Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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106 Seniors V itfcet this needs no explanation be- cause we all know it’s true. The ceremony concluded with a prayer from Rev. Stanley Beall and candles were once again lit as the seniors exited the gym. Afterwards the class of ’88 held a beautiful reception in the caf- eteria, which included fresh fruit, vegetables, and cake. Penny Reed and Toni Fenwick, at the reception, after the Bac- calaureate, to discuss the special meaning of the ceremony. On May 27, 1986, the senior class held the 6th baccalaureate service. The candlelight cere- mony began as the seniors en- tered the gym and received a welcome from Mr. Chakales. The service included remarks from the class of ’86 sponsors and their counselor Mrs. Williams. Paul Krush and other seniors spoke on their class mot- to. “What lies within us is most important” said seniors, and “Golly, Gee, Ms. Spellman!” After giving gifts to Ms. Spellman and Ms. High. Paul Krush gives a warm hug of appreciation. Tom (Yomasi Wiggington proudly displays his graduating certificate from the Tech Center to his friend. Lynn Bullard.

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Toni A. Craig A. Timmy Tracy E. James V. Trimbath Tyer Vallandingham VanHozzier Vose Wendy A. Michael P. JohnW. Robert P. Carol A. Waggoner Warren Wathen Wetzel Wheeler Kelli B. David A. Mark W. Sharon E. Sherri L. Wilber Williams Williams Wills Wills Martin L. Donald S. JohnJ. Kevin L. Robert L Wilson Wood Wood Wood Wood T. Trimbath — R. Wood Seniors 105

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Timothy A. David J. Stephanie L. Bartholmewl. Caroline J. Wood Woodland Woodland Yorkshire Zimmerman T. Wood — C. Zimmerman All seniors carried candles in- to the gym- Holding candles: Kim O’Connor, Doris Ridley. Bebe Tompkins, and Chris Thompson volunteered to give speeches to their class, pertaining to the class motto. One of the speakers. Shannon Brubaker, took the time to recall the class and four Chopticon years together. Seniors