Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Jim Gray studiously works alone after school. Many students did this when making up tests or missed assignments. Franklin Hansen creates his own master- piece in art class. Mr. Denny collects assignments from Gar- field Butler in history class. PUTTING IT ON THE LINE FOR YOU

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Sara Quade was half of the dynamic duo of mixed doubles. Charlie Wright and Sara completed a fine season. Putting his full body into his serve, Rirky Lippert finished the season in a singles position We will be back next year. Conversing with Calvert High Schools’ coach, Mr. Denny was proud of the ’86 season but looking forward to the winning season next vear. Front Row Sara Quad . Wendy McKenzie. Pam Holton. Christine May. Tommy Stone. Shannon Brubaker. Ricky Lippert. David Wood». Matthew Yotmpon. Back Row Jimmy Wright. Faye Guv. Karen Knott. David Standish. Mike Wenke. Lvn Beane. Charlie Wright. Stan Griffin. Jenni Hartsig. Natalie Roubachewsky. Denise Harper Not Pictured: Timmy Russell oV ?0 5 cy£ 0-0 .A A X. ive ro ox cap Tennis 43

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Opportuni ty knocks and makes ou r FUTURE Life after Chopticon ... What will we be doing? Will we go on to col- lege? What will happen in our future? There comes a time in our life when we all find ourselves thinking about the many obstacles life faces us with. We all had to realize that the real challenges in life were won with hard work and determination. The first step in earning success was completing our education. On May 30, 1986 our seniors gracefully com- pleted their step toward success. There were times when our future was on the line, like when many of us had to sacrifice that Thursday night basketball game in order to study for a crucial test on Friday. Or even simple things like making it to school on time to catch the 8:00 bell. Many of us could sympathize with that problem. With a few minutes of homeroom lost and lots of time allowed to run to our lockers, CHS students were able to complete another step toward success ... putting it on the line — for you. Many student who took Latin had to surrender before entering Mr. Pence's room. J. D. Elrod diligently operates the copy machine in our library.