Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Tracy Walter Bonnie Warring David White Dawn Wildoner Ron Wildoner Audra Wieaer Harry W'Ues Corey Wilkerson Joseph Wilson Kelvin Wilson Michelle Wilson Steve Wilson Stacey Windsor Rohby Wipslow Charlie Wright Jason Wood Danny Wood I-aune Wood Tern Wood Todd Wood Preston Wood Juniors Walter — Youngson

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On May 30, the day “85” graduated, the class of “87” slid the rings on their fingers. The ring was more than a piece of jewelry, more than a symbol of our school, it meant it was our turn next! Our turn to experience all of the activities that the seniors experience, like: prom, barn painting, the senior picnic, ordering caps and gowns, ordering invita- tions, and having all the privileges that being a senior brings. After waiting and watching it was finally our turn ... But they’re holding me hostage! Jennifer Brightwell makes her one and only call. Chris Shriver and Michelle Norvell wait for her to make one wrong move or hang up. Here’s the beef. Kris Ohler. Shelly Dixon. Karen Davis, and Mrs. Study prepare hamburgers on Field Day. d a JZ CO £ O c Suzanne Sydnor Debbie Taylor Mike Tavman Clarence Thomas» Robert Thomas Tim Thomas Yvette Thomas Devone Thompson Donald Thompson Kddie Thompson I.isa Thompson Michelle Thompson Shane Thompson Jeannie Tippett Clint Tyer Lvnn Vallandingham Mike Vance David Wathen Joyce Wathen Pam Wathen Sandra Wathen 122 Juniors

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“Our class is awesome!” An enthusiastic description from Jennifer Kirby, president of the class of 1988. The sophomores started into the year in full swing creating another first place winning float. Homecoming to the officers and sponsors was the most looked forward to event dur- ing the year. Their pride was strengthened by the first place announcement of the float contest during the football game because the contributors felt they deserved the best from their hard work. Their bank account continued to grow after several fundraisers. The major fund- raiser even made the front page of the county newspaper. The “Game of Chop- ticon” similar to “Monopoly” but with local businesses and sponsors. To improve the 1988 graduates, the of- ficers hoped for increased member involve- ment which would be beneficial to the class. The sophomores continued to look ahead to their graduation with auspicious preparations. In construction, the winning sophomore float takes 1st place for the second con- secutive year in a row. Front Row: President Jennifer Kirby; Second Row: Vice President Diane Johnson. Secretary Amy Jackson: Back Row: Treasurer Delores Murphy, Publicist Brady Burroughs. 124 Sophomores