Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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“Day by day ..Candie Brown auditions for a part in our musical production Godspell UUDHi'tflVClX'tllMSlIllw'Islinit'Ali] “Is this a Palmolive hand?” David Williams and Brian Glass congratulate Sherry Hansen at their banquet. Twist and Shout” our winter pep rally aroused the 50’s soul in this band member Steve Roberts.

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John Settle — Physical Education. Soccer Coach, J.V. Basketball Coach I eonard Smith — Custodial Staff Murphy Smith — Custodial Staff Robert Sommerville — Custodial Staff Gail Spellman — Business. Senior Class Advisor Stephen Spedden — Vocational Specialist Support Teacher, Tech Center Carol Study — Social Studies. Junior Class Advisor. Md. State Page Program George Sullivan — Principal. Technical Center Charlie Taylor — Assistant Principal Phyllis Taylor — Data Processing, Tech Center Margaret Thompson — Secretary. Tech Center Joan C. Titus — Business l eslie Trianoski — Vocational Specialist Support Teacher. Tech Center Marlene P. Van Hoozier — Library Aide Mollie Wall — Vocational Specialist Support Teacher, Tech Center Margaret Wernecke — Nursing. Tech Center Donald Whiting — Auto Body. Tech Center Virginia Williams — Guidance Counselor Rachel Wilson — SDC Monitor Robert Wilt — Cosmetology, Tech Center Patsy Y ates — Cafeteria Staff I eslie Young — Custodial Staff James E. Younkins — Math, Golf Coach. Baseball Coach CC C 15 a 3 O Faculty 149

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Working hard and Wor king over TIME The oh so many late nights of homework, deprived appetites and loss of sleep, caused by the sometimes dreaded consequences of being involved. The CHS Broadway version of the musical Godspell, demanded its actors to return to school every night for over 3 months, the result was 3 show stopping performances. Whether you were in FFA or SGA your “Pride Inside” got its chance to shine brightly and get you through those late nights. The finished pro- duct was one to be proud of, whether it was a successful disco or FBLA awards from the state competition in Hagerstown. Devotion was the key to our clubs’ success, all of us had it, CHS students put their pride and spirit on the line for you in ’86. “Remember our bargain, if you’re nice to me 111 give you all the carrots you like after the game. Tabatha Bowman whispers sweet nothings into her donkey’s ear before the game. An annual event sponsored by our Varsity Club. Is that a touchdown? Chanelle Holbrook our S.G.A. president keeps stats on the football sidelines.