Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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 Oh No! I’m going to bleed to death. Kim Fern ter pricks Ann Lake’s finger to take her blood during a Biology I ab. It was the time to dissect frogs, time to learn about CroMagnon man up to the second World War and the time to write continual prompt after prompt. It could only be the sophomore year. The last time where most of the schedule is mandatory. It was also the last time we would hear Mr. Brookhart say, “Hence the name ... So nature says let’s give them ...” or Mr. Russell give us our “first and last warning” and hear Ms. Malinowski comment on her good vocabulary words. Isn’t super- cilious a good word, class?” With difficult schedules, sophomores seemed to squeeze in a social life. Some even had time to fit in driver's education. Parties and homework filled our time. And somehow we found the effort to finish the year. Whoops! I lost my place. Minnette Hall looks puzzled while typing her assignment. Sophomores 129

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Karrn Knoll Strphame Koerber Mark Kraft Toni Kmnberger Kevin Krush Anne l-ake J J. Ullande Marian 1 .anr Judy I ait ham Kllioit I awerrnce Heather l-esko Tommy l ieffler Neil lame Barbara Longan Bruce Loughmiller Shelly Maloy Roland Mann Cynthia Marcus Bella Marmer Jan Mason Melody Matthews Mike Mattingly Christine May Bobby McGhee Lisa Meredith Kathy Milam Paul Miller Kenae Miller Carolyn Morgan Marcia Morgan Michelle Morns Delores Murphy Heather Neal Tony Nelson Missy Newton Tammy Newton Mike Oliver Paula Oliver Janet Payne Tara Payne Brad Pelczar Mark Penno Mark Pilkerton Barbara Pingleton Michelle Pistacho Dawn Plater Debora Plum Steve Poole Tammy Post Shannon Pott Carol Power John Powers Ann Pyles Julie Quade Sally Quade Kenny Raley Barbara Ramey Jackie Reams Ronnie Resume Robin Remus Leslie Richards Kim Roberts Steve Roberta Kenny Ross Timmy Russell William Russell Rickv Ryan Becky Sansbury Rodney Sapp Shirley Sapp Jodie Schaffer Matt Scheer Justin Schulte Paul Sedlock Tracev Shaide Jeff Shaw Kenny Shawyer Rodney Short Dana Shotwell Cynthia Sirk Timmy Smith 128 Sophomores

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 We were Hot when we won the float competition and the spirit stick in our last pep rally. Many seniors were “hot” on our trail for the remaining year, after such vic- tories. Our life was always exciting, after all who else could be so cool. Lunchtime was our leisure time we had a chance to kick back our feet and “cool it” while others of us socialized with our friends. The gossip was always hot but the sophomores handled it like a breeze. Look what I got for being a good boy. Timmy Russell reads a magazine during lunch. Oh come on Mom! Missy Dowey and Renee Corboo use the phone during lunch. 130 Sophomores