Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Toni Kronberger Kevin Krush Brenda Lacey Norman Lacey James Lallande Gia Lamela Gerald Landes Marian Lane Judy Laiham Elliott Lawrence Heather Lesko Tommy Loeffler Neil Long Barbara Longan Bruce Loughmiller Shelly Maloy Cynthia Marcus Bella Marmer Jan Mason Melody Mathews Michael Mattingly Christine May Olenthia McDaniels Dana McKenny Isn’t this Commander Salamander’s? J. J Lallande and Heather Edwards dress up for Punk Rock Day. Wow. how did you do that?! Brian Douglas and Randy Raley tape their drumsticks as Steve Roberts observes. 96 FRESHMEN CELEBRITIES Kronberqer McKenny

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What It Takes to be Number One! The freshmen won first place in the float competition during homecoming week. Their colorful and creative float, used the Canary Islands as the basis for their float message: “The Patriots are for the Birds . . During homecoming week the freshmen work ed hard to complete the winning float. Meetings were held at Delores Murphy’s house plus at school. After four weeks and over 100 boxes of tissues a winner was chosen. How about tome help? Mr Anderson works on the float with Dwayne Grimes and Ricky Wood. Com on everybody let's do the bird! CHS 1 float for the 1984-85 year Alicia Holt Duana Holt Christopher Holten Orissa Holten Renee Holton Terra Houchens Ricky Huckleby Jon Hurley Donnie Hylton Amy Jackson Diane Johnson Diane Johnson Lory Johnston John Jones Mike Jordan Katrina Keefer Joseph Kidwell Tommy King Jennifer Kirby Judith Knott James Knott Karen Knott Cheryl Knott Stephanie Koerber CELEBR1TIES FRESHMEN ■95 Holt Koerber

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Susan McKoy Gary McNutt Malisa Meredith Ray Meredith Kathy Milam Paul Miller Renae Miller Kathy Mills Mary Alisa Mirabile Sheila Moore Carolyn Morgan Marcia Morgan Tony Morgan Michelle Morris Kevin Morse Delores Murphy Tony Nelson Leslie Nelson Tammy Newton Melissa Newton Christopher Norment Paula Oliver Brenda Owens Janet Payne liard at Work or Hardly Working, the Class of ’88 Savored All Life Had to Offer at CHS Through Activities and Classes. The class of 1988 found CHS to be a new wave of fun ac- tivities. After the excitement of homecoming, spirit week, and pep rallies, the freshmen were well into the groove of the busy CHS life. The hard work continued throughout the year. With twenty credits required to graduate the freshmen have a long road ahead. Look Steve it’s alive! Kevin Krush and Steve Harris work on a lab in science class FRESHMEN CELEBRITIES '97 McKoy Payne