Middletown High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Middletown, DE)

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Tamila Campbell JoAnne Chambers Regina Christy Mark Coulbourne Dawn Curlett Thomas DelleDonne Michael Durnall Denise Fleming Rod Foraker Craig Forte Stephen Cook Cynthia DiMaio Glen Feinsilver Derrick Fry 21

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Senior Class Officers Goodbye, and thanks for all the help. Mr. Lawson, We, the officers and class of ’88 would like to thank you for the four years of guidance you have given us as our class advisor. You have been with us in our four most crucial years of growing. All classes need an advisor to help them reach their goals, and you did just that. The class of ’88 says, “Thank you, and goodbye!” Renee Brackin Hope Vaughn Cindy Paine Tim Andrews the class of 1988 Julie Brown William Brown Steven Browning Allen Bryant Class Officers: Treasurer- Renee Brackin Vice President-Hope Vaughn Advisor-Mr. Lawson Secretary-Cindy Payne President-Tim Andrews 20 Middletown High School Cavalier

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Fru-fru? Be serious! Seniors sat for their final school portraits. Senior portraits are very becoming when they’re completed, but getting them done is harder than it looks. Seniors are faced with having to show up to be photographed in August, in spite of the heat and a feeling of not wanting the summer to end. It was fun, though, because they ran into all of the friends that they didn’t get to talk to over the summer. Also, they tried to figure out what was going to be “in” this year and to decide what else they wanted to buy before school started. A new decision for the girls this year was what color “fru-fru to wear. This “fru-fru” gave the girls a new pose that added an elegant evening gown effect to their senior pictures. After the sitting came the choosing of the best proofs to be printed. Major problems arose here, as it was hard to choose from such good poses. These pictures were important because they would probably be the last pictures that friends would ever get, and everybody wanted to look their best. These would be the pictures that all their friends would remember them by; these would be the pictures that they would show everybody. Although they may not have realized it at the time, many years from now these pictures will be an important memory, and for their children it will be a look at their parents as young people. Senior portraits were also one of the first of their last memories of high school. Donnel Garnett Lisa Garnett Top photo -- Most Likely To Succeed: Sharlyn Brenegan Kenny McVicker Bottom photo - Best All Around: Lesley McCommons 22 Middletown High School Cavalier Tom DelleDonne