Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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WHO COULD ASK FOR MORE THAN THE CLASS OF '84! We made it, at long last our senior year From our first successful disco as freshmen, our sec- ond place float in that same year and the first time we won the spirit stick from the class of '82, we knew there was something unbeatable about sticking it out together. We've had our share of prizes in our four years of competitions and contests. As juniors we once again captured second place in the float competition, as well as the hall decorations for homecoming The thrill of second place that year was doubled by beating the class of'83 in the float competition. A feat no other class could boast Some would argue that the biggest prize was not in winning competitions at all, but the moment we got our class rings, lune 13, 1983, and it became official... we were seniors. Continuing the tradition of making the number of our class on the football field, we formed our '84 in September for the ring turning ceremony, kicking off the year. Then came the first disco of '84 sponsored by us. Successful fund raising was followed by another successful year in competi- tion with other classes when we took first place on our homecoming float. Making a return to Chopticon as a fund raising activity, we sold candy to raise money for the Dude Ranch trip in May. Each box sold brought $5.00 towards the trip. Our seniors decided against a trip, using the money for senior activities. The four years that we have all spent here at Chopticon High School are ones full of many memories that will be remembered always. The class of 1984 always stuck together and finished what they started. This was especially shown with the Senior class play. Our director gave out on us, but we didn't give out on each other. With the help of our Sponsors, Mr. Ray Guy, and Mrs. Linda Glaser and last minute tips from Mrs. Comer, our Senior class play was a big success. Times such as these will always be cherished. But being a Senior also meant that we wouldn't always be having times as these together, for we all had to go our separate ways and start our new lives in the Big World. There is one thing that could be said. The Class of '84 will never die or fade away. Our memories of each other and others of us will always be there. SCOTT D. ADAMS Advisor Mrs Linda Glaser, Vice President Tina Malara, Treasurer Diane Murphy, President Heather Appel, Secretary Becky Barth, Advisor Mr Ray Guy STACY L. AICHER 32 SENIORS

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It's stuck to the roof of my mouth! David Barth munches on his ice cream at lunch You hold a block of metal in your hand, and it's solid. Yet within the metal there are molecules of atoms, all moving by laws of their own Press a block of pure gold against a block of pure silver. When you separate them they seem unchanged, but a good physical chemist will show you that where they have been in contact, invisible flecks of gold have wandered across the barrier of structure and buried themselves in the silver and likewise atoms of silver, somehow, in the structure of the gold. I think that when people are pressed close they act the same way. Part of you enters them, part of them enters you. Long after you forget the names and faces, they are still a part of you. Sometimes it is frighten- ing to think that every person you hated or feared, or run away from is part of you. But so is every person you have ever learned from, every friend you ever knew ' Theodore H. White, The Mountain Road Lei's see if we have enough change ... Mr O'Donnell takes tickets from Dawnele Hotxook. Chanele Holbrook and laune Bauer at one of Chopticon's many discos held to raise money for dubs and organizations Wow! There is a four letter word in this book. Deb- bie Harper and David Hartsig make good use of the new library media center This class is so boring! Roger Pritchard and Dale Anderson try to pay attention during a lecture in Mrs Heater's dass PEOPLE 31

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The toy oi being a Senior Tina Malara and Tish Sydnor exchange ring turnings RAYH. WILLIAM B. ALVEY ALVEY BLAIR J. CRAIG J. ANDERSON ANDERSON ROBIN L. HEATHER E. PAULA J. ANNETTE L. JONATHAN L ANDERSON APPEL ARCIPRETE ARMIGER ARMSTRONG ROBERTA A. MICHELLE ZACHARY S. CHRISTINE M. DAVID L. ARMSTRONG ATWELL BAKER BANAGAN BARBOUR STNIORS 33