Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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No matter how big you get. you’ll always be Daddy's little girl. Mr. Richards gives his daughter. Freshman Leslie, a big hug during the band’s winning trip to Gatlinburg. No. not my hand, take the baton! Michelle Nether hands off the baton to Linda Thomas during a track meet at Calvert. Linda and Michelle were a part of the growing track program at CHS that saw many victories in the ’85 season Caring is sharing . . . but not when it comes to MY pencil! Seniors Jeff Woolsey and Charlie Roach engage in a friendly battle over a pencil just before a pep rally CLOSING 207

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r As the 20th graduating class of Chopticon High School passed through our doors to the rest of their lives, filled with greater challenges, we real- ized that the C factor was more than being crazy or classy — it was caring. The love and caring was seen in our various daily activities — the team work of building a successful track program, a special pat on the back for a job well done, or a great big bear Brave hug from your best friend or from your full-time dad who also happened to be a Family Life teacher. It took all of this and more to make the C factor work — it took us, the entire student body and staff to give the C factor the little extra umph it needed to shine. It was us who fed it a steady supply of craziness, class, charisma, character, and caring. It was a tough job, but somebody had to do it. We, the creators of the C factor, made the memories of ’85 happen.

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End of the year and end of the book. And as we ride off Into the summer sunset, we take a look at the new road signs for our end of St Mary’s county. These new signs remind us of our quiet neighbors, the Amish This mixture of old ways and new signs makes us look forward to a new senior class in '86 with lots of old traditions to follow. Twenty years for CHS. and we’re up to number 5.295! Vanessa Young, the last graduate for '85 and the 5,295th in the school's history receives her diploma with warmest best wishes from Principal Dwight Chakales The Chopticonian Morganza, Maryland 20660 ’Jean Sansbury Kim O’Connor Jenny Wood Michelle Wilson ‘Janice Bowling ’Krista Jenkins Kim Shewbridge Diane McNamara QW1 »nd Scroll Member. Editor Student Life People Index Managing Editor Business Manager Photography Manager Advisor Staff: Mishelle Blankenship, Dennis Burroughs, Colleen Cusic, Karen Epperson, Michelle Eskins, Elise Harrison, Marian Lane, Shannon Reagan, and Kathy Suttmiller. Organizations: Quill and Scroll, Columbia Scholastic Press Association and Maryland Scholastic Press Association. The 1985 Chopticonian, Volume 20, was printed by Taylor Publishing Company, Dallas, Texas 75221. Our Taylor represen- tative was Pat Mahoney. The paper used was 80 Enamel. Copy, written entirely by the staff, was type set by the publisher. The opening and closing sec- tion used 12 pt. Souvenir Bold for copy with 36 pt. bold italic headlines. 208 Throughout the book the body copy was set in 10 pt. Souvenir. All captions were 8 pt. Souvenir. Headlines in the Student Life Section, Cruisin’, were 36 pt. Headline type for the People Section, Celebrities, was 48 pt. Broadway with the subheadline in 18 pt. Souvenir. Academics Sec- tion. Challenges, used headline and the first letter of the copy set in 24 pt. and 30 pt. Souvenir Bold, reverse type. In the Clubs Sec- tion, Combinations, headline was set in 30 pt. Vinetta and 60 pt. Brush. The Sports Section, Competition, headline was 36 pt. Tramp. The cover was designed by the staff using Red Kivar material with silk-screened Black 910. The print on the cover was Souvenir Bold in the sizes 24 pt. 36 pt., and 48 pt. The size of the book was 8V4xll with a total of 208 pages. A four page autograph section was sold to the students in May ’85. Segall-Majestic, 10-16 Azar Court, Baltimore, Maryland 21227, was the official school photography studio. They furnished the stu- dent and faculty portraits, most of the team and group pictures, and many candids. The rest of the pictures were taken by the student staff photographers. Containing many new design ideas, the ’85 book made a definite leap to the extraordinary. We wish to thank former staff members Brian Dean, Jessica Fenwick, and Alan Brookbank for their staff loyalty and participation in production. We also appreciate the ef- forts of Greg Roberts, Jenni Hartsig, Julie Wolfe, Dawn Phillips, Blaine Pilkerton, Christine May, Kathy Nelson, Sherri Parrasol, and Tina Beachy for contributing their talents to the book. Closing Colophon