Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Hey, where did the ball go? Sonya Trimbath returns the ball at the St Mary's Ryken game OPPONENT Won Won Won Lost Won Won Won Won Lost Lost Won Won CHS Lost Great Mils Cfi Lost St Mary's Ryken Lost Lackey ■ Won Stone LU Lost LaPtata — Lost Leonardtown -J Lost St Mary 's Ryken 0 Lost McDonough Won Northern Won Calvert - Lost Great Milk — Lost Lackey Front Row MANANGER Mack Murdock. Leslie Carter. Gail Thomas. Tier Bush Back Row Michelle Nethers. Sonya Trimbath. Lisa Holt, Anita Winslow. Kim Herbert. COACH Mrs Krecji 124 VOLLEYBALL

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 ilifies for National Meet The 1983 Cross Country team did not have an impressive record as a team, but that was not important. Cross coun- try is more of an individual sport than a team sport and the Braves had several individual standouts Stevie Nelson and Jackie Moeller were elected to the all S.M.A.C. 2nd Team for their perfor- mances at the S.M.A.C. Champion- ship meet. But when you talk about Chopticon's Cross Coun- try, you have to mention Charles Cole. Charles was voted the M.V.P. in S.M.A.C. after breaking the course record in the championship meet. From there he went on to finish 2nd in the region and state meets. But the running didn't stop there for Charles. He went to New York to com- w pete against 463 other top run- ners in the North-East regional Championship. He finished seventh and then qualified for the national meet in San Diego. And against the 32 best runners in the country he finished a respectable 20th. Photos and headlines clipped from the Enterprize. H z CHS OPPONENT lost St Mary's Ryken won lost Leonardtown won lost Northern won won La Plata lost lost Great Mills won won St Mary's Ryken lost won Leonardtown lost lost Calvert won lost McDonough won lost Calvert won won Thomas Stone lost Front Row lackie Moeller. Alden Estep. Mike Tayman. Danny Wood. Donna Knott Back Row Charles Beaver Dan Small. Charles Cole. Stevie Nelson. Steve Wfcon, Tim Bennett. Dennis Repassi o u (S) o u CROSSCOUNTRY 123

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VOLLEYBALL 125 Bumping With Spirit Playing With Pride, Enthusiasm Keeps Team Alive Through Tough Year The Varsity Volleyball team finished their season with a 3-9 record. Although the varsity squad had only one returning player from the previous squad, five from the ).V. squad, and two new players, all of the ladies on the varsity squad were ex- ceptional players. Gail Thomas' serve was a great help to the team, while Tonya Trimbath and Tier Bush's spiking ability car- ried the team far During the in-school game, the Lady Braves were defeated by the Lackey Chargers. Even though the team's season wasn't a great success, they gave it their greatest effort. The junior varsity squad ended their season with an 1-11 record. Coach Ward and all the junior varsity players except one were new to volleyball. They all put out an outstanding effort to win. Hey Coach Krejci, my knee pads are loo light. Leslie Carter cheers for her teammates during a game OPPONENT I Won I Won Won Won La Won Won 5 Won Won Won Won Won Lost Great Mills St Mary's Ryken Lackey Stone LaPiata Leonardtown St. Mary's Ryken McDonough Northern Calvert Great Mills Lackey CHS Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Front Row Patricia Scriber, Paulette Dickerson. Wendy McKenzie. Martha Armstrong. Michelle Mack Sec- ond Row Rachel Miles. Cindy Butler. Diane Berry, Sharon Bannister. Rochelle Mack, Lourdes Heath. Felicia Armstrong Back Row MANAGER Mack Murdock. Vickie Long. Lisa Gibson. Darlene Bannister. Vickie Carter, Donna Day, Terne Wood, COACH Ms Ward Arm Y( art