Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Sheri A. Jacqueline A. Phillip J. DawnM. William B. Parresol Payne Perrie Phillips Pilkerton Charlotte R. Timothy J. Theresa R. Dawn R. Giovanni A. Plater Poe Polk Price Pulvirenti James D. Joe W. Gregory M. Julia D. Thomas E. Pyburn Pyburn Quade Quade Quade Wiliam R. DawnS. t'rancis X. Penny 1. Jeffrey B. Rayle Reamy Reed Reed Reynolds S. Parresol — J. Reynolds Seniors

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 Fall and spring blood drives were held at CHS. Many seniors par- ticipated in this good cause. A high school was the ideal place to have a blood drive, it brought in young people who were willing to donate blood and class periods. The blood drive was on a volunteer basis, but encouraged any student 18 or older to help out the Red Cross. The donors were rewarded and nourished with refreshments after they gave blood. All in all, blood donating wasn’t that bad; it gave you the good feeling of helping a person in need. It is all for a good cause and I even get fed here. Heath Hauklands preoccupied with the thoughts of having a tube in his arm. Am I sure I want to do this? Charlene Marcus, as one of the many seniors, donates her time and blood. Steven A. Cara M. Nelson Neter James W. William A. Norris Norris Kimberly C. Steven C. O’Connor Osteen Robert A. Bruce E. Paolucci Parker S. Nelson — B. Parker 100 Senior

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Stacy L. Doris J. Gregory W. Kenneth R FredC Reynolds Ridley Roberts Robeson, Jr. Sanders Daniel Timothy W. Sandra A Shaughnessy Shaw Shook Charles A. CorettaU. Short Short S. Reynolds — C. Short I 1 t te The Seniors certainly showed how to pull together even if they didn’t win any Field Day competitions except the pie eating contest and balloon contest, they still came together and had fun, the whole purpose to Field Day. 1-2-3 PULL! With full effort, the seniors tried to pull their way back into one of the top standings, but they fell to the sophomores. Seniors