Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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The Class ef ’88 Has the Right Chemistry Yes, they did. Not only in science classes, but in all their undertak- ings. The biggest of all was winning the float competition. After that freshmen were pouring their “g forces into skating parties, dances, dues drives and fund raisers. The class sponsors were always there to help organize and contribute to the success of their activities. While always busy doing something, the freshmen did prove that hard work and a little motivation was the formula for success! Where’» the water, my leave» are wilting! Christine May as a tree in Bamum Brian Wilkes David Wilkerson Jamie Wilkerson Jody Willett Gene Williams Jon Willen John Wills Vincent Wills Joe Wilmer Phillip Wilson Julia Wolfe Jimmy Wright Debbie Wood Loretta Wood Ricky Wood William Woodland David Woods Michelle Zacher FRESHMEN CELEBRITIES 101 Wilkes Zacher

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Yvette Thomas Jamey Thomas Lisa Thompson Deneen Thompson Kevin Thompson Gordon Thome Ricardo Tompkins Terry Trent Billy Tucker Lisa Vaccaro Charles Waggoner Kelly Walter George Washington Cheryl Wathen Debbie Wathen Diana Watson John Ward Shellie Warren David Wedding Michael Wenke Tony Wesley Steven West Jonathan White Pop goes the weasel! Bonnie Talton is the Jack in the Box in the production of Barnum A mad scientist? No it’s Tara Bush during physical science class — just another lab! 100 FRESHMEN CELEBRITIES Thomas White

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Special Trademarks Teachers of CHS relate to students with expressions and sayings Some students go to school thinking of teachers as bad guys. This was hardly true from our CHS faculty. Our teachers and staff were the best around. Always there with a helping hand and an open mind, many facul- ty members were notable through their expressions — facial, say- ings, or simple actions. Each one had a special trademark. Some may have been a little less reserved than others, some shorter on pa- tience, but we could always figure them out in time to act according- ly to each individual’s personality — some times a little too late. For instance, when Mr. Richard’s called you a “goober” you knew it was time to get down to business. Or when Mr. Mathena got to the point where he said, “Dirty word. Dirty word,” you knew to back off and let him release some steam. Let’s face it, the faculty at CHS was the greatest. We got mad at them, bad mouthed them, made fun of them, but most of all we tru y loved them. George Adams — Math, Business John Anderson — Cooperative Work. Business Margaret Armentrout — Business. F.B.L.A. Advisor Junior Armstrong — Custodial Staff Donald Asher — Soccer Coach Vickey Asher — Special Education Mary Ashton — Cafeteria Staff Sharon Baily — Business Charlie Baker — Math. Athletic Director, Varsity Club Sponsor Joe Baker — Industrial Arts Thomas Barnes — Science. Ski Club Lynn Bell — Science. Freshman Class Sponsor Jack Bottorf — English Nancy Bottorf — English. Assistant Athletic Director. Field Hockey Larry Brabec — Sheet Metal, Tech Center Dana Brookhart — Science Joseph Brooks — Custodial Staff Marcia Brown — Home Economics. F.H.A. Advisor Peggy Brown — Business. D E C A Advisor Wanda Buchanan — Secretary 102 FACULTY CELEBRITIES Adams Buchaxian