Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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 Celebrate MARYLAND'S 350lh FADS 187 WHAT'S WHAT'S OUT IN I'll never use Hut shampoo again! Pete O'Connor flashes his winning smile for the camera alligators music on radio bows tight pants long hair Izod slam dancing briefs plaids horned rimmed glasses designer jeans polo shirts music on TV ties baggy pants crew cuts Ocean Pacific breakdancing boxers stripes Glaicier Goggles camouflage clothing What do you mean you don't like the |im Vose shows the New Wave look (Lists like these are definitely out!)

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TRENDS AND ATTRACTIONS The beginning of school saw the first woman and first black man in space In November. “The Day After shocked everyone into realization of nuclear war and weapons Then as Christmas came around. Cabbage Patch dolls held highest priority, while home computers held a close second in demand And finally, 1984 was rung in with new resolutions and fashion trends that continued to influence our lives. New Wave came in like high tide at CHS. Buzz, spiked, and bi- level haircuts were seen all over school as were camouflage clothing, crop tops, and easy clothes From fashion earrings to Vans, indeed pure fashion had hit St. Mary's County. In fact, not only did fashion come our way, but so did the latest video craze via an M-TV cable company Michael lackson thrilled people everywhere as he won award after award while always waving his glittered, gloved hand, and Clara Peller. the Beef Woman, started a new phrase all across America Where's the Beef? Current President Ronald Reagan relaxed until November as the only Republican candidate for the 1984 Presidency And Democratic candidates Fritz Mondale, Cary Hart, and Jesse lackson rivaled for the Democratic nomination while Maryland celebrated its 350th anniversary with St. Mary's City as the main attraction.

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Say It to the Seniors! Dana Marie, You have approach- ed each challenge thus far in life with intelligence, love, determina- tion and thoughtfulness. If this is an indication of things to come . . . look out world, here comes a rainbow! Love, Mom and Dad Dawn Dilly. You're a really great person; I am glad we nave become friends''. I wish you the best of luck in the future and any holiday you decide to go on! lust remember who your da-da is and I think you will make it. Friends forever, Kathy Tracey, You've made us very proud. Congratulations, you've finally made it! We love you. Mom, Dad and Danny SENIOR STAFFERS — Congratulations! Mrs. Mac Dawn Cox, You Truly are a belsssing and a joy in many ways. You've been a source of fun and happiness right from your childhood days. We're proud of you and all you've done. You've studied hard, served your school, and still managed to have fun. And now always remember as each new challenge is met — lust give it your best and you'll have no regret. And never give up on your dreams or lose sight of the goals you have set. CONGRATULATIONS We love you. Mom and Dad Mike — You're kind, gentle and always willing to help other peo- ple. The world you're stepping in- to is quite different from school, but with your determination you will conquer anything you face. I'm very proud of you. Love, Grandmom Dearest Diane, Tracey, Melody, Dana, Jill — Thank you for letting us share your life. May your future be filled with success, good health, happiness and love. May all your dreams come true and all your goals be met. Love Ya!! Mom and Pop Johnson Cindy; This graduation day has come much too soon. You have given us alot of happy and proud moments. You are truly a very special daughter. Take our love and the pride of being a Chop- ticon student and step forward in- to a new challenging life. Love Mom and Dad Diane: Congratulations sis, you've finally made it I wish you much success in everything you do and I am proud to have you as my sister. Love Always, Delores Kenny, Though the road was sometimes rocky, we knew you'd find your way. So give life your best shot today and everyday. We're proud of you!! Love Mom and Dad My Dearest Kathy — We are so This class is so much fun I forgot about my broken arm! Author Holman and Eric Bearden enpy being seniors 188 SENIOR PATRONS