Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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The Latest News Icon began with a bang. As soon as we returned to school, we received our first issue, free! But, due to the amount of money to keep the paper going, following issues were sold for 25 r Icon did a great |ob in printing the latest news With the helpful guidance of editor, Julie Harvey, they brought out issue by issue showing what happened in 83-84. On the other hand. Literary Magazine began with more of a whimper, but did put out a great publication. The materials took a while to get together, but it proved to be worth waiting for. Using the true talent of C H S. it showed our poetic touch and also included short stories, essays, and drawings by students. Goofing off again, Huhf Kenny Lloyd looking at a Hot Rod magazine during class I do all kinds ol things for lournalism, but this 5 ridiculous Mark Farley, alias Father Farley, worked on both the Icon and the Literary Magazine kiming on the Magazine staff were Chris Schubert, layry Barber. Troy FritreU. and loey Hill Front Row Mark Farley, Tom Wiggington. Ronnie Talton. Jeff Kirby. Kenny Lloyd, Dan Buck Back Row Lori Wow, this is better than the Washington Post! Mie Dennison. Terry Fortney, Teri lathem. Julie Harvey. Steve Watkins Harvey looking at the finished product 154 ICON LITERARY MAGAZINE

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Secrets of Success ... NHS The goals of the National Honor Society were to develop character, promote leadership, render service, and to create an enthusiasm for scholarship. Students choosen for the NHS must uphold these four virtues and set an example for the rest of the student body. Membership into NHS was difficult and only obtained by a select few. Students had to maintain a 3.2 grade average. Then their names were put on a list for the facul- ty to vote on. The faculty based their vote on how well that person had displayed character, service, leadership, and scholar- ship; the four virtues of the NHS. After this, recommendations were made to the administration. The NHS held its annual induction. Seven seniors and seventeen juniors were recognized during a tapping ceremony held in the gym. At the conclusion of the induction ceremony, a reception was held for members and parents in the Library Media Center. Other activities in- cluded: the selling of cases of soda, several bake sales, and a trip to the St. Mary's Nursing Home. I can't wait to eat. Karen lenkins and Becky Barth set up for the N.H.S induction reception 156 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY