Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Andrea Hoerner — Business Richard Howley — Vocational Support Service, Tech Center Earl Jester — Band director. Assistant Softball Coach Barbara Kable — Science, Science Fair, Physics Olympics Richard Kaplan — English Arnold Kepple — Media Specialist. Tech Center Arlen Kessler — Masonry. Tech Center John Kovach — English. Assistant Golf Coach Barbara Krejci — Physical Education Patty Kuzmick — Chorus Shirley Lacy — Cafeteria Staff Paul Laigle — Welding. Tech Center Gini Loeffler — Science Kazoo Advisor. Cheer leading Sponsor. Girls Track Phil Magdic — Social Studies. Football Coach. Wrestling Coach Barbara Malinowski — English Lawrence Man — Plumbing and Pipelining, Tech Center Raymond Mathena — Art Tina Mattingly — Nursing, Tech Center Iris McCarthy — Vocational Evaluator. Tech Center Diane McNamara — English. Yearbook Advisor Gertrude Medly — Custodial Staff Francis Mills — Custodial Staff Eleanor Morgan — Cafeteria Staff Thomas Murray — English. Track Coach Betty Nelson — Secretary Linda Nelson — Library Aide Lori Nelson — Secretary. J.V. Cheerleading Sponsor Kathy Norris — Math. Freshmen Class Sponsor Richard O'Donnell — Social Studies. Boys V Basketball Coach. Asst Softball Coach Steve Olczak — Assistant Principal. Cross Country Coach Linda Oliver — Cafeteria Staff Andy Palko — Social Studies, Head Football Coach Karl Pence — English. Icon Advisor, Literary Magazine Advisor Linda Perrygo — Librarian, Senior Class Advisor Bill Price — Auto Mechanics, Tech Center 106 CELEBRITIES FACULTY Hoerner Price

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We Are Ye», we are on our way to play on the Newlywed Game! Mr and Mrs. Scott Russell pose for pictures at their wedding reception at Brenton Bay. The wedding ceremony took place at St. Joseph’s Church in Morganza Family Close Friends, Family Ties, and Feelings of Unity Someone once said “Love makes the world go ‘round.” Well, that thought was certainly true at Chopticon. There was a great deal of love flowing through our hallways. But, it was a special love that we had at CHS. They were hus- band and wife, relatives and friends sharing much in common in- side and outside our school doors. Two of our teachers wed in December, Ms. Klein and Mr. Russell. Those who were old hat at marriage were our infamous English teachers Mr. and Mrs. Bottorf, and the duo science team of Mr. and Mrs. Asher. The gross population was increased as Mr. Denny became the father of twins, Catherine and Christine. Mrs. Asher gave birth to a boy, Timothy, in November. We took pride in all our parent teachers at Chopticon and pay special tribute to them. Carrie Fickea — Art, Art Club Advisor Charles Ford — Custodial Staff Frank Fox — Math, Soccer Coach Diane Germain — Nursing, Tech Center Catherine Giovannoni — Special Education Linda Glaser — English Sherrie Gordon — Special Education Joseph Guffey — Counselor Ray Guy — Business, FBLA Advisor, Freshmen Class Advisor Elizabeth Hall — Librarian, WCHS Advisor Hilton Harrod — Agriculture. F.F.A. Advisor Margaret High — Social Studies. Junior Class Advisor Agnes Holt — Cafeteria Staff George Holt — Custodial Staff Mary Holt — Cafeteria Staff CELEBRITIES - FACULTY 105 Fickes Holt

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Ain't she. I mean he. sweet' Mr Palko added extra laughs to the day by dressing as a Cabbage Patch Doll Christmas and Crazy Days Show Off Spirited Staff Did you ever see a 270 lb. Cabbage Patch Kid. a six foot elf. a walking Christmas tree, or a reindeer with a mustache? Well, if you answered yes to any of the above questions, you were a stu dent at Chopticon. On December 21, 1984, something never seen before ap peared at our school. It was a band of colorful costumes on our spirited faculty. Each member was notified what they were sup- posed to dress as and they all were delightfully amusing. Not only did they give the student body a laugh but they seemed to get one themselves as they watched their co-workers in their costumes. Some of the particularly funny outfits were worn by Mr. Palko as our “cabbage patch cutie,” with the giant run in his nylons. Mr. Magdic as a reindeer in potato pack, and Mr. Guffey as the Wiseman with his real snake! Our fearless principal, Mr Chakales, headed up the day as he came into lunches as Santa Claus. All in all, the day was full of fun and excitement. There were lots of parties, gift exchanging and good food. We had a really wonderful day of Christmas spirit with Chopticon. Then at 2:30 p.m. it was time to go home and share it with our families. Our faculty participated in many spirited activities such as dress-up days at Chopticon. During Homecoming they came dressed in their P.J.’s on Pajama Day, and their crazy get-ups on Punk Day. They never let us down when it came to participation and being involved. They were quite a crew. Trust me. both the snake and I are harmless Dressing up like a Wiseman and carrying a real snake. Mr Guffey added lo the spirit and thnll of Christmas And then, maybe. I'll like, mop the floor with my hair Ms. Davis dressed for Punk Rock Day during Homecoming Week Man. don t be jioen' Rudolph Mr Madgic, one of many teachers dressed up for Christmas CELEBRITIES - FACULTY 107 Christmas and Crazy Days