Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Crystal Dickerson Keith Dickerson George Diggle Tara Dinlamin Billy Donley John Dorsey Dehorah Dotson Larry Downs Timmy Draheim Duane Drury Monica Dulin Jennifer Dunn Doug East burn Erica Kddrr Aimre Estep Richard Evenum Catherine Farr Jane Farrell Freshmen 133 Daniel Bennett Hollv Benton Jessica Blackwell Billy Blanton Kristy Blauvelt Mary Ann Bogie Bnan Rohle Anne Bottorf Alphanao Bowman l) nna Bowman Frank Bo man Dawn Brady Barbara Bridget! Pam Bndgett Robert Bruffy Paul Bucior Angie Buckler I wayne Buckler Kim Buckler latrrv Buckler Minor Buckler Charles Burch Connie Burch Andrew Hurrough-. Jeff Burroughs Vicki Rurmugh Nic«Je Rush James Butler DJita Butler Ricky Butler Sue Cairn Melissa C annrd TinaCarnill Thomas Carter Tommy Caywood Tara Cecil Laura Chnstian Michael (’lick Karen Cole Bill Collins Pamela Coppin Linda Copaey Darrell Counties James Courtney Kathy Courtney Jim Crampton Kathy Crelly Jodi Cross Hope Cofliaoo Juanita Curt» Charles Davis Bnan Dav» Evelyn Davi» Tammy Denham Michael Adams Robert Aist Sam Armstrong John Baker Bernice Baker Nicole Balenger Wavne Barker Bobbl Beall Lynn Beane

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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

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CC X cc Let’s hear it for the class of ’89, their first pep rally in high school and the Freshmen danced away with the spirit stick. That gave them the title of having pep and pizzazz which was a real threat to the other classes. The pep rallies were not the only things the Freshmen were able to show their spirit. At the first pep rally they dressed up for Homecoming week and paraded around the school for all to see their spirit. Then in the second peprally they were given the chance to participate in various activities such as the potato sack race and the free throw contest. Even though they didn’t win, the Freshmen knew they had three more years. Hey dude, over here! Ricky Butler. Bobby Grout. Kevin Ohler. and Craig Goldsmith smile pretty to show everyone who’s boss around here, during their lunch period spent in the smoking area. Kim Farrell Tim Farrell Chris Fenwick Robi Fenwick Charlene Frederick Gary Friess James Gant John Gardner Tara Gardner Charlene Gass Do re Gaston Christina Gates Georgie Gibson Teresa Gilroy Emmitt Glaze Victoria Golden Timmy Golsborough Donna Gorman Joseph Graham Jeffrey Graham Jeffrey Green Randy Greer Jennifer Gregory Stan Griffin Fay Guy Laura Guy Steve Guy Michelle Haig Alice Hall 134 Freshmen