Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Workin' at the car wash . . . Leslie Ritchie puts in her hour at the Field Day NHS car wash. Some members didn't show up for their assigned shift, so her hour became most of the day. PLEASE LIGHT! Missy Sullivan lights one of the four candles. Each candle stands for something — one for Leadership, another Character, then Scholarship, and finally Service. PTICON HIGH SCHOOL NHS — Front Row: Paul Krush, Ronnie Repasi. Josh Rhoads. Charlie Roach. Brian Dean. Tavi Gandara. Second Row: Timmy Bennett. Jimmy Mihovetz, Joey Hill. David Barth. David Hartsig. Dan Kelley. Brian Davis Back Row: Mrs Sakran. Jayna Barber. Cindy Smith. Tracey Curtis. Caroline Zimmerman. Jean Sansbury. Jessica Fenwick. Ricky Long. Missy Sullivan. Jenny Hambeck, Steve Nelson. Leslie Ritchie. Dawn Phillips. Lee Hastings. Kim Herbert, and Mr Younkins Combinations National Honor Society

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GROWING One main event in the NHS school year was to induct their new distinguished members. Being one of the largest inductions in the history of CHS, proved our quest for excellence was alive and well at CHS. True to the qualities that gained them membership into this organization, members gave of their time to help others. One project was a tutoring program. On Field Day NHS held a Car Wash to raise some extra money to balance expenses. Even though the rain and gloomy weather may have dampened their spirits, it didn’t harm their fun. They also held a moneymaking soda sale. A SNOWMAN INDOORS! Mrs. Sakran’s door was covered with Christmas spirit in the door competitions, it placed second overall. Lights out. candles glowing . .. ready for the reception? Tracey Curtis after being inducted, escorted by Charolette Lacey while Missy Sullivan and Caroline Zimmerman follow close behind. Combinations National Honor Society

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Future Business Leaders of America, that’s what each member has become with their involvement and achievements with FBLA. Distributive Education Clubs of America helped students achieve a better understanding and choose a wider field of marketing and distribution in the business world. FBLA had a successful year. Eighteen members went to Hagerstown, MD during the week of April 12-14. for their FBLA State Leadership Conference. They received many 1st place awards: CHAPTER OF THE YEAR. Annual Activities Report. Scrap book. Vocational Education Week Report, plus Jeannette Vance won Job Interview. Mark Howe won Mr FBLA. Jennifer Hambeck won Job Description Manual. Donna Thompson, Dee Cross, Kim Herbert, Beth Hammett, and Tracy Van Hoozier won Parliamentary Pro cedure. and Mark Howe won Who ’s Who in Maryland FBLA Each of these members will compete in the National Leadership Conference held in Houston, Texas, in July. To send these students, they had two fund raisers the TOM WATT kit and B B Kit, which sold very well with students and teachers. DECA had a very interesting year. They got a new advisor, Mrs. Peggy Brown. They, too, went to Hagerstown, MD for the Leader- ship Conference with Dale Anderson receiving 2nd place for Service Station Retailing. Members that were interested just went along for the fun and experience at the National Conference held in San Fran- cisco during May. To send members, they had a jewelry and yard sale, and sold donuts in the morning for 25c each. These clubs tried to help students become involved with group ac- tivities and make them more successful in whatever career they choose. Think. Think. Think, that's all I ever do in this class. Berlaunder Barnes puts her thinking cap on when she goes over her typing instructions for her next assignment in Simulated Office 134 Combinations FBLA DECA