Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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A coat of being a senior? Chris McCabe thoughtfully reads his Whiz Kids comic book for enjoyment While not on the required reading list for graduation, this diversion was one of many ways seniors got through the year Exciting • • • tul Seniors Spent Lots of Money, But It Was Worth It, Wasn’t It? The senior year was and always will be your most expensive year. Becoming a senior was the most exciting thing that could happen to you in high school. But being a senior wasn't cheap! On the average a senior could spend up to $475.00 for the year. Ring.................................. $150.00 Senior Pictures..............................175.00 Homecoming tickets.............................8.00 Dues........................................ 10.00 Cap and Gown..................................11.00 Announcements.................................20.00 Senior T-shirt.................................10.00 Senior mug.....................................9.00 Ticket to class play............................1 50 Yearbook W Name................................22.00 Senior picnic .................................3.00 Prom Tickets..................................20.00 Tickets to a concert..........................17.00 M M’s for a week...............................2.50 Lunch for a week...............................5.00 Ernie D. Tracy R. Guy E. Gerald K. Jana R. Miles Miller Mincey Morgan Morgan Linda M. Morgan Kathering E. Morris Larry E. Mowry Daum L. Mueller Robert G. Mummert SENIORS CELEBRITIES '53 Miles Mummert

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Sandra J. Norman F. Charlotte M. Jill M. Karen L. Knott Koerber Lacey Lacey Lacey Joane L. William P. Sheila B. Melissa L. Brenda L. Lallande Libby Linn Lyles Lyon Cynthia M. Rodney E. Donna M. Charles A. Richard R. Lyons Maddox Mattare Mattingly Mattingly Chris M. Kelly E. Daniel A. James E. Mary C. McCabe McGurk McKamey Mcridith Middleton 52' SENIORS CELEBRITIES

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Who is it? Mrs. Perrygo, newcomer to the class of '85. was helpful when Miss Chew left Promoting school spirit and providing a few smiles. Mrs Perrygo was one of many faculty members who dressed up the day before Christmas vacation Fluff, fluff, fluffl Mrs Walton works on the senior class float at homecoming A sponsor's work is never done! Thanks Tc you Everything Finally Got Done! The Senior class, of all classes, is definitely the busiest. All the activities, candy sales and fund raisers could not have been possible without the help of Mrs. Walton, Mrs. Perrygo, and Ms. Chew. Mrs. Walton stuck out her call of duty for the longest; she sponsored our class from the first day we walked into this school. Ms. Chew was sponsor from the 9th grade to the 11th grade. Ms. Chew found a job elsewhere, but continued to help and support our class in anyway she could. Mrs. Perrygo took over Ms. Chew's place and helped the senior class when they needed it the most — their last year. Things would have never gotten done and done right without them. Thanks to you three! Richard E. Donna M. Loren B. Veronica A. Morgan S. Murdock Murphy Nelson Nelson O’Dell Donna ]. Joseph B. Michelle M. David M. Linda A. Oliver Oliver Owens Paolucci Payne 54' SENIORS CELEBRITIES Murdock Payne