Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Our eyes were wide with wonder when we came back to school that first day in September. Our school had grown overnight All of a sudden our school had gained eleven new classrooms, two new bathrooms and our library had grown to three times its nor- mal size. The new addition also brought eight new faces in the faculty to staff our additional classrooms. It wasn't just the freshmen who had trouble finding their way around. Adding on allowed us to not only get rid of the trailers but it re- lieved some of the overcrowding. It didn't just make us look better on the outside, it made us feel better on the in- side. Our cafeteria also took on a new look. It had been freshly painted in our Where am If! Rickey Holton tries to tind his way class on the first day of school school colors, which proved to be much more appetizing than the green and orange walls we were used to. Overall our school had taken on a very different appearance. New ideas in academics were also ad- ded, Chopticon started a new program, known as Academic Student of the Month, to recognize and encourage academic excellence. Winners names were displayed in the main lobby for a month Added to the list of classes of- fered were two computer math classes and an advanced placement senior English class. All of these changes weren't meant to be window dressings for our school, they were meant to make a good thing better. If I only knew what I was doing! Lisa Fenwick types a program in Computer Math class Does this mean I get to ride the elevator? Senior Arthur Holman hobbles his way back to the locker room from the football field NOT FOR APPEARANCES ONLY 5

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A night for romance, Tracy Deao and Greg Sparks share a dance in their own fantasy world at Homecoming Let's get a little bit rowdy. Came Gainey, loanne LaHande. Lisa Hanzakos, Chris Shevock, Wendy Cook, Diana Woods, fenny Hambeck, Elena Trinidad, Teir Bush, Donna Pyles, Corrine Robbins, Kim Cum- mings, Linda Thomas, Lisa Yorkshire, Arlene Thomas, Stephanie Butler, Paul Reed, Bob Thomas, Jerome Bannister, Chris Thomas, George Holt, Debbie Harper, Herb Tice, and John Fredick get into the spirit at Homecoming .. . books, pencils and desks; dances, pep rallies and even missing clothes ... all a part of life at CHS. On October 13, 1983 Mr. Weber was asked for a hall pass for a very unusual reason. It looked as if someone had stolen ja Shavonie's clothes (the ones he was wearing!) and left him with nothing but a sheet. The request for a pass to search for his clothes was granted and moments later the thief was apprehended along with the incriminating evidence in his locker. The thief was not punished but )a certainly was. He was embarrassed for a week afterwards. Chopticon High School IUmNkI i I -r- r »Q. ia.)83.. ■tuna OC»w .R 2 1 Ne Wi- Ah»«c« 0 t«« ■■ U licvM C U t (vMd l k 6 Tjrtfv t te i [j C acu«4 1 17.8 IJ p Wi c o Ve 5 try W»Mirn Dv — b» lt«» i k co !»ct ¥■% »«0 ' tw« to tool atrff n »t»«t p nc« iiwsons usf twin «I Suit in disciplinary actioni la Shavonie's infamous hall pass signed by Mr. Weber Where are your clothes i |a Schiavone struts his stuff in Mr Weber's psychology class. STUDENT LIFE 7