Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Man! I think she bought out the whole store! Denise Tippett works in the afternoon at Al Murphy's, for a little extra money THREE DOWN — 1 TO GO As Juniors they felt a little more sure of themselves; the feeling of self con- sciousness seemed to disappear The privileges that were given to them for be- ing a part of the upper half were: ordering rings and being invited to the Senior Prom. The 3 years of high school held a lot of memories, but there also came the frustra- tion of seeing the Seniors leave There will be no one to look up to and next year the Class of '85 will be at the top and will have to set the examples and new traditions. They felt a sudden urge to do the best they could do so that the long awaited graduation day would soon become a reality.

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The shirt and skirt were such a bargain. Kathy Suit- miMer displays her wonderful talent at the school's talent show. Why can't I find this answer! Cathy Hamilton works fast to finish her Contemporary Issues You'll never guess what happened next! Sheila Vallandmgham talks to friends while she makes a DECA bulletin board 76 JUNIORS

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SOPHOMORES • • • Spirited, Enthusiastic, Freshmen No More, the Class of '86 Makes Success Their Motto for 1984. Sophomore ... that's the name given to those students who were not yet con- sidered upperclassmen but refused to be called Freshmen. They weren't as con- fused as the Freshmen, yet they didn't have the confidence that luniors and Seniors have. This was the year they gained the confidence to make it through the second half of their high school years. The sophomore class showed a lot of spirit in '84. They began with the Homecoming activities; placing third in the float competition. Then came Christmas activities. The sophomores visited the pediatrics ward at St. Mary's Hospital, delivering Christmas goodies to children who couldn't be home for the holidays. They also captured first place in the Christmas door decorating contest. Co- sponsoring a Valentine’s dance with the luniors. Sophomores met with more success The class of '86 held as many fund raisers as possible to begin saving to make their junior year a success. David Adams Dayna Aist Michelle Altman Stan Armstrong Susan Bailey Drema Ballengee lerome Bannister Tyrone Bannister David Barth Thomas Beach Tony Bean Joey Beavan Charles Beaver Robin Belcher Gregg Bell Diane Berry Ruby Blankenship Sherry Blanton Kelly Bowling Carl Bowman Eric Bowman Mary Bowman Tabatha Bowman Mike Brawner 78 SOPHOMORES