Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Wade Davis Brian Dean Sieve Douglas Glenda Du four Beth Edger Glenn Emmert Karen Epperson Mark Farley Belinda Farrell Robert Farrell Jessica Fenwick Mike Ferguson Cheryl Fkkinger ludy Freeman John Fredrick Missy Friess Carrie Gainey Edward Gardner Harry Garrison Lisa Gibson Becky Gbson loey Gaves Brenda Gay Edward GnHi | C Guy Wayne Guy Patty Guy Tammy Hall Jennifer Hambek Cathy Hamilton Lisa FTanzakos Tammy Hardesty Charlotte Harding Debbie Harper Janet Harper Elise Harrison David Hartsig Sharon Harvey Velvet Hawkins George Hayden Robin Hayden Doug Hay mans Rhonda Henderson Barbara Herbert Cindy Herbert Kathy Herbert Km Herbert lames Hill 70 JUNIORS

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Larry Brash Donna Bockey Linda Bridget t Allan Brookbank Cheryl Brownrrgg David Buckler Cary Buckler loanne Buckler Robert Buckler Carole Buczek Gerald Burch John Burch AHen Burch Tier Bush Stephanie Butler Shelly Butler Mike Carroll Sherrye Carroll Paul Chase Christian Cherrico Scott Cheseldine Wendy Cook Dee Crook Harold Cunningham Colleen Cusic David Cusic Karen Cusic Gwen Dade JUNIORS 69

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Joey Hill Rene Hill Robert Hill Vicky Hill Mike Holmes Francis Holt George Holt Sara Holton loisHouchens Mark Howe Mark Hughes April Hunt Danny Hunt Karen larrelle Krista lenkins Brian Johnson Dan Kelly Donnie Kemp Candy Kitts Sandy Knott Charlotte Lacey (ill Lacey Karen Lacey Joanne Lallande An Indian always knows her school song. Donna Pyles joins in in singing the Alma Mater at the Homecoming pep rally I have just as much spirit as the Cheerleaders! Jeff Wolsey displays school spirit at the Homecoming pep rally '85's Alive '85's alive alright, and they proved it in an exciting way, at the Homecoming pep rally. The juniors competed for the spirit stick along with the Sophomores and Seniors who had it from the spring of '83. After the one round of screaming and cheering, the judges couldn't decide who the winner was. So, each class had one more chance to see who could be louder than anyone else. After the second round; there was no doubt in the judges' minds that the juniors were the loudest, the most spirited and that they deserved the spirit stick. JUNIORS 71