Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)
- Class of 1970
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graphs and speeches a place for building friendships supporting your favorite team . and becoming physically exhausted b OPHGW TABLE OF CONTENS MH(H FEATURES ... 8 ORGANIZATIONS .. .22 CHOPTICONIAN STAFF Barbara Clark................Editor Kathy Wathen..........Asst. Editor Jay Hurry........Business Manager Jane Mossman........Asst. Business Kathie Meredith............Managers Christine Perkins...........Advisor SPORTS . . .54 FEATURES CHARLOTTE CRADLE Runner-up -|T fi JANICE WOODBURN SNOW QUEEN CANDIDATES: Karen Thompson, Janice Woodburn, Zelma Woodland. 15 The Queen and her escort enjoying the dance. The Queen being pinned with the ribbon. HOMECOMING '69 Bernadette Short, last year’s queen . . . ... gives up her crown and regal robe to Helen Clark. HOMECOMING COURT L. to R.: Debbie Dixon, Cecilia Dicob, Tana Kellum, Helen Clark Queen, Janice Woodbum, Pat Thompson, Debbie Gass. The cast rehearsing. THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT of CHOPTICON HIGH SCHOOL presents “KISS ME, KATE’’ The spring of 1969 brought to CHOPTICON a new high in musical shows with the Music De- partment’s presentation of Cole Porter’s “Kiss Me, Kate.” Backed by a large cast of dancers and ex- citing singers, “Fred Graham,” our Fred Dixon ’69, acts out the eternal triangle with “Lillie Vanessi” played by Myra Davis and Debbie Payne ’69 and “Lois Lane” played by Jane Mossman and Linda Brubacher on alternate days. Other speaking and singing parts were played by Rodney Ashton, Wayne Davis '69, Johnny Alvey, John Bowling, Rob- ert Hall, Harold Miller ’69, Larry Joy, Jay Hurry, and Ted Weiner ’69. Specialty dances were per- formed by Vicki Mossman, Diane Dickerson, Francis Nelson, Gladys Ware ’69, and Rodney Ashton. 18 Lillie (Myra Davis) speaking out. The dance of the doll. Rodney sings “It’s too Darn Hot.” The final curtain “Me, Miss Vanessi?” A few of the cast and crew. You are my rod and my staff, and my good right arm.' 20 “Cigarette, A DELE?” “Thank you, SARAH.” He’s not too big for me to thrash!' THE SENIORS rehearse for “TAKE HER, SHE’S MINE” CAST Principal ................ Mollie Michaelson......... Frank Michaelson ......... Anne Michaelson .......... Liz Michaelson ........... Airline Clerk ............ Emmett.................... Adele McDougall .......... Sarah Walker ............. Donn Bowdry .............. 1st Freshman ............. 2nd Freshman.............. Richard Gluck ............ Alfred Greiffinger........ Alep Loomis .............. Mr. Whitmyer ............. Linda Lehman ............. Miss Hibbetts ............ Clancy Sussman ........... CREW Stage Manager ........... Assistant Stage Manager Head Carpenter .......... Assistant Head Carpenter Props Mistress .......... Lighting Technician .... Sound Effects ........... Costume Mistress......... Make-up ................. Publicity ............... ... Brad Howard Karen Thompson Francis DeLozier . .. . Shirley Mills .... Helen Clark ..... Ray Raley ......Don Hixon .... Jane Wathen Kathie Meredith Ronnie Buchanan .... Mike Lopitz ... Joseph Butler . . Francis Nelson ... Kevin Bishop ..... Dave Dicob .....Jay Hurry ... Glenna Wood .. . Debbie Dixon . Rodney Ashton Massey Thompson ....... Sis Dicob .... Amos Ripple ........Ray Raley . . . Barbara Clark .... Amos Ripple ....... Dale Hill ....... Sis Dicob .. Susan Johnson Brad Howard and Valerie Williams “This place is a d.... nunnery! 21 ST STUDENT COUNCIL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Betty Reeves— Vice President Jane Wathen— Corresponding Secretary Ray Raley— President Steve Russell— Parliamentarian David Young— Chaplain Gail Larrabee— Recording Secretary Myra Davis— Treasurer Sharon O’Brien— Inspector General 24 First How: S. Insley, L. But- ler, L. Wilson, G. Baker, L. Gatton. Second Row: C. Guy, M. Hall, B. Herbert, M. Dakis, P. Armsworthy, B. Clark, K. Wathen, A. Ripple, V. Curtis. Third Row: P. Hardin, S. Hall, B. Hall, L. LeBlanc, M. Bush, C. Hall. Fourth Row: K. Knott. V. Mossman, V. Suth- ard, K. Robinson, J. Moffatt. Fifth Row: K. Nicholas, G. Remmel, J. Mossman, L. Huntt, D. Maddox, J. Long. Sixth Row: P. Gatton, G. Hen- derson, M. Burch, M. Beitzell, Y. Thompson, C. Russell, D. Gatton. SCA REPRESENTATIVES First Row: R. Raley, E. Whalen, D. Butler, S. Johnson, M. Russell, S. Taul- bee. Second Row: B. Reeves, A. Fen- wick, B. Davis, S. Mills, S. Keithley. Third Row: S. Russell, M. Swales, E. Kane, D. Butler, A. Holden. Fourth Row: G. Larrabee, S. Gatton, D. Her- bert, F. Anderson, B. Wheeler, D. Clements. Fifth Row: J. Wathen, D. Young, V. Allen, D. Thompson, L. Marsh. Sixth Row: S. O’Brien, M. Davis, B. Thompson, V. Buckler, F. Nelson, J. Herbert, D. Shlemon, D. Grosskreutz. 25 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: G. Wood, P. Harding, M. Wathen, D. Gass, B. Graves, M. Lloyd. Second Row: S. Mills, D. Dixon, S. Johnson, D. Hill, J. Brown, P. McWilliams. OFFICERS Michael Lloyd— Presidents Shirley Mills— Vice-President Patty McWilliams— Sec.-Treasurer 26 DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS Massey Thompson— President Joan Brown— Secretary Pat White- Treasurer Cecilia Dicab— Vice President First Row: M. Braxton, J. Reed, M. Mason, C. Young, F. Nelson, E. Kane, J. Brown, M. Morgan, E. Long. Second Row: R. Baker, D. Dickerson, D. Ellis, S. Kanowicz, S. Thompson, P. Clarke, D. Herbert, P. Oliver, K. Thompson. Third Row: R. Chesley, V. Jones, J. Tyer, A. Butler, R. Ashton, H. Peay, B. Fitzgerald, M. Thompson, R. Cox. Fourth Row: L. Tyer, M. Smith, W. Butler, M. Jor- dan, Y. Thompson, C. Cradle, M. Young, A. Somerville, B. Wheeler, S. Keithley, F. DeLozier, D. Young. Fifth Row: D. Pettit, E. Scriber, Z. Woodland, B. Thompson, E. Brown, H. Baker, J. Wilce, J. Van Dalsum, K. Meredith, H. Clark, T. Kellum, T. McDonald. 27 OFFICERS: Brenda Lucas (Treasurer), Brenda Graves (President), Marie Wathen (Vice President), Cindy Raley (Secretary), Coletta Swecker (Reporter), Debbie Raley (Parliamentarian). First Row: E. Graves, L. Trossbach, L. Dean, C. Bowles, P. Harding:, C. Guy, L. Wilson, B. Spalding, G. Johnson. Second Row: K. Tucker, P. Lacey, C. Swecker, M. Wathen, L. Mattingly, B. Graves, C. Short, V. Buckler, D. Katzberg. G. Cooper, M. Norris. Third Row: D. Graves, J. Guy, N. Standish, A. Somerville, C. Wilson, J. Woodburn, B. Ferguson, D. Raley, V. Wood, D. Morgan, A. God- dard. Fourth Row: B. Guy, M. Woodland, R. Armstrong, C. Wilson, B. Krawcyzk, B. Lucas, C. Raley, B. Stasch, G. Downes, B. Quade, B. Long. 28 First Row: K. Spalding, S. Johnson, C. Johnson, J. Bowles, E. McWilliams, A. Sachs, C. Lloyd, R. Goddard, L. Bennett. Second Row: J. Dixon, D. Dixon, J. Brown, S. Mills, Y. Thompson, P. McWilliams, R. Wall, A. Somerville, D. Hill, L. Somerville, G. Guy, C. Cradle, B. Reeves, D. Young. OFFICERS First Row: Joan Bowles— Parliamentarian Evelyn McWilliams— Historian Patty McWilliams— Vice President Shirley Mills— President Second Row: Charlotte Cradle— Treasurer Joan Brown— Secretary 29 F F OFFICERS: First Row: Joe Mike Tennyson (Secretary), Malcolm Goode (President), Jack Russell (Reporter). Second Row: Steve Russell (Vice President), Charles Quesen- berry (Treasurer), Robert Trossbach. First Row: M. Vallandingham, J. Lacey, W. Cheseldine, J. Howell, J. Murphy, V. Buckler, J. Williams, R. Vallandingham, J. Knott. Second Row: J. Henderson, B. Lyon, W. Russell, D. Russell, J. Bowles, J. Stone, R. Downs, J. M. Tennyson, W. Buckler. Third Row: Mr. Swecker, B. Cameron, C. Quesenberry, D. Tippett, M. Goode, R. Trossbach, J. Knott, F. Trossbach, S. Russell, R. Kennett, J. Russell. 30 GAA First Row: S. Carter, S. Mills, J. Scriber, M. Shade, A. Scriber, H. Baker, M. Smith, J. Reed. Second Row: B. Jordan, C. Jameson, M. Young, Y. Winters, J. Tyler, W. Butler, B. Thompson, M. Swales, L. Holland. OFFICERS: First Row: Dianne Dickerson (Sports Manager), Charolette Cradle, (Treasurer). Second Row: Yvonne Thompson (Vice President). 31 FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: Top: Mrs. Poates (Sponsor) Betsy Hall (Treasurer) Brenda Davis (President) Cheryl Lloyd (Vice-President) Gerri Lon (Secretary) First Row: K. Knott, B. Hall, S. Hall. P. Harding, D. Joy, D. Wood burn. Second Row: V. Mossman, D. Ellis, G. Long, G. Lloyd, L. Miller, R. Norris, K. Lake. Third Row: M. Duke, P. Schindter, R. Hicks, R. Orencia, C. Hall, L. Le Blanc, D. Evans. 32 SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Seated: Patty McWilliams (Secretary), Paula Rothwell (Vice-President). Standing: Mark Os- tertag (Treasurer), David Long (Sergeant at Arms), Ron Ellis (President). First Row: B. Wheeler, P. Rothwell, C. Tennyson, C. Poff, L. Brookbank, B. Poff. Second Row: D. Curtis, P. McWilliams, S. Rehm, K. Spalding, M. Graves. Third Row: D. Long, D. Wilson, J. Moffat, J. Long, M. Miller. Fourth Row: Mrs. Insignans, V. Allen M. Ostertag, R. Ellis, G. Remmel, R. Katzberg. 33 OFFICERS: Caroline Gray (Secretary), Diane Reed (Treasurer), Debbie Shlemon (Vice-president), Darlene Knott (President). RilWiI? 1n 2 J5nnt,p5; ?2 dc Gray' .BAer- L- C!l?uSe- V YounK- Second Row: C. Jameson, D. Shlemon, M. Beitzell, R. Wise, D. Reed, D. Parrish, S. Frazier. Third Row: D. Thompson, L. Miles, A. Russell, D. Thompson D Tennvson A Young, L. Holton, J. Hill, C. Hall, M. Miller, W. Higgs, C. Jordan, Mr. Olson (Sponsor). ' 34 First Row: D. Franklin, K. Bond, E. Douglas, D. Glisson, I. Abell, P. Oliver. Second Row: D. Long, J. Ashton, J. Hall, R. Chesley, D. Gass, F. Hammett, B. Hall. Third Row: F. DeLozier, J. Young, R. Wood, A. Clark, K. Spalding, C. Mattingly. Fourth Row: D. Wilson, D. Haskin, T. Thompson, W. Nickerson, J. Gass, D. Hammett, J. Long. OFFICERS: Bobby Hall (Vice President), Debbie Gass (Treasurer), Francis DeLozier (President). 35 SOCIAL STUDIES SEMINAR OFFICERS: David Young (Treasurer), Mrs. Roberts (Sponsor), Sharon Woods (Secretary), Brad Howard (President). First Row: P. Rothwell, D. Thomas, K. Bond, M. Dotson, L. Baker, M. Dotson, J. Hall, J. Dixon, K. Nicholas, M. Raley. Second Row: R. Wilson, S. Hurry, S. Taulbee, R. Cooper, I. Abell, D. Kosack, C. Snead, R. Sweeney, G. Wood, S. Woods. Third Row: Mr. Roberts, A. Somerville, D. Bam, J. Liner, D. Bowles, B. Quade, M. McWilliams, M. Dakis, K. Yates, J. Hurry, E. Curry. Fourth Row: J. Bohle, R. Russell. M. Rubala, D. Haskins, B. Reeves, D. Young, C. Cradle, P. McWilliams, D. Allen, D. Tyler. Fifth Row: S. Wilson, G. Henderson. W. Russell, D. Hill, T. Thompson, D. Long, B. Russell, M. Ostertag, K. Robinson, D. Grosskreutz. Sixth Row: M. Brown, P. Armsworthy, L. Cusic, D. Petit, D. Wil- son, J. Long, B. Howard, G. Remmell, P. Teague, A. Holden, S. Bennett. Seventh Row: B. Fitzgerald, J. Hodges. 36 OFFICERS: Kim Leighton (Treasurer), Glenna Wood (Secretary), Patty Teague (Vice-President). Not Pictured: Eddie Miller (President). First Row: E. Long, J. Bowles, K. Graves, S. West, B. Herbert. Second Row: D. Curtis, J. Beaven, H. Dreeson, L. Toomey, S. Payne, S. Kanowicz, C. Johnson, D. Ellis. 37 Members of club enjoying a game of chess. CHESS CLUB Charlotte Cradle (Vice-President), Juliana Tyer (Treasurer), Ellen Kane (Secretary), Wanda Butler (President), Andrea Somervil (President of Region 5, Maryland Council of Student Library Clubs), Sandra Thompson (Corresponding Secretary, MCSLC). LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS LIBRARY ASSISTANTS First Row: V. Jones, J. Tyer, Z. Woodland, S. Briscoe, M. Smith. M. Young. Second Row: W. Butter, J. Hurry, E. Clark, M. Mason, T Hill, D. Russell. 39 RADIO CLUB First Row: A. Tyler, H. Clark, V. Williams. Second Row: S. Tyler, R. Ashton, R. Buchanan. ALL STATE CHORUS H 40 Brenda Davis, Janie Mossman, Myra Davis. OFFICERS: Myra Davis, Vice-president; Rodney Ashton, Presi- dent; Janie Mossman, Secretary and Treasurer. First Row: M. Mor- gan, J. Mossman, D. Dixon, F. Nelson. Second Row: A. But- ler, s. woods; p. Teague, R. Ashton, Y. Thompson, B. Wheeler, M. Davis, B. Hall. Third Row: J. Bowling, M. Jor- dan, S. Taulbee, J. Alvey, G. Wood, B. Davis. 41 FOLKLORE CLUB OFFICERS: Zack Hill (Treasurer), Suzie Wilson (Secretary), Pattie Teague (Presi- dent), Sharon Wood (Vice President), George Henderson (Sergeant-At-Arms), Mark Ostertag (Sergeant-At-Arms). First Row : R. Wise, A. Bowman, T. Young, V. Jones, J. Tyer, W. Butler, B. Reeves. Second Row: A. Somerville, S. Gatton, M. McWil- liams, C. Lloyd, B. Guy, K. Yates, S. Woods. Third Row: A. Russell, D. Thompson, V. Allen, L. Huntt, M. Norris, A. Goddard, S. Taulbee, G. Henderson. S. Wilson. Fourth Row: M. Beitzel, M. Vallandingham, Z. Hill, B. Russell. M. Ostertag, D. Wilson, J. Long, T. Wheeler. Fifth Row: D. Hill, A. Kolodziej, J. Hill, G. Remmel, P. Teague, D. Tyler, J. Moffat, R. Ellis, B. Trent. Sixth Row: K. Gass, G. Barber, E. Walls, E. Morgan, J. Moffat, B. Hall, M. Miller, A. Holden, C. Hall. 42 M First Row: Kim Stapleton, Margaret Adams, Edith Whalen. Second Row: Louise Bennett, Rosemary Swales, Deborah Butler. SUBSTITUTES: Margaret Smith, Madeline Nelson. 43 CHOPTICON HIGH SCHOOL m i First Row: P. Buckler, S. Bosse, S. Briscoe, G. Remm?ll. Second Row: M. Dotson, C. Johnson, M. Beit- zell, M. Bougeois. Third Row: T. Brown, L. Alvey, D. Yates, E. Russell. Fourth Row’: B. Johnson, J. Shumaker. L. Moeller. Fifth Row: W. Walls, J. Nelson, M. Rubala, D. Haskin. Sixth Row: M. Fenwick, R. Bailey. 44 MARCHING BAND First Row: J. Mossman, L. Joy, E. Moore, K. Woods. Second Row: M. Lloyd, J. Cusic, S. Kanowicz, J. Wood. Third Row: B. Alvey, M. Bush, F. Johnson. Fourth Row: S. Hoopengardner, G. Baker, H. Doug- las. J. Bush. Fifth Row: B. Henley, F. Sowell, D. Allen, F. Young. Sixth Row: J. Mason. F. Kolodziej, F. Hall, R. Hebb. ' 45 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION I First Row: D. Latham, B. Morgan, D. Guy, V. Canter, D. Gatton, L. Trossbach, C. Norris, D. Evans. Second Row: J. Guy, F. Ham- mett, L. Mattingly, N. Standish, M. Nelson, P. Maddox, C. Holt, J. Young, C. Jameson, B. Armstrong. Third Row: A. Russell, L. Norris, B. Russell, L. Dean, B. Higgs, R. Bailey, T. Wheeler, D. King, C. Wilson, D. King. WORKING IN THE TEE PEE °cc 46 PRACTICING GOOD GROOMING DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION II Brenda Stasch Pat Thompson Gloria Downs First Row: P. Thompson, R. Diehl, V. Wood, B. Krawczyk. Second Row: C. Young, T. Bailey, B. Stasch, G. Dow'ns. WE STARTED OUR TRAINING IN DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION I. WE GOT OUR JOB EXPERIENCE IN DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION II AND NOW WE ARE READY TO GO OUT INTO THE WORLD ON OUR OWN. THE ICON STAFF STAFF First Row: A. Stone, A. Baker, T. Kellum, L. Ridgell, L. Gibson. Second Row: D. Dickerson, S. Birtwistle,. M. Braxton, C. McKay, D. Cle- ments. Third Row: J. Reed, A. Somerville, C. Tennyson, K. Poff, C. Snead, K. Veney, E. Reed, K. Knott, D. Knott, J. Dodd, C. Grey. CIRCULATION First Row: J. Dodd, C. Grey, S. Hall. Second Row: L. White, S. Birt- wistle, J. Wood- bum, K. Knott. SPONSORS: Mrs. Mersky and Mr. Van Scoik. TYPISTS: B. Coleman, C. Swecker, G. Bowles, D. McGonigle, D. Mc- Collum. CIRCULATION MANAGER: Sandy Hall. LAYOUT: Left to Right: L. White, J. Woodburn, D. Hill, C. Grey, J. Dodd, S. Birtwistle. SPORTS EDITOR: (football) Jim Hodges. First Row: C. Guy, H. Nelson, L. Ridgell, L. Nelson. Second Row: L. Tyer, R. Baker, M. Wathen, R. Newkirk. S Y M p 0 S 1 U M First Row: L. A. Toomey, M. Lawrence, T. Roberts, D. Clements, L. McGonigle. Second Row: H. Brong, G. Litton, S. Kelly, S. Insley, C. McKay, L. Mattingly, L. White, R. Wilson, Mr. Park, Sponsor. 50 First Row: Mr. Sowell, H. Countiss, J. Hodges, F. Sowell, P. Armsworthy, G. Miles. Second Row: J. Berry, S. Hayden, F. Nelson, J. Butler, W. Scriber, A. Butler. Third Row: P. Howe, J. Henderson, J. King, S. Tyler, R. Scriber, E. Brown, H. Douglas. Fourth Row: B. Hall, F. Somerville, S. Douglas, L. Tyer, M. Fenwick, M. Jordan. V A R C S L 1 U T B Y OFFICERS: W. Scriber, Reporter; F. Sowell, President; F. Nelson, Secretary; H. Countiss, Treasurer; B. Hall, Reporter; H. Douglas, Parliamentarian. Not Pictured: D. Dicob, Vice-President. 51 THE 1970 YEARBOOK STAFF: First Row: B. Thompson, C. Sweeney, T. Kel- lum. Second Row: B. Davis, B. Reeves, Y. Thompson, C. Cradle, S. Johnson, S. Mills, M. Ostertag. YEARBOOK STAFF YEARBOOK STAFF: First Row: J. Brown, D. Dixon. Second Row: A. Somerville, H. Baker. J. Mossman, R. Swales. Third Row: A. Ripple, K. Meredith. J. Wathen, R. Raley. Barbara Clark. Editor; Kathy Wathen, Asst. Editor. SPORTS OUR OVERPOWERING BRAVES First Row: Coach Gasper, H. Peay, G. Miles, L. Joy, H. Countiss, R. Baker, L. Tyer, G. Neal, J. Higgs, G. Leighton, D. Pettit, B. Fitzgeralci, L. Brown, Coach Smith. Second Row: Coach Locke, R. Young, J. Butler, H. Hall, G. Dean, D. Muchow, D. Rrawczyk, Loach McGrew, C. Graves, G. Gibson, J. Hodges, L. Cusic, W. Scriber, Coach Fugera. Third Row: D. Bogie (manager), P. Barth- leme, F. Sowell, J. Harris, G. Russell, B. Smith, I). Dicob, M. Miller, M. Waldron, R. Hall, C. Quade, S. Tyler (manager). GEORGE GIBSON Quarterback JIMMY HODGES Tackle Shake hands and come out fighting! DAVID DICOB Tackle BILLY FITZGERALD Tackle HOWARD PEAY Halfback Lightning never strikes the Braves! MIKE WALDRON Tackle BILLY SMITH LARRY JOY • Tight End Halfback GLENN LEIGHTON Guard •flit SCORE ISO A III) CIIOPTICON s Atliolton 0 CIIOPTICON 30 King Ci-. ■rjre 20 CTIOIT1CON I) Calvert 0 CIIOPTICON 12 St. Mary’ s fi CIIOPTICON 12 Charlotte Hall 0 CIIOPTICON 1 1 1 ,arkev 32 CIIOPTICON 20 Rockville 0 CIIOPTICON in I lavre le Grace 11 CIIOPTICON 21 La Plata 12 CIIOPTICON 12 Great Mills 32 COACHES: R. Fugera, G. Smith, W. Gasper, H. Locke, D. McGrew. FRANK SOWELL Flanker ELMER BROWN Defensive End MIKE MILLER Flanker GARY DEAN Halfback BOBBY HALL Center WAYNE SCRIBER Defensive End DWAYNE KRAWCZYK Quarterback JOHN BUTLER End Joy is ... having the coach’s arm around your shoulder, instead of your neck. ROBERT YOUNG Split End CHRIS QUADE Split End Jk . LARRY CUSIC Guard JAMES HIGGS Cornerback Will they ever learn how to somersault? ROBERT BAKER Guard HUGH HALL Guard DANNY MUCHOW Guard ... we all fall down. I’ll race 'ya! CHUCK GRAVES Tackle DOUGLAS PETITT Guard Front Row: B. Quade, L. Joy, H. Nelson, M. Dotson, F. Hall, W. Watts, G. Baker, W. Hodges. Second Row: J. Bams, C. Graves, M. Brown, D. Krawczyk, G. Baker, R. Young, J. Herbert, E. Drahiem, F. Reisinger, B. Bourgeois. Third Row: L. Bush, R. Tippett, W. Walls, J. Harris, M. Miller, G. Young, M. Wathen, J. Tyler, F. Nelson. Fourth Row: F. Shanz, Coach Smith, R. Greer, B. Hall, F. Bush, R. Hebb, B. Draheim, R. Orencia, D. Bosse, H. Hall, Coach Gasper, S. Hammett. THE “BUDDING” BRAVES CHOPTICON 0 CHOPTICON CHOPTICON .' 1 CHOPTICON r CIIOITM ’ON n CIIOITICON Calvert 33 Thomas Stone1 r Charlotte Hall 0 Laekey 20 Great Mills 12 LaPlata 1 1 COACHES WILLIAM GASPER GARY SMITH 63 “OUR HUSTLING BRAVES” First Row: M. Jordan, G. Russell, F. Sowell, M. Douglas. Second Row Coach Sowell, H. Peay, R. Dyson. SCOREBOARD CHOPTICON 64 Sasscer 66 CHOPTICON 75 Thomas Stone 50 rHOPTiroN CHOPTICON 56 60 Ryken John Carroll CHOPTICON 62 Lackey 71 CHOPTICON 64 Pallotti 70 CHOPTICON 85 La Plata 90 CHOPTICON 55 Calvert 60 CHOPTICON 62 Lackey 67 CHOPTICON 32. Ryken XL CHOPTICON 62 Great Mills 62 CHOPTICON 59 La Plata 72 CHOPTICON 54 Howard County 72 CHOPTICON 4£_ Ryken 57 is CHOPTICON 69 dreat Mills CHOPTICON 48 Calvert 56 CHOPTICON 62 Lackey 69 M. Herbert, J. Berry, C. Somerville, S. Hayden, H. Douglas, (Aqu k qmA OOVJ? 4p OvO pr V AMcS, jlc. 64 Coach Sowell STANLEY HAYDEN Basketball—the non-contact sport. CHARLES SOMERVILLE 69 CHRIS QUADE J. V. BASKETBALL First Row: Herman Nelson, Robert Young, Bill Stone, Marty Shade, Coach Smith. Second Row: Jimmy Higgs, Ennis Walls, Mike Burch, Richard Hebb, Joe Key. Third Row: Wayne Walls (Manager), Billy Smith, David King, John Armstrong, Dale Yates, Carl Jones. CHOPTICON SCOREBOARD 49 Sasscer 58 CHOPTICON 59 Thomas Stone 53 CHOPTICON 56 Ryken 52 CHOPTICON 48 Sasscer 50 CHOPTICON 47 La Plata 79 CHOPTICON 28 Lackey 64 CHOPTICON 45 Great Mills 43 CHOPTICON 48 La Plata 82 CHOPTICON 42 Lackey 46 CHOPTICON 56 Howard 58 CHOPTICON 45 Great Mills 39 CHOPTICON 55 Calvert 59 CHOPTICON 71 Calvert 60 CHOPTICON 51 Ryken 52 70 Mr. Smith, Coach FRESHMAN BASKETBALL ;'irst Row: W. Walls, J. Tyler, K. Woods, J. Barnes, K. Robinson, Mr. Gasper. Second Row: C. Thomp- son, Q. Scriber, B. fjysh, J. Ashton, J. Todd. Third Row: M. Herbert, K. Young, W. Thomas, P. Kraft, Mr. Gasper, Coach CHOPTICON SCOREBOARD 42 La Plata 60 CHOPTICON 32 Great Mills 30 CHOPTICON ■16 Lackey 44 CHOPTICON 38 Ryken 27 CHOPTICON 42 La Plata 45 CHOPTICON 36 Calvert 60 CHOPTICON 45 , Ryken 41 CHOPTICON 36 Great Mills 38 CHOPTICON 51 Calvert 46 CHOPTICON 45 Lackey 48 71 FRANCIS DELOZIER Right Field GARY DEAN Second Base DAVID BOGIE Center Field GALEN RUSSELL Third Base ’69 SCOREBOARD CHOPTICON 2 Lackey 7 CHOPT1CON 18 Charlotte Hall 4 CHOPTICON 0 Calvert 2 CHOPTICON 0 Pomonkey 8 CHOPTICON 3 Ryken 7 CHOPTICON 3 Great Mills 0 CHOPTICON 5 LaPIata 3 CHOPTICON 5 Lackey 7 CHOPTICON 8 Charlotte Hall 0 CHOPTICON 0 Calvert 8 CHOI’TICON 2 Pomonkey 5 CHOPTICON 2 Ryken 12 CHOI’TICON 11 Great Mills 3 CHOI’TICON 5 LaPIata 7 d V ■ ? “BATTY” ' «n I BRAVES 71 CHRIS QUADE Catcher TOM ROBERTSON Pitcher ALLEN BUCKLER Shortstop STEVE TYLER Left Field JOHN HENDERSON Third Base ENNIS WALLS Left Field BOBBY HALL First Base RUSTY DOBSON First Base First Row: B. Hall, J. King, R. Knott, J. Hen- derson, D. Tyler, J. Higgs, A. Buckler, G. Dean, C. Quade. Second Row: Coach Estep, R. Dobson, D. Bogie, F. Delozier, E. Walls, S. Tyler, G. Russell, T. Robertson, B. Smith, R. Buchanan (manager), Coach Feelo. JIMMY HIGGS Shortstop RAY KNOTT JAMES KING DANNY TYLER Pitcher Fielder Infield UP . . . and . . . OVER GALLOPING INDIANS First Row: G. Baker, M. Shade, F. Nelson, J. Shoemaker, H. Countiss, L. Joy, V. Curtis, J. Taylor, M. Douglas. Second How: C. Young, L. Shade, D. Baker, P. Brooks, J. Butler, F. Young, F. Dixon, M. Chesley, D. Bogie, H. Peay. Third Row: Coach Sowell, C. Quade, R. Hebb, F. Sowell, H. Douglas, D. Dicob, T. Robertson, K. Armstrong, C. Somerville, R. Dobson, S. Hayden. 74 76 .A .--' W. i-i It only takes a little effort. Where do I go now ? S.M.A.C. MEET STATE TRACK MEET R.vken 113 Fairmont Heights 171 Chopticon 0! 2 Chopticon 45 Great Mills 90 Middletown 41 LaPlata 65 Boonsboro 38i 2 Pomonkey 46 Col. Richardson 34 Calvert 28i 4 Glenely 29 CLASS “B” North Caroline 23 DISTRICT MEET Cambridge 20 Lingamore 171 i Fairmont Heights 204 North Harford 14 Chopticon 114 Beall 14 Pomonkey 51 Elkton 13 Damascus 44 Brooklyn Park 12 Lackey 31 Easton 12 Woodward 23 Chestertown 9 Catoctin 6 Francis Scott Key 5 Woodward 4 Damascus 1 Stephen Decatur 1 COACH SOWELL 77 £,rlnKnOWr v™!!Ti?;GMH ll,nR'vBailey' M.FemYickLWhite, M Bourgeois, J. M. Tennyson. Second Row: I). Dicob, D Harmon, G. Young, G. Leighton, D. Krawzyck, G. Herbert, J. Liner, B. Quade, Coach Fugera. THE WALLOPING WRESTLERS COACHES: Mr. Parks and Mr. Fugera SCOREBOARD CHOPTICON 18 Brooklyn Park 33 CHOPTICON 40 Great Mills 20 CHOPTICON 55 Lackey 5 CHOPTICON 38 Great Mills 20 CHOPTICON 10 Northeast 48 CHOPTICON 7 Bishop McNamara 50 CHOPTICON 23 Bishop McNamara 29 CHOPTICON 20 Landon 35 78 Half Nelson and a pin. Braves on top. Over powered, but not beaten. A job well done. FOOTBALL SEASON Top: CHARLOTTE CRADLE (co-capt.) KATHIE MEREDITH (COKJEpt.) 1st Row: VALERIE WILLIAMS DIANE DICKERSON ZELMA WOODLAND JOAN BROWN Kneeling: BRENDA THOMPSON YVONNE THOMPSON HELEN BAKER Not Pictured: ANN TYLER VARSITY j, CHEERLEADERS ! J 7 BASKETBALL SEASON HELEN BAKER DIANE DICKERSON ZELMA WOOLAND CHARLOTTE CRADLE (co-capt.) YVONNE THOMPSON (co-capt.) BRENDA THOMPSON ANN TYLER GLORIA COOPER JOAN BROWN MARGARET SMITH JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS VICKI MOSSMAN . DORIS SOWELL CAROLINE GRAY . MILLIE SHADE . DARLENE HAMMETT LUCY BARNES • VICKI SUTHARD • SUSAN WEINER MICHELLE DUKE • GERTRUDE THOMAS • JUDY SCRIBER DR. JULIUS A. LEV AY, PRINCIPAL Dear Seniors: The mirror-image of today’s teenager is indeed a blurred one. He lives in a society where very little seems sacred. Traditional moral values have been repudiated in favor of “new mor- als,” but these, like old values, fail to stabilize society. The modern youth must develop his own ethical code, since prescribed codes seem no longer to exist. If he is to be functional in this so- ciety, he must know who he is, what he can and cannot handle emotionally, and how he can re- late effectively to other people. It is my sincere hope that we here at CHOPTICON have pre- pared you well enough that you can take our society and shape it in such a way that we might all experience a better way of life. Sincerely, 84 Julius A. Levay Principal DWIGHT E. CHAKALES GEORGE M. ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS 85 Marcia Brooks English Daniel R. Coxe Trades 87 WHAT IS IT’S THE FIRST WITH 160 NEW TEACHING? DAY OF SCHOOL NAMES . . . Darwin L. Engle Music Janies P. Estep, Chairman Special Education 89 Elaine A. Diskin English Patricia F. Felton Physical Education 90 Alvin J. Guffey Business Robert S. Fuger a Mathematics William J. Gasper Science Hilliard H. Huggins Mathematics 91 Michael Humphries Social Studies Olivia C. In signares ' Language ' ffccx I fue- u t -t vi 11 i £ t v o q ui'mh C. Th a.Q.i a ano C-OiahJ «1«. nl t dc- (Lin to de. hj( -f nt. wt|M y GrC-0 U Ai ov «t4.S QtC-V}0 tol SJ.--V CjUtt hfCfif e.-u fa s ««gz . IT'S THE PRIVILEGE OF “CUTTING” THE LUNCH LINE . . . Harvey L. Lineback Librarian Locke 93 IT’S DIRECTING TRAFFIC IN THE HALLS . . . Dan McGrew, Chairman Driver Education Alroy Murrell Business 95 IT’S SEVENTH NOBODY BECAUSE OF AND Michael J. Park Mathematics PERIOD WITH TO TEACH BASKETBALL WRESTLING . . . Patricia A. Poates, Chairman Foreign Language Mildred C. Reeves, Chairman English Christine E. Perkins English IT'S GETTING NINE-WEEK GRADES IN ON ve ’' y P ' v “ stf P V V r Gary Smith Physical Education Roberta J. Smith English Mary L. Smith Physical Education Edward L. Swecker, Chairman Trades r whit but Frank U. Sowell Physical Education IT’S GUIDING STUDENTS DOWN THE PATH OF KNOWLEDGE . . . Jeannie D. Van Nortwick, Chairman Social Studies C. Franklin Van Scoik Social Studies Claude B. Swim Business Gayle Zahos English SECRETARIES Mary Jane Scully Marie Burroughs Rosalyn Zimmerman Dorothy Newkirk CAFETERIA STAFF Mary Yenetta, Manager Lillian Fenwick Lorena Tyler Blanche Greer Alice Dorsch, Asst. Manager Shirley Lacey Ella Pilkerton Mary Agnes Hill CUSTODIANS 1st Row: Karl Goldring, Head Custodian Charles Holt Margaret Dorsey John Hebb 2nd Row: C'ordell Carter Herman Dickerson Frederick Gray Murphy Smith Shepard Bennett Food Trades Jack Campion Electro-Mechanical Servicing Cheryl Feelo Cosmetology IT’S EXPLAINING THE DIRECTIONS FOR THE 100th TIME . . . Joseph A. Lawrence Trowel Trades Robert Rellihen Electronics 106 Frederick Wood Carpentry SENIORS MARGARET MARY ADAMS PHILIP STEVEN ARMSWORTHY MATTHEW RODNEY THOMAS ELMER BAILEY ASHTON CAROLYN ANN BAIRD AGNES ELEANOR BAKER JAMES ANDREW BAKER ROBERT QUIRL BAKER HELEN THERESA BANKS PATRICK JOSEPH JANET LEIGH BEAVAN LOUISE BLANCHE BARTHLEME BENNETT III JOSEPH EDWARD BERRY KEVIN BISHOP SEAN BISHOP DAVID ROLFE BOGIE BEST ALL AROUND: Charlotte Cradle and Ray Raley EDWARD HERMAN BOWLES GLORIA MARIE BOWLES GRACE MARIE BOWLES JOSEPH DANIEL BOWLES MARY ELLEN BRAXTON WILLIAM MARVIN BRAXTON SANDRA ELIZABETH BRISCOE RONALD CRAIG BUCHANAN ARTHUR JEROME BUTLER JOSEPH KELLY BUTLER MICHAEL JOSEPH BUTLER WANDA THERESA BUTLER ELMER J. BROWN MARGARET DELORES BUCKLER JOANNE GENEVIEVE BROWN PETER VINCENT CAMERON AGNES GERTRUDE CHASE ROY SYLVESTER CHESLEY BARBARA SUSAN CLARK HELEN SUZANNE CLARK EVELYN ELIZABETH PATRICIA ANN CLARKE BARBARA VICTORIA CLARKE COLEMAN DAVID THOMAS COPSEY JAMES HAROLD COUNTISS RONALD NALLY COX CHARLOTTE LAVERNE CRADLE II4 MICHAEL LAWRENCE BRENDA DARLENE DAVIS CUSICK GARY DAVID DEAN MOST ATHLETIC: Yvonne Thompson and Lawrence Tyer. (Not Pictured: David Dicob) FRANCIS COMPTON GEORGE ANTHONY AGNES DIANE DICKERSON DELOZIER DELOZIER DOROTHY MARIE CECELIA PATRICE DICOB LEO DAVID DICOB RICHARD CHARLES DIEHL DICKERSON CLASS CLOWNS: Wanda Butler and Rodney Ashton. DEBORAH ANN DIXON DORIS CECELIA DORSEY HOWARD PATRICK DOUGLAS GLORIA JEAN DOWNS ROBERT BRIAN DRAHEIM JOSEPH RONALD DUNN RAYMOND IGNATIUS DYSON ELIZABETH DEBORAH MARY PATRICIA GIBBONS LINDA MARIE GIBSON GASS DOROTHY IRENE GILLINGHAM JOHN WILLIAM MARY LORETTA BRENDA LEE GRAVES DARLENE MARIE GRAVES GOLDSBOROUGH GOLDSBOROUGH MARILYN ANN GRAVES THOMAS LAWRENCE CATHERINE LOUISE GUY JOSEPH ELMORE GUY GREENWELL JUDITH ANN GUY NORMA LEE GUY WILLIAM EDWARD GUY ANALEE THERESA HALL 118 JOSEPH ELTON HALL LYNDA ANN HALL AGNES PATRICIA HARDING MOST POLITE: Charles Young, Delores Hill, and Brad Howard. MARJORIE ANN HAYDEN LINDA ANN HEARD JOAN MARIE HEMMING MELVIN ALOYSIUS HERBERT DALE ANDREW HILL DELORES FRANCIS HILL JOSEPH ROBERT HILL MOST DEPENDABLE: Debbie Dixon and John Hurry. LAWRENCE DUANE HILL WILLIAM MICHAEL HILL JAMES HENRY HODGES 120 LAWRENCE WILLIAM KIRK BRADLEY HOWARD PAUL THOMAS HOWE JOHN WILLIAM HURRY HOLTON JAMES GREGORY JORDAN MICHAEL JACOB JORDAN ELLEN PATRICIA KANE MARK JOHN KANOWICZ MARY ELIZABETH KNOTT VIRGINIA DARLENE KNOTT BARBARA ANNE KRAWCZYK KEITH ALEXANDER LAKE DONNA SUZANNE KEITHLEY TANA ELAINE KELLUM VIVIAN SUE KIMBLE GARY PATRICK KNOTT GAIL ANN LARRABEE CHARLES BERNARD LASCHALT BARBARA JEAN LATHROUM PAUL ANTHONY LAWRENCB KIMBERLY JEANNE MICHAEL WALTER LLOYD ELLEN MARIE LONG LEIGHTON MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: David Young and Shirley Mills. GERALDINE ELIZABETH SUSAN ELAINE LONG MICHAEL PETER LOPITZ LONG EARL LEROY LOWE BRENDA SUE LUCAS FRANCIS IRVIN LUMPKINS SHARON MARIE MASON BEST DRESSED: Margaret Smith and Robert Baker. GLORIA JEAN MATTINGLY LUKE WILLIAM MATTINGLY DEBORAH MARY McCOLLUM THOMAS ALOYSIUS JACKIE RAY McGINNIS DIANE MARIE McGONIGLE KAREN PILKERTON McKAY McDonald ROBERT EUGENE MURPHY ROBERT WAYNE NELSON HELEN THERESA NELSON LINDA LOUISE NELSON RICHARD ANDERSON NEWKIRK JOHN HOWARD QUADE LAWRENCE EDWARD RALEY CHRISTINE MARIE DOROTHY CHRISTINE PRICE BARBARA IRENE QUADE NEWTON WILLIAM CARROLL QUADE CYNTHIA ANN RALEY GLORIA ROSE RALEY LAWRENCE RAY RALEY EDITH DIANE REED STEPHANIE LYNN REHM 126 LUCY MAY RIDGELL RALPH EDWARD RIDGELL AMOS ERVIN RIPPLE MOST SERVICE TO SCHOOL: Ray Raley and Jane Wathen. RICHARD KEITH RONK GAIL MARIE RUSSELL JOHN STEVENS RUSSELL MARY ELIZABETH RUSSELL ROY GALEN RUSSELL WILLIAM LOUIS RUSSELL SHARON LEE RYCE MOST FRIENDLY: Ann Tyler and Francis DeLozier. EVANGELINE LOUISE GEORGE DeANDRE DEBORAH ANNE SHLEMON SCRIBER SCRIBER SHIGEKI BAN SHOEMAKER CATHERINE PATRICIA ARGARET LOUISE SMITH SHORT M ANDREA DELORES SOMERVILLE BRENDA DELORES STASCH COLETTA JEAN SWECKER FRANKLIN DAVID TENNYSON AGNES YVONNE THOMPSON KAREN GUY THOMPSON MASSEY GOUGH THOMPSON PATRICIA ANN THOMPSON RONALD LEE THOMPSON SANDRA JUANITA SANDRA RAE THORNE THOMPSON VIRGINIA LEE TIPPETT DAVID WAYNE TRENT JULIANA LENORA TVER LAWRENCE SYLVESTER TYER DANIEL WALTER VALLANDINGHAM SUSAN RUTH VALLANDINGHAM STEVEN DALE TYLER 130 GORDON LOUIS VOGEL MICHAEL VANCE WALDRON CAROLINE MARIE WATHEN BIGGEST FLIRTS: Ann Tyler and Elmer Brown. MARGARET ANN WATHEN MARY ALMA WATHEN SUSAN JANE WATHEN FRANCES RUTH WEBB MARIAN ROSE WHALEN PATRICIA MARGARET WHITE JOHN JAMES WILCE MOST STUDIOUS: Mike Lloyd and Glenna Wood. VALERIE JOAN WILLIAMS PEARL LORETTA WILSON GLENNA JEAN WOOD JOSEPH WILLIAM WOODLAND RICHARD PELHAM WOOD VIVIAN THERESA WOOD ZELMA MARIE WOODLAND JANICE ANN WOODBURN PEGGY MARIE YORKSHIRE AGNES ROSETTA YOUNG CATHERINE ROSEMARY YOUNG DAVID ALOYSIUS YOUNG ELIZABETH MAXINE YOUNG MARY ELIZABETH YOUNG MARY EMMA YOUNG ALICE KAY BUSH WILLIAM PAUL FENWICK GEORGE BERNARD GIBSON MOST ATTRACTIVE: Debbie Gass and George Gibson. MARY MARGARET MASON FRANCIS ALOYSIUS NELSON JOAN BERNADINE REED CHARLES HENRY THOMPSON IN MEMORIAM WILLIAM HENRY THOMAS SENIOR DIRECTORY MOTTO: COLORS: NEW IDEAS FOR A NEW DECADE BLUE and GOLD SONG: BORN FREE FLOWER: CARNATION ADAMS, MARGARET MARY “Sissy” Drama 1; Chorus 1; F.B.L.A. 2; Majorette 3, 4. I, Margaret Adams, bequeath to Frannie Johnson my majorette boots and my ability to fill out a federal form wrong. ARMSWORTHY. PHILIP STEVEN “Philip” Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1 (Captain); Track 1; S.C.A. Representative 1, 4; Newspaper 2; Junior Class President; Varsity Club 3, 4; Social Studies Seminar 4. I, Philip Armsworthy, bequeath seven days to anyone, so I can play football this year. ASHTON, MATTHEW RODNEY “Fish” Basketball 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chamber Singers 3, 4 (President); Radio Club 4; Drama Club 4. I, Matthew Ashton, bequeath to my brother Jerome my ability to be a bom leader and singer. BAILEY. THOMAS ELMER “Tommy” BAIRD. CAROLYN ANN “Kelly” BAKER. AGNES ELEANOR “Bubble Eyes” Chorus 1,3; Art Club 4; Newspaper 4. I, Agnes Baker, bequeath to my sister Marie Baker my ability to get along with all the teachers, but watch out for the principals. BAKER, JAMES ANDREW “Andy Brown” Basketball 2; Track 4. I, James Baker, bequeath my good looks to my brother Louis. BAKER JR.. ROBERT QUIRL “Robert” Band 1; Track 1; Art Club 1; Football 2, 4; Chorus 3; Drama Club 4. I, Robert Baker, bequeath to George Baker my ability to find a sweet girl like Margaret Smith in his two years left at Chopticon High. I. Louise Bennett, bequeath to any underclassman my ability to have a flat tire on the very first day of school and the stamina to be a majorette. BERRY, JOSEPH EDWARD “Jobaby” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Football 1; Varsity Club I, Joseph Berry, bequeath all my abilities to my sister, Agnes Berry, to keep off her back and give slack so that she may- get along with others as well as she does now. BISHOP, KEVIN “Kevin” BISHOP, SEAN “Sean” BOGIE, DAVID ROLFE “Bog” Baseball 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Track 3, 4; Basketball 3; Radio Club 3, 4; Football Manager 4; Varsity Club 4. I, David Bogie, bequeath to Patty Gatton and Doug Pettit all the troubles and problems of trying to get a “Chopticon Dateline” tape out every- week by Friday. Good luck underclassmen! BOWLES, EDWARD HERMAN “Eddie” I, Eddie Bowles, bequeath to my sister Livy my place in the Tech. Center lunch line in hopes she will not cut in front of everybody. BOWLES, GLORIA MARIE “Goofy Pep Club 1; Newspaper 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3. I, Gloria Bowles, bequeath to Marily-n McGinnis my ability to get engaged during my senior year, and then to get married after I get out of school. BOWLES, GRACE MARIE “Mama Bowles” I, Grace Bowles, bequeath to Steve Tyler my loud mouth; to Luke and Cindy, my pleasant personality; and to Larry Goddard, our four dollar marriage license. BANKS. HELEN THERESA “Shorty” G.A.A. 3; Chorus 3. I, Helen Banks, bequeath to my sister Christine the ability to make passing grades and still have a good time with the boys. BARTHLEME, PATRICK JOSEPH - Fat’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 2; Baseball 3, 4; Football 4. I. Pat Barthleme, bequeath the right to attend school next ear to anyone who is foolish enough to accept it. BEAVAN, JANET LEIGH “Janet1 Riding Club 4. ., Janet Beavan, bequeath to the “gang” all my old suds can: and all the booze they can drink. To my brother David leave the fun and the work that comes with being a “Mights Senior.” BENNETT. LOUISE BLANCHE “Louise F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2; Majorette 3, 4. BOW'LES, JOSEPH DANIEL “Joe” F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 (Treasurer), 4; S.C.A. 3 (Parliamentarian). I. Joe Bowles, bequeath to John Faunce and Bobby Wood the ability to find someone else to cheat off in math class next year; to Bootsie Hall, the ability to go through the next two years of C.H.S. without doing any homework; and to Mr. Swecker, the ability to find someone to teach him about feeding the hogs in the years to come. BRAXTON, MARY ELLEN “Marybell” Home Ec. Club 1; Drama Club 4; Newspaper 4. I, Mary Braxton, bequeath to my sister Shirley Mae in- ability to find a true and grateful boy friend, which she can keep, and to Lavonia Curtis my ability to keep up the school spirit. BRAXTON, WTLLIAM MARVIN “Dome” Basketball Manager 1, 2; Photography Club 2; Football 3; Chamber Singers 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Wrestling 4. I, Wrilliam Braxton, bequeath to Velda Thompson and her gang my ability to feel like a button, and to all of the underclassmen, my ability to put up with Mr. McLuckie, Mr. Chakales and Dr. Levay. 136 BRISCOE, SANDRA ELIZABETH “Sandy” Pep Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; Drama Club 4; Library Club 4. I, Sandra Briscoe, bequeath to my sister Diane my ladylike figure and to Rosie Swales, my tremendous height. BROWN. JR., ELMER JEROME “ELMER” Football 3, 4; Wrestling 3; Track 3. I. Elmer Brown, bequeath my ability to play ping-pong to Frank Sowell Jr., better known as “Mickey.” BROWN, JOANNE GENEVIEVE “Joan” Art Club 1; F.T.A. 1, 2 (Secretary), 3 (Secretary), 4 (Secretary); G.A.A. 2, 3 (Publicity Manager and Sec.), 4 (Secretary); Yearbook 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Junior Class Officer (Secretary); Newspaper 3, 4; Senior Class Officer (Secretary); Drama Club 4 (Secretary); Library Club 4; Cheerleading 4. I, Joan Brown, bequeath to any doubtful underclassmen the courage and the desire to fulfill his education for the joy and happiness it will bring in the future. BUCHANAN, RONALD CRAIG “Ronnie” Science Club 1, 2; Social Studies Seminar 2, 3; S.C.A. 2, 3; Yearbook 3; Baseball 3 (Manager); Chess Club 4; Radio Club 4. I, Ronald Buchanan, bequeath to Ron Ellis the privilege of doing Mr. Miller’s special “favors.” BUCKLER. MARGARET DELORES “Dumb Buckler” F.B.L.A. 2. I, Margie Buckler, bequeath to my brothers Rabbit and Wayne the ability to goof off in Mr. Humphries U.S. History class and still pass, and to my friend Maxine, one wash cloth, one bar of soap, one towel, and one can of Ban-she’s my friend. BUSH, ALICE KAY “Kay” Social Studies Seminar 3; Library Club 4 (Treasurer); Drama Club 4. I, Alice Bush, bequeath to Brenda Bush the ability to keep Gary Curtis under control and to Gertrude Thomas, the ability to keep the boys swinging without getting into arguments. BUTLER, ARTHUR JEROME “Bear” Chamber Singers 4. I, Arthur Butler, bequeath to George Armstrong my height and my ability to get out of school as easily as I did. BUTLER, JOSEPH KELLY “Arnold” Track 1, 2, 4; Football 1, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Art Club 3. I, Joseph Butler, bequeath to Delores Butler the ability to do what we seniors did at our last year here at Chopticon High. BUTLER, JOSEPH MICHAEL “Joseph” Track I, Michael Butler, bequeath to Wallace Nelson my ability to play basketball. BUTLER, WANDA THERESA “Wanda” G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Newspaper 2, 4; Drama Club 4; Library Club 4 (President); Folklore Club 4. I, Wanda Butler, bequeath to Marilyn Y'oung my ability to play basketball, all my pep throughout the school year, and to party hardy on weekends. CAMERON, PETER VINCENT “Pete” I, Pete Cameron, bequeath to my brother Billy the ability to graduate from C.H.S. CHASE, AGNES GERTRUDE “Agnes” Pep Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; Art Club 1, 4. I, Agnes Chase, bequeath to Brenda Bush and Karen Veney, the ability to maintain their cool at all times. Keep your soulful ways girls and you will be a winner. CHESLEY, ROY SYLVESTER “Roy” Photography Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Wrestling 3. I, Roy Chesley, bequeath to Sheila Carter my musical ability and to John Maddox one lunch ticket and Jimmy. CLARK, BARBARA SUSAN “Barb” S.C.A. 1, 2, 4; Photography Club 2; Yearbook 3 (Asst. Ed.), 4 (Editor). I, Barbara Clark, bequeath to Kathy Wathen my nickname “Clabba” and my cows in hopes that she will receive as much teasing as I did. CLARK, HELEN SUZANNE “Helen” Cheerleading 1, 2 (Co-Captain), 3; Newspaper 2, 3; Photography Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Radio Club 3, 4; Drama Club 4. I, Helen Clark, bequeath to Mr. Miller the ability to smile and keep an image, and to Sandy Kanowicz, all my business in hopes that she keeps them pleased. CLARKE, EVELYN ELIZABETH “Peggie” G.A.A. 2; F.H.A. 3; Library Club 4; Art Club 4; Newspaper 4. I, Evelyn Clarke, bequeath to my sister Blanche Clarke my ability to talk out in class without being given detention. Watch the vice-principals. CLARKE. PATRICIA ANN “Cha Cha Cha” Group Singing 1, 2, 3, 4; Sewing 2; Drama Club 4. I, Patricia Clarke, bequeath to my giant little sister my shortness, my friendliness, and my personality. COLEMAN, BARBARA VICTORIA “Vicki” F.B.L.A. 3; New-spaper 3, 4. I, Barbara Coleman, bequeath to Sandy Hall my ability to go with two boys at once and keep peace between the three of us and any other charm that I might leave behind. COMBS, PAUL S. “Paul” COPSEY, DAVID THOMAS “David” I, David Copsey, to Ronnie Mattingly my ability to go through a day in Auto Body without Mr. Whiting yelling at you. COUNTISS, JAMES HAROLD “Harold” Varsity Club 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 2, 3,4. I, Harold Countiss, bequeath to Howard Peay my ability to run a 10:00 second hundred yard dash and stay alive. COX, RONALD NALLEY “It’s Him” Library Club 3; Drama Club 4. I, Ronald Cox, bequeath to Massey Thompson my ability to use the K-6. f CRADLE, CHARLOTTE LaVERNE “Dustie” Cheerleading 1, 2 (Co-Captain), 3, 4 (Co-Captain); S.C.A. 1, 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 (Treasurer), 4 (Treasurer); F.T.A. 1, 2, 3 (Treasurer), 4 (Treasurer); Pep Club 1, 2; Yearbook 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Senior Class Vice-President; Drama Club 4; Library Club 4; Newspaper 4; Social Studies Seminar 4. I. Charlotte Cradle, bequeath to my brother Ronald Cradle, the ability to conquer hardships and the ambition to succeed in all that he endeavors. To my great friend Agnes Bowman I leave the position of “Best All Around”; to Rosie Swales my cheerleading uniform; and to Bernadette Baker my saddle shoes. CUSICK, MICHAEL LAWRENCE “Mike” DAVIS, BRENDA DARLENE “Brenda” S.C.A. 1. 2, 3, 4; Medical Services Club 1, 2; F.T.A. 1, 3; 137 Social Studies Seminar 2; Chamber Singers 2. 3, 4; Newspaper 2; Yearbook 3, 4; Jr. Class Play; Senior Class Ways and Means Chm.; French Club 4 (President); Md. All State Chorus 4. I, Brenda Davis, bequeath to my sister Myra my ability to remember everything and to Janie Mossman my unique ability to always know what Pm doing. DEAN, GARY DAVID “Dynamite” Football 2, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Track 3; Basketball 3, 4. DELOZIER, FRANCIS COMPTON “Stumpy” S.C.A. 1; Photography Club 2, 3, 4 (President); Baseball 3, 4; Riding Club 3; Drama Club 4; Varsity Club 4. I. Francis Delozier, bequeath to Betty Reeves a pair of slacks and to Wendy Nickerson and Joanne Gass the Photography Club. DELOZIER, GEORGE ANTHONY “George” F.F.A. 2. I, George Delozier, bequeath to Eddie Stauffer my old worn out 3 speed and rust spots in hopes he will use it in good health. DICKERSON, AGNES DIANNE “Dee Dee” G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, 4. I, Dianne Dickerson, bequeath to Shirley Mae Dickerson and Lilly Mae Price, my ability to be slim and trim and to watch their diet. DICKERSON, BARBARETTE C. “Barbarette” DICKERSON, DOROTHY MARIE “Dot” S.C.A. 4; Newspaper 4; Drama Club 4. I, Dorothy Dickerson, bequeath to my sisters, Sheila the ability to carry on in class and pass with a B average, and to Mary Ruth all of my telephone calls and my old boy friends. fTRATTETM, ROBERT BRIAN “Bobby” Football 1; F.F.A. 1. 1, Robert Draheim, bequeath to Billy Draheim all of Carl Clement’s hair, with hones that he taices it to the barber and gets some of those curly Tiairs cut on. DUNN, JOSEPH RONALD “Ronnie” Science Club 1; Industrial Arts Club I, 2; Conservation Club 2, 3; Library Club 4. I, Ronnie Dunn, bequeath to the Mechanicsville gang my ability to drive a “whatchamacallit” and still live, and to Paul Choporis and Jimmy Long a way to school in the morning. DYSON, RAYMOND IGNATIUS “Ray” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. I, Raymond Dyson, bequeath to Ronnie Curtis the ability to play a good game of basketball without crying. ELLIS, THOMAS MICHAEL “Thomas” FARR, WILLIAM LEONARD “Billy” I, Billy Farr, bequeath to little brother the bomb and I hope he has better luck with it. FENWICK, WILLIAM PAUL “Paul” FITZGERALD, WILLIAM JUDE “Fitz” Track 1, 2; Intramurals 1; Glee Club 1; Booster Club 1. 2; S.C.A. 2; Football 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Social Studies Seminar 3, 4; Newspaper 4. FRAZIER, RUSSELL ROBERT “Russy” GARNER, JOHN DENNIS “Dennis” DICOB, CECELIA PATRICE “Sis” S.C.A. 3; Riding Club 3; Drama Club 4 (Vice-President). I, Sis Dicob, bequeath to my sister the ability to do it and sometimes get away with it, and to Joe Fearns all I had and will have. “Debbie” (Secretary), 4 GASS, ELIZABETH DEBORAH Glee Club 1; Photography Club 2, 3 (Secretary); F.B.L.A. 3; N.H.S. 3, 4. I, Debbie Gass, bequeath to Frannie Hammett my ability to get along with my boy friends, and my ability to always get home on time. DICOB. DAVID LEO “Dave” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1,2; Varsity Club 3, 4: Photography Club 4. I, David Dicob, bequeath to Larry Joy 25 cents for a certain service rendered unto me. Hee! Hee! DIEHL, RICHARD CHARLES “Rat I, Richard Diehl, bequeath all my books and hard studies and all my good times at Pennies to Rita Nelson. DIXON, CHERYL A. “Cheryl” DIXON, DEBORAH ANN “Debbie” F.T.A. 1, 2 (Vice-President), 3 (President), 4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Chamber Singers 2, 3 (President), 4; Newspaper 2; N.H.S. 3, 4; Social Studies Seminar 3, 4; Senior Class President. I, Debbie Dixon, bequeath to Mr. Miller my bleeding ulcer and a bottle of “Excedrin” to help him cope with any other students he has who are as scientifically minded as I am. DOUGLAS, HOWARD PATRICK “Howard” Band 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. DOWNS, GLORIA JEAN “Gloria Jean” F.B.L.A. 2, 3. 4. I, Gloria Jean Downs, bequeath to Frannie Hammet the abili- ty to drive to school every’ day in your parents car. GIBBONS, MARY PATRICIA “Pat” GIBSON, GEORGE BERNARD “Gibby” Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Wrestling 4. GIBSON, LINDA MARIE “Linda” Medical Services Club 1, 2; Newspaper 4. I, Linda Gibson, bequeath to my brother Steve my ability to carry school books home and have homework, and to Chuck Hall my ability to keep my mouth shut in emergencies-only. GILLINGHAM, DOROTHY IRENE “Dottie” Social Studies Seminar 2. I. Dottie Gillingham, bequeath to Brenda Buckler my ability to endure four years of English without going crazy. GOLDSBOROUGH. JOHN WILLIAM “John” GOLDSBOROUGH, MARY LORETTA “Mary” I, Mary Glodsborough, bequeath to Cathy Norris all my left over used pencils, so that she won’t have to ask me for one everyday. GRAVES, BRENDA LEE “Brenda” Chorus 1; S.C.A. 1, 2; Newspaper 2; F.B.L.A. 2, 3 (Parliamentarian), 4 (President); Junior Class Officer (Vice-President); N.H.S. 3, 4. I, Brenda Graves, bequeath to Chuck Graves my ability to eat candy in English class without being caught and to Mr. Murrell my ability to be scared of somethin or someone sometime. GRAVES, DARLENE MARIE “Darling” Library Club 3; F.B.L.A. 4. I, Darlene Graves, bequeath to any Junior with ambition the zest and zeal to cope with two years shorthand, hoping they attain a better perception of transcription than I. GRAVES, MARILYN ANN “Marilyn” Chorus 1; Social Studies Seminar 2; Spanish Club 3, 4. I, Marilyn Graves, bequeath to anyone who wants it, my job as Mr. Miller’s lab assistant and to Sue Wilson one pair of goggles in case her lab blows up. GREENWELL, THOMAS LAWRENCE “Larry Canary” I, Larry Greenwell, bequeath to Gary Goldsborough my ability to run into Toot’s Bar doing 30 mph and not get hurt, and to pull up school signs without getting suspended. GUY. CATHERINE LOUISE “Cat” Science Club 1; F.B.L.A. 4; S.C.A. 4; Bank Teller 4. I, Cathy Guy, bequeath to Cathy Yates all the good looking boys at C.H.S. in hopes she will find the one she likes the best. GUY, JOSEPH ELMORE “Joe” F.F.A. 1.2. I, Joe Guy, bequeath to Daniel Beavans my ability to get along with all the girls. GUY, NORMA LEE “Norma” Chorus 1; F.H.A. 2; Riding Club 4. I, Norma Guy, bequeath to Linda Guy the ability to have fun in any class and still pass, and to all underclassmen the privilege of being a senior. GUY, JUDITH ANN “Judy” GUY, WILLIAM EDWARD “Eddie” S.C.A. 1; Industrial Arts Club 2. I, Eddie Guy, bequeath to anyone who owns a GI Chevy the talent to keep it on the road—I couldn’t. I also bequeath Stink Downs, who was with me, the luck to only break his elbow'. HALEY, JAMES PATRICK “Jimmy” HALL, ANNALEE THERESA “Lobster” F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 3. I, Annalee Hall bequeath to Barbara Ferguson the ability to choose her style of clothing so that she will stop wearing the same pants I wear. HALL, JOSEPH ELTON “Joe” HALL, LYNDA ANN “Lynda” HARDING, AGNES PATRICIA “Pat” F.B.L.A. 2, 4; Newspaper 3; N.H.S. 3, 4. I, Pat Harding, bequeath to my brother Ray the ability to stay out of “Trouble” at C.H.S. HAYDEN, FRANCIS WILLIAM “Billy” HAYDEN, JOSEPH STANLEY “Stanley” Football 1, 3; Basketball 2. 3, 4; Track 3. I, Stanley Hayden, bequeath to George Young my ability to play basketball and football and stick it out. HAYDEN, MARJORIE ANN “Margie” HEARD, LINDA ANN “Linda” HEMMING, JOAN MARIE “Joanie” Photography Club 2; F.B.L.A. 4. I, Joan Hemming, bequeath to Cindy Tennyson the ability to stay out of trouble on weekends. HENDERSON, GEORGE GRIFFIN “Hippie” Football 1; Newspaper 1; Band 2; Soccer 3; Glee Club 3; Track 3; Library 3; French Club 4; Social Studies Seminar 4; Folklore Club 4; S.C.A. 4. I, George Henderson, bequeath to Mike Burch and Mike Burns all my Washington Free Press papers and my instinctive ability to get into trouble without doing anything, in hopes that they will follow in my footsteps. HERBERT, MELVIN ALOYSIUS “Melvin” HILL, DALE ANDREW “Dale” Photography Club 1, 2, 3; Tagging and Ecology Club 1, 2; Conservation Club 1, 2; Audio Visual Club 1, 2, 3; Newspaper 2 (Business Manager), 3 (Business Manager), 4; Social Studies Seminar 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4. I, Dale Hill, bequeath to Allen Buckler my ability to not know w'hat I’m talking about, yet still sound very convincing. HILL, FRANCES DELORES “Moony” G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (President); F.T.A. 1, 2, 3 (Historian), 4; I. Delores Hill, bequeath to Mary Agnes Blackistone the numerous amount otbooKs that i take home every night, and the ability to resist the “creeping comfort” while studying for long hours. HILL, JOSEPH ROBERT “Peanuts” Undustrial Arts Club I, 2, 3; Science Club 1; Art Club 3. I. Joe Hill, beoueath to Bert Anderson my nickname HunK-a-chunk and aTl the bad luck that goes with it in hopes that he can do better than 1. HILL, LAWRENCE DUANE “Stinky” F.F.A. 1; Social Studies Seminar 2. I, Larry Hill, bequeath to anyone my ability to clear rooms with no problem; and to “Mole”, my ability to run into cars and spill coke everywhere. HILL. LORRAINE MARY “Lorraine” HILL, LYNDA ANN “Lynda” HILL, WILLIAM MICHAEL “Mike” I, Mike Hill, bequeath to Fred Allen Anderson all the dents in a certain Chevrolet, and to Wayne Gravis, a w'ay out every time he gets in trouble. HIXON, DONALD L. “Don” Band 1, 2. HODGES, JAMES HENRY “Jimmy” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Photography Club 2, 3; Social Studies Seminar 3, 4 (Reporter); Wrestling 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Newspaper 4 (Football Ed.). I, James Hodges, bequeath to my little brother. Wayne, all 139 of my 200 pounds so he can diet to play football too; to Dave Harmon, my football helmet; and to Bobby Hall, my football shoulder pads. HOLLEY, MICHAEL JEROME “Dinka” I, Mike Holley, bequeath to William Jones my ability to excel- in physical education. HOLTON, LARRY WILLIE “Wil” Band 1, 2; Art Club 3, 4; Folklore Club 4; Track 4. I, Larry Holton, bequeath to Ronald Curtis, and any other boys with this unfortunate problem, my ability to crow a decent bush. HOWARD, KIRK BRADLEY “Brad S.C.A. 1, 2, 3; Art Club 1, 3 (Treasurer); Science Club 1; Conservation Club 2; Social Studies Seminar (President); Folklore Club 4; Senior Class Treasurer. I, Brad Howard, bequeath to Mike Wathen my empty gum wrappers and to Paul Choporis my ability to be absent on days French tests are given. HOWE, PAUL THOMAS “Paul” HURRY, JOHN WILLIAM “Jay” F.T.A. 1; Basketball 1; Football 2; Yearbook 2, 3 (Ass’t. Advertising Manager), 4 (Advertising Manager). I, Jay Hurry, bequeath to Betty Reeves my dry scaly liver and to Silas Hurry and Sue Weiner, 1,000 pieces of “Chubble” bubble gum. JOHNSON, JAMES EDWARD “Jethis” F.F.A. 1. I, Jimmy Johnson, bequeath to Carl Clements and Billy Draheim a case of Budweiser and a fifth of Canadian Club. JOHNSON, SUSAN MARIE c “Sue” Band 1; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 2; S.C.A. 2, 3 (Treasurer), 4; Yearbook 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4. I, Sue Johnson, bequeath to my younger brother. Billy, all the joy and heartaches of four years of high school, and to Mr. Miller, two well-used data books. JONES, AGNES HORTENSE “Gertie” I, Agnes Jones, bequeath to Cathy Bailey and Sharon Alvey, Jack Williams and whatever they decide to do with him; and to Sharon Alvey my title as first runner-up for Queen of Tolerance. I know she’d love to have it. JONES, LINDA MARIE “Lynn” I, Linda Jones, bequeath to Imogene Morgan and Clara Bowles the ability to drink Bali Hai and smoke cigarettes in school without getting caught. JONES. VIVIAN LOUISE “Viv” Drama 4; Library Club 4; Newspaper 4; Folklore 4. I, Vivian Jones, bequeath to Irene my pleasing personality and my seat in the senior class; and to Sharon, my ability to stay calm when another girl takes your guy. JORDAN, JAMES GREGORY “James” JORDAN, MICHAEL JACOB Michael” Basketball 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1; Baseball 2, 4; Drama Club 4 ; Chamber Singers 4; Varsity Club 4. I, Michael Jordan, bequeath to Wayne Jones my ability to play basketball and talk “jive” to the girls. KANE. ELLEN PATRICIA “Snoogs” G.A.A. 1, 4; Newspaper 3; S.C.A. 4; Drama Club 4; Librarv Club 4 (Secretary). I, Ellen Kane, bequeath to Diane Gough my ability to stay out of trouble and to resist going out with other boys. KANOWICZ. MARK JOHN “Mark” Medical Services Club 1; Spanish Club 2; Wrestling 3, 4. I, Mark Kanowicz, bequeath to Nancy Larrabee my ability to remain awake after twelve o’clock midnight. KEITHLEY, DONNA SUZANNE “Suzanne” Art Club 1; College Club 2; Pep Club 2; S.C.A. 2, 3, 4. Drama Club 3,4. I, Suzanne Keithley, bequeath to Paul Kraft all my bad luck in hopes he keeps his family name. KELLUM, TANA ELAINE “Pig Chorus 1; Photography Club 2 (Treasurer); Newspaper 3 KNOTT, VIRGINIA DARLENE “Darlene” 4; Drama Club 4. KIMBLE, VIVIAN SUE “Cupcake” Girls Track 1, 2; Intramurals 3, 4. I, Vivian Kimble, bequeath to Miss Smith my ability not to dress out for class and take her keys without her finding out, and to Bobby, my ability to say “I do” to the minister. KNOTT, GARY PATRICK “Gary” KNOTT, MARY ELIZABETH “Mary” Photography Club 1; F.B.L.A. 4. I, Mary Knott, bequeath to Cindy Tennyson and Kathy Bailey my ability to go out and always have a good time. KNOTT, VIRGINIA DARLENE “Darlene” Pep Club 1, 2; Art Club 3 (Vice-President), 4 (President); Newspaper 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. I, Darlene Knott, bequeath to Dawn Parish the ability to stay sober while watching movies up-side-down; to Marlene Dean, the ability to be “non-conceited”; and to Karen Knott, my seat on the bus. KRAWCZYK, BARBARA ANNE “Barbara” Bacteriology Club 1; Medical Club 2; F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4. I, Barbara Krawczyk, bequeath to Judy Holsinger and Karen Krawczyk, my ability to get along with all my teachers. I also bequeath good health to all store managers. LAKE, KEITH ALEXANDER “Keith” I, Keith Lake, bequeath to Sandy Lumpkins my ring, tie, and broken second string, in hopes it will always keep her out of mischief and trouble. LARRABEE, GAIL ANN “Gail” Newspaper 3; S.C.A. 4 (Recording Secretary). I, Gail Larrabee, bequeath to my “little” sister Nancy, the ’67 Fiat with a crumpled roof w'hich was bequeathed to me last year. I also bequeath to Sandy Kanowicz any trace of Polish blood which may be in my family tree. LASCHALT, CHARLES BERNARD “Charles” LATHROUM, BARBARA JEAN “Barbara Jean” Photography Club 2. I, Barbara Lathroum, bequeath to Daryl Pilkerton a bushel and a peck and a hug around the neck, and the title of being a “Mighty Senior.” LAWRENCE, PAUL ANTHONY “Paul” Industrial Arts Club 1. I, Paul Lawrence, bequeath to Debbie Cusic my ability to get suspended once a year without failure. LEIGHTON. KIMBERLY JEANNE “Kim” 140 Riding Club 3 (Treasurer), 4 (Treasurer). I, Kim Leighton, bequeath to Patty Teague and Edward LLOYD, MICHAEL WALTER “Mike” Photography Club 1, 2; Conservation Club 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; N.H.S. 3,4; S.C.A. 3. Holsinger and Toni Buellere, a brain to work with. LONG, ELLEN MARIE “Piggy” Science Club 1; Medical Service Club 2; Newspaper 3; Drama Club 4; S.C.A. 4. I, Ellen Long, bequeath to my brother Tommy to try and get along better with kids during his senior year at C.H.S., as I’ve tried to do. LONG. GERALDINE ELIZABETH nGerrT,T F.T.A. 1; Medical Services Club 2; French Club 3, 4 (Secretary). I. Gerri Long, bequeath to all underclassmen the ability to be as great a senior class as the Class of“70’ LONG, SUSAN ELAINE “Twig” Chorus 1, 4; F.B.L.A. 1, 2; Riding Club 4. I, Elaine Long, bequeath to Patti Gray my clothes so she can wear them extra long, a “knee knocker”; and to Judy Holsinger and Toni Buellere, a brain to work with. LOPITZ, MICHAEL PETER “Mike” Football 1, 2; Freshmen Class President; Photography Club 1; Medical Services Club 1; S.C.A. 2; Spanish Club 2; Social Studies Seminar 3; Yearbook 3; Newspaper 3; Conservation Club 3; Drama Club 4; Librarv Club 4; Educational Film Club 4. I, Mike Lopitz, bequeath to Laurie Toomey,one marshmallow and to Mike Insley, one fifth of Bali-Hai. LOWE. EARL LEROY “Leroy” Football I; Basketball 1; Track 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Industrial Arts Club 1; Wrestling 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. I, Leroy Lowe, bequeath to “Love Bug” my ability to put up with homeroom teachers, especially my last one, and kisses to remember the Class of “70.” LUCAS, BRENDA SUE “Luke” Chorus 1; F.B.L.A. 2, 3 (Treasurer), 4 (Treasurer). I, Brenda Lucas, bequeath to my sister, Joyce, all my old shorthand notebooks, cartridge pens and empty cartridges in hopes that she can make good use of them. LUMPKINS, FRANCIS IRVIN “Francis” MASON, MARY MARGARET “Margaret” Newspaper Club 4; Library Club 4; Drama Club 4. I, Margaret Mason, bequeath to Patricia Maddox my ability to stay cool, calm, and collected through the most pressing moments; and to my brother John, my good manners and politeness. MASON, SHARON MARIE “Sharon” I, Sharon Mason, bequeath to Brenda Thompson my ability to chew gum in P.O.T.C. class without getting caught; and to Deborah Butler, my ability to stay out of trouble and to get along with boys. MATTINGLY, GLORIA JEAN “Witch” Photography Club 3, 4. MATTINGLY, JOAN ELIZABETH “Joan” F.T.A. 1 (Secretary); Chorus 3; Photography Club 4. I, Joan Mattingly bequeath to W’endy Nickerson all secret hiding places where Coach McGrew never found Dave and me. “Luke” McCOLLUM, DEBORAH MARY “Debbie” G.A.A. 1; Newspaper 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3 (Business Manager). McDonald JR., THOMAS ALOYSIUS “Tommy” Drama Club 4. I, Tommy McDonald, bequeath to Mike Gibson my wallets and combs and the ability to keep the keys of other houses safe and sound. I also leave Harry Webb the luck he needs to get a diploma. McGINNIS, JACKIE RAY “Jackie” McGONIGLE, DIANE MARIE “Diane” Softball 1, 2; Volleyball 2; Newspaper 3, 4. I, Diane McGonigle, bequeath to my sister my ability to be truthful; and to Dot Mace, my place on the corner. McKAY, KAREN PILKERTON “Karen” Newspaper 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 2; F.B.L.A. 3, 4. I, Karen McKay, bequeath to Kathy Connelly my seat on bus 86, and to all the kids of Chopticon everything our school has to offer. McWilliams, patricia Elizabeth “Patty” Pep Club 1; Art Club 1; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President); N.H.S. 3, 4 (Secretary-Treasurer); Social Studies Seminar 3, 4; Spanish Club 4 (Secretary). I, Patricia McWilliams, bequeath to my sister, Monica, my ability to do no homework and still pass; to Evelyn, my vice-presidency in F.T.A., and to Charlotte, my grades in hopes that they will all use them wisely. MEREDITH, KATHIE DALE Kathie” Cheerleading I, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); S.C.A. 1; Photography Club 2 (Secretary); Sophomore Class Treasurer; Yearbook 3, 4 (Ass’t Advertising Manager); Drama Club 4. I, Kathie Meredith, bequeath to Dawn Parish my ability to love Dwight, T.J., and Tracy. MILLS, SHIRLEY LOUISE “Shirley” Art Club 1; F.T.A. 1, 2 (Historian), 3 (Vice-President), 4 (President); Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Ways and Means Chm.; G.A.A. 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4 (Vice-President); Junior Class Ways and Means Chairman; Spanish Club 3; Library Club 4; S.C.A. 4. I, Shirley Mills, bequeath to Mr. Ryan my artistic ability in hopes he will be able to draw a picture of Russian History to students like me. MORGAN, MARY DELORES “Delores” Chorus 1, 2; F.B.L.A. 4; Library Club 4. I, Delores Morgan, bequeath to my sister, Beverly, the ability to keep and be faithful and true to one steady, while flirting with all the other boys; and to Betty Bowles, my sw’eet personality and all the boys she can handle. MORGAN, MARY LOU “Lu Lu” All State Chorus 3; Drama Club 4; Chamber Singers 4. I, Mary Lou Morgan, bequeath to my brother, Wayne, my ability to stick with school through thick and thin. Good kid, you’ll need it. MURPHY, ROBERT EUGENE “BoDoy” Baseball 1. I, Robert Murphy, bequeath to Cupcake all my love and in June my ability to say “I do” to the minister, too. NELSON, FRANCIS ALOYSIUS “Song Bird” Track 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; S.C.A. 1, 4; Art Club 3; Chamber Singers 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Drama Club. I, Francis Nelson, bequeath to Lucy Barnes all my love and affection; and to James Stewart my ability to love all the 141 MATTINGLY. LUKE WILLIAM fjirls that I didn't get a chance to love, and show them what a good thing they missed. NELSON, HELEN THERESA “Tee” I, Helen Nelson, bequeath to Francis Young all of my A’s and B’s that I made in my junior and senior years. NELSON, LINDA LOUISE “Lynn” I, Linda Nelson, bequeath to Dinah Nelson, my younger sister, my good personality and the ability to become a cheerleader next year. NELSON, ROBERT WAYNE “Wayne” Building and Grounds; Baseball; F.F.A. I, Wayne Nelson, bequeath to Chris Quade my ability to catch a baseball. NEWKIRK, RICHARD ANDERSON “Ricky” I, Ricky Newkirk, bequeath to my Mom, the whole school. NEWTON, CHRISTINE MARIE “Chris’ I, Christine Newton, bequeath to Jerry Bohle my pens, pencils and workbooks; and to Gary Knott, my ability to stay awake in P.O.T.C. class. NORRIS. ROSE VERONICA “Rose” OLIVER. PAUL BENJAMIN “Paul” PRICE. DOROTHY IRENE “Dot” G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Home Economics 1. 2; Social Studies Seminar 1; Science Club 2; Art Club 2; Band 3; Majorettes 3; Newspaper 4; Library Club 4; Chamber Singers 4. I, Dorothy Price, bequeath to Idna, Yvonne and Shirley the ability to dance great, to dress nice, and most of all, to be friends with everyone. QUADE, BARBARA IRENE “Bobbi” F.B.L.A. 4. I, Barbara Quade, bequeath to my sister, Debbie, the ability to stay with one boy for at least a month; and to my brother, Mike, any girl he wants. QUADE, JOHN HOWARD “Johnny” I, John Quade, bequeath to my sister, Angela, the ability to go through high school on passing marks. QUADE, WILLIAM CARROLL “Carroll” RALEY, CYNTHIA ANN “Cindy” Chorus 1; F.B.L.A. 2, 3 (Reporter), 4 (Secretary). I, Cindy Raley, bequeath to my sister, Debbie, all the fun I’ve had in Mr. Murrell’s class. RALEY. GLORIA ROSE “Gloria” RALEY, LAWRENCE EDWARD “Larry” RALEY, LAWRINCE RAY “Ray” Basketball 1, 2; S.C.A. 1, 2, 3 (Vice-President), 4 (President). Conservation Club 2 (President); Social Studies Seminar 2, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Folklore Club 4. I, Ray Raley, bequeath to Dr. Levay my laconic speech and 40 per cent of my education; and, to Kathy Wathen, my collection of bubble gum records. REED, EDITH DIANE “Diane” REED, JOAN BERNADINE “Mouse” Drama Club 4; Newspaper 4; G.A.A. 4. I, Joan Reed, bequeath to Marie Newby, my ability to dress like a lady and to flirt with boys; and to Michael Brown, my ability to carry on in class and never get sent to the office. REHM, STEPHANIE LYNN “Stevie” Spanish Club 3, 4. I, Stephanie Rehm, bequeath to three certain junior girls my ability to know the Charlotte Hall Cadets; and, to Patty Teague, I leave my brother, Cadet Rehm. RIDGELL, JOHN STEVENS “John RIDGELL, LUCY MAY “Little May” Bank 4. I, Lucy Ridgell, bequeath to Agnes Lacey the good times and fun days I had here at C.H.S. with her brother. RIDGELL, RALPH EDWARD “Ralph” F.F.A. 1.2. RIPPLE, AMOS ERVIN “Amos” Football 1; S.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Library Club 4. I, Amos Ripple, bequeath to Kathy Wathen my library assistant periods in hopes that she can get her Wednesday night homework done; to Hugh Hall, I leave my seat in lunch so that he won’t have to reach as far; and, to Mike Burch, I leave my crippling tendencies and my finger. RONK, RICHARD KEITH “Rick” RUSSELL, GAIL MARIE “Gail” Glee Club 1, 2; Photography Club 3; Social Studies Seminar 3; F.B.L.A. 3; S.C.A. 4. I, Gail Russell, bequeath to my brother Joe the ability to get Mr. Van Scoik for homeroom, and to have just as much fun as I did here at Chopticon. RUSSELL, JOHN STEVENS “Steve” F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 (Reporter), 4 (Vice-President); S.C.A. 4 (Parliamentarian). RUSSELL, MARY ELIZABETH “Liz” Band 1, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Chorus 4; F.T.A. 4. I, Liz Russell, bequeath to my brother, W’alter, the ability to make it through 4 years at C.H.S., and to Bonnie, June, Linda, and Debbie the ability to be able to have all of the fun next year that we have had this year. RUSSELL, ROY GALEN “Galen” RUSSELL, WILLIAM LOUIS “Willie” Social Studies Seminar 3, 4. RYCE, SHARON LEE “Sharon” Chorus 1,4; Nursing Club 2. I, Sharon Ryce, bequeath to Gayle Wise my ability to talk in Mr. Dew’s class as well as give him a hard time and not get detention. SCRIBER, DVANGELINE LOUISE “Van” Drama Club 4; Library Club 4. I, Evangeline Scriber, bequeath to Cecilia Scriber the ability to follow in her sister’s footsteps and stay out of trouble. SCRIBER, GEORGE DE ANDRE “George” Building and Grounds; Baseball. 142 I, George Scriber, bequeath to Sylvester Thompson my personality. SHLEMON, DEBORAH ANNE “Debbie” S.C.A. 1, 2, 4; Photography Club 1; Art Club 1, 2, 4 (Vice-President); Medical Services Club 2; F.H.A. 1; Offices Assistant 4. I, Debbie Shlemon, bequeath to Joe Oliver my ability to smile when I’m sad; and to any girl lucky enough to get a midshipman, my ability to keep him. SHOEMAKER, SHIGEKI BONN “Jake” Band 1,2,3, 4; Track 3. SHORT, CATHERINE PATRICIA “Cookie” Science Club 1; F.B.L.A. 4. I, Catherine Short, bequeath to any underclassmen my ability to sleep in class without being caught. SMITH, MARGARET LOUISE “Lu Lu” G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Library Club 4; Majorette 4; Cheerleading 4. I, Margaret Smith, bequeath to Delores Carter my enormous height, fabulous figure, and my ability to try to go through the senior year with a broken heart. SOMERVILLE, ANDREA DELORES “Andrea” G.A.A. 1, 2, 4; Social Studies Seminar 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Library Club 3, 4. I, Andrea Somerville, bequeath my 1969 Prom gown to Velda Thompson in hopes she will never have to wear it; and to Sharon Somerville, a bottle of castor oil. SPALDING, LINDA KAY “Kay” S.C.A. 1; Medical Services Club 1, 2; F.T.A. 3, 4; Photography Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Newspaper 4. STASCH, BRENDA DELORES “Brenda” F.B.L.A. 1, 2,3, 4. I, Brenda Stasch, bequeath to Vicky Buckler the ability to get along with all her fellow students, and the ability to drive to school everyday. SWECKER, COLETTA JEAN “Coletta” Medical Services Club 2; F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4. I, Coletta Swecker, bequeath to Mary Wathen my ability to get along with others and my great personality. SWEENEY, CAROLYN MARIE “Carolyn” Spanish Club 1; Science Club 2; S.C.A. 3; Yearbook 4. I, Carolyn Sweeney, bequeath to Dawn Parrish my magnetic attraction for married men. TENNYSON, FRANKLIN DAVID “Frank” THOMPSON. AGNES YVONNE “Puff’ G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President); F.T.A. 1 (Parliamentar- ian), 2 (Historian), 3, 4; S.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Cheerleading 2, 4; Spanish Club 3; Newspaper 3; Chamber Singers 4. I, Yvonne Thompson, bequeath to Brenda Thompson any new phrase other than “right decent”, my ever so attractive high cheering voice, and Glenn, if she promises to treat him well. THOMPSON, CHARLES HENRY “Charles” Building and Grounds; Baseball. I, Charles Thompson, bequeath to Robert Holt my ability to catch a football. THOMPSON, KAREN GAY “Karen” Inter-school Relays 1; Drama Club 4; Chamber Singers 4. I, Karen Thomson, bequeath to anyone else who takes Shorthand II the ability to keep their ABC paper from being demolished by a fellow senior; and to Marlene Dean, one flashlight so she can find her way home without help. THOMPSON, MASSEY GOUGH “A.J.” Freshman Class Secretary; C.S.M.C. 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Library Club 2; S.C.A. 3, 4; Drama Club 4 (President). I, Massey Thompson, bequeath to Laurie Toomey a can of K-6 spot remover in hopes that she knows what to do with it. THOMPSON, PATRICIA ANN “Pat” THOMPSON. RONALD LEE “Ronnie” Art Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2. I, Ronnie Thompson bequeath to Jack Lumpkins the ability to sober up in time for next year’s graduation; and my ability to get all the girls in the U.S.A. with no trouble. THOMPSON, SANDRA JUANITA “Nita” F.H.A. 1; Library Club 4; Drama Club 4. I, Sandra Thompson, bequeath to Bernard Thompson my height and personality. THORNE, SANDRA RAE “Sandra” I, Sandra Thorne, bequeath to Debbie Guy my ability to go out on weekends and come in when I want; and to my brother and sister, I bequeath the ability to make it through school as I did. TIPPETT, VIRGINIA LEE “Ginny” TRENT, DAVID WAYNE “David” Industrial Arts 1, 2. I, David Trent, bequeath to my buddy. Clay Benfield, my 62 Ford, the green wreck. TYER, JULIANA LENORA “Julie” F.T.A. 1; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Library Club 4; Newspaper 4; Folklore Club 4. I, Juliana Tyer, bequeath to Gertrude Thomas my ability to remain friends with anybody through “thick and thin”, and to Howard Peay, my class ring. TYER. LAWRENCE SYLVESTER “Larry” Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Industrial Arts Club 2; Wrestling 3; Drama Club 4; Varsity Club 4; Baseball 4. I, Lawrence Tyer, bequeath to Dwayne Billings some of my height and weight so that one day he will be able to participate in a sport. TYLER. ELIZABETH ANN “Ann” G.A.A. 1; Cheerleading 3, 4; Radio Club 3, 4. I, Ann Tyler, bequeath to Miss Felton a broom; to John Tyler, lots of luck; to Butck Quade, my ability to smile when losing; and to Bill Stone, an old tennis racket. TYLER. STEVEN DALE “Steve” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Radio Club 4; Varsity Club 4. I, Steve Tyler, bequeath to John Tyler the rusty weights that were bequeathed to me. VALLANDINGHAM, SUSAN RUTH “Suzie” Spanish Club 1. I, Susan Vallandingham, bequeath to Joyce Bennett my hearty laughter in hopes she can fill the hall with it; and to all underclassmen the ability to take care of C.H.S. and be proud of it. VALLANDINGHAM, DANIEL WALTER “Danny’ VAN DALSUM, JON WILLIAM “Slim” 143 Art Club 3; Drama Club 4. I, Jon Van Dalsum, bequeath to Johnny Ford my ability to skip-school and get away with it. VOGEL, GORDON LOUIS “Block” I, Gordon Vogel, bequeath my old “chucks” and some baggy pants and banlons to any collegiate capable of being cool enough. WALDRON, MICHAEL VANCE “Mike” WATHEN, CAROLINE MARIE “Marie” F.H.A. I; F.B.L.A. 2, 3 (State Vice-President, Local Secretary) 4 (Vice-President); N.H.S. 3, 4; Medical Services Club 2. I, Marie Wathen, bequeath to my sister Mary, my trim figure. WATHEN, MARGARET ANN “Peggy” WATHEN, MARY ALMA “Mary Alma” WATHEN, SUSAN JANE “Janie” S.C.A. I, 3, 4 (Corresponding Secretary); Spanish Club 2, 3; Yearbook 3, 4; Folklore Club 4; Library Club 4. I, Janie Wathen, bequeath to my sister Kaki, the ability to go to Sara Jane’s without me, my green hair and my other nothings. WEBB, FRANCES RUTH “Ruthie” Chorus 1,2; Drama Club 1; Newspaper 4. I, Ruth Webb, bequeath to Carl Clements the straightness of my hair in hopes this will make his hair the way he wants it to be. WHALEN, ROSE Pep Club 1; Chorus 1; F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 2, 3. I, Rose Whalen, bequeath my ability to “skip” class and not get caught to Edith Whalen. WHITE, PATRICIA MARGARET “Fun Patty” Chorus 1, 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Newspaper 3; Drama Club 4; (Treasurer). I, Pat White, bequeath to red hair, freckles, and orange Camaro to anyone who wants them and can take them—you can’t have one without the other. WILCE, JOHN JAMES “Lurch” WILLIAMS, VALERIE JOAN “Val’ Freshman Class Vice-President; Medical Club 1, 2; Cheer- leading 2, 3, 4; Radio Club 3, 4. I, Valerie Williams, bequeath to our great football team and Doug, my red and black garter, which was given to me by •Glenna, Brenda, Sue and Debbie; and to all my other friends, a great big confusing smile. WILSON, PEARL LORETTA “Loretta” F.B.L.A. 3, 4; S.C.A. 4. I, Loretta Wilson, bequeath to my sister Agnes my great shape. WOOD, GLENNA JEAN “Glen” Band 1; Medical Services Club 1; Science Club 2; Newspaper 2; N.H.S. 3, 4; Social Studies Seminar 3, 4; Chamber Singers 3, 4; Riding Club 3, 4 (Secretary); S.C.A. 4. I, Glenna Wood, bequeath to any interested science student all my alpha particles and other assorted junk, and to Cheryl Lloyd, my ability to remain sane through 2 years of science lab and math classes with her brother. WOOD, RICHARD PELHAM “Richard WOOD, VIVIAN THERESA “Squirt” Chorus 1; F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4. I, Vivian WTood, bequeath to Kathy Poff the ability to be a “Mighty Senior”; and to Mary Lynn, all my old chewing gum wrappers; and to D.E.I. the ability to be store managers next year. WOODBURN, JANICE ANN “Janice” Freshman Class Secretary; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Newspaper 3 (Circulation Manager), 4 (Editor). I, Janice Woodburn, bequeath to Lorraine White, Sal Birtwistle and Joan Dodd my seat on Bus 22 so that they won’t have to hang over the edge; and to John Woodburn my ability to stay out of trouble. WOODLAND, JOSEPH WILLlAm “Joseph” Baseball 2, 3. I, Joseph Woodland, bequeath to Martina Dickerson the ability of not letting other girls pester her; and to Thomas A. Woodland the ability to pick up where I left off with the girls. WOODLAND, ZELMA MARIE G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 (Secretary), 4; F.H.A. 1, 2; Science Club 2; Cheerleading 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Library Club 4. I, Zelma Woodland, bequeath to Joe Hall the ability to stick to one girl as I stuck to Randy; and to King Bond tne ability to keep his good looks and to find a steady girl friend. YORKSHIRE, PEGGY MARIE “Dizzy Dean” Pep Club; Medical Services Club. I, Peggy Yorkshire, bequeath my ability to stop wearing mini skirts to attract the boys’ attention to Mary Emma Young and Maxine Hebb. YOUNG, AGNES ROSETTA “Agnes” YOUNG, CATHERINE ROSEMARY “Peggy” Chorus 2, 3; Drama Club 4; Newspaper 4; Library Club 4. I, Catherine Young, bequeath to Brenda Queen my ability to lose weight and my sweet personality, and to my brother, Robert Young, my ability to stay in school and graduate. YOUNG, CHARLES MATTHEW “Charles” Art Club 1, 3; Photography Club 2, 3; S.C.A. 4. I, Charles Young, bequeath to Stephanie Payne all my freckles, and to Sonny Hamlin my sex appeal. YOUNG, DAVID ALOYSIUS “David” French Club 3 (Secretary), 4; Social Studies Seminar 3 (Treasurer), 4 (Vice-President, Treasurer); S.C.A. 3, 4 (Caplain); F.T.A. 4. I, David Young, bequeath to any underclassmen my used French earphone in Room 223, row 3, seat 2. YOUNG, ELIZABETH MAXINE “Max” Chorus 3, 4; Drama Club 4. I, Maxine Young, bequeath to Dian Young my bush comb to comb her bush and make it look as good as mine; and to George Young all the girls at Chopticon that admire him so much. YOUNG, MARY ELIZABETH “Shangie” G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4. I, Mary Young, bequeath to Deborah King and Ardell Scriber the joy of becoming a senior. Good luck to all of my friends in the future years. YOUNG, MARY EMMA “Mary Emma” I, Mary Emma Young, bequeath to Peggy Yorkshire my ability to carry on and get off with it; and to Joseph and Charles Young to stop fooling around with so many girls; and to Paul Fenwick I bequeath my ability to smile. SENIOR AWARDS RAY RALEY Outstanding Teenager of America Award Senatorial Page SHIRLEY MILLS and DEBBIE DIXON Outstanding Teenagers of America Award LORETTA WILSON Betty Crocker Homemaker Award DEBBIE DIXON and DALE HILL , DAR Good Citizenship Award 45 UNDERCLASSMEN CLASS OF ’77 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Frank Sowell (Vice-president) Larry Joy (President) Bobby Hall (Treasurer) Sara Guy (Secretary) Brenda Thompson (Ways and Means) Brenda Armstrong Roberta Armstrong Margie Asher Fred Anderson Thomas Anderson Kathleen Abell Vicki Allen Sharon Alvey Ray Bailey Joseph Bailey 148 Helen Baker John Beaven Mary Ida Beitzell Toni Bellere Stephen Bennett Sally Birtwistle Mary Blackistone Claire Bowles Gerald Bowles Lanette Bowles Livy Bowles Phyllis Bowles John Bowling Agnes Bowman Sharon Briscoe Joyce Brown Betty Lou Buckler Brenda Buckler Victoria Buckler Thomas Buckler Vernon Burch Alice Burroughs Debra Burroughs John Bush Deborah Butler Jean Campbell Sharon V. Canter Sharon Carter Loretta Chase Wayne Cheseldine 149 Paul Choporis Earl Clements Debra Collins Steve Conner Gloria Cooper Jeanette Copsey Evelyn Curry Larry Cusic Nora Jane Cusic Sue Cusic Myra Davis Lynn Dean Yvonne Dean Martina Dickerson Shirley A. Dickerson David Diehl Janet Dixon Lisa Dixon Mary Ann Dooley A. Wingate Dotson Joan Dotson Mark Douglas Kim Dreesen Leonard Drury Agnes Dyson Ron Ellis Daniel Ellis Debbie Evans Patsy Farrell Mary Ann Faunce 150 Joe Fearns Sharon Fenwick Barbara Ferguson Dennis Folfey Sam Frazier Emily Frederick Deborah Gatton Sandra Gatton Cornell Glascoe Agnes Goddard Gary Goldsborough Arthur Goode Malcolm Goode Barry Gorsuch Danny Greer Barbara Guy Deborah Guy Ernest Guy Jennette Guy Sarah Guy Charles Hall Robert Hall Frances Hammett June Hanson Charlene Hayden Cynthia Hebb James Hebb Jennie Herron William Higgs Adrian Hill 151 Beverley Hill Margaret Hill Zachery Hill John Holden Joseph Holley Judy Holsinger Cecilia Holt Betty Howe Linda Huntt Michael Insley Vivian Jacobs Carmelita Jameson Glenda Johnson Joyce Johnson Patricia Johnson Steve Johnson Charles Jordan Cynthia Joy John Joy Lawrence Joy Debra Katzberg Brenda Kelly Deborah King Raymond Knott Robert C. Kopel Karen Krawczyk Bernadette Lacey Delores Latham Carol Lawrence Steve Lawrence 152 Glenn Leighton William Lewis Gary Litten Cheryl Lloyd Bonnie Sue Long Charles Long David Long John Long Thomas Long Richard Loy David Lyon Dorothy Mace John Maddox Irene Maddox Patricia Maddox Richard Marshall John Mason Debra Mattingly Glenn Mattingly Howard Mattingly Linda Mattingly Monica McWilliams Garnell Miles Michael Miller Agnes Mills John Moffatt Joseph Moffatt Terry Montague Beverly Morgan James Morgan 153 John W. Morgan Teresa Morgan Jane Mossman George Neal Madeline Nelson Catherine Norris Ernest Norris Joseph Norris Lois Norris Mary Norris Norma Norris Victoria Norris Sharon O’Brien William O’Neil Mark Ostertag Carole Owens Dwight Owens Darlene Pilkerton Delores Pilkerton Mary Pilkerton David L. Price Edna Price Chris Quade Debra Quade Gladys Quade Charles Quesenberry Deborah Raley Mickey Ramos John Redmond Elizabeth Reeves Charles Somerville Frank Sowell Patricia Teague Joseph Thomas Ruth Thomas Debra Thompson Delores Thompson Diane Thompson Donald Thompson M. Susan Thompson Velda Thompson Thomas Tippett Robert Trossbach 155 John White Lorraine White Christine Wilson c5 2a 6w, — David Wilson John Wilson Susan Wilson James Winters Gayle Wise Ruth Wise Jacqueline Wood Michael Wood Robert Wood Morlyn Woodland Sharon Woods Diane Yates Kathryn Yates Francis Young Joan Young Joseph G. Young Marilyn Young Gy r kft (xj CHS ko XM ctc , Ci-XM J-C , iveuk.c .Afc. (jjsvf £ SYUlA 2 Ml r •7 156 OFFICERS: Paula Rothwell (Secretary-Treasurer), Sandra Hall (Ways and Means), Diane Ellis (Vice President), Bob Bourgeois (President). CLASS OF Debbie Abell Barbara Adams Glenn Adams 9 Bonnie Alvey Johnny Alvey Loretta Anderson Tommy Anderson Tony Anderson Kelvin Armstrong Rebecca Armstrong Dennis Austin Cathy Bailey Roger Bailey Charlotte Baker Gregory Baker John Baker Marie Baker Gerard Barber Lucy Barnes William Barnes Joyce Bennett Agnes Berry Gerry Bohle King Bond David Bosse Robert Bourgeois Joan Bowles Sara Bowles Shirley Braxton Diane Briscoe Talley Brown Wayne Brubacher Charlotte Buckler Robert L. Buckler Victor Buckler Wayne Buckler Mike Burch Mike Burns Linda Burroughs Brenda Bush Debra Bush Margaret Bush Charles Bussler Delores Butler John Butler Joseph Butler Larry Butler Ruth Butler Delores Carter Shelia Carter Victoria Chase Bemie Clarke Carl Clements Darlene Clements Judy Cogar Kathleen Connelly Vicky Copsey Diane Creech Edward Curry Vaughn Curtis George Cusic Andrea Davis Suzi Davis 158 Kevin Dean Marlene Dean Rose Mary Dews James Dickerson Marva Dickerson Cathy Dicob Dannie Dillow Dicky Dixon Joan Dodd Steve Dooley Donna Marie Dorsey Donna Marie Dorsey Martina Dotson McKinley Dotson Craig Dough Les Draheim James Drury Charles Ellis Diana Ellis Michael Evans John Farr John Faunce Connie Faunce Anna Fenwick Evelyn Fenwick Francis Fenwick Michael Fenwick John Ford Joseph Frederick Karen Gass Patricia Gatton Jim Gibbons Nick Gibson Steve Gibson Ruth Goddard William Goddard Elise Graves Caroline Gray Michael Gray Ricky Greer Donald Grosskreutz Dennis Guy 159 Richard Guy Eddie Hager Betsy Hall Dorothy Hall Francis Hall Hugh Hall Joseph Hall Sandy Hall Darlene Hammett Wanda Hammett Mary Harding Peggy Harding Dave Harmon Donald Haskin Danny Hayden Gloria Hayden James Henderson Brenda Henley William Herbert James Higgs Janet Higgs Diane Hill Janet Hill John Halstead George Holton Sally Hoopengardner Jimmy Hurry Ricky Insley Carolyn Johnson Jerrv Johnson Randy Johnson Rose Johnson Wayne Johnson Kenneth Johnson William Johnson Carl Jones James Joy Sandy Kanowicz James Kelly Joseph Key Calvin King James King 160 Karen Knott James Knott Joan Knott Joseph Knott Ann Kolodziej Dwayne Krawczyk Margaret Lacey Sharon Lacey Nancy Larrabee Wallace Lathroum Bradley Long David A. Long Billy Lyon Donnie Maloy Marion Mattingly Mary Mattingly Ronnie Mattingly Cindy McKay Clarke McKinney Evelyn McWilliams John Milbum Laura Miles Diane Miller Edward Miller Lorraine Miller Phyllis Mills Erline Moore Ralph Moran Agnes Morgan Mary Ellen Morgan Brenda Morris Vicky Mossman Danny Muchow James Murphy George Neal Joyce Neal Herman Nelson John Nelson Mary Helen Norris Joseph Oliver Rosalee Oliver Dawn Parrish 161 T Howard Peay Doug Pettit Dale Pilkerton Connie Plater Brenda Poff Jackie Pope Lillie Mae Price Angela Quade Betty Quade Delores Quade Ronnie Quade Teresa Quade Brenda Queen Molly Raley George Redmond Frank Reisinger Dave Richards Cathy Roland Paula Rothwell Mike Rubala Jack Russell Robin Russell Jerry Rustin Arlene Sachs Judy Scriber Wayne Scriber Millie Shade Berny Ihrig Bill Smith Douglas Somerville Linda Somerville Pemell Somerville Sam Spalding Hazel Spears Kim Stapleton Debbie Stewart Billy Stone Marilyn Stone Mike Stone 62 Joan Suit Ronald Sweeney Stanley Taulbee Joseph Taylor Brenda Tennison Cindy Tennyson Dorothy Tennyson Joe Mike Tennyson Ellen Tinsley Drew Tippett Helen Thomas Thomas Thompson Barbara Trent Hazel Trossbach Craig Tucker Kay Tucker Preston Tyer Monica Vallandingham Karen Veney Carol Wather Ruth Wall Roland Weeden Susan Weiner Paul Welch Stephanie West Edith Whalen Barbara Wheeler Mary Lou Wigginton John Williams Yvonne Winters Darrell Wise Eddie Wise Paula Wise Mattie Witt David Wood Mary Lou Woodland Dale Yates Francis Young George Young Martin Young Mary Young Mary Alice Young 163 CLASS OF ’73 OFFICERS: Carolyn Tennyson (Treasurer), Lynn Marsh (Vice President), Kathy Nicholas (President), Frannie Johnson (Secre- tary). Irving Abell Suzie Abell Debbie Albertson Debbie Allen Linda Alvey George Armstrong Phillip Armstrong Carmel Asher Jerome Ashton Jo Anne Austin Barbara Baden Gloria Bailey George Baker Louis Baker Shirley Baker Thomas Baker Christine Banks Frank Bannister Carlton Barber Cindy Barber James Barnes Billy Bassford Janice Bassford Mary Beander 164 Mable Beitzell Clay Benfield Paul Bennett Dwayne Billings Doug Bond Susan Bosse Mark Bourgeois Betty Bowles Donnie Bowles Francis Bowles Joseph Bowles Ronald Bowles Charles Bowman Joyce Branson Helen Brong Lynn Brookbank James Brown Michael Brown Brenda Buckler Glenn Buckler Mike Buckler Patsy Buckler Jimmy Burroughs Agnes Bush Benjamin Bush Joseph Bush Leroy Bush Mike Bush Larry Butler Deidre Campbell Neils Canter James Carter Marvin Carter Arthur Clark Carolyn Clarke Jeanne Clarke John Clarke Margaret Clarke Sue Clarke James Connelly Sandy Cook Linda Cooper Renatta Cooper Francis Copsey Benjamin Countiss Jim Cox Ronald Cradle Chris Cunningham 165 Mike Curley Melanie Curry Bernadette Curtis Darlene Curtis Debbie Cusic Leo Cusick Melodie Davis Cathy Davisson Gerald Dean Betty Ann Delozier Frankie Dent Margaret Dent Donald Dickerson Sheila Dickerson Donna Diehl Cleo Dorsey James Dorsey Rosetta Dorsey Earl Douglas Garnell Douglas Bobby Downs Earl Downs Ronnie Downs Eddie Draheim Heidi Dreesen Michelle Duke Allen Ennels Donald Evans Jean Farr John Lee Farrell Lois Farrell A1 Faunce Vincent Fenwick Carlton Ford Douglas Franklin Debbie Gass Joanne Gass Donnie Gatton Jo Ann Gatton Joyce Gatton Louise Gatton Robert Gatton Stuart Geisbert Ruth Goldring Joseph Goldsborough Diane Gough Chuck Graves Karen Graves 166 Patti Gray Joseph Green Cheryl Grosskreutz Gail Guy Judy Guy Linda Guy Mary Helen Hall Ernest Hamlin Patty Hancock Doris Hanson John Hardesty Mary Hardesty Brenda Hardin John Harper Marsha Harper Martin Hayden Debbie Heard Gladys Hebb Bonnie Herbert Debbie Herbert Jerome Herbert Joseph Herbert Richard Hicks Debbie Hill Margaret Hill Wayne Hodges Linda Holland Mary Holsinger Mary Holt Sheila Insley Michael James Delinda Jefferies Mary Jefferies Curtis Johnson Felix Johnson Frannie Johnson Gina Johnson Kenny Johnson Larry Johnson Linda Johnson Mary Johnson Walter Johnson Leonard R. Jones William E. Jones Bernadette Jordan Debbie Joy Joseph Joy Elaine June 167 Gary June Robert Katzberg Shirley Kelley Robert Kennett Mike Kidd Earl Killgore James Knight Michael Knight Linda Knott Flora Kolodziej Debby Kosack Paul Kraft Agnes Lacey John Lacey Linda Lacey Patricia Lacey Patricia Ann Lacey Kathy Lak Margie Latham Joe Lathroum Joan Lawrence Milly Lawrence Lenore LeBlanc Ann Lewis John A. Liner David Long Ray Long Joyce Lucas Sandy Lumpkins Jody Lynch Sandy Mace Doris Maddox Irene Maddox Debbie Maloy Lynn Marsh Brenda Mattingly Linda Mattingly Roy Mattingly William Mattingly Marilyn McGinnis Linda McGonigle Charlotte McWilliams Gail McWilliams Raymond Miles Diane Mills Lois Moeller Debbie Morgan David Morgan 168 Gary Morgan Jean Morgan Rita Nelson Marie Newby Deborah Newton Kathy Nicholas Mary Nicholson Valinda Nickerson David Norris Jerry Norris Judy Norris Linda Norris Rebecca Norris Rose Marie Norris Wanda Norris Loretta O'Brien Patsy Oliver Reynolds Orencia Tim Page Stephanie Payne Jay Pilkerton June Pilkerton Kathy Pilkerton Maxine Pilkerton Kathy Poff Charles Price John Price Mary Price Joe Quade Kenneth Quade Mike Quade Mary A. Queen Mary Queen Melody Queen Catherine Reed Terri Roberts Kerry Robinson James Roland Barbara Russell Leonard Russell Michael Russell Walter Russell Paul Rustin William Rustin Janice Rutland Fritz Schanz Patty Schindler Rita Schlosser 169 Ardell Scriber Cecilia Scriber Gary Scriber John Short Chris Snead Allen Somerville Linda Somerville Lynwood Somerville Robert Somerville Sharon Somerville Doris Sowell Shelby Spalding Randy Stauffer Mary Stewart Anna Stone John Stone Vicki Suthard Walter Swales Angela Taylor Charles Taylor Carolyn Tennyson Chris Thomas Denise Thomas Gertrude Thomas Joan Thomas Pat Thomas Wade Thomas Wayne Thomas Agnes Thompson Bernard Thompson Charles Thompson Nancy Thompson Sheila Thompson Theresa Thompson William Thompson Salley Tice Claire Tippett Gay Tippett Robert Tippett James Todd Peggy Todd Lee Anne Toomey John Toye Rosalie Trossback Randy Tyer Diana Tyler John Tyler William Uncle 170 Margie Vallandingham Milly Vallandingham Samuel Veney Wayne Walls Buddy Wathen Delores Wathen Mary Wathen John Wathen Michael Wathen Nancy Wathen Ramona Wathen Roberta Wathen Wayne Wathen Willie Watts Warren Webb Danny White Debbie White Larry White Agnes Wilson Margaret Wilson Robert C. 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Representing The Company that Pays MUTUAL OF OMAHA Complete Health and Accident Plans Paying Over One Million Dollars in Benefits Every Working Day UNITED OF OMAHA Complete Life Line Over Six Billion Dollars Life Insurance In Force THE ENTERPRISE Southern Maryland's Leading Weekly Since 1882 -OFFSET PRINTING- NEWSPAPER JOB WORK Located: Esperanza Shopping Center Rt. 235 Lexington Park, Md. Congratulations to the Class of '70 LEONARDTOWN WHARF CLUB Overlooking Breton Bay Leonardtown, Md. Specializing In STEAKS AND SEAFOOD COCKTAIL LOUNGE CATERING AND BANQUETS FACILITIES ON PREMISES 475-2221 or 475-9421 PHONE: 862-1011 Compliments of LEONARDTOWN DAIRY WOODS T.V. CENTER Best of Luck to the Class of 70 PHILCO McUf U ft ut point STEREO TAPE PLAYERS Mechenicsville, Maryland 20639 Telephone: 884-3788 Compliments of LEONARDTOWN TEXACO JIM SIMMONS, Proprietor 475-8965 Compliments of MUELLER'S SUNOCO AND BODY SHOP XYZ LIQUOR STORE New Market, Md. Telephone 475-9143 BOWLES OPTICIAN DAVID C. USILTON Leonardtown, Md. Compliments of HAZELTON QUADE 235 DINER SPECIALIZING IN OYSTERS AND CRABS FISHING SUPPLIES 884-3478 and 884-3631 180 MARYLAND TOBACCO GROWER'S ASSN. Leonardtown, Md. Phone 475-9196 FEED SEED FERTILIZER FARM SUPPLIES WILLIAM'S SHELL Clements, Md. 24-Hour Towing Service 769-3128 iy K Kjr SHEAFFER'S [ FOOD MART Tall Timbers. Md. 20690 A. r ASPHALT PAINT 884-3355 a OFFICE 373-2121 GUY y CHEVROLET k SALES DEAN AND BEAVERS Hollywood, Maryland General Contractors Road Building—Asphalt and Asphalt Paving Clements, Md. ROBERT G. DEAN RAYMOND BEAVERS Res. 994-0211 Res. 994-1352 V McKAY IMPLEMENT AND TRUCK CO., INC. Leonardtown, Maryland Farm and Industrial Equipment International Trucks—Farm Supplies New Holland and New Idea Equipment. KITTY'S CASUAL SHOP Bushwood, Md. Located Next to Captain Sam's Carry Out Clothes for The Entire Family Men, Women And Children Phone 769-2728 181 Visit Your Local Music Shop JULIAN'S It's THE Only Complete Music Store in St. Mary's County Lexington Park, Md. %T yJ Y vS Kt.;r N L ' ’ T.U MATTINGLY'S IGA FOODLINER Leonardtown, Maryland 475-9201 SPARLING’S The St. Mary's Department Store Leonardtown, Md. N V V 0' P G? y s The Owner Is In the Store! MARYLAND NATIONAL BANK 182 Leonardtown and Mechanicsville OVER 90 OFFICES Compliments of O'BRIEN REALTY GUY BROTHERS MARINE INC. Clements, Md. 20624 Homelite Chain Saws Evinrude Outboards POTOMAC GARDENS General Merchandise C. F. GASS Colton's Point, Maryland 769-3894 Massey Ferguson Lawn and Garden Equipment 475-9774 KENNY'S FLOWERS ■c Leonardtown a Lexington Parle P - o h. Phone 475-8052 863-7056 Featuring LOFT CANDIES jS Jr CLEMENTS DINER c Carryouts and Dinners Clements, Md. 20624 769-9878 jb t Compliments of ADAM'S APPLIANCE SHOP ADMIRAL® Hollywood, Md. 373-2257 183 a .xh y V WlK vb .. vf ,V TH4t)SPpgrS VOICE ft v or cQSOUTHE N MARYLAND a . i0 6roadcasting all ’jphopticon High School . basketball and football . v V games THRIFT OIL COMPANY INC. Shell Products Leonardtown, Maryland DUKE'S RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE Leonardtown, Md. Congratulations to the Class of 70 Compliments of WOOD'S FOODLAND Mechanicsville, Md. LEONARDTOWN CLINTON Sill LEXINGTON PARK Television, Furniture, ALDRIDGE FORD INC. 24-Hour Towing 863-8111 5-10 ben FRANKLIN 5-10 Locally Owned Nationally Known Leonardtown, Md. Celebrating Our 34th Year in Leonardtown, Serving The People Of St. Mary's County Today Our County’s Most Modern Variety Store. J. ABELL LONG MORE, INC. farmers MARKET I L AIIPTin PARK-HALL SHOES Family Footwear Phone 863-5600 Lexington Parle, Maryland FARMER'S MARKET AND AUCTION Mechanicsville, Md. BILL RUTT and BEV BURROUGHS Compliments of BLAIR'S Leonardtown, Md. Lexington Parle, Md. 185 Compliments of MARLYNS YOUNG WEAR Leonardtown, Maryland BROWN BROTHERS SEAFOOD Avenue, Md. FRANK ABELL'S STEAK HOUSE THURSDAY LADIES' NIGHT BUFFET i 2 PRICE $1.75 Sunday: Buffet I to 8 P.M. Compliments of BELL MOTOR CO. INC. Your Chevrolet, Buick and Oldsmobile Dealer Dealer since 1923 Leonardtown, Md. 475-8004 Compliments of 6k Phone 475-9118 (W, . jkk .-. 186 Q. O D WAY GUY BROTHERS FOODWAY Clements, Md. Compliments of AL MURPHY GROCERIES Avenue, Md., 20609 (301) 769-3131 MECHANICSVILLE TEXACO Expert Beauty Services 862-2033 Greetings TIDEWATER REALTY INC. 7 Shangri Drive Lexington Park, Maryland Drafting, Ceramics, Art Supplies Only Complete Art Store South of Washington, D. C. ARTT MARTT Lexington Park, Md. Owner 120 Millison Plaza MRS. RUBYE BEAMAN Lexington Park, Md. 20653 Manager: KAY FRENCH GEORGE HOPKINS Phone 863-6513 MARYLAND ACADEMY BEAUTY CULTURE Approved Pivot Point International School Leonardtown, Md- 475-9233 KATHLEEN LACEY—REGINA CONNELLEY Compliments of JANICE Leonardtown, Md. TOWN CLEANERS Leonardtown, Md. Dry Cleaning—Pressing— Shirt-Service Branch Store: Hughsville ZjJW' LEONARDTOWN SUPER MARKET Leonardtown, Md. We Specialize in Filling Your Freezer at Wholesale Prices 475-5351 OAKVILLE AMOCO J. S. DUMONT, Prop. Compliments of SOUTHERN MARYLAND ASSOCIATION OF LIFE UNDERWRITERS Road Service—24-Hour Towing Electric Welding—Minor Repairs Route 235, Mechanicsville, Md. MECHANICSVILLE BUILDING SUPPLY INC. Lumber and Building Supplies Hardware Mechanicsville, Md. Phone 884-3 I I I soM) Compliments V CS+ or -' : teI jS5 w«A7L. « y—W. I IV §H JR y The Most Complete Line Of School Supplies And Clothing £?V fl 1 4 CHOPTICON HIGH SCHOOL 1969-1970 V 189 Open 7:00 A.M.—11:00 P.M. Everyday EASY WASH I EASY-WASH WS BEN BURROUGHS Owner Compliments of PARK JEWELERS Lexington Park, Md. THE HUB Lexington Park Southern Maryland's Leading Department Store TOWN AND CASUAL Leonardtown, Md. WISE'S STORE COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES, MEAT, PRODUCE, GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Prompt—Courteous Service PAUL WISE—Owner Call Medley's Neck Leonardtown, Md. Compliments of THE BRETON HOUSE HALL'S SHOES AND CLOTHING 8:30 A.M. Till 8:00 P.M. Monday— Thursday and Friday Open Until 9:00 P.M. 475-9282 Leonardtown, Md. 190 CHOPTICON for giving us knowledge of life, people, and most of all, an understanding of why and where we're going. We, the class of '70, would like to thank the devoted and patient advisors, Miss Betty Todd, Miss Jean- ne Van Nortwick and Mr. Hilliard Huggins, who have given us guidance PIERCE AND GIBSON INC. Brick Contractors LESTER E. PIERCE 769-3776 GEORGE B. GIBSON 769-3844 Compliments of LEE COLLINSON and HOWARD BRIDGES L G BALFOUR COMPANY The Most Distinguished Name in School and College Jewelry Announcements and Personal Cards TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Your Taylor Book Is Taylor Made Suite—209 7515 Annapolis Road Hyattsville, Md. Phone 577-3500 THE HARRY LUNDENBERG SCHOOL OF SEAMANSHIP Piney Point, Md. THE SCHOONER FREEDOM Among the beautiful craft now ported at the Harry Lundenberg School of Seamanship at Piney Point, Maryland, is the schooner Freedom. The maritime school, which was established at Piney Point in 1967, has as its purpose the training of young men in the basic skills of seamanship for the maritime industry. Students from Chopticon High School are welcome to visit the school at any time. To arrange for a visit or tour for your class or club call 993-0010, extension 235 or 236. (2a. . t) s and Best Wishes the s of 70 From ESPERANZA BOWLING LANES 194 Congratulations to the Class of M70 From the Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of '70 From the Class of ’73. S TUDENT Council A SSOCIATION You're Going To Need It. TRUEMAN GAS CO. The voice of the students at Chopticon Serving Southern Maryland BOTTLED AND PROPANE GAS COMPLETE LINE OF DOMESTIC APPLIANCES We Service Residential—Commercial—Industrial St. Mary's County Office 475-9337 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Vince Maloy Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Hall Jr. Anderson's Bar Mr. and Mrs. James C. Gass House of Wellington William A. Redmond Bennett's Grocery Mrs. Regina M. Hamlin Kenny's Self-Service Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bailey Bill Albert Neal B. McKinney Abell Woodburn Mr. and Mrs. J. Carroll Cusic Francis Poly-Clean Charles Leonard Hott, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Joy Mr. and Mrs. Truman Mills Dr. J. D. Cross Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Johnson Robert E. Wigginton Mr. William J. Gasper Dorothy W. Smith Marie A. Hill Paul's Market Mr. and Mrs. North End Print Shop Thomas A. McDonald Sr. David Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tinsley Robert M. Dodds Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson Albert J. Focer Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 1. Butler Harvey Lineback Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan Darlene and Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Dwight E. Chakales Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donald Clarke Thank You, Mrs. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lloyd George M. McLuckie Ted Weiner 196 . v ✓ V” V cT. ,-n i BELVEDERE MOTOR INN Fabulous Dinners! 4-10 Monday-Saturday 12-9 Sundays COME AS YOU ARE! Phone 863-6666 Non, £v a( 4t 4(vuj S )y a(( 4 chsstf qfc -fS.cxec'tQHj £h? ,s 4 . fir£.r M . s (5y hvq Qyyj V niS iT- ST. MARY'S ICE AND FUEL, INC. Your Watch Dog Oil Burner Service 24-Hour Delivery Phone: 475-9251 Leonardtown, Maryland Congratulations Seniors of '70 DALE HILL J. W. HURRY VIVIAN JONES AMOS RIPPLE WANDA BUTLER SEAN BISHOP KEVIN BISHOP LEROY LOWE ELIZABETH RUSSELL RICKY NEWKIRK MARY KNOTT LUKE MATTINGLY WM. RUSSELL CATHY YOUNG JULIANA TYER ANDREA SOMERVILLE CARROLL QUADE EVELYN CLARKE MARGARET SMITH FRANCIS DELOZIER patty McWilliams ELLEN KANE CHARLOTTE CRADLE AMOS RIPPLE From the CHOPTICON LIBRARY 198 Says, Goodbye, Seniors. tJCtt AU Lsv ■CT-'t, 7 199 200 Nothing now is left But a majestic memory. Longfellow
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