Middletown High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Middletown, DE)

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Our Advertisers Help Pay The Bill Without the support of our advertisers, the Cavalier just wouldn’t be the same. Most people who read the Cavalier have no idea how important the advertising section is to the book. Few readers realize that the total cost of publishing an issue of the Cavalier is just over $14,000, and that it all comes from the fund-raising efforts of the students in the yearbook course. Many students think that they are paying for the entire cost of the book and then some when they pay their $20-25.00 for their copy of the book. In fact, the money from the sale of the book accounts for only about half of the cost of publication. Without this support from individuals, MHS organizations and local businesses, the Cavalier would have drastically fewer pages and little, if any, color. So please, if you like the Cavalier, the next time you see one of our advertisers, say “Thanks!” for us. HP M 2-: 78-44«J7 CMMEB Southern Sew is ■ t hiiii s nininnnii) Sews iapr-r 1 South Broad St. PO Box 451 Middletown, DE 19709 Congratulations Seniors From Middletown Video 18 W. Main Middletown, DE 378-8398 HAPPY HARRY'S DISCOUNT DRUG 378-9512 School Supplies Candy Tobacco Gifts Greeting Cards Cosmetics Open 9-9 Mon-Fri 9-8 Sat. 9-5 Sun Middletown Automotive, Inc. 51 West Main Street Middletown, Delaware 19709 378-9583 168 Middletown High School Cavalier

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I. Lynn Krueger, leave to Mr. B patience, to M A. T.S. my love, to S.T. my Biology notebook fish tank, to D.G. a lot of old memories. I, Keith Kuahela. leave to Mrs. Singleton all my Hank tapes, to Mrs Mai thanks, to Peggy my love, to all my friends good luck in the future. I, Scott Luplnek. leave to all future freshman a great school, to all Spanish students a crazy lady, a lot of fun parties. I, Lesley McCommom. leave to M.O. my ability to live at home, to Erin F. my Buddahood followers, to Jenny G. my summer job Enjoy! I, Allen McGeoch. wish Kelly the best at M H.S. all my love forever, to my friends my brother Jamie all other things I. Kandy McMlnn, leave to Kristopher my ability to stay out of trouble, to Gitgy all the smokin’ babes, to Danny my love always I. Kenneth McVIcker, leave to Mary P a portable hairdryer, to Jeni an acceptence to a real college, to Mrs Mai stilts to reach her board. I. Daniel Meredith, leave B H. J.E. G M my good looks all the girls. I. Kelly Meaalck, leave Bobby Parsons all the trouble Stacy I got into during our 4 yrs. here, to Mr Smith tickets for Dover Downs Raceway. I, Michael Murray, leave to students the right way to say “ I just didn't do it' I, Thomaslna Ogden, leave to S.S. all my extra credits (I know she needs them.) , Jenifer Palmer, leave to my sister a mussle, to Ms. McGee Mrs Mai my thanks for being wonderful supportive teachers. I, Cynthia Payne, leave to my teachers Ms McGee Mrs Kugel many thanks, to my sister Teresa all my books best wishes. I, Mary Pearl, leave to Ms McGee my height many cakes, to T.S. my hair, to A W my captainship, to S.S. my wardrobe , Kelly Peterman, leave to MV, A.J., A.D. my gregarious outgoing loud personality, to Becky the same luck in life that 1 have, to Mr. Handlin my little sister. I. Andrew Ralchle. leave to all the little rug rats like G.S., P.V., G.H. the ability to get in the most trouble wildest times w out getting expelled. I, Andre Reed, leave to Bug my colors, to Jesse my name brands, to L.W. money, to Lake Street cops. |’ Bryan Reed, hereby leave to Mrs. Mai my failed tests a 6 pack, to L.K a new supply of pencils, to Mrs Mel peanuts I. Renee Reny. leave to Mr Sechler a lot of hugs a lot of thanks for helping me through the rough times. L Tanya Rlchardaon, leave my parents all my love, to my brother my flannel shirts, to my sister my makeup, to Mr. D. Mrs. W The Copier. I, William Robinson, leave to my brother the underclassmen my intelligence all my school spirit, to Mr Sechler Mrs. Woodruff my thanks for their kindness. I, Roxanne Rowan, take all the good memories w me leave the rest of my good times w my leftover friends PS.. N.S . V K.. D.S . M H I, Michelle Rust, leave to those in the faculty who understand remember how hard high school can be my thanks, to my friends who made my senior yr. truly the best my love. I. Junius Saunders, leave to Tiara my ability to think, to Lake St. the boys my craziness. I. Sharon Skodzlnskl. leave to my teachers my humor personality so they won’t forget me, to all future students my condolences. L Jo Anna Smith, leave to Mr. Neub. the game of basketball the ability to compliment, to Mrs. Gruwell the right to go out to lunch whenever she wants, to Karen Jill the feeling of being a junior a senior I. Pamela Smith, leave to Ms McGee my collar lots of persimmons, to Erik R. a lifetime supply of aspirin, to all of my fine teachers my thanx. I. J.L. Steller, leave to Bruce W. the ability to pass math to wrestle, to Mrs Mai another student like me. to Dale some athletic ability. I, Helde Todd, leave to Mr Lawson my most embarassing moments, to Miss Sherri Potter matches all my helpful learning books to bum, to Jimmy Smith all my love good times. I. Brian Tulley. leave to M H.S. all my good will charm, to Mr Williams my thanks for letting me slide so much in my short 2 1 2 yrs.. i] Ellen VanDyke. leave to my teachers patience, to S.S. the ability to get through another yr.. to my friends the ability to always love me I. Hope Vaughn, leave to Bruce my nose, to Mrs K. Fettucini Alfredo, to Ms McGee my hopelessness I, Julie Wadklna. leave to Mrs. Kane some peace quiet, you deserve it, to Mr Covelli all my rude comments, to Bob G. all my love A F |' Kim Wolfe, leave to Mrs. Singleton Ms McGee whining, to Kristi compositions, to Craig books, to BecBec music analysis, to S.W handle, to Scott all my luv. I. Shelley Woodle. leave to S.S. my attention span, to K.W blinders, to B.W. hugs, to Steph an ear anytime, to Michelle my friendship forever. Have you heard about the Last Will and Testament? 167

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 GRATGLAT o SENIORS Saying It With Flowers. The Best Of Luck From MR. HANDLIN’S HORTICULTURE CLASSES