Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Valerie Evans Doug Faries Albert Farrell Mary Farrell Agnes Faunce Toni Fenwick Troy Fitrell Thom Foca Bobbie Frenrhs Kevin Fretwell Tavi Candara Usa Gardner Is this the Washington School for Secretaries? Albert Clements works on his typing skills Where's a fire drill when you need one? Mr Brookhart's 7 8 Biology class is full of energy Hanging on to every word are Tom Gles. Dawn Phillips. Denver Gaston. Kim O'Connor, lulie Quade. Pat Wetzel. Steve Douglas. Greg Quade. Craig Tyer, Caroline Zimmerman, Albert Clements. Donnie Long. k e Pyburn. Greg Thornburg, Dwayne Carroll, Heath Hawk land. Laura Poff, Terrie Polk, and Tim Shaw What are you talkin' about teach? Toni Fenwick interupts her work for a glance at the photographer while Lisa Garner and Darrell Quesenberry are busy at work SOPHOMORES 81

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Anthony Courtney Terri Cradle left Culbertson Tna Cunningham Kenneth Curtis Tracy Curtis Carla Dade Aaron Davis Brian Davis Susie Davis DeeDiggle Tracy Dmtamen Michael Dodson Bifly Dollins Cary Dottellis Susan Douglas terry Downs Ted Downs Paulette Dumas Robert Dunlap Kevin Dyson Mary Ellis lohn Epperson Michelle Eskns Work . Work. . . Work. . . If you wanted to make it at C H S., you had to work. There was no better time to start than during the sophomore year. Remember our freshman year; school work was overwhelming! Yet our sophomore year didn't bring about a big change. Our work seemed to overwhelm us just as much! School work included: reading novels — lulius Caesar and Tale of Two Cities — to learning proofs and postulates. There were all night bouts studying for final exams. Don't forget .. . worrying about PS.A T. scores. It was enough to make a person a nervous wreck. But despite all the work, most made it through our sophomore year and were rewarded with confidence. Enough con- fidence to carry us on to our Junior year! Finally a moment ot silence! Kay Goldsmith works on a creative writing assignment 80 SOPHOMORES

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Super Brave Saves the Day! The sophomore s float parades through the parking lot SOPHOMORES take third Homecoming started in early summer for most of the sophomores and went up to the day of the float competition. After school, weekends, and any other free time was spent working on the float. The sophomores slogan was Southern will need more than Kryptonite to stop our Super Brave'. The biggest problem they faced was finding a flat bed to build the float on, but once this was found work began. With the help of the Industrial Arts department they built their fantasy, Chopticon's very own Super Brave. The sophomores only placed third in the float competition but they showed they do have the winning spirit by bouncing back and taking first place in the Christmas Door Decorating Contest. Rusty Garner Chrrs Garraway Ronnie Gass Denver Gaston Christina Gates Mary Gibson Charlie Gilbert Thomas Giles Robert Goddard Thomas Goldsbrough Kay Goldsmith Peggy Gordon Jim Gray loe Green Tanya Green Kim Gnffn Kati Gunde )im Guy lean Guy Pat Guy Missy Guy Melissa Gwmn Cindy HaH Geraldine Hall v 82 SOPHOMORES