Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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I can see this will be a hard decision. Paul Jodiet stands in S.G A .. a worthwhile organization, deciding on many proposals, not all of them are exciting. I think I can. I think I canf! Vince Buczek pulls hard for the sophomores in the tug of war during the Field Day festivities. Julie, this one’s mine! Can I help you? Dawn Wildoner and Julie Rosenfield sold tickets during lunch for the Regional Talent show.

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Participation From Sophomores Almost Top The Seniors In Fund Raisers and Field Day. The sophomores were very interested in extra activities, they wanted to try a little bit of everything. They played in Barnum and class activities such as: bake sales, selling fly swatters, stuffed animals, participated in spirit week, selling sloppy joes and ice cream sandwichs on field day and participating in class competi- tions. During field day we placed 1st in the obstacle course, tied 1st with the seniors in the egg toss, 3rd in the potato sack race, 2nd in the clothing race, 1st in the wheelbarrow race, 1st in the seat race, and third in the pie eating contest. When all of the events were total- ed together, the sophomores placed 2nd! Whenever there was an event going on and the sophomores were able to participate, they did! Red roses for a blue lady? Kelly Owens wore blue, but sang a happier tune without missing a beat or a line in the musical Barnum. How can you eat this stuff? Christy Schlag, Colleen Sico, and Stacey Windsor enjoy their lunch time. Danette Woods Charles Wright Barbara Young Mathew Youngson Pamela Young Ronald Young Lozina Yorkshire SOPHOMORES - CELEBRITIES Woods Yorkshire

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Dynamite! That’s the Way, to Describe Our Freshmen CHS newcomers started the year off with a bang. The class of ’88 soon got used to the high school life. Their float took first place in competition during homecoming week. The “Patriots are for the Birds” was appropriate considering the Braves 20-0 win. The freshmen exploded with energy and accomplished alot. They were eager to raise money for a class trip before June ’85. Ricky Wood, a freshman, was quoted saying, “It’s not just a job, it’s an adventure.” That held true for this class. Freshmen Class Officers — Front Row Secretary Jenni Hartsig Second Row: Vice President Jennifer Kirby Back Row Publicist Marian Lane. President Brady Burroughs. Treasurer Delores Murphy. Erica Abramson Felicia Adams Edward Alvey Howard Alvey Bryan Anthony Larry Arminger Craig Armstrong Leslie Armstrong Richard Arnold Joan Baker Louis Baker Stacie Baker Robert Baldwin James Barber Steven Barber Rodger Becker Stephen Beitzell Ron Bender Sandy Best Terri Blankenship Kim Blystone Amy Bookwalter Danni Bookwalter Daniel Bowles t 92 FRESHMEN CELEBRITIES Abramson Bowles