Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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 Jazz band Front Row: Dory Gaston. Brady Burroughs. Heath Haukland, Dawn Reamy. Patsy Beaulieu. Second Row: Steve Roberts, Steve Barber. David Adams. Billy Rayle, Robbie Winslow, Joe Adams. Bebe Thompson. Back Row: Tony Bush. Ricardo Thompson. Preston Wood. Eddie Thomp- son. Kevin Hugel. Jamie Wilkerson, Chrissy Gates. Library club Front Row: Kathy Nelson. Becky Dryden, Rhonda Johnson. Tracey Curtis, Sherry Johnson. Back Row: J. D. Elrod. Donnie Long. Meg Goldsmith. James Mason. Dennis Burroughs, Tony Bean. CHOPTICO V Jets Front Row Chrissy Gates, Heath Haukland. Jesse Hayden. Jeff Smith, Tavi Gandara. Greg Kesterson. Second Row: Ricky Lippert. David Adams. Tim Poe. Shel- ly Dixon. Julie Quade. Kati Gunde. Third Row Elizabeth Franklin. Karen Davis. Bonnie Warring. David Barth. Paula Stevenson, Stacy Reynolds. Joe Cheseldine. Back Row Paul Krush. Ruth Cole. Kris Ohler. Toni Trimbath. Sara Quade. Becky Brahm. Preston Wood. Mark Murdock. Latin club Front Row: Alice Hall. Natalie Roubachewski. Jennifer Gram. Second Row: Jennifer Stam, Rachel Fellows, Michelle Kusmic, Cindy Sirk. Third Row: David Barth. Lynn Getz. Angie Stone. Heather Edwards. Anne Bottorf, Back Row: Mike Wenke, Becky Brahm. Sara Quade. Jen- nifer Gregory. Marching band Banner carriers Tara Cecil, Sherry Sheldon Bass drums Left: Shane Thompson, Steve Roberts, Carlton Young. Michael Adams. Jazz Band — Marching Band

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Potential Earlier in the year, the county newspaper had a front page article concerning the dwindling amount of agri- culture students in our school. Later in May, a writer for the Enterprise wrote an editorial about the Chopticon Agricultural Banquet he at- tended. He was very impress- ed with their hospitality and potential as leaders; another certain pride our farmers should be proud of. At the banquet, many awards were given. Michael Sullivan and Sherry Hansen were selected as Chopticon’s outstanding Ag students. In memory of the late Floyd Raley, Lenny Russell was awarded for his agricultural leadership and excellance. Michael Wood was awarded the FFA Star Greenland while Richard Burch was selected as the Star Green- land winner. Lynn Vallandingham watches over the pigs during her FFA class. Don Schu maker, a guest, is happy to shake Eric Fleming's hand for his excellence in the agricultural field. Don was presented with a plaque from FFA for service. Lenny Russell has Mr. Chakales sign a contract during the banquet. FFA plans to go to the state conven- tion in June. Feature: FFA 157

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The beauty of the Xochi- milco Floating Garden» was viewed by many tourists including the CHS students. The magnificent Shrine of Guadaluape in Mexico City was a stop the touring Spanish students definitely made. Ticket To... Traveling to new and ex- citing places, experiencing different cultures, and learn- ing how other’s live is what being in a foreign language club is all about. Both the French and Spanish clubs planned successful and fun- filled trips abroad this past year, and both seemed to be enjoyed by all. The Spanish Club started the summer before last off right with an exciting tour of Mexico. They visited many different cities. Stopping at places of historic value, such as Mexico City, and putting their Spanish to the real test in outdoor markets, were some of the highlights of the trip. And no one could forget the swimming in the Pacific and Acapulco! The French Club took a lit- tle “spring” vacation to Quebec. While the rest of us sat in class the French students toured Canada in the rain and cold tempera- tures. Sounds like fun? Ac- tually, everyone who went on the trip agreed it was in- teresting. Shopping seemed to be at the top of everyone’s list of things to do as T- shirts, soaps, chocolates, and other items were brought back as souvenirs and gifts. Deep in thought, Josephine Hoolev thinks of the different cultures she has experienced on her trip, while sailing along the Acapulco Bay. Mrs. E. Ohler, Tom I,oeffler. Tim Ben- nett. Mr. Guy. Kris Ohler. Dennis Rapasi. John Cosimano. Danny Wood, and Josephine Hoolev all pose in front of the Olympic Stadium in Mexico City, now a part of the facilities of the University of Mexico. Feature: Languages