Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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RONALD W. TINA THOMAS THOMAS Mr Ray Guy, Mrs Linda Glaser, Mr Dwight Chakles and Heather Ap- pel gather around the dass of '84 s gift to the school A creation of Mr Michael Olsen, it will be permanently placed in the lobby of the school Mr Chakales says a special thank you and goodbye to Heather Ap- pel. senior class presi- dent, at the end of the banquet held at Cedar Pomi Officers Club ANTHONY R. KIMBERLY S. KYLEM. ROSEM. KEVIN M. TUCKER TUCKER TYER UNKLE WALDO W 54 SENIORS

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LOOK WHO’S in LOVE It started during the cold month of january . . the organizing, planning, ordering decorations, and spending that hard earned money from the senior account. The class of '84 was planning their last big dance of the year. But this was more than just a dance It was a night for love, a night for dreams . a night to get all dressed up and celebrate in another world a night of Southern Nights. And with the help of lots of masking tape, a little paper here and there, plus some dedicated hard work, the Seniors had turned our gymnasium into a room of elegance with dreamy ideas of old fashioned Southern Nights. The many hours of hard work on Thursday, Friday and Saturday paid off. That night students entered their very own southern ballroom, complete with azaleas, a white picket fence and a romantic gazebo. The class theme song Through the Years and a garter ceremony added the final touches to the atmosphere Refreshments were graciously provided by the sophomore class. Don't just sit there, get up and dance! Wanda Sommerville. Greg Young. Janice Young. Steve Bnsco. Denise Dickerson and Bach Herbert relax with refreshments Arthur, can you believe this band is trying to play Michael Jackson. Arthur Holman and Carole Buczek seem to think that's funny Can I see your I.D. please! Jimmy Pyburn takes prom tickets from Donnie Dimatteo and Missy Friess PROM 53

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The Beginning of the End On May 24, the year for the seniors began to wind down at their senior banquet. The banquet, sponsored by the class of '85, was a complete suc- cess as the night began with a lovely buffet dinner. The seniors received their athletic awards from Mrs Bottorf and Mr. Baker in an emotional tribute to the outstanding athletes. Afterwards, there was a series of touching speeches by class officers, Mr Chakales, and the class sponsors, Mr Guy and Mrs. Glaser. Then gifts were given to those parents and friends who cared enough to help the class through the years. Next the school gift was presented to Mr Chakales, a handsome bust of a brave for our school's lobby. A wonderful, nostalgic, slide show followed, or- chestrated by Mr. Armentrout, detailing members of the class from infancy to the present. To finish off the night a video dance system provided the entertainment. Would you look at that, if you turn this knob it's also a toaster, Mr Guy and Mrs Glaser open their gifts from the class Open wide and let the little choo-choo in the tunnel, Michelle Atwell indulges herself at the banquet ANNA M. WATHEN STEVEN M. WATKINS VICTOR L. WEDDING, JR. WILLIAM T. WHITE DONALD R. WILLIAMS, JR. SENSORS 55