Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Female Athlete of the Year — Sonya Mane Trimbath placed on the first Team SMAC in both track and basketball Male Athlete of the Year — Douglas Scott Haymans placed on the Second Team SMAC in football. Ski Club - Front Row: Charlie Wright. Jimmy Wright. Preston Wood. Vince Buczek Second Row: Chanele Holbrook. Dawnele Holbrook. Elizabeth Franklin. Rhonda Henderson, Shelly Butler. Donna Pyles. Kelley Bowling Back Row Scott Cheseldine. Dan Kelley. Charlie Roach. Brian Dean. Josh Rhoads. John Simpson Terrence Allen was selected to the SMAC First Team for basketball. Carole Buczek placed on the SMAC First Team for softball in addition to be- ing the Conference MVP for softball. Special Awards Female Athlete of the Year Sonya Marie Trimbath Male Athlete of the Year Douglas Scott Haymans Female Outstanding Scholar Athlete Deborah Lynn Harper Male Outstanding Scholar Athlete Brian Ford Dean Physical Education Award Sonya Marie Trimbath Army Reserve and Scholastic Coach Magazine Award Brian Ford Dean Sonya Marie Trimbath Scholarships Terrence Emil Allen - Presbyterian College Carole Ann Buczek — Charles Community College Senior Athlete Plaques Tier Renette Bush Barbara Stephanie Butler Leslie Maria Carter Brian Ford Dean Jessica Aretha Fenwick Joseph Francis Graves Deborah Lynn Harper Douglas Scott Haymans Leslie Anne Ritchie Melissa Clare Sullivan Linda Michelle Thomas Sonya Marie Trimbath Sheila Daphine White Varsity Club Pledge As an athlete. I have learned how to win. I have learned how to lose, but most of all I have learned how to be part of a team Now as a member of the varsity club. 1 pledge to wear my varsity letter with that special pnde that shows the hard work and enthusiasm with which I earned it Also. I will encourage others to par ticipate. to compete, and to become part of a winning tradition Varsity Club Officers — Front Row: Refreshments Stacey Reynolds. Treasurer Tracy Van Hoosier. Publicity Dawn Phillips. Back Row: Vice-President Paul Krush. President Harry Garrison. Combinations Ski and Varsity Clubs

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The Chopticon Varsity club in ’84-’85 helped a great deal with activities surrounding our school’s athletics. They sponsored the Annual Donkey Basketball game and put up a team to compete. They earned over $400.00 to help purchase our varsity letters and awards They also helped with elementary school relays and sponsored the Lou Benson Athletic Awards. Athletic Director Charlie Baker and Mrs. Bottorf were the sponsors. Under their guidance the club introduced a new pledge for the 85-’86 year at the spring Dime A Dip Banquet to encourage another productive year The Ski Club, sponsored by Mike Denny, made the best of their plans as they ventured to Pennsylvania at Ski Liberty to conquer the slopes Of the 2 trips planned, they did make one of them The weather was great, though not all the slopes were open, and of the 35 attending members, no one was injured. I can do it. I know I can make it to the finiah line first! Supporting the senior class through participation in Field Day. Debbie Harper was selected for the Field Hockey SMAC first team and is the recipient of the Senior Female Outstanding Scholar Athlete Award. r136 ■ All Americani Gving his best during Field Day. Bnan Dean distinguished himself as an athlete, particularly in baseball, was selected to SMAC’s first team He is the recipient of the Senior Male Outstanding Scholar Athlete award. Combinations Ski and Varsity Clubs

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You didn’t have to want to be a homemaker to take Home Ec. or to join Future Homemakers. Being involved in FHA prepared a stu- dent for the many challenges that life has to offer. FHA offered its service to other organizations at CHS. Many ban- quets were a delicious success with a little extra help from FHA. The members of FHA were very gracious with helping to prepare and serve the food. The FHA tried as often as they could to make the school and the faculty to feel important. Any leftovers in the Home Ec. room were usually distributed to all the faculty. FHA also taught you to make your own clothes and save money. FHA was a good class to take for whatever your career choice might be. You can t hook the sleeve to the bottom of the shirt! Mrs Brown helps Lisa Carter get her shirt straight. FHA - First Row Missy Newton. Loretta Wood. Malisa Meredith. Pam Baker. April Reynolds. Patty Louthain. Back Row Advisor Ms Brown. Janice Thomas. Tara Bush. Lisa Yorkshire. Regina Armstrong. Arlene Thomas. Tracy Guy. Wow. I can’t wait to wear this out this weekend. Janice Thomas tries to get her project done by the weekend. COMBINATIONS Future Homemakers of America