Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, The 1st place Christmas floor Su anne Mitten is hard at work on Homecoming Decorations Ruth Hammett Cathy Hanzakos Matthew Hardesty lane Harding Lee Hastings Heath Haukland Cindy Hayden lesse Hayden Mary Herbert Shirley Herbert Ronnie Hester Audrey Hill lean Hill Shawn Hippeard Chanelle Holbrook Michelle Holley Crystal Holt Bdly Holt Jennifer Hurry Arlene Isenberg Jerry Jaros David Jenkins Randy Johnson Sherry Johnson SOPHOMORES 83

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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

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Dermis Hme Creg Kestuson Ronnie king Margaret Kolbe Robert Kotlausic Mike Kramer Paul Krush Patty Lacey Heiman Lasure Paul Long Donnie Long Mickey Lopez Dawn Malaspina Charlene Marcus Angie Martin lames Mason Micheal Mays Dennis Mcqurk Tracey McGuire limmy Mihovetz Michelle Mills Wayne Mills Suzanne Mitten Teresa Mondell Following Up on Tradition Tradition says the sophomore class should always provide the Baccalaureate reception for the seniors, and this year was no different. The sophomores raised money for this by selling stuffed Easter bunnies, flower and garden seeds, and also having a lot of bake sales. Their hard work planning the reception was rewarded with a very successful ceremony and many thanks from the senior class. Here's the game plan Melissa Gwinn, Cindy Hall, and Susette Stone huddle up at the Homecoming Pep Rally 84 SOPHOMORES