Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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RADIO CLUB - Front Row Becky Barth. Tommy lones, Stephanie Butler. Dale Anderson, |oey Pyburn, Dee Crook Back Row Mark Farley. Tim Poe Where's the musk { Jackie Pndey in the radio room This is WCHS, featuring the Salt and Pepper Show. And this is Tommy Jones for the rest of the Dale Anderson and John Baker on the air WCHS staff saying have a nke day. Tommy lones concludes the morning announcements LIBRARY RADIO CLUB 177

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Stop... Look and Listen! Like a book leading into another chapter, C.H.S. led into the 1983-84 school year with a new addition to our media center. With all the extra space available, much new equipment was ordered. We received more books, a computer, and a copier It took a lot of work to get everything in its place but the library aides put in their helping hands. The student aides were a really impor- tant part of the media center. They helped put the library back together by taking in- ventory, alphabetizing, and typing cards for the books. Along with that they had other duties: finding overdue materials, and operating machines . . . and believe it or not they did take tests. Along with new equipment, books, and extra space, the library was once again home for the W.C.H.S. radio club. With the money made from the SALT and PEP- PER Show, featuring Dale Anderson and lohn Baker, they bought new equipment to replace what was stolen in '83 and started all over again. It didn't take just the team to make it, it also took the rest of the crew to work together at the different ac- tivities and discos to gather the money. Not to be left out of our media center chapter were Mrs. Perrygo and Mrs. Hall. Both served as advisors to the library club. Along with her other duties, Mrs. Hall managed to juggle things around and also be the advisor for the radio club. Together they spearheaded efforts to keep our school better informed, and up-to-date on the latest tunes. They made our library media center a place for everyone From Row: Debbie Westerfield, |odi McCave, Tracy Miller, Sandy Banagan, Kim Buckler Back Row Frank Copsey, Laura Wood, |oey Craves, Billy Bass Not Pic- tured: Scott Sage, Ricky Davis, Pam Hebb, Ann Cooper, Tammy Hdfear, Dana Wood, Zena Butler All it takes is a little bit of muscle, loey Graves moves the new equipment, while Mrs Perrygo gives directions. Dear Abby Tammy Hagar writes a note during r , spare time 176 LIBRARY RADIO CLUB

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Speaking in Tongues Sign up for a foreign language t No, not me! Ever felt that way? Maybe you've simply never looked into the language pro- gram at CHS. Our foreign language instruc- tors offered an alternative to everyday hohum techniques. They offered the Spanish Club and the Classical League The Classical League, with Mr. Pence as the sponsor, has been in existence for 5 years. In '84 major activities included a large banquet overrunning with food. It was heartily enjoyed by all in attendance. The evening ended nicely with the screen- ing of a classic film. For added fun an all- day trip to Busch Cardens rounded out the year. The Spanish Club under Ms. Klien became more active. They spiced up the class by having parties — serving authentic Mexican and Spanish foods. At Christmas they had a fiesta with a pinata, and other festivities. Naturally they also practiced speaking Spanish. One club member planned to get a little more practice during the summer. Phillip Perrie travels to Spain for a college course. 178 SPANISH AND LATIN CLUBS