Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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HIGHLIGHTS SPARKLE The parade, the game and the crowning glory, the dance. The gusto of the “Almost Paradise” Homecoming demonstrated the flavor and zest of Chopticon High School. The Brave spirit was shown throughout the week by par- ticipating in the dress-up days, the cheering at the football game, and polishing it up with the extravagant dance. The parade was quite extravagant with old-fashioned cars chauf- feuring the Homecoming Princess and Princesses. The Year- book staff had Blaine Pilkerton’s truck advertising the ’86 yearbook while Albert Clements and Todd Wood dressed up in Pom-Pon uniforms. A newly formed organization in our school called Students Against Driving Drunk also promoted their cause. The Future Farmers of America added several tractors and carts to the parade to show their spirit. Displaying individual creativity boosted the Chopticon en- thusiasm from the pep rally to the successful game and parade and finally to the dance. Let me lend a hand. Tim Shaw helps Sherri Blanton with her sash after the crowning of Queen and Grand Marshall. Also assisting is Mr. Chakales, principal. On the fourth day God helped to create the CHS bonfire. Mechanics ville fire department assists CHS in lighting and putting out the bonfire. Hey Todd, what ya’ doin ’ tonight? Albert Clements and Todd Wood pose in Pom-Pon uniforms for Homecoming. 68 Homecoming

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O.K. and there is no clowning around in this classroom. Ms. Nestle gives a lecture to one of her 9th grade English classes on the first day of school. But where am I? Helen Herbert and Cheryl Dyson stop by to admire yearbook pictures taken on the first day of school. Making lunch can sometimes be fun. All smiles, the cafeteria staff. Eleanor Morgan. Shirley Lacey, and Louise Holt prepare a salad for the first day lunch. Boy, isn’t he cute? Terry Trent daydreaming during one of her first day classes. First Day 67

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And a one, two, three . . . Denver Gaston directs the band while dress- ed up as a punk rocker. Royal transportation Homecom- ing princess. Susette Stone and future Queen and Grand Marshall. Sherri Blanton and Tim Shaw are chauffeured as the head of the parade. Victoria Holden doesn’t hide her face as one of many freshmen to discover their first Homecoming. We did it again! Sophomores score another touchdown with their winn- ing float. Homecoming