Middletown High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Middletown, DE)

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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

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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

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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