. William Bryant. Allen Campbell. Tammy Chambers. Joanne Christian. Allen Clouser. Joyce Cole. Mike Cook. Stephen How do you feel about being a Senior next In a way. I am happy, but I wish high Great, because we ll have more privileges year? school life would last a little longer. and a shorter school year.” 50 Coulborne. Mark Cox. Nicole Curlett. Dawn D'Alfonso. Tim DelleDonne, Thomas Diehl. Lisa Closer To The Future The feelings of the CLASSIC Junior when thinking of being a Senior varies from day to day. One day he or she is ready to graduate and maybe go to college. The next day he or she would rather be worrying about writing a term paper than worrying about starting a new life out side of school. However most of the Juniors at MHS have been prepared not to be afraid of their future, and are looking forward to the Senior year that's to come. DiMaio. Cindy Dutton. Krissy Feinsilvcr. Glen Fleming. Denise Foroker. Rod Forte. Craig Fry. Derrick Gant. Phyllis Garnett. Donnel Garnett. Lisa Gell. Chris Goodier. Matthew Guiswite, Michele Gula. Nicole Happy and sad because it s my last year Great, because I can t wait to go to Happy because I'll be graduating, in school.'' college. 51 Guseman. Denise Haass. Paula Haman. Lisa Harris. Alan Harris. Jerome Hirst. Eva Hodgeman. Toni Homan. Kristen Howard. Sherri Hughes. Michelle Husfelt. Dina Jones. Bobbi Jo Jones. Dolores Jones. Joe Kempf. Thomas Klabe. Sean Kopach. Chris Krueger. Lynn Kushela. Keith Latavitz. Joseph Lupinek. Scott Manlove. Curtis McCommons. Lesley McDowell. James What was the worst thing that happened to -| thought I was in REVERSE' but I was in | ran into a fence ” you while you were driving in Driver's Ed? ‘DRIVE'.” 52 Driver’s Ed. Episodes “Driving is a privilege, not a right, given to you by the State of Dela ware. This is the CLASSIC state- ment by Mr. Holstein that all Juniors have heard more than ten times in their driving course. But the class- work isn’t the fun part • it’s driving with Mr. Holstein that gets your blood pumping rapidly. Some Ju- niors at MHS can really tell you some funny episodes they've encountered while driving with Mr. Holstein. McGeoch. Allan McMmn. Kandy McNatt. Paul McVicker. Kenny Meredith. Daniel Messick, Kelly Morris. Russell Murray. Michael Myers. Jason Nash. Harry Ogden. Thomasina Palmer. Jenifer Payne. Cindy Mr Holstein put on the brake when I pushed on the gas. making the car squeal 53 JUNIORS What is watch? your favorite sport to play? To 54 JUNIORS NOT PICTURED 1 Boulden, John Seals, Mike 1 Browning. Steve Shoun, Gordon 1 Carney. Pete Steffe. Cheryl I Dockery, Tracey Tharp. Mike I Durnall. Mike Wanamaker, Nairobi 1 McClanahan. Brian Washington. Lawrence 1 Pleasanton. Crystal Waters. Everett Smith. Pam Snedeker. Ray Starr. Bryan Steller. James L. Sweetman. Brian Taylor. Todd Vandervort. Jeff Vandervort. Robert VanDyke, Ellen Vaughn. Hope Wadkms. Julie Wallace. Merritt Wallendorf. Wayne Wills. Karl Wolfe. Kim Woodie, Shelley “I enjoy playing volleyball, because every body gets into the game I enjoy watching football, because it's so exciting and shows the enthusiasm of the guys. ' I enjoy playing frisbee or ping pong be cause it doesn't take a lot of energy 55 SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers President: Kristine Chambers Vice-President: Laurie Kinnamon Secretary: Victoria Kalb Treasurer: Joe Winters Council Member: Peggy Scott Advisor: Mr. Harvey Alexander. Christine Alford. Heather Alfree. William Anderson, Susan Archie. Kenny Atkinson. William Austin. Eric Bailey. Tina Baize. Loretta Barrar. Lisa Beal. Aneika Beamer, Scott Bignall. Billy Blanchfield, Tammy Bowser. Angela Bowser. Tammy Brady. Dana Brandenburg. Holly Bright. David Brokenbrough. Sylvia Burger. Joanne Carey. Keith Carroll. Stephen Carrow, Danny Do you think it is a long or short time until graduation? Short, because every year seems to go by faster A short time. I have a lot of things to accomplish before I graduate 56 Chambers. Kristine Cochran. Amy Coleman. Rhonda Collins. Mary Ten Plus Two Two more years and our high school life will be over. Will the last two years be long and drawn out by all the reading and writing of reports, the adding and subtracting of things you feel that you will never use? Or will the excitement of having to do your last term paper for your English teacher make the two years seem short. Most sophomores at MHS feel that these two years will be short, because when they leave they will be leaving peo- ple they've spent the last 10 plus 2 years with, their dearest friends. Conklin. Lori Cook. Eric Crowe. Beth Davis, Nicole DelleDonne. Anthony Delpercio. Jeanine Denham. David DeRose. Elise DeRose. Ellen Dickinson. Sheri Dinger. Mark Dixon. Michael Donovan. Chris Drake. Eddie Emerson. Kim Enrico. Rebecca Everett. Jeff Flannagan. Sean Flick. Michele Foley. Glen Ford. Stacy Short. I don't want to leave.'' Short, because when I graduate all my Short, because time flies. friends will be gone ' 57 ( ) UJ DC o Z o x o c ) On The Road The CLASSIC moment in the Sophomore s year is getting his or her license. The thrill of being able to go where you want, when you want without bugging your parents makes all the work of taking driver’s ed and passing the state test worth while. Fox. Richard Fry. Robert Garlic, Kathy Garrett. Terresa Griffith. James Grimm. Mark Guessford. Jackie Guiswite. Jane Hall. Andy Ham. Melisa Haman. Judith Hammond. Gregg Harris. Scott Harvey. Yolanda Haselbusch. Susan Heinold. Gail Hicks. Robert Hinkle. Brian Hopper. Denys Hunter. Vance Hutchison. Kristina Isbert. Eric Johnson. Scott Kalb. Victoria How do you feel about getting your 'Pretty good, because now I won't have to I like it. It will give me a little more license? ride the bus. freedom. 58 Keeler. Lisa Kelso. Angela Kennedy. Greg Kinnamon, Laurie Kohr, Robert Malandruccolo. Donna Manzie. Paula Marker. John Martin. Charles Matsen. Susan McConnell. Shawn McGhee. Jesse McGinnis. Teresa McLamb. Gail Meredith. James Missimer. George Oaks. Eric Ogden. Michael Overbey. Dar Parke. Diane Payne. Brian C ) UJ CC o o x a O CO Plankenhorn, Michelle Powell. Kandice Pratt. Neal Price. Alan Raab, Tera Ray. Lawrence Reed. Michael Reed. Tonia Reyburn. Donald Reynolds. Wendy Ritch. Kim Robinson, Stewart Robinson. Billy Rogers. Paul Rogers. Peter Royle. Stephanie Sadler, Brian Sarver. Randall Saylor. Christine Schmitt. Joanne Schofield. Stephanie Scott. Loretta Scott. Peggy Segars, Steve What is your favorite movie and why? I liked the Indiana Jones' series, because Friday the 13th Part 6.' because I enjoy it had romance, comedy, and a lot of bloody scenes. adventure. 60 Smith. Trevor Staats. David Stewart. Brian Stith. Kristine Stokes. April Sudler. Shevette Sulton. Kevin Tharp. Richard Thomas. Edward Tindall. Mark Turley. Shannon Weathersby. Christian Webb. Fredia Whitby. John Whitlock. Timmy Wiley. Simone Williams. Kenny Winters. Joe Wissinger. Bruce Woerner. Melissa Wright. Wilbert Ferris Bueller's Day Off.' because it was Karate Kid II.' because It was very Revenge of the Nerds, because it was funny and made me laugh. creative. very funny. 61 FRESHMEN Freshmen Class Officers President: Trina Blackston Vice President: Dawn Smith Secretary Dana Thompson Treasurer: Andrea Cox Advisor: Mr. Moore Alexander. George Aiken. Paul Barnes. Jonathan Barr. Charles Barr. Melinda Bauer. Deborah Blackston. Theophilus Blackson, Trina Bowers. Jermaine Brower. Richard Burgess. John Burris. Mark Cannon. Lori Cannon. Tim Carey. Terry Carter. Ann Chesser. Merrie Cosner. Mark Cox. Andrea Dant. Beverly Diehl. Lori Dooling, Mark Draper. Tiffany Dubil. Christina What scared you the most about entering “I was scared because. I did not know I was scared about getting lost some- the High School? anybody where in the school. 62 Edwards. Jill Elmer. Jill Essick. Duane Evans, John Falin, Sharon Ford. Brian Foster. Erin Fox. David Gardner. Ginger Garrett. Toshia Gillis. Tiara Goff. David Gray. Jennifer Haines. Lorri Halter. Jeremy Hanson. Todd Harris. Paul Haselbusch. James Herd. Leigh Ann Heverin. Samuel Holden. Robert Howard. James Johnson. Matthew Jones. Anna Jones. Ralph Kelso. Carolyn Kemp. Deloris Kist. Tammy “I was scared people would think I was 'I was scared of the upperclassmen. ‘I was scared of not dressing right. weird. 63 FRESHMEN 4 64 Newsom. William Nobayashi. Kimberly O'Neal. Michelle Osterhout, Charles Patel. Parin Payne. Teresa Pennington. Amy Potter. Sherry Powell. Yolanda Price. Stephen Ray. Josie Miller. Leroy Mitchell. Kevin Morris. Amy Nash. Jerry Raysor. Charles Reed. Eric Reynolds. Erik Richardson. Donald Robinson. Conrad Rolison, Kelly Rothwell. Latoyia I enjoy sleeping, and being with my I enjoy horseback riding, swimming, and I enjoy going to dances and going friends.'' reading. shopping.” 65 FRESHMEN New Advances The CLASSIC way of being asked out was for a girl to be asked out by a guy. But now the girls are making the first move by asking the guys out. Some girls at MHS say it is because guys are just too shy to do the asking; therefore girls think they should. Most guys are flattered when asked out by a girl, but others are embarrassed and offended because they feel it's not morally right for a girl to make such advances. Both points of view are shared by both girls and guys at MHS . . . St. Clair. Michelle Sartin. Dawn Scott. Larry Semon. Jennifer Sharpe. Lorrie Sheats. David Shields. Stacey Shipley. Robin Shoun. Robin Shulenberger. Betsy Shuler. Nicole Smith. Dawn Smith. Shannon Smith. Tina Spruel. Tanya Stafford. Beverly 66 Do you think girls should ask guys out? “Yes. because most guys are to shy. No. because it does not seem right. FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED ! Breitenbach. Richard Steeves, Christopher I Cale. Sheldon Wallace, William | Martin. Tammy Whitby. Michael 1 Rowan. Roxanne Worsley. Derek Stanton, Edward Stapleton. Bucky Starr, Dawn Stewart, Kennethia Thompson. Dana Truitt. Karen Tucker. Charles Tucker. Tami Underwood. Sherry Valentine. Michelle Vandervort. Jennifer Washington. Marty Waters. Terrence Watkins. Charles Weathersby. Andrea Weaver. Milton Welch. Mary Whitehead. Michael Wiggins. Darius Wiggins. Dontaine Willoughby. Robert Woerner. Patrick Wooleyhan. Jennifer Young. Jill Zayas, Carmen It depends on the girl and the guy she is asking out. Yes. it’s the ‘80's, girls can ask guys out. 67 This is the most exciting week of the year. Dur- ing this week the Homecoming Game, Parade, and Dance occur! This year proved to be even better than the last with the Class of '87 trying to win Spirit Week. This year's schedule was: Monday - Dress Down Day; Tuesday • Hat Sock Day; Wednesday - Hawaiian Day; Thursday • Punk Day; Friday Blue and White Day. We thank everyone 70 I Many people were involved in the floats this year such as Beaver Cleav- er, Cheerleaders, FFA and all the classes. We congratulate, the Se- niors for winning first place and ev- eryone else for doing such a great job on their float. We wish you good luck with your floats next year. Parade And Floats 72 Homecoming Queen And Court This is one of the most important events of the school year, especially for those underclassmen chosen to be attendants and those seniors who have the chance to be elected Homecoming Queen. The ceremony on the field was beautifully done, and the homecoming dance was really great. Many came and enjoyed the festivities of the evening. It was a grand night for the queen, the attendants and their escorts, and all of those others who participat- ed in and watched the evening's events. I------------------------------------------------- Freshmen Tiara Gillis escorted by Leroy Miller Ginger Gardner escorted by Eddie Lasko Sophomores Christine Saylor escorted by Todd Taylor Donna Malandruccolo escorted by Mark Cooling Halloween When we were young, we thought that after a certain age we were too old for this time of the year because you couldn't go trick or treating anymore. But when you finally reach your teenage years you realize that even without the candy you can enjoy it. Now at MHS no matter what your age, Halloween is fun! At MHS this year we had a variety of cos- tumes. The funniest part was trying to find the most unusual, but exciting costume. It goes to show - you're never to old to get into Halloween. I------------------------------------------------------ 76 This event is hard but fun. The night turned out to be a fun-filled evening. The crowd observed how the riders had to coerce the stubborn donkeys to move. The donkeys were so stubborn, in some cases, they even needed to be bribed. There were a few other difficulties such as falling off the donkey or not being able to get on. It was not only a fun event, but all who attended were treated to a great laugh. I------------------------------------------------ It's easy to get tired of the same old thing, so it is refreshing when there are some new things to do. For example, two new courses at MHS are flower arranging and pet shop management, which add another di- mension to the courses offered. So far, the students have been quite pleased with the new courses and are looking forward to next year's course selection. J 80 Getting Attention There are many different ways of getting attention. Some are more ex- travagant than others. For instance the way people do their hair, the clothes they wear, their actions and the things they say are all ways of getting attention. They have found a few ways in our school to get atten- tion and some were caught by the camera. 82 There are many different but spe- cial smiles and every smile has a dif- ferent reason or mood behind it. Just by looking at a person, one can guess what kind of mood the smiler is in. There are several pictures below, see if you can guess what they are thinking. 84 L { Cavalier SPOR TS Editor: Jfaxrx Varsity Football - pg-88 J.V. Football ■ pg-92 Field Hockey - pg-96 Volleyball - pg. 100 Varsity Basketball - pg.104 J.V. Basketball - pg. 106 J.V. Girls’ Basketball pgllO Girls’ Basketball - pg-112 Wrestling - pg-116 J 1986 Varsity Football Team First row. left to right: Rich Wilson, Gary Hammond, Frank Chandler, Ro- man Lewis, Eddie Manlove, Jack Webb, Ray St. Clair, Chip Parrot, Joe Beacher, Tom Ross Second row. left to right: Scott Hoffman, Mike Seals, Billy Shetzler, Chris Kinnamon, Je- mal Waters, Reyn Neucilar, J. L. Steller, Keith Kushela, Manager Kelly Green Third row, left to right: Tom DelleDonne, Dale Fry, Bryan Reed, Theo Anderson, Vance Hunter, Eric Cook, Eric Oaks, Manager Michelle St. Clair Fourth row. left to right: Stephen Carroll, Derek Brady, Mark Tindall, Andy Hall, Kenny Williams, Harry Nash, Manager Suzanne DuRoss It Was An Excellent Season The Cavaliers Win The Harvest Bowl . . . Again! The Cavaliers kept their winning streak go- ing by defeating Smyrna by a score of 20 to 14 in this year’s Harvest Bowl. The Harvest Bowl began in 1985 as a way of showing the friendly rivalry between Mid- dletown High School and Smyrna High School. It all started when the superinten- dents of the two districts got together and decided to have a game each year between the two football teams and to buy a trophy which would be awarded to the winner each year. The Cavaliers have now won this event both years. Middletown held a pep rally before the game so that the team and students were psyched for the game. The spectators helped a lot by cheering our team to victory. It was an excellent game. First row. left to right: Tony Delle Donne, Paul Aiken, Chris Steves, Sam Heverin, Erik Reynolds, Kelly Rolison, Bobby Holden, Dave Sheats Second row, left to right: J. C. Maro- ni, Stephen Carroll, Shawn Burgess, Eric Oaks, Bryan Payne, Ed Stanton, Mike Reed Third row. left to right: John Shaw, Eric Cook, Mike Ogden, Danny Carrow, Dave Goff, Dickie Tharp, Andy Hall Fourth row, left to right: Manager Michelle St. Clair, James McDowell, Stephen Cook, Scott Lupinek, Vance Hunter, Rich Brower, Kenny Williams, Manager Peggy Scott J.V. Is Determined And Competitive Underclassmen Prepare For The Future The Middletown High School's 1986-87 Junior Varsity Football team had a very competitive season this year. The team consisted of fresh- men and sophomores mostly, but also had a few juniors on it. They faired quite well with some very tough teams. They have come a very long way since their first practice. They have gained many new skills throughout the season. The team will prove to be really beneficial next year to both the varsity and junior varsity teams. When asked how the football team improved over the season, Coach Lawson said, “Overall the team im- proved a great deal from the begin- ning of the season to the end, both in terms of football fundamentals as well as individual discipline. First row, left to right: Jamie Evans, Tammy Bailey, Nikki Cox, Kristi Stith, Toni Hodgeman, Tiara Gillis Second row, left to right: Ellen De- Rose, Jenny Gray, Susan Matsen, Mia Pierce, Laurie Kinnamon, Ann Carter Standing, left to right: Rhonda Coleman, Gail Heinold, Jack- ie Guessford, Assistant Coach Sherry Sharpe, Coach Keating, Amy Pen- nington, Terry Carey, Manager Wayne Wallendorf, Manager Barbara Cole, Sherry Potter Improving While Gaining Experience The Few, But The Proud The 1986 Middletown High School Field Hockey Team had it rough this season. The Cavaliers started out in the begining of the year short of the eleven people needed to have a team, but the enthusiastic team members recruited other students to join up. They had to compete with band prac- tice, which took away half of the team, and dealt with injuries of all kinds. Two of the captains and the only two seniors on the team, Jamie Evans and Tammy Bailey, had many knee problems. The other cap- tain was Nikki Cox. This year's team has come a long way. The team is mostly made up of sopho- mores and freshmen. The team's two goals this year were scored by sophomore Jack- ie Guessford and freshman Tiara Gillis. Sitting, left to right: Theresa Gra- vatt, Chrissy Alexander, Kristina Hutchinson, Nikki Davis, Kristi Chambers, Ginger Gardner, Shelli Ai- ken, Standing, left to right: Manager Hope Vaughn, Jenny Hugh, Mary Ann Argoe, Beth Sikma, Joanna Smith, Dena Husfelt, Coach Neubauer Middletown’s Newest Sport: Volleyball Comes To Life Middletown High School's Varsity Volleyball team spent their first few weeks in grueling practice to prepare themselves for the season ahead. Volleyball takes a great deal of endur- ance and determination. The team showed very much improvement due to their good attitude and hard work. The girls possessed a great deal of character and a competitive attitude. Without a lot of support, the team is still a very confident one. The team consisted of one freshman, four sophomores, three juniors and four seniors. 1986-87 Boys Varsity Basketball Team Kneeling, left to right: Roman Lewis, Reggie Young Standing, left to right: Coach Williams, Scott Carter, Man- ager Joanne Burger, Dickie Black- ston, Frank Chandler, Jerome Harris, Troy Bratcher, Richard Atley, Assis- tant Coach Lawson 106 1986-87 Boys Basketball Team When it comes down to enthusi- asm, drive and competitiveness, the Cavaliers never fell short. The season was extremely rewarding in that the team showed a unique ability to deal with adversity. The highlight of the year was the come back against Claymont. Although the Cavaliers didn't win the game, they showed the exuberance that it takes to be suc- cessful. The Cavaliers' ability to come back from various deficits is remarkable. When asked how the season had gone, Coach Williams said, Working with all the players has been very rewarding ... we look forward to a lot of success in the future. The most valuable player for this season was Roman Lewis. 1986-87 Boys J.V. Basketball Team First row. left to right: Rob Kohr, Brian Ford, Kenny Archie, Russ Sa- bora, Mike Ogden Second row. left to right: Forice Lively, Jamie Kohr, Mark Tindall, Leroy Miller, Kelly Rollison Third row. left to right: Coach Lawson, Gregg Hammond, Matt Johnson, John Shaw, Dale Fry, Randy Sarver, Chris Donovan 1986-87 Girls J.V. Basketball First row, left to right: Mary Welch, Tiara Gillis, Trina Blackston, Lorri Haines Second row. left to right: As- sistant Coach Pam Gonce, Amy Pen- nington, Beth Sinex, Kristi Stith, Yo- landa Harvey, Coach Keating 1986-87 Girls Basketball Team First row. left to right: Lisa Gravatt, Tiny Pinkard, Shellie Aiken Second row. left to right: Manager Dina Hus felt, Christine Saylor, Laurie Kinna- mon. Elise DeRose, Heather Alford, Beth Sikma, Manager Karen Clark Third row. left to right: Assistant Coach Pam Gonce, Ellen VanDyke, Kristen Vaughan, Coach Neubauer, JoAnna Smith, Mary Ann Argoe. Coach Keating 1986-87 Girls Basketball Team Optimism reigned in the 1986-87 season as the girls' basketball team held their expectations high and hoped for improvement over last year. The valuable experience gained last year was an asset to this year's team in improving their technique. With great determination, the players worked very hard throughout the season. Under the leadership of a new coach, Mr. Neubauer, the team was complimented numerous times about their level of play being greatly improved. The teams leading scorer was Junior, Joanna Smith, with Se- niors Lisa Gravatt, Tiny Pinkard, Beth Sikma and Kristen Vaughan taking turns at contributing points, rebounds and assists throughout the season. 1986-87 Wrestling Team First row. left to right: George Deck er, Sheldon Cale, Jerry Nash Second row. left to right: Amy Cochran, Paul Rogers, Bruce Wissinger, Tony Delle- Donne, Erik Reynolds, Manager Mi- chelle St. Clair Third row, left to right:Coach Davis, Tom Ross, Jason Myers, Ed Manlove, Ray St. Clair, Rich Brower, Derek Brady, Harry Nash, Tom DelleDonnie, Assistant Coach Davis 116 The 1986-87 Wrestling Team STUDENT SERVICES First row. left to right: Cher Olson. Lisa Reynolds. Krissy Haigh. Merritt Wallace. Karen Clark. Lisa Gravatt. Roman Lewis. Janinne Wright. Sharlyn Brenegan. Kathy Sampson. Second row. left to right: Tre- vaughn Cale. Junius Saunders. Tammy Ellis. Tracy Brooks. Vicky Jimenez. Jack Webb. Kristen Vaughan. Judy Davis. Michael Flannagan. Frances Savini. Mrs. Jane Logan. Third row. left to right: Denise Guseman, Lynn Krue ger. Missy Smith. Carolyn Rupp. Kathy Bond. Richard Wilson. Kelly Green. Suzanne DuRoss. Jamie Ev ans. Mary Ann Argoe. Shelly Aiken, Billy Robinson 122 STAGE CREW First row. left to right: J.L. Steller. Lisa Gra vatt. Chris Kinnamon Second row. left to right: Loretta Baize, Rusty Brackin. Theresa Gra vatt. Robby Short Third row. left to right: Mr Michael Handlin, Scott Lupinek Fourth row. left to right: Stewart Robinson. Scott Har ris. Keith Carey First row. left to right: Frances Savini. Teri McGinnis. Mia Pierce Second row. left to right: Dina Husfelt. Karen Clark, Lisa Gravatt. Kelly Green. Simone Wiley, Craig Forte. Third row. left to right: Scott Carter, Donny Reyburn, Mark Tindall. Judy Davis. Jill Edwards. Michelle O'Neal. Nikki Shuler. Tammi Stafford. Mr. Alan Robb Staff: First row. left to right: Video Director—Karen Clark. Video Produc- er—Craig Forte Second row. left to right: Editor in Chief—Kelly Green. Photographer—Mia Peirce Third row. left to right: New Editor—Jeff Hall. Sports Editor—Scott Carter. Features Editor—Simone Wiley Officers Moira Kelly Vice President, Beth Sikma Secretary, Hope Vaughn Treasurer. Mike Pansier President Group photo, opposite page, top: First row. left to right:Hope Vaughn. Moira Kelley. Kim Ritch, Robin Shoun, Cheryl Lewis. Michelle Plankenhorn. Angie Kelso. Amy Cochran. Terri Garrett. Advisor Mr. David Harris. Second row. left to right: Renee Brackm. Stacey Shields. Bobbi Jo Jones. Margaret Adams. Michelle St. Clair. Erin Wisher. April Stokes. Simone Wiley. Andrea Weathersby. Beverly Stafford. Sherry Underwood. Sheri Diekinson 77 fd row. left to right’ Lisa Reynolds. Darsan Overbey.Laurie Kinnamon. Jennifer Hugh. Joe Winters. Craig Forte. Jeff Hall. Jerry Nash. Barbara Cole. Chrissy O'Neal. Mellisa Woerner. Fourth row. left to right: Carol Chillas. Michelle Rust. Dawn McGrory. Beth Sikma. Judy Haman. Robert Crowe. Mike Fansler. Toby Kirk. Mike Flannagan. Kevin Sulton. Jane Guiswite. Tonya Richardson Opposite page, bottom left: Robert Crowe. All-State Chorus 128 ,o First row. left To right: Ginger Gardner, Terri Garrett. Suzanne DuRoss, Kristen Vaughan. Jamie Evans, Phyllis Gant. Tra cy Brooks. Nikki Shuler Second row. left to right: Sherry Potter. Jennifer Vander vort. Krissy Haigh. Peggy Scott. Tammy Ellis Third row. left to right: Mary Ann Argoe, Andrea Cox. Bucky Stapleton. Kathy Garlic. Mia Pierce. Toshia Garrett. ‘Robin Shipley Fourth row. left to right: Advisor Mr David Sechler. Rob Oliva. Jeth Ann Sinex. Bryan Payne First row. left to right: Student Life Terri Garrett. Editor in Chief Suzanne DuRoss. Photographer Kristen Vaughan. Adver tisements Tracy Brooks Second row. left to right: Sports Kathy Garlic. Underclass men Peggy Scott. Business Manager Phyllis Glanr Third row. left to right: Secre tary wKob Olfva. Seniors Jamie Evans. Club • Krissy Haigh Y?X V j 7W 130 The 1986 87 Cavalier Marching Band had a very successful season Mr. Harris and the band dedicated themselves to many hours of practice, which showed in their competitions Their first competition was at Smyrna High School and their score was 57.55. The second competition was at Christiana High School and their score was 62.3. Their third competition was at Mid dletown and their score was 72.9. the high est score ever achieved at Middletown in the last five years. This year s Drum Majors Mike Fansler and Hope Vaughn received an award for best Drum Majors Majorettes: Laurie Kinnamon. Lisa Gravatt. Kelly Messick Rifles: First row. left to right: Phyllis Gant. Lisa Diehl Second row. left to right: Jenny Wooleyhan, Lorrie Sharpe. Rene Reny Third row. left to right: Denise Guseman, Kristi Chambers. Kim Emerson. Melissa Walker Swing Flags: First row. left to right: Janinne Wright. Laurie Adkins. Second row. left to right: Melissa Ham. Lorie Diehl. Leslie McCommons. Third row. left to right: Dana Thompson. Joanne Burger. Karen Clark. Kristina Hutchinson. Kathy Garlic Percussion: Heather Alford. Christina Alexander. Pam Alford. Angie Kelso. Jenny Hugh. Karen Truitt. Joanne Schmitt Silks: First row. left to right: Mary Pearl. Denise Fleming Second row. left to right: Kristen Homan. Kristen Vaughan. Tanya Spruell Third row. left to right: Andrea Weath ersby. Shelly Woodie. Pamela Smith. Michelle Rust. Jennifer Palmer. Mary Collins Drum Majors: Hope Vaughn. Mike Fansler Trumpets: First row. left to right: Leon Man nering. Anne Royal. Aaron McVicker Second row: Billy Big nail. Not Pictured: Michael iy I lannagan £ Flutes: —• First row. left to right: Renee Brackm. Norma Brown Second row. left to right: Cindy Payne. Shannon Smith. Erin Foster Third |I row. left to right: Michelle Flick Amy Morris. Trina Blackston. Su san Matsen Fourth row. left to right: Betsy Shulenberger. Elise DeRose, Beth Crowe Clarinets: First row. left to right: Eva Marie Hurst. Carolyn Kelso. Second row. left to right: Lisa Burris. Yolanda Harvey. Diane Parke. Ellen VanDyke Third row. left to right: Stacy Ford. Teresa Payne. Jill Elmer. Ellen DeRose. Christine Saylor. Rebecca McAlpin Brass Section: First row. left to right: Tiffany Draper. Matt Rossiter Second row. left to right: Kenny McVicker. Robert Crowe. Gail Heinold. Allen Newsome Sax: First row. left to right: Michael Whitehead Second row. left to right: Kim Wolf. Craig Forte Third row. left to right: Robert Willoughby. Kathy Bond 131 First row. left to right: Ann Royle. Andre Reed. Mike Durnall. Gordon Shoun. Terry Pyle. Tiara Gillis. Tonia Reed. Jerry Nash. Sheri Dickinson. F.ddie Stanton Second row. left to right: Derek Worsley, Erin Wisher. April Stokes. Terrance Waters. Chuck Maiden. Pauline Collins. Rob Oliva. Junius Saunders, Joyce Clouser, MSgt Lovell Robinson Third row. left to right: Sam Heverin. William Dickerson. Renee Stewart. Kevin Sulton. Robbie Overkamp, Eddie Drake. Joe Winters. James McDowell. Brian Sadler. Vance Hunter. Marty Washington. Donald Gillis Fourth row. left to right: Major Robert Gilmore. Milton Weaver. Dawn McGrory. Rebecca Enrico. Leroy Miller. Carolyn Rupp. Gregg Kennedy. Kennie Archie. Chris Valen tine. Tom DelleDonne. Conrad Robinson. Larry Scott. Patrick Woerner. Lee Man nering. Jack Evans. Senior Olympians First row. left to right: Suzanne DuRoss. Janinne Wright Second row. left to right: Scott Hoffman. Jennifer Hugh. Mrs Melvin. Rob Crowe. Kelly Green. Jack Webb. First row. left to right: Lisa Diehl. Renee Brackin. Kristen Vaughan. Karen Clark. Pam Smith. Mrs. Melvin Second row. left to right: Tim Andrews. Rebecca Enrico. Ann Royle. Sharlyn Brenegan. Janinne Wright, Kelly Green. Jennifer Hugh. Craig Forte. Tom DelleDonne. Jamie Evans. Matt Rossiter. Brian Sweetman Third row. left to right: Eric Cook. Alan Harris. Scott Hoffman. Tracy Brooks. Mary Pearl. Kristen Homan. Leslie McCommons. Denise Fleming. Laurie Adkins. Jeni Palmer. Jeanine DelPercio. Fourth row. left to right: George Selfridge. Kenny McVicker. Victoria Jimenez. Teri McGinnis. Yolanda Harvey. Suzanne DuRoss. Mary Ann Argoe. Judy Davis. Robert Crowe. Rob Overcamp. Terry Banning. Glen Femsilver. Hope Vaughn Fifth row. left to right: Scott Carter. Scott Harris. Elise DeRose. Chris Valentine. Kristy Stith, Christine Saylor. Sylvia Brokenbrough. Peggy Scott. Joseph Brown. William Brown. Norma Brown. Mike Fansler. Tom Ross 135 Spanish Club First row. left to right: Jill Elmer. Erin Foster. Dana Thompson, Suzanne DuRoss, Jill Young. Dar Overbey Second row. left to right: Mary Beth Collins. Pam Smith. Ellen DeRose. Kelly Green. Jamie Evans, Gail Heinold. Susan Matsen. Hope Vaughn. Kim Wolfe. Cindy Payne. Tracey Ross. Re nee Brackin. Yolanda Harvey. Stacy Ford. Third row. left to right: Mrs Singleton. David Bright. Ann Royle. Norma Brown. Jeanine DelPercio. Mark Guseman. Lisa Burris. George Decker. Brenda Richey. Tonya Spruel. Janinne Wright. Christine Alexander. Kim Emerson. Eva Hirst. Stephanie Schofield. Simone Wiley. April Stokes. Erin Wisher. Forth row. left to right: Mary Chesser. Laurie Adkins. Vic toria Jimenez. Tracy Brooks. Leslie McCommons. Tonya Richardson. Marga ret Adams. Mark Burris. Craig Forte. Ni cole Gula. Susan Haselbush, Kim Nobaya shi. Chris Valentine. Jenny Smith. Kathy Bond. Fifth row. left to right: Michael Og den. Mary Pearl. Kristi Stith. Christine Say lor. Trina Blackston. Joanne Schmitt. Tammy Bailey. Steve Segars. Shelly Woo- die. Pam Alford. Ellen VanDyke. Judy Da vis. Tammi Stafford. Steve Browning. Chris Kopach, Keith Kushela. Tom Ross. Sixth row. left to right: Curt Manlove. Richard Wilson. Brian Reed. Joey Brown. Billy Atkinson. Sylvia Brokenbrough. Ed- die Thomas. Steve Carroll. Ray St. Clair. Jackie Guessford. Terry Banning. Glen Feinsilver. Randy Sarver. Scott Lupenik. Ray Snedecker. Ralph Jones. Tim An drews. Allen McGeoch. Billy Brown La Junta Minister of Fiestas Munchies • Mark Guseman Minister of Vocabulary • Victoria Jimenez Minister of Ambiance • Suzanne DuRoss Minister of Tranportation • Brenda Richey Minister of Numbers • George Decker Minister of Interrogatives • Kelly Green Minister of Behavior Decorum • Tracy Brooks Minister of Relations (Foreign Otherwise) • Lisa Burris Minister of Propaganda Janinne Wright 137 Officers: Scott Hoffman. VP. Theresa Gravatt, Parliamentarian!. Tracy Brooks. Secretary; Janinne Wright. Treasurer; Ka ren Clark. President Seniors: First row. left to right: Karen Clark, Janinne Wright. Rob Crowe Second row. left to light:Tracy Brooks. Theresa Gravatt. Kelly Green. Jenny Hugh. Third row. left to right: Cher Olson. Suzanne DuRoss, Beth Skima. Scott Hoffman. Mrs. Kugel. Mary Ann Argoe. 1986 87 Initiates: First row. left to right: Mary Pearl. Hope Vaughn Second row. left to right: Pam Smith. Jeni Palmer Third row. left to right:Renee Brackin. Leslie McCommons Fourth row. left to right: Sharlyn Brenegan. Ellen VanDyke. Mary Ann Argoe. Beth Sikma. Kenny McVicker. Tom DelleDonne. First row. left to right: Scot! Hoffman. Mrs Linda Malatesta, Kelly Green. Sharlyn Brenegan, Janinne Wright. Wendy Heverin Second row. left to right: Suzanne DuRoss. Robert Crowe. Jennifer Hugh Third row. left to right: Kenny McVicker. Ellen VanDyke. Allan Harris. Fourth row. left to right: Tom Delle Donne. Laurie Adkins. Matt Rossiter, Robert Overkamp Student Council First row. left to right Sonia Gassaway. Jamie Evans. Teri McGinnis. Nicole Gula. Michelle Rust. Chuckie Maiden. Second row. left to right: Rhonda Coleman. Suzanne DuRoss, Mary Ann Argoe. Karen Clark. Janinne Wright. Kevin Sulton. Tina Bailey. Third row, left to right: Dina Husfelt, Jackie Guessford. Tim Andrews. Marina Angle. Lisa Gravatt. Lisa Diehl. Stacey Shields. Advisor Mr. Robert Covelli. Fourth row. left to right. Andy Marcum. Wendy Heverin. Eddie Manlove, Jack Webb. Kristen Vaughan. Theresa Gravatt. Keith Stilwell. Dawn Smith. Merrie Chesser. First row. left to right: Kathy Garlic. Tiara Gillis. Tracy Brooks Second row. left to right: Tre vaughn Cale. Donna Malandruccolo. Christian Weathersby. Lois Walker. Tonya Saunders. Mrs. Carrie Miller Third row. left to right: Andie Reed. Sonja Jefferson. Yolanda Harvey. Erin Wisher. Tiny Pmkard. Teri McGinnis. Mia Pierce. Fourth row. left to right: Donald Gillis. William Dicker son. Jeamne DelPercio. Shelly Woodie. Stephanie Schofield. Fredia Webb. Sylvia Brokenbrough 141 First row. left to right: Renee Brae kin. Cindy Payne. Tracey Ross, Lisa Bur ris. Brenda Richey. Janinne Wright. Jack Webb Second row. left to right: Kim Wolf. Billy Brown, Jamie Evans. Kelly Green. Chris Kopach. Richard Wilson. Third row . left to right: George Decker. Mark Guseman. Joe Brown Steve Browning. Sur-tnne DuRoss, 11 len VanDvke Pfim Alford. Maiy Pearl. Curt Maniove Fourth row. left to right: Mrs Singleton. horm3 Brown. Hope Vaughn Michelle Hughes Simone Wile v,v f Erin Wisher 0 s ' % First row. left to right: James Haselbusch. Lisa Barrar, Eva Hirst, Susan Haselbusch, Sheri Dickin- son, Cheryl Lewis, Robin Shoun, Kim Mobayashi, Debbie Lawrence. Second row. left to right: Mrs Kabis, Josie Ray. Dawn Sartin, Angela Kelso. Lisa Reynolds. Kelly Messick. Phyllis Gant, Shannon Turley, Amy Cochran, Jimmy Howard Third row. left to right: Bobby Willoughby, Sherry Under wood, Andrea Krauss, Tracy Brooks. Sonia Gassaway. Christian Weathersby, April Stokes, Dana Brady, Fredia Webb. Joe Winters, Judy Da vis, Jamie Kohr, Michelle St. Clair. Fourth row, left to right: Milton Weaver. Joe Meehan. Michelle Valentine. Mike Stewart. Michelle Guiswite, Billy Robinson. Kathy Bond. Betsy Shulenberger. Ann Royle, Teri McGinnis. Michael Flannagan. Jeff Ev- erett. Kevin Sulton, Jesse McGhee. First row. left to right: Mrs. Logan. Judy Haman, Chrissy Alexander. Theresa Gravatt. Victoria Kalb. Lisa Gravatt. Michelle St. Clair, Dina Husfelt, Tina Bailey. Lori Conklin, Debby Bower. Mrs. Tatman. Second row. left to right: Amy Penington, Donna La Vigne. Terry Carey. Ginger Gardner. Lori Sharpe. Andrea Cox. Teri Pyle. Heidi Lap pley. Michelle Valentine. Amy Cochran. Kim Emerson, Kristi Chambers Third row. left to right: Sean Burgess. Jenny Semon. Cher Olson. Melissa Smith, Chrissie Chesser. Jackie Robinson. Tiny Pinkard, Sharon Sko- dinski, Rebecca Enrico. Tracey Ross, Mary Welch. Bever ly Dent. Fourth row. left to right: Brian Ford, Sylvia Brokenbrough. Joanne Burger. Michelle O'Neal. Mary Chesser. Kathy Bond. Sonja Jefferson. Pauls Mandes. Lynn Barr. Loretta Scott. Barbara Muller. Ann Marie Carter. Wendy Reynolds. Officers Left to right: Parliamentarian Theresa Gravatt. Missy Smith. Vice President Joanne Burger. President Cher Olson. Secretary Victoria Kalb. Treasurer Christine Alexander. Advisor Mrs. Jane Logan Not Pictured. Fund Raising Chairman- Gail Heinold. Advisor Mrs. Louvenia Tatman Beaver Cleaver Club First row. left to right: Gail McLamb. Randy Sarver. David Bright. Peggy Scott, Holly Brandenburg. Stacey Ford. David Denim. Sec- ond row. left to right: Ms McGee. Melissa Woerner. Heather Alford. Susan Matsen. Joanne Schmitt. Laurie Kinnemon. Diane Parke. Susan Haselbush. Erin Wisher. Samone Wiley. Yolanda Harvey. Third row. left to right: Bruce Wissinger. Mike Reed. Kristi Stith. Mark Tindall. Christine Saylor. Nikki Davis. Jeanine DelPercio, Beth Ann Crowe. Elise DeRose. Teri McGinnis Fourth row. left to right: Gregg Hammond. John Marker. Dale Fry. Flip Wright. Sylvia Bro- kenbrough, Ellen DeRose. Kristen Hutchinson. Melissa Ham. Andy Hall. Greg Kennedy First row. left to right: Jack Webb. Lisa Burris. Karen Clark. Kristen Vaughan. Janinne Wright. Robert Crowe. Mary Ann Argoe. Matt Ros- siter Second row. left to right: Ms McGee. Jenny Hugh. Scott Hoff man. Vicky Jimenez. Jamie Evans. Norma Brown. Judy Davis, Kelly Green. Suzanne DuRoss. Craig Forte. Cindy Payne. Third row. left to right: Tom DelleDonne. Shellie Aiken. Mary Pearl. Denise Fleming. Nicole Gula. Shelly Woodie, Pam Alford. Kristen Homan. Pam Smith. Jem Palmer. Matt Goodier Fourth row. left to right: Terry Banning. Curt Manlove. Kim Wolf. Leslie McCommons. Laurie Adkins. Hope Vaughn. Ellen VanDyke. Bill Brown. Lisa Diehl. Renee Brackin. Joe Brown. Sharlyn Brenegan. Tracey Ross. 4 r 148 First row. left to right: Tina Bailey. Dane Austin. Lori Mays. Tammy Bailey. Toni Hodgeman Sec- ond row. left to right: Donna Everett. Carol Rat ledge. Stephen Carroll. Rusty Brackin. Third row. left to right: Teri McGinnis. Stephen Cook. Mr. Currey. Fourth row. left to right: Mr Handlin. James Haselbush. Robbie Short. Those students who attended the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. MO were Tammy Bailey. Rusty Brackin. Steve Cook, and Steve Carroll. They received 3rd place in the Building Our American Communities contest l°8b ”Jamu� nj C8 l 87 January ft, •� . 1 th wmwrjarj, of tk fatal twofciu ft ri OutWnpr and cwu. Pt rtrfar- j u y tiiufiviit and rtvnemwrant of Ikrtat . tk« m ipoc � vw. ttu twrnkn of the T Ud Utowtt TT K.. an pr« «Ht r tc th« t (t at t Miitniiiii Ootru't an fH‘ i� mbc4n,rvj tlu o u Hut C h ut,i t«rk xntk k r into tftu A$ tka of tk% ft«� tru.t ka triad t© k lf «•%, uc a «ve yen tku appU in rsMCmbcratvnz of tUa «jfci+k oftutjvuof the CkaiUr r. and t kink ijou fo© yevr aJi-aton to out «(uution. ,%! memory of tht 5p� usWt0iiUpij HutfUtovn 4 01 First row. left to right: Fredia Webb. Krissy Haigh, Renee Reny. Second row. left to right: Carol Rat ledge. Tracy Brooks. Tonya Saunders. Lois Walker. Phyllis Gant. Becki Lewis. Third row. left to right: Bucky Stapleton. Bobbi Jo Jones. Mia Pierce. Jackie Robinson. Jill Young. Billy Shetzler. Jackie Guess ford. Andre'Reed. Mr David Sechler, Allen Bryant, John Marker. Brian Ford. Billy Robinson. Joe Jones. Eric Reed Editor: Mina Name: Marina Angle Activities: Class treasurer —2. 3, 4; Student Council—1, 3; Honor Society—3, 4; Newspaper—1; Newspaper Editor-in-chief—2. 3; Girl B-Ball Mgr.—1, 2, 3; Softball Mgr.—2; C O '87 rep. for student Liason—3; Stu dent Services—4; Float Committee—1, 2. 3. 4; Prom Com- mittee—3 Fondest Memory: 11 8 85-Being with Billy and all of the special times we’ve shared: Townsend dances with K.G.; Summer of '85; Being with friends like K.V., L.G., K.C., E.L.. E M.. K P Future Plans: Go to college (medical assis tant). get married, make lots of money! Favorite Saying: Nah-Uh Norma Name: Norma Brown Activities: Band—1. 2. 3. 4; Beaver Cleaver—1. 2. 3. 4; Volleyball—3; Newspaper—1. 2. 3; TWITS—4; Spanish Club—I, 3. 4 Fondest Memory: Florida trip w band; 3rd period 86 w M.B.; Crazy times on the breezeway with M.W . S.M.. M R.. N.G. and H A., All the times with Nikki and Whisper. Going out with Heather and Laurie: Prom 86; T.P s Future Plans: Go to U. of 0 and study music Favorite Saying: Have a ball . Jup ; Ja know” Chugger Tammy Name: Mary-Ann Argoe Nickname: Corndog Activities: French Latin Club 1; Yrbk—3; Faculty Edit.—4; Student Services—3. 4; National Honor Society—3. 4. Beaver Cleaver Club—2. 3. 4; Science Olypaid—3. 4; volleyball—3. 4; bas ketball—4 Fondest Memory: 8 15 86 w Beth Slnex, Rick Bryson. Scott Hudson, red Camaro, the field. BJWC; cruis- ing in the Matador; 24 Hour library; 5 min beach trip car chase w BJS BAS: the apartment parties; Townsend dances (Junior Yr.) w Suzanne 1 16 87 w SH; Adv. Chem. w the guys and the Flufl Future Plans: Attend Utica College of Syracuse U. in N Y ; Become a CPA. and get a piece of the ROCK!! Favorite Saying: I don’t know ; Excuse me? ; Someone please talk to me!! ; Name: Tammy Bailey Activities: FFA—1. Secretary—2. 3. president—4; field hockey—I. 3. captain —4. softball—2; OEA—1. 2. 3; Beaver Cleaver—2; Student Council—3. 4; Spanish Club—3. 4; Student Liason—4 Fondest Memory: riding around with Karen Toni in my Trans Ams; fun in the ag shop; meeting Jimmy and letting him spoil me rotten; getting my engagement ring, spending every free minute in his arms Future Plans: To marry Jimmy in July and spend the rest of my life doing what I want when I want Favorite Saying: Leave me alone Name: Joe Beacher Nickname: Hoser Activities: Foot- ball—2. 4 Fondest Memory: Trips to the beach • Future Plans: Go to college Favorite Saying: Can I get some work? Name: Tisha Daliane Burks Activities: OEA—1; ROTC—1; Nursing Assisting—3. 4; Talent Search—4. VICA—3. 4; Home Ec—1. 2. 4. Vice President of Nursing Class -4 Fondest Memory: Spending my time up at Hodson with _M Tonya. Vonette. Elmira. Youlando. Loretta and Tosha. Being with by best friend Trey Future Plans: To go to college and BHr become a Registered Nurse Favorite Saying: So What? t Tee Barber Name: Lisa Burris Nickname: Sleaza. L B.. Barb Activities: Band—1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus—3; Spanish Club—1. 2. 3. 4 TWITS—3. 4; Oklahoma! —4. BeaverCleaver—2. 3. 4 Fondest Memory: Florida '85; The Curling Iron Killer; The Argentinians: Mexico '87; Mrs. Singleton s parties; All the good times with my friends Future Plans: College and a Lucrative Job Favorite Saying: Holler . Thank you for sharing that. I feel much closer to you ______________ _ Name: Trevaughn Evette Cale Activities: Home Ec—1. 2; tChef—3. 4; Accounting—3; Yearbook — 1; Art— 1.4; Student Service—4; Computer—2. Talent Search—4 Fondest Mem- ory: The time I got to spend with Mike Johnson (Terry); 4 566 6-8-86. and being the best of friends with Tishia B. Frankie M Future Plans: To attend college at Lincoln University, to major In accounting Favorite Saying: So what? t Creature Trey Kat Name: Katherine Bond Activities: Marching Band—1. 2. 3. 4; Band Front—1.2; Concert Band—I, 2. 3. 4; OEA—1. 2. 3. 4; SADD—4; Spanish Club—4 Fondest Memory: Football Games. Band Parties, trip to New York. Party at T P ’s house Future Plans: Attend flight school to become a stewardess Name: Joann Elaine Carey Activities: ROTC—1; OEA—1; (SUFE) Student United for Equality—3; Cheerleader Advi sor—3: Talent Search—3. 4. Home Ec—1.2 Fondest Mem- ory: The day Tiffany Monique Wisher was born; Having fun with B W . CP. A W and P P , The times me and Sony had together Future Plans: To attend Kelly's Beauty School Favorite Saying: You just ought to Ice Name: Harold Brackin - Nickname: Harry Activities: Stage Crew—2. 3. 4; Band Manager—2, 3. 4; FFA—3. 4; Green house—1. 2. 3. 4 Fondest Memory: The 2 am ride in the Bloody Mary; Kansas City Trip; handball. All the times with M.F., M.P.F . G.B.. K.F.. C.W . J.B . D.G.. M.M.. C D. and giving J.H. a ride to school Future Plans: College and have fun!! Rusty Pluto Name: Scott Carter Nickname: Whiteboy Activities: Bas ketball: School Newspaper. Track Future Plans: Go to col lege, get rich and retire at 30 Favorite Saying: Where's Val? Trace Name: Tracy Brooks Nickname: Tra Activities: National Honor Society—3; Secretary—4; Yearbook Editor—3. 4; Un- derclass and Faculty—3; Ads—4; DECA Reporter—3; Mer chandise Manager—4; OES—1; Talent Search—3. 4. Stu- dent Services—4; Fashion and Modeling Club—1; S.A.D.D.—4; Accelerated Program—1.2. 3. Spanish Club— 1.2, 3. 4 - Fondest Memory: The DECA Conference to Boston and Washington: Our Spanish IV class; Being with good friends especially Lois and Tonya Future Plans: To attend the University of Delaware and create a rewarding and suc- cessful career for myself; I hope to live life to the fullest and really be happy Favorite Saying: Sike ; What's up geese Chrissie Name: Christine L. Chesser Nickname: Chris Activities: Class V Pres—1; Pres.—2; OEA—I. 2; Band front—1. 2 Fondest Memory: Working at Big T w Melissa; All the times me and Melissa went out Future Plans: To get a good job and go to college 154 Noodles 4 Karen Cool Breeze Name: Carol Chillas Nickname: Chilly Activities: Jazz Band—1; Concert Marching Band—1, 2. 3. 4; Chorus—1.2. 3. 4; Blue-Gold Band—3. Beaver Cleaver—2; Acc.— 1, 2; St. Council—I; Wrestling Mgr—3; French Club—I Fondest Memory: Making candlelight dinner theater. Moving in 9th grade (MD ); 6 13 86; 'The Band' Illusion. Smyrna. Newark (Homecoming '85); Outdoor Cabaret 86. Wm Penn st. champ 83; New Year's Eve 86. the Nova ; Busch Gardens 85; Good times w B E, T.K . J.H.. M K . B S . R.S. and R B . Ocean City 86; Wrestling st finals 86; Woodland Beach Future Plans: Go to school for the performing arts and get my education degree in theatre and voice; Become a successful preformer. Meet Huey Lewis Favorite Saying: You know. I think you have an attitude problem Name: Karen Clark Activities: Student Council—1. 2. 3. 4; Newspaper—3. 4; Advertising Manager—3; Director—4; Girl's Basketball Manager—1. 2. 3. 4. Honor Society—3. 4: President—4; Beaver Cleaver Club—1. 2. 3. 4; Accelerated— 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Liason—4; Concert Band—1. 2; Marching Band—1. 2. 3. 4; Swing Flag—3. 4; Float Comm.—1. 2. 3. 4. Prom Comm—3 Fondest Memory: The fun times with L.G.. K.V., T O, M A . B.R and W.H . Canada Trip with K.V and B R . Back of Band Bus in 86. Senior Year Future Plans: University of Delware; Major in Elementary Education Fa- vorite Saying: Yeah, right' Name: Barbara S. Cole • Activities: Art. Chorus Fondest Memory: Being with Rhonda and Chris everywhere; Breeze way at lunch with Krissy. Cheryl, and Kelly, in Chorus with Dawn. Moira and Beth. Summers of '83 and '84 in S C.. Bob Segar concert. Beach with Donna n uincy; Smith s. M's and lunch with Bob laughing the whole time Future Plans: Be rich Favorite Saying: What's the word?”; Take a walk on the wild side? . Hey Babe' Bobby Name: Robert Crowe Activities: All-State Band—1; All-State Chorus—3. 4. All-Eastern—4; Honor Society—3. 4; Chorus—3. 4 Band—1. 2. 3. 4; Science Olypmiad—1. 2. 3. 4. Musical—3. 4. Beaver Cleaver Club—1.2. 4. Jazz Band— 2. 3. 4; Football—2; Mathletes—4; Lacross—4; Show Choir—3. 4 Fondest Memory: Playing football on top of the English wing; Marching Band season over the years; The many fun times in Advanced Chem Future Plans: To attend BYU and become an Aerospace Engineer. Possibly work for NASA Favorite Saying: Yo Babe' Klepto Name: Suzanne DuRoss Nickname: Suzie-Du; Sue Sue; Sue; Susana Activities: Yr Bk—1. 2. 3. 4; Bus Mgr—1. 2; Ed—3. 4; Ft Ball Mgr—3. 4. Mathletes—2. 3. 4 Hon Soc —3. 4; St Coun —3.4; Sp Club—1. 2. 3 4; Bea Cle Club—1. 2. 3. 4; Sci. Olym.—1. 2. 3. 4; St. Liason—4 • Fondest Memory: 10 17 86; T.K . K G.. J E . J H, LB . P S.. J.W . Proms 84, 85. 86. 87; Meeting Toby w the Help of a few friends!; Spanish 4 gang; Homecoming '86; 11 8 86; The lunch bunch. My special teachers; Mexico Future Plans: Owning a '73 Stingray Corvette (Candy Apple Red) Tam Dee Name: Tammy Ellis Activities: Foods—2. 3; Gourmet—4; DECA—2; Yearbook—4; St. Serv —3. 4; OEA—1. 2; F.H.A. secretary—4 Fondest Memory: Going to Pappy's with K.H.. K.N.. L A . S.N.. K.O. G N.A.; Horseback riding with Kim and Stephanie; Gym with C.W . D Z, S. F. S. J.: Going to the Baltimore Harbor with L A . K.O, F.F . T W L A Future Plans: Get a good job and an ‘87 Trans Am Favorite Saying: You know it! Name: Dhonyale Evans Nickname: Donni D Activities: O.E.A.; F.H.A. - Fondest Memory: The class of 87 winning the spirit stick at the pep ralley Future Plans: College; Nice paying job Favorite Saying: Word Up!!! Name: Jamie L. Evans Nickname: Inez. Juana. Jam Jam Activities: field Hockey—1. 2. 3. 4; capt 3. 4. Softball—1. 2. 4; Sp Club—1. 2. 3. 4; Pres —4; TWITS—3. 4; Acc. Prog — 1. 2. 3. 4; '87 Secretary—1. 2. 3; Float Comm. — 1. 2; Prom Comm.—3; Science Olympics—2. 3. 4; Student Liason—4; Yrbk,—2. 3. 4; Clubs Ed—3; Senior Ed—4; Student Coun- cil—2. 3. 4; Sec —4; Student Services—4; Beav Clev Cl.— 2. 3. 4 Fondest Memory: Spanish IV buddies; 7th per Algebra Class w J.W .; Proms 1. 4. Lunch Bunch; Doug's Wedding, the bus rides. THE ACCIDENT; MEXICO!!; dinner at Mamaciter s; GEEK; we re stupid; Friends-S.D . K.G.. L.B.. J.H. G J.W ; My BEST friend Jodi; My special teachers Future Plans: Major in early childhood education Favorite Saying: Hi Hon ; Yup Jud Name: Judy Lynne Davis Activities: JA—1; Student Ser vice—3. 4. Newspaper-Sports Editor and Reporter—3; Ca meraperson and Reporter—4; SADD—4. Spanish Club—4. Beaver Cleaver Club—4. Science Olympiad—4; Accelerated (C P)—2. 3. 4 Fondest Memory: The Band . Christmas Carolling '86 w the band. Pam's plot for revenge. Lane 24; GHS. Ring Dance. Prom '84 G '85. Summers '84 to '86. Mix Crew. 54. Football and Band Season '86; Future Plans: College, to become a Physical Therapist; Brackin Favorite Saying: Loayalty and Love are the strongest forces in the universe Dino Name: Donna Everett Activities: AFJROTC—1. 2. 3; FFA—2. 3. 4. SADD—3 Fondest Memory: Freshman yr. w C.S.; Spending time with R B . All four yrs. with C.R ; Roller skating with L.M ; Skating with A N.; Mai and Gang; My Dad. Wm. T. Currey Future Plans: Accomplish all of my goals Favorite Saying: Oh. Well! Jorge Name: George T Decker IV Activities: Wrestling— 1.2. 3. 4. Spanish Club—1. 2. 3. 4. TWITS—1. 2. 3. 4 Mexico—4 Fondest Memory: On the bus. Mrs Singleton's house; Bas ketball games; Wrestling matches. Lying in the hospital: Mex ico trip Future Plans: Graduate and go to college. Work for the government, get rich and have two kids Favorite Say- ing: I'm hungry! . That turns me on! Newt Name: Mike J. Fansler Nickname: Milk Chocolate Activi- ties: Marching Concert Band—1. 2; Drum Major—3. 4. All- State Chorus—2. 3. 4; Blue 3old All Star Band—1. 2. 3; Drum Major—4; Band Ball—1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band—1. 2. 3 - Fondest Memory: All Activities. Best D M.; The 2 am ride in the Bloody Mary . The Old Gang; All my time with R.B.. MF. J.G. DG. GO, CD. K.F, CW. RC. GB. MW. H.V . J.B and especially Beth; Playing football on top of the English wing Future Plans: Major in music at the U. of D.; D M. for a Drum Corps Favorite Saying: Hey man. you need to chill out! ; Right on ; Groovy ; You got it baby Trina Name: Catrina Duker Activities: Hodgson Vo-Tech—1. 2, 3. 4 Fondest Memory: All the nights out with the gang L.W., T.S.. A Y . T B . D.E.; Going out and living it up every now and then; Meeting that someone special and spending some time together. The first pep rally my senior year; Nov 25. 1986 Future Plans: To attend college; Find a good job; Settle down and get married; Live a glamarous life Favorite Say- ing: Oh Well ; Oh my God' ; You must be kidding Hands Name: Michael P. Flannagan Nickname: Mike. Jake Blues. Father Flannagan Activities: Marching Concert Band—1. 2, 3. 4; Drama—1,2, 3. 4. BlueGold All Star Band—3. 4; Jazz Band—3. 4; Student Council—4 • Fondest Memory: All the ladies in my life especially J.D.. K.H.. M W . S.W.. K.P . S.B.H.. T.B.. J.C.. A.P.. R.Q.. G.M., S.R.. etc.; My best friends R B, M.F.. R.C.. R.S and all my friends; Band Parties Terror 1st Activity; Prom Graduation; Football games on the roof; The summer of '86 w El wood Judy; Band Trips Future Plans: United States Marines Corps and the remain single 155 Kimber Name: Kim Grace Nickname: Kimmy Activities: Hodgson; OEA—83-87 Fondest Memory: Meeting Paul C Carey. Dec. 6. 1983 and all of the happy moments we've shared since; Proms; Fun times w T.C.. T.T.. S.C.. L.P.. S.H.. T.D and many others Future Plans: Go to college; Get a good job; Get married after being settled Favorite Saying: Ya!Huh! . Get outta here!'' Name: Jeffrey Roger Hall Activities: Choir—1. 2. 3. 4; Beaver Cleaver Club—2, 3; Track—2; Newspaper—4; Okla homa—4 Fondest Memory: Library lunches with Chris V. 83-86; Short but sweet relationship with Jeni Palmer; Music Theory with Carol C. 8687; Geometery 8386 Future Plans: Start my own business; Find a beautiful and charming worn an to marry Favorite Saying: 'Sounds like a personal problem” Hot Stuff Name: Robert A. Grau Activities: Woodshop—1. 2. 3; ROTC—I. 2. 3; Art—I. 2; Graphic Arts—1. 2; Varsity Foot- ball— 1; Varsity Wrestling—1 • Fondest Memory Ditch hop ping with Chris S., Tim D. and Keith B. on our way to the band tournament; Being chased at high speed through Mid dletown by the cops and losing all of them, but getting caught at the road block they set for us Future Plans: Be a wood- shop teacher or to one day have my own cabinet makers shop Favorite Saying: Eat dirt and die!” Name: Gary Hammond Activities: Football—I. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1.2. 3. 4; Capt 4 Fondest Memory: Being All-State in Baseball; Meeting and being with Lisa G.; Senior Trip Future Plans: College Favorite Saying: I do care Ganew Bubbles Goofy Name: Lisa Gravatt Activities: Stage Crew —1. 2. 3; Mgr — 4. Softball—1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council—1. 2. 3. 4. Float Comm. — 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Comm.—3; Class V-P—2; Pres.—3. 4. Student Serv—3. 4; OEA—I. 2. 4. B Ball—2. 4; Swing Flag—3; Majorette Capt —4; Newspaper—4 Fondest Mem ory: Times w Scott; Times w C.S.. K.C . K V . B R . M A .. C.C.. J.W., G.H.. R B . E.M. and R.L.; Spirit Week. Senior Attendant; Back of Band Bus; Proms 2. 3. 4 Future Plans: Goldy Beacom College Favorite Saying: In conclusion in my above statement I have proven that Scooter Name: Theresa Gravatt Nickname: Pony Activities: Stage Crew—2. 3. 4; OEA—1. 2; Pari —4; Student Council—1. 2. 3. 4. Class Treas — 1; Class VP—3. 4; Honor Society—3; Pari —4; Softball—1. 2. 4; Volleyball—3. 4; Float Comm — 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Comm —3 Fondest Memory: Jan 3. 882:30 am started going out with Robbie Short. Times w K.C.. K.V.. B R M.A.. J W . C.C . W.R . C S and C.K . Proms 2. 3 Day after; Rob caught for DCJI of ice cream!; Rob s vehicles. Mud Hops Future Plans: Goldey Beacom College Favorite Say ing: Dole d' dole ; Yeah right Mick Name: Vaughn Harrigan Activities: Study Hall—I. 2. 3. 4 Fondest Memory: My famous run at the softball marathon. Time spent with W.R . L W . L.M . S B . T G . S.E . Y T . L.G.. S.M. and D.D especially W.R Future Plans: To become a police officer Favorite Saying: I'll get right on it Name: Wendy Heverin Nickname: Wench. Virgilia Activi- ties: Band—I. 2. 3; Rank Leader—3; Sec—3. 4; Mathletes— 2. 3. 4. Varsity Softball—I. 2. 3. 4. J V — 1. 3; Gov. School for Excellence—2. Beaver Cleaver—3; Accelerated—1. 2. 4, Nat. Hon Soc —4; Girl s Bask Mgr —2. 3; Student Coun cil—4; Math ARML Competition—2 Fondest Memory: Cruising w Lisa and all the fun we've had T.V Dinners; B.R Watch out for that wall; Getting kicked out of Mr Morgan s Townsend Dances; Summer of 84; D Q . Spraypaint. turpen tine w J.R.; Live Aid. Spending time w D.S.; Valentine's '86 B.S.; Roderick s Party; Bud in bottles. My friends B.R.. K V . K.F., T.M.. CO. S.S., DR. R.G . K.P and D.H. Future Plans: CJ. of D Major in accounting. Make money Favorite Saying: I heard that about you , is that right? Name: Kelly Green Activities: Newspaper editor—1. 3. 4; Asst —2: Yrbk—3; Sp — 1.2. 3. 4; Honors—1. 2. 3; NHS—3, 4; Science Olympics 1. 2. 3. 4; Mathletes—3. 4; Football Mgr—3. 4 Fondest Memory: My bestest friend S D . Prom '85. '86. '87; 1 30 85; J.L.; The Spanish IV group; Football games; cruising w N.G. 6 T.M.; Summer of '86; B B . Mr Sechler's talks; Friends. Cantalope; Chad Future Plans: Hopefully go to MSCI or Cl of D. have a family too; getting a car that runs Favorite Saying: I have no idea , Brat! Name: Scott Hoffman Nickname: Pretzel Activities: Foot ball—2. 3. 4; National Honor Society—3. 4, Assorted other stuff Fondest Memory: A certain fire alarm. The many fun filled hours with Spudley and the crew Future Plans: Col lege-Major engineering Favorite Saying: This is stupid Kel Marcos Fido Name: Mark Guseman Activities: Wrestling—2. 3; Spanish club—1. 2. 3. 4; TWITS—4 Fondest Memory: Meeting all the wonderful people I know; All the fun in Spanish Future Plans: Go to college; Be happy in life; And rich. I hope Favorite Saying: What? ; Give me a break ; Get out of my face Jenny Name: Jennifer Hugh Nickname: Jenny Hooooooo Activi- ties: Marching Concert Band—I. 2. 3; Pres—4; Jazz Band—1; VP—3. 4. Beaver Cleaver Club—2. 3. 4. Science Olympics—1. 2. 3; VP—4; Mathletes—2. 3; VP—4; Chorus—3. 4. Honor Society—3. 4. Volleyball—3. 4; Band ball—3. 4. Fondest Memory: Being with friends T M . S.D.. K G.. LB. J.E.. J W and A K . BlueCJold with N.G.; Kelly and Reeces; freshmen and senior lunches; Perc section esp w B.D . G.B and M W . Games and Competitions; Science Olympics and Mathlete Greeks esp Rajeev and Chad Future Plans: Major in music somewhere and (wishfully) become rich Favorite Saying: “You yutz' . GeekGeek' Krissy Name: Kristine Haigh Activities: DECA—1. 2. 3. 4; Year book—3; Clubs Editor—4 Fondest Memory: Meeting Mer ritt Wallace my Sophomore year 12-1685; All of the great times we've spent together. Prom '86; All of the fun times w T.E.; All the fun in yrbk with T.G. and K.G. Future Plans: Get a good job and someday (SOON!!) marry Merritt Favor- ite Saying: Stop it ; Leave me alone Name: Sonja Lynn Jefferson Activities: Cheerleading— 1. 2. 3. 4. OEA—1. 2. 3. 4. S.CJ F E —3; Talent search—4 Fon dest Memory: Meeting V D.T on 8 23 85 and sharing a special friendship Future Plans: To attend college and pur- sue a career in the business field Favorite Saying: So What! 156 Moral Name: Moira J. Kelly Nickname: Perky Lee Activities: Drama Club—1. 2; Chorus—2. 3. 4; Fondest Memory: Car- ol's Nova dying on Kirkwood Highway; Cruising Newark with B.J.J, M.A, and B.S; Going out with D M and B.C; All the times with B.S; Science class; 3 years with D O, E D. E.D. T.S. and the rest of the class Future Plans: Become a successful performer Favorite Saying: That's special Barbara, what is a big dog and why would you want to be like one? Nabb Name: Ed Manlove Activities: Football—1. 2, 3. 4; Basket ball—I. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling—2. 3; Float committee—4; Prom Committee—3 Fondest Memory: Playing football; Getting Funky; Chilling with the Bugs J.W.. R.L. and D.B ; Being with Sonya Future Plans: College and have fun Favorite Saying: Hey Boog” Name: Chris Kinnamon Activities: Football—1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball—1; Stagecrew—I. 2. 3. 4; Fondest Memory: Get ting in a fight at Mt Pleasant; Meeting Rhonda C. 9 21 85 and all the good times we had Future Plans: Get a good job and marry Rhonda C. • Favorite Saying: What's Up? Name: Patricia Martino Nickname: Trisha Fondest Memo- ry: 4 8 86; 5 17 86; All the special moments spent w E.C.; The parties w my wild crew K.S.. N M . C.W . JR. W.H , S.U.. R.R G D.H.; Me G N M skipping school and going to Elkton ; Meeting R E.; Bon Jovi Concert 4 4 87; Spending my 17th B.D. w K.S.. B.B., and J.B Future Plans: To settle down with that special someone and be happy Favorite Saying: Get a life Flip Flop Patty Tweet Name: Toby Kirk Activities: Chorus—2. 3, 4; Sports explor er post—4 Fondest Memory: Homecoming dance and cero- mony and the times spent with Suzanne Future Plans: To get the Impala done Favorite Saying: I don't know”; No problem Sandy Andrea Name: Andrea Krauss Activities: SADD—3. 4; Hodgson—1, 2. 3. 4 Fondest Memory: Riding to Hodgson with my friends; Spending time with someone special Future Plans: Go to college. Get a good job; Get married Favorite Saying: What ever ; Oh. well Lor Name: Sandra Maslin • Activities: Senior Class Secretary; Flower Arranging w Mr. H Fondest Memory: Spending my Senior Year Christmas Vacation with Scott Unruh-someone very special; Having friends like Melissa. Chrissie. Norma. Kandy and Nikki • Future Plans: Go to Wesley College for 4 years and become a psychologist; After that, possibly go to another college to specialize in child psychology Favorite Saying: Oh good Lord ; Oh my goodness' Name: Lori Mays Activities: F.F.A.—1. 2. 3. 4; DECA—2; Yearbook. Stjdent Council: Student Services Fondest Mem- ory: My freshman year w D B ; Spending time with Vaughn; Gossiping with R.C.; Cruising Newark w R.J., K.V and Five others; All those crazy times at the dances with J.R., K.V., D.E. and C.R.; Goofing off with Shevette; Sharing my life and fun times with Eric Zlock!!; McDonalds before school; Being Homecoming Attendant in '85; Sleeping in Smith's Future Plans: To become a Airline Stewardess and enjoy my life to the fullest!; Hope to someday spend the rest of my life with Eric Zlock!! Favorite Saying: Um. look at that ; You know it! Eileen Name: Eileen Latavitz Fondest Memory: All of the good times with Barbara Muller; a.k.a.; Babs; Down the beach; Summers of 84 G '85; Partying with R H . D P. and J.R.; 12 21 86; Keith Biddle and all of the special times we had; Having Eddie and Ryan sit behind me in History that was an experience; Proms '86 G '87; Going out to dinner with John Reed and sharing Christmas of '86 Future Plans: Attend Wesley College for four years and graduate with a Bachelor's Degree in Nursing Cool Breeze Name: Dawn McGrory Activities: R O.T.C.— 1. 2. 3. 4. Art—3. 4 Fondest Memory: Spending time with Barbara. Crissie. Moira. Beth. Tammi and Terry; The best of times with Barbara and Tammi; Working at Me. D. Future Plans: To attend college and never to forget my friends Favorite Saying: Get outa town ; Hey Scooby. rover reer Name: Becki Lewis Activities: DECA—4 Fondest Memory: The Washington D.C. DECA trip with Phyllis G.. Cindy D.. John M.. and Brian F.. Trying to find Mickey D s Future Plans: To marry Eddie Gant and party my butt off Favorite Saying: What's up? Name: Wes Miller Activities: Asking Phyllis out Fondest Memory: Last year's Prom; Going out with Phyllis for a week Future Plans: Build my invention and make millions - Favor- ite Saying: Phyllis go out with me Wes Name: Ann Liles Activities: Greenhouse I; Student Service Program; Lifetime sports Fondest Memory: Meeting Donnie Payne!; All the wild times with Trishia M. G Andy M.; All the crazy times I had with Mike; The principal and Mr. J. who loved to put me in In School Suspension Future Plans: To marry Donnie and hopefully have big bucks Favorite Say- ing: Thank God. it's Friday Name: Tracey Missimer Nickname: Spacey Activities: Chorus—2. 3 Fondest Memory: 6 20 86 when I had my baby. Megan; 8 14 86 when I met Dale; 12 24 86 when I got engaged to Dale; 12 12 86 when I moved out and now get to spend more time with Dale Future Plans: Get married to Dale on 5 16 87 and live a long happy life Favorite Saying: I'm tired”; I'm hungry Shorty Tray 157 Owen Rob Name: Reyn Neuciler Activities: Football—1. 2. 3. 4 Fon- dest Memory: The time spent with W.S Future Plans: College and become successful Name: Terry Pyle Activities: Newspaper—2. 3; ROTC—I. 2. 3. 4 Fondest Memory: Being with my friends throughout my High School Years; L.P.. D M. G M.K.; Meeting Jeff; June 13; Aug 22 Future Plans: Pursue my career in the military; Have a happy life Terry Name: Rob Oliva Activities: Yearbook—3. 4; AFJROTC—3, 4; Voi. Hose Co. Fondest Memory: Prom 86 w L.S.; The day Ho and Dee were married; When M S. and I locked A N in the gym locker; Superfly (M.D.); Colorado; Getting my truck; Graduation; Senior Year; Florida ‘87; Fun times spent with Bruiser” (way to go pal); Windex and gray eyes thanks to C.R. Future Plans: Join the Air Force and someday open my own business Favorite Saying: You're Nuts”; Yo! Name: Carol Ratledge Activities: FFA—2. 3. 4; DEC A— 1. 2. 3. 4 Fondest Memory: July 17. 1986 when I met Mike Savage; All the fun times with D E . Having Mr. Currey as a dad; The POLEM; Holy Cross with L.M Future Plans: To get married and have a family (Hopefully Mike) Favorite Saying: Shut up!” Rat Cher Bear Name: Cher Olson Activities: OEA—1. 2. 3. 4; Beaver Cleaver—2. 3; Spanish Club—2, 3; National Honor Society— 2. 3. 4; Student Liason Comm—4 Fondest Memory: Meet ing M.M and our special relationship. All the crazy times with Karen and Becky; Lunch talks w Jackie and Wendy Future Plans: To be financially independent w a family and a career in the business field Favorite Saying: Hey Girl! Li-Li Darse Name: Darson Overbey Activities: Chorus—1. 2. 3. 4 Fondest Memory: Coming back to MHS this year; Fooling with all of the men; Partying with all my friends D B . T.C.. M.F . R.B.. D. and D.G.; The day Eddie came into my life; 8 23 86; Andy and Marshall s BDP; All the talks with Toby. Thanks Future Plans: To survive, have fun and party the rest of my life Favorite Saying: You're sweet”; “I Love Ya. Baby Ana Name: Lisa S Reynolds Nickname: Pizzarelli Activities: Chorus—2. 3. 4; DEC A—2; OEA—1. 2. 3; SADD—4; Soft ball—I Fondest Memory: 12 24 85 and the great times I spent with Kenny Future Plans: Find a steady job. marry Kenny and live a happy life Favorite Saying: Hey dude! Name: Brenda Richey Activities: Beaver Cleaver Club—1. 2. 3; Spanish—I. 2. 3. 4; TWITS—3. 4. Softball—2; Student Council—I. 2; Spanish Club—1. 2. 3. 4; Band Front—2. 3 Fondest Memory: All the great times w K V.. W.H . K.C.. L.G.. T.G., J.W., J.E.. L B G C.O.. Freshman Year. M.C and J.A.; T V Dinners; Townsend Dances. Railroad Bridge. Crul sin' Main St.; Summer of '85 w K.V . S.G.. E.R G R.R.; Sophomore Year w M.C and all the great times we had; Prom of '86; Going down a one way street in Newark the wrong way; The Chin Incident; Future Plans: College Favorite Saying: You scare me! Name: Robbie Overkamp Activities: Chess Club Science Club; Math Club; ROTC Drill Team Fondest Memory: Spirit Week Future Plans: Go into military; Attend college Favor- ite Saying: What are y'all doing? Name: Jackie Robinson Activities: DEC A— 1. 2. 3. 4; field Hockey—1; OEA—4; Student council—2. 3; Fondest Mem- ory: Meeting and being with R M . Being with all my friends K.V.. W.H., K.S.. T M . CO.. D.J . LM.G J.S.; All the long walks with K.V.; The one way street with T.M.; The paint, paint remover G the wall with Wendy; College with K.S.; Lunch talks with Cher G Wendy Future Plans: Finish college and get an associates degree in computers; Become extreme ly rich Favorite Saying: Ya right. I know” Nazi Jac-Jac Name: Lea Parsons Activities: O E.A.-3; Spanish Club—3 Fondest Memory: Having all those fun time with D.L . V.W.. K.W.. T.P., T.T.. K.G. and J.D.; All the times hanging around town Future Plans: Get a job!!! Favorite Saying: I knew that . Spare me Pugsly Name: Willeatha Pinkard Activities: OEA—1. 2. 4; Student Council—3; Basketball—4; SADD—3. 4 Fondest Memory: Having my baby and spending all my time with her (Tiya Shonteese Pinkard) Future Plans: Go to college and get married to K.L.O. Favorite Saying: Stop Lying Name: Thomas Stuart Ross Nickname: Tom Activities: Wrestling; Football. Science Olympics; R.O.T.C.; Drill team; Color guard; Boy's state Fondest Memory: Football season Future Plans: Attend college and perhaps become a lawyer Favorite Saying: You shank head Name: Mathew Rossiter Nickname: Matt man Activities: Band; Science Olympiad—2. 3. 4; Boys’ state; Chess club; Spanish club— 1.2 Fondest Memory: Being in Mrs. Melvin’s class; Summer of 1986; Times spent with Robin; Trip to Florida in 10th grade Future Plans: Attend University of Delaware as a science major; Navy reserves. Live a long and prosperous life Tiny Matt 158 Kate Little Tick Boobie Feet Lube Name: Kathy Leigh Sampson Activities: OEA—1, 2. 3. 4; Band—1. 2; Volleyball—3; Flower arranging—4 Fondest Memory: Going with John and all the special moments we have shared; 7 11 85. 10 20 85. 11 23 86; Being National and World Drum Majorette Champion 84'; Homecoming At tendant 84 and 85'; Dio and Triumph concerts with my J.E.M.; College with J.R .. Partying with all my friends K.S., B.B.. T.M., J.R , T.M., C.W., S.U. 6 R R . Waiting 7 hours for Bon Jovi Tickets Future Plans: To continue my education in computers; To spend every minute possible with John • Favorite Saying: “Did you say something? Name: Tonya Saunders Activities: OEA—1,2; Fashion and Modeling—1; CSO—1; S.U.F.E.—3; Beaver Cleaver Club— 2. 3; French Club—1, 2. 3; DECA—1, 2. 3. 4; Parliamentary an—3; Merchandise Manager—3; Asst. Manager—4 Fon- dest Memory: Summer of '85 and '86; June 16. 1986 the night Lois and I got cold busted; All the fun times Trina. Lois. Donnie. Ang and I went hangin'; All the DECA confer ence trips esp Boston Future Plans: To attend Salisbury State College; To accomplish every goal I have set; Always make my mother proud of me Favorite Saying: Knock yourself out'; Oh well ; I'm 4 real Name: Francesca Savini Activities: Art—1, 2. 3. 4; Chorus; Of Masks and Mirrkxs Student Editor; Drama Club—I; (J. of D. Journalism Workshop Fondest Memory: All the times with Warren T.; Meeting eccentric characters; Escape with R and A.P., The ending of Y3 Future Plans: Attend (J. of D. and become an Art Historian; Live as reclusively as possible Favorite Saying: Act civil. Please Name: Karen Schmitt Activities: OEA—I. 2; Treas; Who's Who; Student Services Fondest Memory: Feb 10. 1986; All the weekends I spent with Russell Morris; The talks at our lunch table with B.J.J.. M A. and T B Future Plans: To make my own decisions; Make my parents proud; Stay with Russel Favorite Saying: Stop it ; You're Nasty Name: George Selfridge Nickname: Bush; Flash Activities: Baseball—1. 2; Computer fair—2, 3. 4; Plus program—1. 2. 3. 4; Science Olympics—4; Chess club—4; Fondest Memo- ry: The Toronto trip my freshmen year; The computer fairs; All the great times I've had in the Plus program and in Computer class Future Plans: Graduate from Penn State, and work for I.B.M. as business administrator Favorite Say- ing: No problem Name: Matthew Sheats Activities: Currey—1. 2. 3. 4; Bum Fondest Memory: My 4 years of gym and all the trouble I got into to making school exciting Future Plans: Go in the Army and become an Airborne Ranger Favorite Saying: Just stop it Name: Robbie Short Activities: Stage Crew—3. 4; F.F.A.— 1, 2. 3. 4; Float Comm.—3, 4. Prom Comm.—3; French I • Fondest Memory: Driving Sanford; Towing away Keith's van; Dating Theresa; Driving in the homecoming parades; Driving a different car every day; Prom 3 Future Plans: Attend college Favorite Saying: O K. Betty-Jo ----.------r-TT Missy Psycho II Mike Crazy Name: Beth Joette Sikma Nickname: McBeth Activities: Chorus—2. 3. 4; Volleyball—3. 4; Basketball—3. 4; Honor Society—3. 4. Beaver Cleaver—4; Graduation Committee Fondest Memory: High speed chases in Newark; Sunday football games. 5 min beach trips; Ocean City w Jackie; Newark w M.K.. B.J.J. M.A.; Camping at the beach. M.A.'s apologies. NY w Moira; J.R Sell a what?” Future Plans: Major in Art at (J. of D.; Lead a modest life and rule the world Favorite Saying: Hey bub ; Got a tissue? Name: Andrew Slavin Activities: Drafting—I, 2, 3. 4. In school suspension Fondest Memory: Skipping school and going to the beach; Party Monday through Sunday Future Plans: Be a millionaire Name: Melissa Smith Activities: Marching and Concert Band—1. 2; OEA—1, 2. 4, Student Liason—4; Drama Club—1 Fondest Memory: Getting my Wrinkles ; All the times with Tracy Ross; The guys next door; The Marbles . Before and after 6th period with R J; The Lie Future Plans: Go to college and become a C.P.A. Favorite Saying: I’m only kidding! ; Yeah dude Name: Tammi Stafford Nickname: Nuplets Activities: Greenhouse. Spanish—2. Newspaper—2 • Fondest Memory: When my best friend Dawn and I were in her Jeep and it broke down before we got home; Prom 861 had great fun with all my friends and dancing with Krissy H.. Merritt W.. Kim Hand Mark C . Meeting T.D. on Jan. 2 He is my best buddy Future Plans: Go to (J of D and have my own florist shop Favorite Saying: Excuse me! Name: Ray St.Clair - Nickname: Monroe Activities: Varsity Football—1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Wrestling—1. 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 3. 4 Fondest Memory: All the times spent with Noel; Wild times with Mike F ; Laughing with S.W.. M.F. and all of my friends; Getting arrested for terrorists, with Mike (Jake); Future Plans: College; Be a Cartoon Artist; Marry Noel Favorite Saying: Dog!! ; Jiminey Crickets ; I love you. Noel Name: Michael Timothy Stewart • Activities: Member of S.A.D.D. Fondest Memory: Meeting Michelle Guiswite and going to the Junior Prom with her Future Plans: Getting my Electrician's License; Get married; Someday own my own business Favorite Saying: Later guys Name: Tracey Thomas Nickname: Tralynn Activities: OEA—1. 2; JTPA—4; FHA—4; Student Services—3. 4 Fondest Memory: Meeting Charles L Stanley Jr. August 12. 1986 and all the fun we've had; Proms '86 '87; All the fun times with B.R.. K.G.. T.E.. D W . E.S.. L.S.. L.P. M M.. Critter and all the rest of my friends (You know who you are) - Future Plans: Going to college and someday settle down Favorite Saying: You idiot ; DH 159 Toddy T” Name: Troy Todd Activities: ROTC—1. 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club—3. 4; Chorus—3. 4 Fondest Memory: Being with friends Future Plans: To go to Del Tech and join the Air Force Favorite Saying: Muerte Question Box Name: Cindy Jo White Activities: FFA—1. 2; OEA—I. 2; Gn.—1, 2 Fondest Memory: The years I spent with B.T.; 11 1 81; B.S. 10 20 84; The great times with K.S.. T.M P C.. B.L., P.G.. T.G.. N.M . R.S.. S.U. and M.A . The Bon Jovi Concert Future Plans: Getting my A.A.S Degree in Business and to party up with friends and someone special in mind Favorite Saying: ‘There you be. too!” Sandi Name: Sandra Lee CJnruh Nickname: Sunruh Activities: Drama—2; OEA—3; DECA—3; Band—1. 2. 3; Chorus—1. 2. 3 Fondest Memory: 8 23 86; 11 7 86; N.F. and the falling mug; All of the great times with Nelson; Being w my friends K.S.. L.M.. T.M.. C W . R.R , J.R . C.C. S.M.; My Junior Year w M.W.; The Bon Jovi Concert Future Plans: To get a good job and settle down with Nelson Favorite Saying: Hey Friend! Dicky Name: Richard Wilson Activities: Baseball—1. 2. 3. 4. Foot- ball—3. 4; Basketball—4 Spanish Club—2. 3. 4; TWITS—4; Beaver Cleaver Club— 1.2; Sports Appreciation— 1 Fondest Memory: Baseball 85. 86 and 87. Mexico; Toronto; New Year s Party; Run DMC Concert; Winning free lunch from Robbie D.; Chillin' with my boys Future Plans: Attend (Jniv of Delaware Spudley Betty Shortie Mr. Stud Name: Christopher Wallace Valentine Nickname: Soup bone; Heed Activities: R O.T.C.—3, 4; Science Olympiad— 2. 3. 4; Eddie Hascal Club - Fondest Memory: 7 th period (Senior Year); Mr. Alex; Times w J P Future Plans: Go to college and take Millionaire 101; Marry a beautiful woman; Have spoiled kids; Have a college fund named after me; Have my own cologne; Own a 427 Cobra Name: Kristen Vaughan Activities: Accelerated; Beaver Cleaver Club—1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council—2. 3; Yearbook— 1. 2. 3. 4. Field Hockey—1. 2; Bandfront—3. 4. Basketball— 3. 4 Fondest Memory: Freshman Yr.; E.L.P ; 10 24 84; Confession Fr.; Prom '84; Canada Trip w K.C.; Summer of 84; “Just Once ; Tickled pink; Townsend Dances; Football Games; The Blizzard; T.P ; Vintage Kristen ; Summer of '85; 222 New Castle St ; Jr. Yr w D H . Prom '86 w Ed. Summer of '86; Garfields: Senior Yr.; Times w B R . J.R.. K.C.. L.G.. M.A . W.H. J.W.; The guys E M. and R L Future Plans: U of D for Elementary Education Favorite Saying: But Sechler ; STOP ; Chu know what I mean? Name: Lois Walker Nickname: Luther Vandross Activities: 1. 2. 3; DECA—1. 2. 3. 4; Talent Search—3. 4; Fash •on and Modeling—1. Beaver Cleaver Club—2; Spanish Club—2. Basketball Manager—3 Student Liason Comm— 4; S.CJ.F E —3; School Store Manager—3. 4 Fondest Memo- ry: Spending all those special days and evenings with my love. Andre Reed; The time Tonya and I got caught at the 5 00 sneak. Those wild times with Toy and the class of '85 girls; The basketball games and the fun on the bus; The wild times with Tracy. Tina and Donnie Future Plans: Attend college and receive a Bachelor s Degree in Business Adminis- tration and then to go on and get my Master s Degree as a Certified Public Accountant Favorite Saying: Bust it up Name: Jack Webb Activities: Football—1. 2. 3. 4 Captain; Track—2; Wrestling—2; Science Olympics—1. 2. 3. 4. Sci ence Symposium—3. 4 Student Council—3. 4; Spanish Club— 1. 2. 3. 4; TWITS 87; Beaver Cleaver Club— 1,2. 3. 4. Senior Bowl 87 Fondest Memory: Beach trips with the guys; Season of '86; Harvest Bowl victories; Becoming captain of the football team Future Plans: College; Marine Biology Favorite Saying: Yo geese ; You re such a rebel Name: Keith Webb Nickname: Keiphers Activities: Wood shop—2. 3. 4 Newspaper—2. 3; Yearbook—1 Fondest Memory: Meeting Tammy B. in '84 and commiting my life to her; Being with all my friends; Singing in Handlm's class; Being in Wood III period 2 with Mr Stud Rib and all his little studs Future Plans: Getting married to Tammy; Having a family and work wherever Favorite Saying: So what’s your point? ; Yeah right . Ah no Neanie Name: Janinne Wright Activities: Science Olympics—1. 2. 3; Sec.—4; S.C. — 1. 2. 3. 4; Bandfront—I. 2; Capt.—3. 4 Spanish Club—1. 2. 3. 4. Beaver Cleaver Club—1. 2. 3. 4, Honor Society—3; Treas — 4; Mathletes—3; Treas.—4 TWITS—3; Sec—4; Prom Comm —3 Fondest Memory: Skiing; Times w M.E.K. K M . Marching Band. Times w AS. B R , K V . L.G.. EM. R.L.. J W . D B The Blizzard; 11 7 86-Meeting David Barrow Future Plans: Attend (J of D ; Get a good job; Live a happy life Favorite Saying: Excuse me7! ; I beg your pardon Name: Andrea Marie Young Nickname: Annie. Donm. Amy C Fondest Memory: 9 2 86-E L.C.; 10 86 the Pep Rally before Homecoming when I wanted to breakdance for a little while and the crew still laughs today Future Plans: To go to college Favorite Saying: Right’ Angie k. Space Cadet Name: Darla Marie Zitter Activities: DECA—1 Fondest Memory: Partying on the breezway with friends; My Senior Year. 3rd period Gym with T E . C.W . and S.F Meeting Dennis Mannon; Trip to Florida' Future Plans: First gradu ate; Get a good job; Get a new Monte Carlo SS; Get married to Dennis Mannon and have his good looking children Favorite Saying: Tm in critical condition ; Where's the Hooters?” “A time to give A time for happiness And a time for love.” We have shared a great number of good times in this school. Special times that will never be forgotten . . . winning the spirit stick, winning Spirit Week, the proms, class meetings, and the list goes onTWe are the Class of '87, strong and proud. Thank you, underclassmen, special teach ers, and staff members for making our four years at MHS the best they could be. We love you and we will miss you! Let the good times roll. 160 The Class of 87 . Mary-Ann Argoe, leave to Beth Sikma. a life supply of gum and a free Wendy s Salad Bar. to Mr Neubauer. my bottle of Geritol for other energetic volleyball players, to Elsie C Heather, my basketball skills and spot on varsity; to the lunch group, a good place to sit; to Beth Sinex. a pack of BJWC. a box of Cadillacs, six chicken nuggets, a tissue, a red '86 Camaro. my Beetle tapes and Rick Bryson (SDR). I. Tammy Bailey, leave: to Tina, my loving sister (Ha Ha!), my ability to get good grades . Katherine Bond, leave to Anne Royle. my charm and ' charisma ; to Michelle Hughes, my earring tree; to Craig Forte and Kim Wolfe, my ability to ace Mrs Singleton's Spanish tests. I. Tracy Brooks, leave: to Kathy. Bucky. Nikki and Toshia. all my dedicated years of experience and creative talents to produce one superb' yearbook; to Jill (Howie), a muzzle so she could be quiet for just one day of the year; to Robin, lots of luck so she can have a great Senior Year and continue our tradition in excellence I. Norma Brown, leave: to Mike Fansler. my calculator; to Gikki Nula. the common sense to go to class so she can graduate in 88; to Hope, money for ChiChi's so she doesn 't have to call her parents to bring her some; to Jenny Hugh, our best friend. E H., from 5th period; to Renee , the hope for a terrific season with the flutes.l'll miss sharing sec tion leader with her; to Laurie, my incredible braking abilities so she never gets into an accident. I. Tisha Burks, leave: to Tonya Rhyle. friendship and nursing abilities; to Aneika. my secrets and ever lasting friendship; to Shevette. my seat In study hall, to Vonette. my wild days at Hodgson. I. Lisa Burris, leave: to Mrs. Singleton, a recording of my cheerful voice (so she won t be lonely); to Ms. McGee, my entire Reader s Digest collection of Barbara Mandrell s Irish Folk Songs; to Mrs. Mai. an Oprah Winfrey T-shirt; to the future classes, the idea that these may not be the best years of your life, but live them as if they were I. Trevaughn Cale. leave: to Lisa G.. an ever-lasting friendship; to Mrs Kane and Mrs. Tatman. fond memories of me; to my cousin Pop. his very own special seat in ISS; to Dawn Curlett. my brains and knowledge. I. Joann Carey leave to Samone. my niceness, to Jean, my friendship; to Trade, my craziness; to Erin, my thought of a sister-in law; to Lisa G.. my smile and eagerness to learn; to Brian, my advise; to Crystal, my thoughtfulness. I. Scott Carter, leave: to John Shaw, the tradition of being the white boy on the basketball team I. Carol Chlllas. leave: to Moira Kelley and Beth Sikma. my keen sense of humor and bazooka jokes; to Shelly Woodie and Pam Alford, my obnoxiouness and ability to drive people out of their minds; and my love and gratitude to those people who were always there for me (esp. Toby. Jeff. Moira. Renee and Lisa D ) I. Karen Clark, leave: to Ms. McGee, the high school muzzle; to Mr Neubauer. the knowledge of knowing 2x3 ■ 9. . Barbara Cole, leave, to Rhonda, my patience and ability to laugh at life and my old empty Marlboro packs (keep them); to Rhonda. Chris. Dawn M . Krissy D . Cheryl A.. Beth S.. Moria K.. Kelly P . Sara H. Rachel and Bob G.. my smile, phone number (so you guys won t lose touch) and all my love!! I. Robert Crowe, leave to Middletown High School, the desire to shrug off the stereotypical reputation it has been given. I'd also like to leave Mrs Melvin 5000 spiders To Chris Valentine I bequeathe a black wig to replace the one he wears now . Judy Lynne Davis, leave: my gratitude to all my teachers and friends who made it possible for me to make it through HS. and life; to Mrs. Malatesta and my special friends I leave my love; to all those who enter M.H.S. I leave good luck and happy times . George Decker, leave to Mrs Singleton, my humor, good looks, and modesty; to Mrs Mai. I leave my experience in taking a break and not working . Catrlna Duker. leave: A very old book bog to any one who wants it. and all the secrets that have passed through these ears in the past 4 years to anyone who could use them; to all my friends I leave a lot of good memories, a whole lot of love, and hope for the future I. Suzanne DuRoss. leave: to Mrs. Mai. all my love and organizational abilities; to Mrs. Singleton and Ms McGee, my short fingernails to Mrs Kugei. my lobotomized brian. to next year s staff, my yearbook duties. My best wishes for everyone at MHS. I'll miss you! I. Tammy Ellis, leave: to Mrs. Kane, my knowledge of cooking; to Beth S and Mary Ann A.. Rick B and Scott H . to Krissy Haigh. all my flat tires, along with a life supply of pennies . Dhonyale Evans, leave: to Rene Stewart, my knowledge and the ability to succeed in life, to Jean Reed, all the good times we had in art class I. Jamie L. Evans, leave to Mrs Singleton, my ability to slur; to Ms. McGee. Bull's Eye and Barney; to Mrs. Mai more stupid trig students; to Mr Sechler. my moodiness, to Mrs. Kugei two seats behind the stage; to all of my Special Friends, a whole lot of love I. Donna Everett, leave: to Currey. my little brother to watch; to Jeff and Rob. all of my books. I. Mike J. Fansler. leave: to Hope, all my Drum-Major tricks to carry on the winning edge, to Mr. Johnson, my apology for never letting you catch me; to Mr. Covelli, a piece of pizza on Pizza Day : and my sense of humor to anyone who wants to lose friends I. Michael P. Flannagan. leave to most of the girls, a kiss; to Ray. my license and the Blue Mobile (even though she is dead); to Billy, the trumpets, especially Anne; to Sean. the power to graduate; the promise of marrage to nobody. I. Kim Grace, leave: happy memories with Tami Campbell; to underclassmen, good luck, always. I. Robert A. Grau. leave to Tony L . the woodshop; to Mrs. Kabis. all the HARD TIMES she gave us; to the real students of MHS. all the partying I. Lisa Gravatt. leave: to Mr Handlin. my abililty to be humorous; to Jeanine DelPercio. my using ability; to Mr Neubauer. the school board s PERMISSION I. Theresa Gravatt. leave: to Mr Handlin. all my forged passes; to Mrs Kabis. all Lisa s and my forged notes; to Jeanine DelPercio. my using ability I. Kelly Green, leave, to my teachers, all my weird questions; to my teachers and friends, my love, to the next editor, confusion, plenty of copy, and deadlines I. Mark Guseman. leave: to the younger students, my ability to speak Spanish . Kristine Haigh. leave: to Merritt, all my love; to Kathy and Terri, lots of luck in yearbook (don t lose anything. Terri); to Jennifer, happiness her next 3 years at MHS.; to T.E.. a spare tire. I. Jeff Hall, leave to Mr. Sechler. a pair of scissors; to Mr Harris, a bib; to Mike Fansler. a new pair of shorts; to all MHS students and faculty, the best of luck and happiness throughout their lives. I. Vaughn Harrigan. leave: to all future snakes, my ability to snake back I. Wendy Heverin. leave: to Ms. McGee, all mice; to Mrs. Malatesta. the legacy of Virgilia Hazard; to MHS. fond memories of us. the Class of '87. to my brother, my in school sus pensions and the ability not to be a super jock ’. I- Scott Hoffman, leave to Mrs Malatesta. my trig notebook: to Mrs. Melvin, 100 science articles; to Jenny Hugh, many thanks for the stuff I copied off her. I also leave the mem ory of Fluffy Augustus, who kicked the bucket at my house. I. Jennifer Hugh, leave to Mrs Mai. all the times I got smart, because I know you'll miss me; to the percussion section. Bob from Penns Grove and someday getting 100 from those arrogant judges; to Heather and any future mallet player, what s left of my back to carry those things; to Joanne S . Rob from A I . to Ms Steinacker. my gratitude for helping me get through this year. . Sonja Jefferson, leave: to S B . my position as captain; to the cheerleading squad, hope; to C B . H.N.. S W. E. W. D B . and T.G., my friendship; to Mrs Logan, my annoyinq personality, to J.R. my craziness; to A B.. my loudness. I. Moira J. Kelly, leave, to Carol Chillas. an academy award nomination (you 'II need it!); to Margaret and Bobby Jo. a pair of ear muffs; to Beth Sikma. a life supply ofgumballs. the courage to talk to her favorite guy and a thank you for being my best friend; to Dar Overbey, a baby; to Barbara and Dawn, all the tears of joy I've cried with you quys . Chris Klnnamon. leave: to my sister Laurie, the abililty to learn and get good grades. 162 . Andrea Krauss. leave: to my friends, who still have one more year to graduate, more luck than I had. you'll need it. I. Beck I Lewi� , leave to Cindy DiMaio. the memory of running over the grave and the fun times partying; to Phyllis Gant. I leave the memory of the trip to the beach and the time at McDonalds I Ann Lila� , leave to Jennifer Smith, my wonderful sense of humor, although she's goofy enough, to Mr Lawson. I leave a picture of myself because when I'm gone, he'll be very sad I. Patricia Martino, leave the knowledge to all of my successors that one day life will be the extinct, but the power of the class of '87 will reign forever, i Sandra Maalln. leave to Mr M. my beautiful drawings; to Mr H. my flower arrangements; to Mr Sechler, my jokes and wisecracks; to Mr Covelli. my play reading ability. Lady Mac Beth, to Nikki. Kandy and Shelly, all my teachers and books. I Lori Maya, leave to Ann Carter, my common sense!; to Todd Taylor, all my blue candy; to Shevette. my white skin and the Midas touch and the name Whoopie !; to Tami C. the ability to put up with Tony Lavaviti; to Mrs. Kabis, my pleasant personality I. Dawn McGrory. leave: to Moira, a bottle of Midol; to Barbara, the name Cool Breeze , to my brother, my common sense in hope that he will wise up; to my mom and dad. my love I. Wes Miller, being of little mind and great body, wish to leave behind what I got out of this school, nothing! . Reyn Neuciler. being of sound mind leave nothing to nobody. I. Rob Oliva, leave: to all the future seniors, the ability and luck to graduate; to all my friends and family, a big thank you for all the help I. Cher Olson, leave to SKID, my hairspray; to Ms Scheel. my arguments; to Mrs Logan, my little black book I. Darsan Overby, leave to my brother, the world (it s yours, hon); to all the underclassmen, this school and all that goes with it. the ability to have as much fun as you possibly can and to party hardy with it til graduation; to Matt Sheets, my Gremlin Robbie Overcamp, leave to Mrs Kugel. my Soldier of Fortune magazines; to Major Gilmore, my blond streak. I, Wllleatha Plnkard. leave to Jesse McGhee, all my academic ability; to Tiara Gillis, all my basketball ability I. Terry Pyle, leave to the underclassmen, the will to exceed all of their goals, and to do well in their remaining years at MHS I. Carol Ratledge. leave to Phyllis Gant, all my books; to Charlie Stoats, good luck; to A C., all my Lord. Mr. Curry I II miss you. I. Lisa Reynolds, leave: to my brother, the best of luck in your remaining years at MHS; to Judy, the fond memories of Lawson s class and all the work I. Brenda Richey, leave: to the underclassmen, the ability to ignore rumors and gossip, there's a lot at Middletown, beware!! I. Jackie Robinson, leave to Dolores Jones, my charm, wit and my love as she is my favorite cousin; to Krissi H. the will to endure the rough times ahead; to Tammi C. the stricter set of rules in MHS 1988. good luck! I. Tom Ross, leave: to my friends and teachers, the fond memories of deciphering my handwriting. I. Kathy Samson, leave: to Phyllis Gant, all my good times, may she enjoy them as much as I did. I. Tonya Saunders, leave to Robin Brooks, my ability to be serious; to Phyllis Gant, my chicken (Ha! Ha!); to Mr Sechler. my management position and intellectual smarts; to Jill Young, a paperclip for your lips; to Toshia Garrett, my ability to always do my homework I. Karen Schmitt, leave: to Russell, all my love; to Bobbie Jo and Margaret, the lunch table and fun I. George Selfridge, leave: to Mrs Kugel. my shoes; to all my teachers, my sense of humor when they have had a bad day I. Breadman. leave to Dave, my great ability to get In trouble, then weasle my way out of it I. Robbie Short, leave to J.L.. my seat in Algebra II to aggravate Mrs Mai; to Chris. J.L., Mark, and Toby, my ability to get 100% on an English test; to the guys in the shop, the intelligence to see that Fords are the best; to Mr Currey. more patience with his students, and my ability to work on cars. I. Beth Sikma. leave: to Moirak. all my scarves and a box of brownie mix; to Beth Ann. my salt shaker collection; to Mary Ann. my xmas decorations and a picture of Julian Len- non. to Elise and Ellen, my carrot sticks; to Margaret, something really gross; to Bobby Jo, my ability to get the guy want; to C.S.. my flowered jeans and gum; to J.R.. a die tionary and bail money I. Andrew Slavin. leave: to Jason M.. both my passing test grades I. Melissa Smith, leave: to Kathy, my mirror, to Tracey. L.; to Lynn. Pepsies; to all my underclassmen friends, my nosiness I. Tammi Stafford, leave to the Guidance staff, my smiles; to my sister Beverly, my Spanish book and the closeness that have with Mrs. Singleton; to Mr. Handhn. my perki ness and my skill in flower arranging; to Down M. my love and friendship I. Ray St.Clair, leave all my will and pride to my friends left at MHS May you all find someone to truely love like I have Push yourself to be the best thing you can be no matter what the odds I. Michael Stewart, leave: to Michelle, all my notes and my best wishes to graduate next year, to all freshmen, sophomores and juniors, the ability and eagerness to learn so they can succeed at the goals they set for themselves in life I. Tracey Thomas, leave to Paul McNatt. all the memories in the past year we had; to Mrs. Kane, memories of me. I. Sandra (Jnruh. leave to Roxanne Rowan, the rest of my absences that were never taken; to Ann Carter, my ability to not get caught while getting in trouble . Chris Valentine, leave: to Mrs Melvin, all my past due science articles; to Mrs. Malatesta. all my past due homework: to Mrs Kugel. my shield; to Mrs Singleton, my Spanish book, with autograph; to ROTC. my haircut; to Shelly Woodie. my car; my mouth to whoever can handle it; my personality to whoever doesn t have one; and thanks to all my friends Ms McGee. I really enjoyed your class J P. thanks for everything. love you I. Kristen Vaughen. leave to Mrs Melvin, an article on Friday; to Mr Neubauer. a permission slip with school board approval; and to Mr Sechler. a camera lens cover for a Ni- kon L35 I. Lois Walker, leave: to Andre Reed, all my love; to Howard the Duck, my position in DECA. and also my position on Hollywood Blvd.; to Robin, a pair of boxing gloves; to Mr. Sechler. my fun times at conference, to the rest of the school, a chance to get a good education, because you'll need it. I. Jack Webb, being of confused and bewildered mind, leave these and many other precious items behind: to Mrs Mai. all the ingredients for stuffed shells, a handshake, and a kiss; to Mrs Kugel. a strawberry Daiquiri without the Doc : to Mrs Melvin, the Teacher of the Year. ” the remains of Fluffy Augustus, so that she may teach future students about his greatness, and also the memories of the Science Olympics victories; to Mrs. Singleton, a sewing kit so that she can mend those wholes. I. Keith Webb, leave: to my younger classmates, my woodshop skills, my obession with Iron Maiden, and the hope that they find a girlfriend as special as mine. I. Cindy White, leave all the madness that easily leads you into oil the afflictions that we all endure in time I. Dkky Wilson, leave: to J.L., all my my flashy dancing moves; to Mr Lawson, my outside jump shot; to the S.S. bunch, all of my sweaters I. Janinne Wright, leave, to all of those graduating in 88. all of the seniorities have had since my junior year. Good Luck! I. Andrea Young, leave: to the class that follows us. a word of advice: It is not enough to have a good mind; the important thing is to use it well. I. Darla Zltter. leave: to Stacey Anderson, all my good grades and the power to make it to graduation I also want to wish her the best of luck in her senior year and throughout her life We. the Class of '87. lea ve the following to the teachers, all of our crazy antics and lost books: to the Class of ‘89. the Spirit Stick (take care of it. you guys!!); to the class of '88. our spirit (give those future juniors a run for their money!); finally, we leave MHS all the laughter and tears that we have shared together God bless all of you!! . . . And Testament IN MEMORIUM James Martin Webb, Jr., nicknamed Web- bie, was a unique individual who will always hold a special place in the hearts of his friends and family. James had ambition, loved going to school, enjoyed learning new concepts, and he especially enjoyed being around all his friends. More importantly, James' friends liked being around him! James was an optimist, always there with words of advice or comfort. James had many hobbies including hunting, collecting stickers and hats, and drawing. However, James will be most remembered for his smile that brightened the lives of all those around him. 164 A dedicated cafeteria worker for over thirteen years, Ella Mae Suggs was one of those people who always got involved. Her co workers considered Ella Mae to be the sweetest thing . . . she got along with everybody. Her witty sense of humor and willingness to work with others gained the respect of her peers and won the hearts of many students here at MHS. We admired Ella Mae's emotional strength. Even dur- ing her times of illness, Ella Mae continued to be a friend to those around her. A friend is someone to share one's triumphs and defeats with, and to rely on during difficult periods. Ella Mae was such a person. 165 Middletown Businesses Shopping Center ■ Townsend Odessa School Organizations ■ Area Businesses - Banks • Special Friends - Patrons - Acknowledgements - Colophon ■ pg. 168 pg. 177 pg. 178 pg. 180 pg. 190 pg. 194 pg. 196 pg. 204 pg. 204 pg. 204 j MIDDLETOWN BUSINESSES To The Seniors Of The Class Of '87 Congratulations CALOTEX DELAWARE, C Home Improvements Lumber Petroleum Products Phone - 378-9568 From 6 17 Wood St Middletown, De. SMOKEY’S GULF SERVICE, INC. Gasoline - Fuel Oil lk. Kerosene Car Wash 48 East Main St. Middletown, De. Phone: 378-2425 Or 834-5240 BATTERY DIVISION JOHNSON CONTROLS 700 No. Broad St. Middletown, Delaware 378-9885 Middletown Automotive, Inc. 51 West Main Street Middletown, Delaware 19709 378-9583 TOM O’GRADY MASON CONTRACTOR Brick-Block-Concrete Patios-Garages- Fireplaces Phone: 378-8245 Middletown, Del. SHALLCROSS CHEVROLET, INC. Route 896 P.O. Box 17 MIDDLETOWN, DELAWARE 19709 (cjhevrvh 'et Capricf • Celebrity • Mnnte Carlo • Camaro •Cavalier • Chevette • Astro Bus. Phone 378-9811 or 834-5455 1 MIDDLETOWN BUSINESSES || Best Wishes From WAECKER GARGAGE 16 South Scott Street Middletown, Delaware 19709 $b Sl Dan Burris MIDDLETOWN SPORTS. INC. South Broad (Sm Middletown JFB 302-378- 8789 Your 1 Stop Store leam Supptes Cooti, THOMPSON + SON INC. Excavation + Demolition Septic Systems Installed; Sewer Work Phone: 378-2587 Backhoe - Loaders Dozers - Dump Trucks For Hire Serving The M.O.T. Area Since 1868 MIDDLETOWN TRANSCRIPT MIDDLETOWN BUSINESSES 302-731 1414 302-370-9435 Jl. CWolfe public accountant Taxes - payroll - bookkeeping Specializing in Small Businesses 206 S BROAO STREET Middletown. Delaware 19709 BGCKWORTH’S HARDWARE, INC. Your HWI Hardware Dealer 21 West Main Street Middletown, Delaware 19709 Phone: 378-2231 Jim Buckworth Jerry Buckworth (302) 834 5162 ‘Jutnituce GCinic E L KEPLEY Master Craftsman 423 NORTH BROAO STREET MIDDLETOWN, DEL 19709 S.S. Buckw Custom Framing Country Crafts Gallery 41 W Main St. Middletown, DE 19709 302-378-2123 % SchagrinGAS Middletown • • • 378-2000 Serving Middletown With Propane Gas Since 1932 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1987 73 KAYE’S HAIR GALAXY + TAHHIHG SALOH 9 SOUTH BROAD ST. MIDDLETOWN, DELAWARE PHONE: 378-7988 Middletown Wines Spirits MIDDLKTOWK SHOPPING C'KXTKR The Place For COLD BEER — KEGS LIQUORS The Fmr t Select nm of WINKS lkime iic -- Importnl Ifcscnunts — Sj cial« 378-8851 John Darden, Prop. § (302) 378-421 2 CHUCK'S TROPICAL, INC. FOR A WlOt VAAIETV OF TAOAiCAL Fi� M ft ACCCSSOMlCt Pit Sureties 309 N Broad St LEANNE ALFREE owner Middletown OE 19709 lPau ai cHaix HBouticjue 101 S. !BxoaJ Si iiiddCttown, [£ iCawaxt IQ70Q (302) 376-8792 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 87 MORGAS SALES + SERVICE BUSINESS PHONES: 378-2327 8344066 MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER TONY IS BACK at Middletown Shopping Center Middletown. Delaware Good Service, Good Coverage, Good Price - THAT'S STATE FARM INSURANCE. ” JOYCE L. COLLINS Middletown Shopping Center (302) 378-8885 SOBS PIZZA STEAKS Tel.: 378-4410 or 378-4411 OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK Closed Sundays MIDDLETOWN ODESSA 3;8 Q8 tt 834 fii O MDOLETOWN APPLIANCES realtor Highest Standards of Professional Service GEORGE B SCHREPPLER JR Broker GEORGE B. SCHREPPLER CO 60 WEST MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN DELAWARE 19709 302 378 2496 Avj� hOf' «KJ r'OrvCO I’ 00 0' FRIG I DAI R E - AMANA - MAYTAG KITCHENAID • ZENITH • HITACHI N ro os Poselo HOLLINGSWORTH REALTY CO. REALTORS RESIDENTIAL - FARMS - COMMERCIAL Licensed Brokers — Del., Md 22 W MAIN STREET, MIDDLETOWN. DEL. Phone (302) 378-9559 or 834 5250 QUAKER CITY MOTOR PARTS CO. Operating NAPA DISTRIBUTION CENTER NORTH BROAD STREET MIDDLETOWN, DELAWARE (302) 378 9834 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1987 % £) Vl GRADUATING TTactor Of The Year • Cast iron bores • 2 cylinder smooth • Solid state ignition • Optional power steering mm SENIORS FROM THE STAFF OF Model 1811 MARSTELLER’S (ZubCajcLeXl dm 'Mini'll Thttlor DAIRY HOOBER MARKETS 378-9555 I j Cbunted Cross Stitch 1 ' and Quilting Supplies 1 J JDecorators Buy Direct From Our Factory And Save 1 | Yleedlea Sc J{aaps i I . 302-378-8002 i Custom Draperies • Slipcovers • Upholstery Mini-Blinds • Woven Woods • Verticals New Location: 1 120 West Mam Street Hours Mon Tues Thur 9 30-5 30 1 I 1 Middletown. DE 19709 Wed and Fri 9 30-8 00 1 | Nancy H 8urris Saturday 10-4 00 2 Mi. S. Of Middletown On 896 And 458 Townsend, DE Call 378-4028 1 NATIONWIDE 1 INSURANCE (302) 378-4987 f 1302) 378 4863 Jjtl Powell’s Welding Service I MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING I CENTER 1 378-9592 OR 834-0777 ELECTRIC. HELIARC. PORTABLE STATE CERTIFIED 24 Hr. Service Box 657 RD 2 Middletown. DE 19709 1177 High Gloss WE REGLAZE Finish Is AfcO • Porcelain Beautiful, and gTrlJr'i • Fiberglass Easy to V 3 6 Tils Maintain. Change S'nlts To Any Color STy? • Als0 chiP RePair ( Beautiful Homes Sell Faster HOP’S REPAIR j „ . 1 Upgrade Today Don't Business: I Replace it! 378-4620 V freE Estimates Reglaze it! Residence: Use Tub 834-5138 w w Same Day! Custom Porcelain Bathtub Refinishing and Repair Automobiles - Motorcycles 1 Lawn Mowers - Garden Tractors - Small Appliances 1 Tillers - Chair Saws Tires • Mounted 1 Repaired 1 Road Service 1 3782776 1 CONGRATULATIONS ROB HOP’S LP, INC. LOVE, DAD, MOM, RICKY AND TAMMY 923 Blackbird Station Rd. 1 James R. Hopper Blackbird 1 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1987 MICHAEL’S RESTAURANT 302-378-2108 SINEX POOL COMPANY lames H. Sinex Enterprises, Inc. Inground - Above Ground Service - Chemical - Water Analysis 510 Dogtown Road Townsend, DE 19734 4246 DuPont Parkway 1 Open 7 Days A Week 1 5 AM To 9 PM Breakfast All Day 1 Steaks, Chops, Seafood I Daily Special For 1 Lunch And Dinner 1 Starting At $3.25 1 378-9962 TOWNSEND ODESSA GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1987 Delaware Wildlands, Inc. Odessa, De. Phone: 378-2736 Bailey's Seafood FRESH SEAFOOD Ftth, Clams. Shnmp. Crabs Oysters Scallops. Lobster Toil. King Crob Legs Coons A Muskrats Fresh Breoded Seafood Carry oof Deep Fried Sondwiches A Dinners Route 13 DuPont Highway 378 9193 TownMnd. DC 1t734 37 - 1 4 Congratulations Class Of 1987 Contemporary Cuts Get a «tyw mart unique and totally you Call today 378-4104 Perms • Highlighting • Ear Piercing Diane's House of Hair 5630 Summit Bridge Road Townsend Willow Codge Studio (302) 378-2688 Antique Modern Doll Reproduction Greenware • Supplies • Doll Clothing Sales • Service • Instructions Rt. 13 North A Mile South of Odessa ODESSA MARKET Rt. 13 So. Moin St. GROCERIES-LUNCH MEATS MILK-SODA-DREAD NEWSPAPERS 378-4000 CAPTAIN BONES U.S. Rt. 13 1 Mile South Of Odessa 378-4200 834-9400 Open 7 Days All Yefir Crabs-Live, Steamed. Or Soft Live Bait Tackle - Ice Fishing Hunting Licenses A Hunter’s Paradise BODY WORK PAINT JOB GENE'S BODY SHOP GENE STEWART. Owner Route 13 Phones 834-0611. 378-8191 P.O. Box 175 Odessa, Del. 19730 SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS — THE MIDDLETOWN CHAPTER OF THE DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA Would Like To Congratulate . . . . . . Our Seniors . . . For A Job Well Done! DECA MANAGEMENT TEAM Congratulations To The CLASS OF 1987 Lois Walker-Manager Tonya Saunders-Asst. Mgr. Phyllis Gant-Controller Cindy DiMaio- Personnel Mgr. Tracy Brooks-MDSE Krissy Haigh-Display MIDDLETOWN CHAPTER OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OEA - AN INTERNATIONAL EXPRESSION Salute to Delaware's Businesses SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS AGRICULTURE It’s More Than Farming Middletown FFA SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS And Now For Something Completely Different . . . THE EDGE Honors Seminar! sports physicals athletic injury treatment nutrition counseling performance tips MAHP It's wellness at school First row, left to right: Jenny Hugh, Barbara Cole, Moira Kelly, Lisa Reynolds. Second Row, left to right: Beth Sikma, Dawn McGrory. Third row, left to right: Mike Fansler, Troy Todd, Robert Crowe, Toby Kirk, Jeff Hall. First Row: Alan Harris. Second Row. left to right: Pam Smith, Laurie Adkins. Sharlyn Brenegan. Vicki Jimenez. Melanie May. Melissa Ham. Kenny McVicker. George Selfridge Third Row. left to right: Mary Pearl. Terri McGinnis. Ellen VanDyke, Russ Sabora. Congratulations 1987 Senior Chorus Members JAMES H. GROVES HIGH SCHOOL James H. Groves High School is a State Approved Secondary School Its purpose is to provide Delaware adults with an op- portunity to complete a High School edu- cation and earn a regular State High School Diploma Principal Joseph DiSalvo 378-8253 It's Never Too Late To Learn Appoquinimink Adult Education Center Serving The Adult Needs Of Our Community Courses Include Accounting Aerobics a Typing 0 Word Processing Calligraphy Data Processing Defensive Driving Driver Education Occupational Advancement Shorthand Slimnastics Contact Joseph DiSalvo At 378-8253 I - P6P5I. THE CHOICE OF A NEW GENERATION. Pepsi, Pepsi cola, and The Choice of a New Generation are trademarks of Pepsi Co, Inc. PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF WILMINGTON 3501 Governor Printz Boulevard • P.O. Box 9342 Wilmington, Delaware 19809 • (302) 764-6770 | AREA BUSINESSES | — DON’T GO HUNGRY! GO LANCE! LANCE, INC. Mike O'Neal 209 Hghland Ave. Clayton, De. 19938 Phone: 653-9300 ANDLIN’S ICCJLTURE :S SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS Cavalier Marching And Concert Bands Would Like To Wish The Graduating Seniors “Good Luck.” Senior Band Members Are: Norma Brown Kathy Bond Melissa Walker Lisa Burris Michael Flannagan Karen Clark Kristen Vaughan Robert Crowe Matthew Rossitter Michael Fansler Jennifer Hugh Janinne Wright Lisa Gravatt AFJROTC Congratulations To The Class Of 1987 Aim High . . . The Sky's The Limit Fond Memories de espanol IV, What did ya do this weekend?; The Bell; Drinking Lecture; EATING; Pedro; Cheap Balls; Paella; Geeks (GEM); Christmas Dinner Toasts; Shrimp on the grill; We will be sleeping over this summer!! Toaster Struwdle (Apple or Cinna- mon?); Cool Breeze. Mexico; K.G.'s unique questions; Mamaciter; Trivial Pursuit in English Please!! Let's get Susana suspended!! Slur your words! IT STUFF Teresa, obnoxious and spazing? Yes, mother! Speak right: Dawg; One last NARCon with Tonya. Tracy and Lois; Brian John meet me on the rainy streets of D.C.; everybody seems to be taking MDE as independent study: Phyllis oversees the long climb to financial stability: MDE I meets the Sales Demonstration and the Free Enter- prise game, and survives! What is the mind? Psychology students learn not to underesti- mate my quizzes: Quiz 3.2 gets graded . . . eventually. Are you Identity Achieved, or just in Foreclosure? Dangermouse?!? Honors Seminar survives its changes. That's an excellent ques- tion—now what's the answer? Goal Sheet panic yields to unstruc- tured study, but Garreau will never be forgotten. What exactly does integral mean? George meets the FLQ and a barrage of snowballs; Pam turns quick-change artist; Sharlyn Ellen provide a rallye to remember. Exemptions? What exemptions? We take a big leap in design sophistication; the Cavalier staff waits for the other shoe to drop, and it does, in the form of ink spots. A. Andersen, and missing pictures; why does it seem that no one is able to sell any ads until February? Final deadlines should never fall on a full-moon Friday the 13th; now to face the task of doing my First yearbook without Suzanne, Kristen, Jamie Tracy. These Memories From The Sechler Family: Dave. Karen. Nena. Bernie Frances WE LOVE WILL MISS YOG!! Love Spanish IV '87 CONN tCLMER LUDWIO BOHMEft WURirTZER YOUNO CHANO 208 ft. DUAL HIGHWAY CAMDEN, DELAWARE 1BBS4 PHONE (302) «07-21M [TOTO] New ft Useo t res 0A NOAC RE TREAD maak nson Retread KEN’S SERVICE TIRE Rt 13 3 MilES North of Smyrna 24 HR ROAD SERVICE 302-378 4475 302-378 4461 CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTING T-Shirts - Sweats - Caps - Jackets - Etc William B Merrey 4 Sons DEL MO ELKTON VA PA 800 636-7555 800 402 1150 301 308-2565 CANDIES. CIGARS. CIGARETTES. TOBACCO. FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES. PAPER PRODUCTS. CHEMICALS SSS BLUE BALL ROAD • TRINCO INDUSTRIAL PARK • ELKTON. MO 21921 7 E Commerce St Smyrna. DE 19977 302-653-5848 MARTHA’S ATTIC Qualify USED J CLOTHING for Men Women Children WM. 4 Thar . 9-4 Fri., Sat. 4 Saa. 9-5 Rt. 4« at DEL.-MD. Liac 834-2115 BAUER'S TRUCK REPAIR P.O. BOX 788 NEW CASTLE, DEL. TELEPHONE: 328-3111 24 HOURS ON CALL Smyrna Dress Shoppe JUNCTION OE S OuPONT HW� ANO Ch(� TNUT Stmcct Smyrna Delaware 19977 (302) 653 4999 Dresses And Sportswear TRANS DESIGNS CAROL H. FERGUSON INDEPENT ACCESSORY DESIGNER 388 STAFFORD AVENUE NEWARK. DE 19711 302 7379548 Custom Framed Fine Art Quality Accessories Residential and Commercial WE ARE DEDICATED TO QUALITY 1 5 Ohe Country Tox Summit Village 'Middletown, DE 19709 19 Soul Mem Street - Smyrna. Dataware 6SS-94M to diamond center of the diamond state Fine Diamond Looee or Set from 09 m me i caress Vom may sateci from a variety ®r over MO mounenga $ doo IJLIorid CHES DEL RESTAURANT Movies • Computer Software David Molhe Goss OWNERS CONGRA TULA TIONS KIM GRACE 2 Milks SOUTH or St GKOaocs Baiooc ’ 4- WOoTt 13 St GKOaCKS Of ua watte 834-9S21 Duck Creek Plaza. Smyrna. De. (302) 653-8159 Rtovy EARLE MARY LESTER teen a.-amae vouft hosts CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 MAIN SERV ABENBLUM KENNELS MR. AND MRS. JAMES D. DEENEY Maintenance Services, Inc. 5 Meco Circle Wilmington, Del. 999-0139 AND STAFF CINDY, CARRIE TANK MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR SPECIALISTS HEATHER, WENDY, SCOTT JENNIFER AND ETHEL Congratulations Class Of 1987 Best Wishes To The Graduates Of 1987 BANC OF DELAWARE Delaware’s Bank Member FDIC WILMINGTON TRUST Wilmington Trust Company 399 East Main Street Banks Special Friends Delaware Trust... Like you, committed to our community. DE1AWARE TIU ST J bank nere people make the Mef ence � ■—- — t. «« CONGRATULATIONS CLASS Of 19871 Q)enta As oua £s ofQBra n uHHx , Middletown Office Complete family dentistry in a friendly and caring atmosphere 17 E. Main Street 302-378-8600 DELAWARE SAVINGS WILMINGTON 921 Orange Street 654-6179 PRICES CORNER 1304 Centerville Road 994-0911 MIDDLETOWN 2 East Main Street 834-5136 YOUR FINANCIAL SOURCE In Memory Of Ella Mae Suggs Our Friend And Co-Worker Elizabeth Yearsiey - Manager Pat Petka Eleanor McDowell Bessie Saunders Alice Stokes Gladys Walker Elsie Spicer Established 1946 Peter D. Furness Electric Co., Inc CONGRATULATIONS KRISTEN TWO DIVISIONS TO SERVE ALL OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY COMMERCIAL A INDUSTRIAL • PLANNING AND DESIGN • ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS • FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS • COMPUTER WIRE • LIGHTNING PROTECTION • PAGING SYSTEMS RESIDENTIAL SERVICE • NEW SERVICES INSTALLED • NEW LINE FOR MAJOR APPLIANCE • ELECTRIC HEAT INSTALLED • INDOOR OUTDOOR LIGHTING • METERS INSTALLED OR MOVED • SWITCHES. RECEPTACLES. LIGHT BOXES MOVED INSTALLATIONS • REPAIRS MAINTENANCE UCU QCB NA TIONAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION DEL CONTRACTORS ASSOC FREE ESTIMA TES — Ca v--- 764-6030 1604 TODDS LANE • WILMINGTON. DE. 19802 CONGRATULATIONS ROB Love, Mom Dad Howard Smith, Townsend, DE 858 Green Giant Rd. 378-8338 TO SUZANNE, CONGRATULATIONS! LOVE, MOM, DAD, MIKE, JAMIE The Perfect Peach Orchard 10 Varieties-June-Sept. 653-5153 9 AM-5 PM VIDEO CONNECTION SMYRNA MART Smyrna, DE 653-8103 Open Daily 9 AM-9 PM Sun. 12 AM- 7 PM NATIONAL ASSOCIATION JAMES DAWSON Qc SON EXTERMINATING CO. general pest control JAMES DAWSON 1302) 908-2813 2318 HAMMONO PLACE WILMINGTON DC 10808 CONGRATULATIONS KRISSY LOVE ALWAYS, MERRITT, MARK, KIM CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 Ruth Kabis BLACKBIRD DELI THE HOLIDAY SHOP Rt. 13, Townsend 378-2565 Breakfast, Lunch Dinner, Subs, Steaks Lunchmeat, Groceries Open Daily 6 AM- 9 PM ONWARD AND UPWARD CLASS OF ’87 Elaine Steinacker Amy Fletcher Beverly Filasky Ruth Kabis MSAKZH KSSZAUKAM Steaks-Seafood Breakfast Lunch Dinner Rt. 13, Odessa, De. 19730 378-9901 ♦ ♦♦ Odessa. Delaware 19730 (Rt 13-% mile south of Odessa) (302) 378-7986 LARRY R COX CECIE L. COX CHRISTOPHER COX NICOLE COX CASH CARRY LUMBER, ETC. A Home Improvement Center - Wore house Store - with o tremendous inventory of name brand products at Warehouse Cosh Cr Carry savings Ideas, how to dthit displays, booklets plans. Select what you need and we'll load your car, truck or trailer for you. B E CASH CARRY - QUALITY AT LOW PRICES 100 Peoples Plaza- Glasgow, De. Open Mon., Tues.. Sat. 8-5:30 Wed., Thurs., Fri. 8-8 Sun. 10-4 Phone 834-1396 834-1335, 834-1332 Congratulations Class Of ’87 SPECIAL FRIENDS i RICHARD MUMFORD DEXTER MILLER MUMFORD AND MILLER CONCRETE, INC. All Phases Of Commercial And Residential P.O. BOX 609 ODESSA, DE 19730 378-7736 302-653-2296 SOUTH 302-834-5336 DELAWARE MASONRY, INC. Joseph M. Mandes President P.O. Box 72 Townsend, De. 19734 (302) 655 4339 doschi line Photography CERTIFIEO PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER STH AND LINCOLN STREETS - WILMINGTON. DE 19805 Also in Cherrt hill, nj a Philadelphia, pa IF 209 E. Main St. Middletown Phone-Orders 378-9020 OTteyee 4 JHaum (jatden Gen tee ROUTE 13 AT BOYDS CORNER RD 1 BOX 1C� MIDDLETOWN. DELAWARE 19709 (302) 378-2849 FAMOUS BRANDS OF POWER EQUIPMENT SALES - SERVICE PARTS GREENHOUSE CROPS - WHOLESALE RETAIL Ocean Pro Shop HANS TISH BORCHARDT 4060 DuPont Paiuway Townuno OE 19734 1302) 376 8666 (302) 634 3425 U'L DEAR COUNTRY MAID 1719 Pulaski Hwy. White Clay Center Dear, Delaware 19701 334-1746 Subs, Steaks, Cold Cuts Lottery Bus : (302) 378-2342 Res.: 378-9122 MIDDLETOWN VETERINARY HOSPITAL DAVID A. BESTE, V.M.D. R.D. 2. Box 683 Middletown, Del. 19709 PETE RATLEDGE UPHOLSTERY Townsend, Delaware 19734 CANING RUSH REPAIRING REFINISHING Distinguished Fabrics Shown In Your Home Burch — United — Janson • Pick Up and Delivery • 1-302-378 9489 DANIELS HUTCHISON FUNERAL HOMES Since 1924 Phone 834-5239 MIDDLETOWN - TOWNSEND DELAWARE (302) 653-6195 STOVER BUILDERS, INC. CUSTOM HOME BUILDERS Gary Stover-President RD 2 Box 1754 Smyrna, Del. 19977 BILBROUGH’S BUS SERVICE, INC. P.O. Box 185 (302) 653-6560 Clayton, Delaware 19938 Evelyn’s Gift Shoppe Special Gifts for Special People EVELYN M MYERS .D I, Bo 315 Middletown, DC 19709 Telephone: (302) 370-S449 (302) 034-2017 (Loco� .on Wiley's Automotive Service • Boyd'� Comer Rood o� M� . Pleotont) NANCY'S FLOWERS And Gifts Flowers For All Occassion 86 Clinton St. Delaware City. 19706 Phone: 834-9647 202 SPECIAL FRIENDS m. IT’S A GOOD TIME FOR THE GREAT TASTE 879 N. DuPont Hwy., Dover 915 S. DuPont Hwy., Dover 1088 Dover Mall, Dover 333 N DuPont Hwy., Smyrna 621 N DuPont Hwy., Milford Locally Owned And Operated By Hanley R. Sanders A SPECIAL GOODBYE TO A SPECIAL CLASS As the school photographer, I have worked with this senior class since your freshmen year; it has been a rewarding experience, and seeing you leave saddens me. Losing some of you will hurt even more, as you have shared a smile, a tear, a hug, and a secret or two with me and made me feel as though I were a part of your lives. To these seniors I am very grateful: Mary-Ann Ar- goe, Marina Angle, Tracy Brooks, Norma Brown, Ka- ren Clark, Jamie Evans, Mike Fansler, Lisa and There- sa Gravatt, Kelly Green, Jennifer Hugh, Rob Oliva, Carol Ratledge, Jackie Robinson, and Kristen Vaughan. Two have already left my little world- Sandy Hartnett and Jennifer Wicks. One will never leave my world or heart • Suzanne DuRoss. Bob Johnston, Photographer Every Thurs. 7:30 p.m. Sgt. William Lloyd Nelson Post 3792 5695 Summit Bridge T ownsend Luncheonette 378-8113 Main St. Townsend, DE RADICK’S STEAKS SHAKES Rt. 13 Port Penn Rd. South St. Georges Open 6 AM To 8:30 PM Call Ahead For Take Out Orders 834-3690 Dollar General Stores North Broad St. Middletown. DE 19709 378-4478 Pittsburgh Paints 100 E. Main St. Middletown. DE 19709 378 4180 The Brick House Restaurant 123 W. Main St. Middletown. DE 19709 3782999 Alfred Cartanza 380 Green Giant Rd Townsend. DE 19734 378-8133 Millie's Beauty Salon Middletown Shopping Center Middletown. DE 19709 378-9352 The Bouquet Shoppe 13 W Main St. Middletown. DE 19709 3787977 Richard Atkinson Plumbing Services Middletown. DE 19709 378-8300 Duck Creek Gun Surplus Cntr. 208 DuPont Hwy. 6536016 New 6 Used Guns Video Palace 18 W Main St. Middletown. DE 19709 3786398 Mr and Mrs. Ike Guessford Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wheeler Mrs. Bernard DuRoss and Clarence Handwork Mr and Mrs. W. Allen Vessels Lee Mannering Richard Parsons Family Merritt and Krissy Western Auto Association Colophon Volume 35 of the Middletown High School Cavalier was printed by Jostens Printing and Publishing Division in State College. Penn sylvania. Gloss, 80 pound stock paper was used with black ink. Senior portraits were taken by John Wilson of Zamsky Studios In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Underclass photos were taken by Na tional School Studios. All group photos were taken by Bob Johnston of Zamsky Studios. Candids were taken by Bob Johnston and the Cavalier staff. FFA photos of their National Conference in Kansas City were supplied by the FFA. and Mr. Riblett supplied photos of the summer work program. The primary type style was Korinna. Division page headlines were set in 60 point. Headlines were set in 30 or 36 point, subheads in 18 point, body copy in 10 point, caption copy in 8 point and Senior Directory copy in 7 point. Theme lettering was Brush Script style set in 48 point. The basic cover color was Basin blue. The custom design was created by the Cavalier staff and featured silver foil hot stamped over a basic pattern which was silk screened in silver ink. The cover also featured silver lettering silk screened on the spine, and individ- ual name stamping was available as an option. The press run was 400 books with delivery scheduled for late May. The Cavalier sold for $17.00 until December 20, 1986, when the price was increased to $20.00. Upon arrival at Middletown High School, any books not previously reserved were sold for $25.00. Inquiries concerning the book should be addressed to the Cavalier Yearbook Staff, 504 South Broad Street, Middletown. Delaware. 19709. Acknowledgments Each year the Cavafier staff pulls together the efforts of many people In order to produce a book of superior quality The staff appreciates all the cooperation and support received from the school and community, however there are a few who deserve special recognition for their outstanding efforts this year Richard Schrenker. our Jostens Yearbook representative who guided us through our design changes, the great senior portrait switch and countless other crises: Stephen Zamsky. who saved us much time and money by getting us our senior portraits on time and by helping us solve our ink spot problem. John Wilson, our senior portrait photographer from Zamsky Studios: Bob Johnston, student candids and group shots photographer and dedicated friend of the yearbook staff, who always came through in the clutch and who provided (yet another) element of unpredictability to our efforts. Mrs. Beverly File sky. copy proofreader and patient provider of updated school rosters, who saved us all the trouble that Andy Anderson would have caused. Mr Handlin and his stage crew, for their help in setting up the stage for group pictures and for senior and underclass portraits. Mr Ted McClain, for his original art work Mr David Sechler. our yearbook advisor, to whom we owe much appreciation and thanks for his overwhelming support and guidance. Mrs Phyllis Waecker. who helped us to keep our finances organized. Mrs Valerie Woodruff, who never failed to approve our long distance phone calls, and who gave us her tolerance and support through situations that only a former yearbook person would understand, the MHS faculty and staff, who maintained their patience with us and our disruptions throughout the production of this book. our advertisers, without whose financial support our 113.000 dream would not have become a reality 204 JOSTENS