Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Thanks for tying my shoe Tim ... I wouldn’t know what to do without you when Mom isn't around. Eric Flemming and Tim Bennet minimize the possibility of injury by doing warm up exercises Gotta watch my step, wouldn't want to sprain my ankle! Outstanding athlete Sonya Trimbath takes the hurdles. ---------------------179 n Competition Track — Gris and Boys

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I Some Pain, A Lot of Gain Thanks to lots of practice and the enthusiasm of the coaching staff, the track team was successful in building a solid program. Both the Boy’s Track and Girl’s Track teams sent individuals to SMAC, Regionals and State Competitions. While it took dedication and hours of work plus sweat, members of the track teams were reward- ed with the satisfaction of knowing that their success was measured in spirit, pride and the sense of a JOB WELL DONE. I think I can . . . Doris Ridley gives her last burst of energy to cross the finish line First, concentrate, next, start the motion, then let ’er rip! Bruce Parker displays his strength and agility in the discus event. If r 178 Competition Track — Girls and Boys

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Team Boasts District Champs The tennis team had a great year. They finished with an 8-10 record. The majority of the tennis team consisted of freshmen and sophomores. Out of 23 players, 15 were underclassmen. Although there was the large number difference, it was the up- perclassmen that carried the team. The top four singles players were Phil Perrie, Shannon Brubaker, Bill Bass and Debbie Harper. The season ended with the district championship. Seniors Debbie Harper and Leslie Ritchie went as doubles partners and won first place in the women’s doubles. Other team members went to districts and represented Chopticon well. Another great return! Shannon Brubaker comes across with a powerful forehand smash for a winner. r 180 Competition Tennis