Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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98 Seniors Daniel J. A riene L. Hutchinson Isenburg Kevin D. Johnson Sherry L. Johnson C. Holt — S. Johnson Valerie Evans walks through the parking lot from her ride to school. Many seniors drove to school and even bought a car ... ad- ding to the cost of living during high school. Most seniors bought the CLASS OF '86 T-ahirt that featured each name of the graduating seniors. Chris Thompson’s name was not missing from this list. John F. Jacobs Darryl A. Jenkins Crystal D. Holt James B Holt Fiveryone was different, but Senior costs went something like this: SENIOR CLASS RING...............$130.00 SENIOR PICTURES . 125.00 DUES...................10.00 YEARBOOK...............20.00 CAP AND GOWN.......12.00 ANNOUNCEMENTS ... 15.00 PROM BOYS...........175.00 GIRLS..........125.00 SENIOR CLASS SHIRT . 10.00 GAS TO SCHOOL AND WORK AND PLAY ptrwwlt.............12.00 OCEAN CITY TRIP.............. 250.00 The prom was no drop in the buckett and the prom ticket was only the beginning of expenses. Jimmy Mihovetz and date. Deena Mattingly, pay at the door.

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Helen T. Mary L. Herbert Herbert Jean L. Chanele M. Hill Holbrook Michelle L Michael M Holley Holmes H. Herbert — M. Holmes 7 tyiacv 'Ztfc — FUTURE PLANS College or career? That’s what was drilled into our heads as we approached graduation. When the senior class was asked this ques- tion, the majority answered with college. Two year schools were the most popular. Those who decided to start their careers right away worked for the government or went right into a trade such as welding or bricklaying. Some seniors said that they were going into the military, with the Navy and Air Force as the top choices. Leaving CHS, whether it be off to college or off to a successful career, we’ll take with us many memorable experiences. David Barth’s most memorable experience was “being involved in the musical department and in musical productions.” Gary Dotellis felt that his most memorable experience was “Wearing shorts, football, and wrestling ’85.” In order to succeed and do well in life, Jerome Bannister says that you must “come with a good head on your shoulders because this is the last mile.” Memories made at CHS helped us to grow and gave us that extra push to success no matter what FUTURE PLANS we made. John Wood and Ted Downs study in the sub- ject of Data Processing at the Tech Center. Data Processing is a field of technology that is growing and is valuable to the future. Maybe the Air Force can wait, painting isn't that bad of a career. Albert Clements, after high school, is one of the many seniors going into the military. Seniors 97

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Patricia A. Donald E. Paul T. Thomas C. Dawn M. Lacey Long Long Long Malaspina Charlene R. Marcus James J. Mason Michael G. Tracy L. Mays McGuire McGurk James A. Mihovetz Teresa Joseph J. Patricks. Mondell Morgan Morgan Lisa A. Morris M. Jones — L. Morris Seniors