Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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MON ALISA M. MARIAS. DAVID L. THOMAS E. DONNA M. PLATER PULVIRENTI PYBURN PYLES QUADE JIMMYM. LAURA K. TAMMYS. WENDYM. BOBBY W. QUADEJR. QUADE QUADE QUADE RALEY KIRK A. ROBERT E. DANAM. PAULA D. TIMMY RANKIN REILLY REILLY RIMER ROWELL BRIAN BONNIE D. DARRENS. KAREN D. JAA. RUSSELL RUSSELL SAGE SCHEER SCHIAVONE SENIORS 47

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DAVID M. NEILL STEVEN G. SHARON A. CHRISTOPHER CHRISTOPHER NELSON NICHOLSON M. NIDA A. NOLAN CONNIE L. OLIVER We ran out of 's, cries Carolyn Swank while putting up the bulletin board MATT B. OLIVER MIKEL. PERIC. WENDY J. CATHERINE L. BONNIE M. OWENS PHILLIPS P1LKERT0N PING LET ON PLATER •« SENIORS

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JAYP. SCHULTE ROBIN M. SCOTT WILLIAM D. SEEKFORD PAT RICK J. SEMMIG 4 GILR. SINCLAIR Paying the Price Paying the price boy did we ever. Graduation night, for many, marked the end of some of the most memorable years of our lives. But the memories didn't come cheap. The Senior year was and will always be the most expensive year in high school. On the average, each Senior spent about $425 on Senior expenses alone. This didn't include other expenses such as Homecoming, fundraisers, and personal favorites in- cluding clothes and records. Some prices may have been small to pay at the time, but in the end they all added up Although some expenses varied with each individual, there were many that were the same for every Senior So the $425 could be subtracted from or added to, but all Seniors and their parents had to face the reality: in order to graduate, it 's going to cost. GLENN A. SHORT DANE. SMALL IRIS A. A Senior Privilege? Linda Cox takes a snooze SOMERVILLE DWAYNE T. SOMERVILLE WANDA A. SOMERVILLE 48 SENIORS