Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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I think I’ve broken it this time! Jeff Woolsey does his part in the egg toss to make field day a winner for the class of ’85 The gangs all here! The overall winners — the class of '85! Jean Sansbury, Elise Harrison, Michelle Thompson. Anita Winslow, Wade Davis, Scott Cheseldine, Josh Rhoades, Alan Brookband, Mrs Perrygo, Missy Sullivan. Kim Shewbridge. Chris Schubert, Jeff Woolsey, Catherine Holton, Jon Small. Mrs Walton. Ed Grilli, Dave Hartsig, Debbie Harber, Joey Hill Sharon P. Teri L. Pamela . Herbert G. Jacqueline D. Thompson Thompson Thornburg Tice Tippett Angela M. Tompkins Robert D. Darryl L. Sonya M. Toney Toye Trimbath Elena M. Trinidad SENIORS CELEBRFTIES Thompson T rinidad

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Field Fay ’85 Showing Off Pride and Proving We’re Still The Best, Seniors Sweep Competitions For First Place and One Hundred Dollars! Field day was one of the last times the class of '85 pulled together as a whole and showed the underclassmen just how much spirit they had. They did it successfully. Raising money by selling pizza in their booth and pulling in the $100 prize for winning the all around class competition pro- ved that after four long years in CHS the class of '85 was still the best. I'm telling you this is the best way! Debbie Harper and Dee Crook prepare for the glass carrying contest. Cynthia E. ArlineV. Christopher W. lattice M. Linda M. Teter Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Richard I. Robert L. James B. Michelle L. Robert A. Thomas Thomas Thompson Thompson Thompson 58“ SENIORS CELEBRITIES T cter Thompson

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Tradition Kept and Tradition Broken as Seniors Enjoy a Beautiful Day, a Little Hard Work and a Lot of Fun. Once again it was time to repaint and renew the CHS barn with the spirit from the class of ’85. There was a lot of fun to be had as Seniors threw paint and things at each other while having a just plain good time. Part of the CHS tradition, only the Seniors were responsi- ble for the new coat of white paint. How long did it remain white? Not long, in fact barely long enough for the paint to dry. Then soon it was once again covered with expressions of enthusiastic Seniors who covered it with their names, special relationships, and nick names. The bright colors and fancy designs included fluorescent colors and impressive art works. The same day as the bam painting, the Seniors were given a class picnic by the juniors ... a break in tradition. This was the first picnic given in place of the standard banquet. It proved to be a good substitute for the banquet as softball and good food was enjoyed by all. The main attraction continued to be the slide show, popular whether shown at a banquet or a picnic. Boy, did it bring back the memories for the class of ’85 . . . I wanna pitch! 1 wanna pitch ... Jenny Hambek denies Charlie Roach his turn to be the pitcher Bubble Bubble, toil and trouble . .. Scott Cheseldine prepares to do his share of painting the barn. Luray A. Daniel B. Sheila M. Tammy A. Timmy Tyer Unkle Vallandingham Vallandingham Vallandingham Jeanette R. Gregory D. Charles A. Tammy A. Debra L. Vance Veneziani Ward Wenk Westerfield SENIORS CELEBRITIES Tyer Westerfield, and Barn Painting