Middletown High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Middletown, DE)

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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

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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

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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