Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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The Largest and the Best Ever! The cheerleaders showed the true spirit of Chopticon by putting their best pom pon forward. All year long their performance was en- thusiastic and creative. The 1985 Varsity Cheerleading squad was larger than ever before, with a total number of 24 smiling faces. You may think 24 cheerleaders was quite a bit, but in their case bigger was better. The Varsity Cheerleaders with their sponsor, Mrs. Gini Loeffler, really showed everyone what cheerleading was all about. The cheerleaders supported the football players through a disappointing season, and cheered the basketball players on to a SMAC cham- pionship. All year long they promoted school spirit by selling Chop- ticon key chains and bumper stickers and just by showing the general feeling of PRIDE INSIDE. Balance, skill, and talent, all in one. Floor: Jodie Spence. Kim Cooper. Suzanne Curtis, Diane Johnson Top Row: Kristie Spence, Heather Lesko, Tara Payne and Lynn Getz steady themselves in order to form a perfect pyramid. f 152 Competition Cheerleaders

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CHS S.M.A.C. wrestling tournament 1985. All of I’ve got you where I want you now! Gary Dottellis our team participated. has the upper hand on this wrestler. The Sharing of the Green Always Several Moves Ahead The wrestling team was ready for ac- tion. They had a 9-3 dual meet record and placed first in the CHS tournament, third in the Parkdale tourney, and second in the De Matha quads. Overall they finished fourth in SMAC and third in the Region III B post season tournaments. CHS formed a new team last season, it was our golf team, CHS was not the only school with a golf team. Ryken, Leonard- town. Great Mills, La Plata, and McDonough also had teams. Our team consisted of five amateur golfers, all of which were underclassmen. Although this was not new, it was a returning sport for CHS and scores improved with each new game. The outlook for this team is bright. Under the dedicated direction of Mr. Kovach and Mr. Cockran, the team practiced during both the fall and spring. Tournaments were held in the fall. Wicomico allowed the team time on their greens for practice. The 1984-’85 Golf Team — Front Row: Mr. Kovach. Jim Gray. Mr. Cochran. Back Row: Pat Brewer. Steven Standish, Thomas Stone, and Dean Wook. 1984-1985 Braves Best CHS field hockey became Regional Champions. CHS basketball won S.M.A.C. CHS had a golf team. CHS girls doubles Tennis won the first round of state playoffs. CHS softball won S.M.A.C. CHS softball won regionals. CHS softball won the state championship. CHS track built a better team. Did You Know? Did You Knou ? that the golf tee was patented by George Grant on December 12,1899? Did you know? the seventh inning of a baseball game has a stretch in it? Did you know? the board game Monopoly is banned in the U.S.S.R.? Did you know? Wilt Chamberlain is credited with 23,924 rebounds? Did you know? the crossbar on a football goal post is ten feet high? Competition Sports Mini-Mag 151-1

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I can Fly! Diane Johnson at one of the football teams’ home game showing enthusiasm and spirit. But we don't want to go steal the ball. Mrs. Loeffler teaches Donna Pyles and Leslie Carter a little about defensive cheerleading. You’re dribbling the wrong way! Trina Parks strains her voice in order to be heard at one of the basketball team's home games And . . . stretch, two. three, four . . . Paulette Dickerson looks as though she's teaching arobics but in actuality she's getting the audience a little bit rowdy Group Shot — Front Row Lisa Gardner. Diane Johnson, Tnna Parks. Second Row Cathy Sams. Colleen Stco. Suzanne Curtis. Heather Lesko, Stacy Windsor, Donna Pyles, Kim Wood. Elaine Trimbath, Lynn Get . Twanda Jeniffer. Jackie Payne Third Row Dreama Ballengee. Tracy Curtis. Lisa Mendith. Kim Cooper. April Jones. Dawn Wildoner. Kelly Wood. Paulette Dickerson Back Row Mrs Gm Loeffler. Pat Wetzel. Roschelle Mack. Chrisitine Ritchie. Denise Anderson. Trina Brown Competition Cheerleaders