Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Tammy M. Thomas A. Jennifer T. Catherine E. Lisa A. Hall Hall Hambeck Hamilton Hanzakos Tammy K. Charlotte A. Deborah L. Hardesty Harding Harper Janet C. Harper Elise E. Harrison SENIORS CELEBRITtES 49 Graves Harrison

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The Air Force can offer you this and much more. Air Force recruiter Sgt. Frost talks to seniors Harold Garrison and Ed Grilli about opportunities in the service. Futures . . . choices were many And decisions were difficult Planning Cur As we struggled through the confusing maze of college hand- books, applications and career ideas, we realized it was time for us to make some major decisions. All were a part of being a senior and finally asking yourself, What do I want to do with my life? . After graduation all we wanted to do was go to Ocean City and PARTY! But then what? There were more decisions to make other than what hotel had the cheapest rates. In a survey taken by the Chopticonian, a majority of the seniors chose to go to college, start a career, or go to a technical school. The closer graduation came the more decisions there were to be made such as which college to attend and where to live. A majority of seniors chose out of state colleges and to live out of St. Mary’s County. Though if they go far or stay near, almost all plan to come back to visit CHS. A common sight for seniors were applications. Among these are Frostburg. Charles County. Bowie, and The University of Maryland's applications. Belinda A. Robert A. Jessica A. Michael K. Cheryl A. Farrell Farrell Fenwick Ferguson Flickinger Melissa L. Carrie L. Edward . Harry S. Lisa A. Friess Gainey Gardner Garrison Gibson 48 SENIORS CELEBRITIES Farrell Gibson

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And Fer Cur Next Fund Raiser . . . Hey, Mom, I Said You’d Buy Two Cases of M M’s and Ten Senior Class Play Tickets! The Senior Class, of all classes, had the most expenses. They began the year with homecoming, trying to keep up their image of having the biggest and best float. Following that was the Senior Class play in which they spent approximately $390.00. In November the class started ordering Prom accessories. By March they had spent $1,500.00 on decorations alone. But how in the world could they afford all this? By selling, sell ing. selling. The Senior Class had two candy drives which brought in approximately $6,000.00. They made approximately $300.00 on the class play, and they also sold pizza on field day. Having all these activities and making their last year fun took alot of hard work and dedication from everyone in the Class of ’85. Only $300 more to go! Mrs. Walton and Cindy Lyons sell tickets at the Senior Disco in September, one ot the many senior fund raisers. David C. Sharon L. Velvet A. George M. Robin P. Hartsig Harvey Hawkins Hayden Hayden Douglas S. Rhonda M. Barbara A. Cynthia D. Katherine A. Hay mans Henderson Herbert Herbert Herbert 50- SENIORS CELEBRITIES Hartsig Herbert