Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Sophomores Kristie Spence Roger Squires Mike St. Clair Michelle St. Germain Jennifer Stamm Barbara Standish Steve Standish Douglas Stanton David Stephenson Angela Stone Thomas Stone Rebecca Styles Sandra Summers John Swarey Stacy Sylvester Bonnie Talton John Taylor Sandra Tayman Crystal Thomas Irvin Thomas Karl Thomas Victoria Thomas Yvette Thomas Deneen Thompson Karen Thompson Timmy Tillett Alvin Tippett James Tippett Joseph Tippett Tina Tippett Ricardo Thompkins Wanda Toye Terry T rent Billy Tucker Lisa Vaccaro Charles Waggoner Kelly Walter John Ward Shellie Warren Cheryl Wathen David Wedding John Wenke Steve West William White Thomas Wieser Jaime Wilkerson Jon Willen Jody Willett John Wills Phillip Wilson Julia Wolfe Debbie Wood Glenn Wood Loretta Wood Michael Wood Mark Woodland David Woods James Wright Charlene Yates

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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

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at (2 rtyS Elections of class officers were just one of the first challenges the freshmen encountered. Getting their act together and releasing that new energy during several days at the Bottorfs, they put their heads together to create a different approach on the Homecoming theme. The pair of dice captured the second place. Their booming voices over the raised spirit stick, the freshmen put their zealous en- thusiasm into their first pep rally and it was the vibrant energy that captivated the spirit stick. The new teachers, the new friends and new social activities seemed to hold a new beginning for the newcomers. With a fresh start it was up to them to make a good debut in their first year at CHS. Until they could hold a place in the ranks of high school, they realized they had to put forth themselves to make their freshman year a suc- cessful one. Come on snake eyes! The freshmen gave a lucky roll of the dice with their first float and pocketed second place in the competition. Front Row: Vice President Melissa Stone, Publicist Anne Bottorf. Treasurer Shawn Shugars, President Natalie Roubachewsky; Back Row: Freshman advisors Mrs. Sakran. Mrs. Ryan. Mrs. Perygo; Not Pictured: Secretary Evelyn Davis. 132 Freshmen