Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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THE CLOTHES LINE Introducing the hottest items of CHS ... Once again, the ever-changing trends of the 80’s arrived. Beginning at the top, gels and mousse held “stiff’ competi- tion among each other to create the latest hairstyles. Sporty and vibrant imitations of clothes like GUCCI and FILA made the look. Tank tops were shared by guys and girls. And once more, as fashion endured, tanks were restricted as part of Chopticon dress code. However the new restrictions encouraged the ribbed shirts to be worn underneath oxfords and V-neck sweaters. The main word for shirts was OVERSIZED. These padded shouldered blouses were worn with body hugging stirrup pants, minis, or stretch jeans. Keehok, the look of aerobics and the introduction of smashing Air .Jordans dominated the Chopticon footwear. On a dressier basis, girls wore flats with practically every outfit. No matter how capricious the fashions were, Chopticon students seemed to be on top emulating the magazines and TV and creating their own style. It was amazing how much fashion emphasis everyone dressed. We've got the look. Mike Style is the Word. From students Dorsey and Kric Holt take time to faculty, from shorts to pants, and from their skating to show that from sweaters to T-shirts Chopticon they have the look” of KII.A. displays their fashion and style.

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Where is that English book? Al Faton searches for his book but not his style. Sweet dreams of Ocean front condos — Sally Quade shows off her tan. wearing her ’’JAMS, but wishing she was back on the beach. Mirror Mirror on the wall — In her floral pants and jeans jacket Michelle Ramsey freshens up after a workout in gym. I heard there was a sale at . .. Anya Farran. Sharon Fen- wick, and Lisa Meredith gossip over the latest fashions Fads Fashions

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- 'W Spending it You can’t do without. But it’s so hard to get! But I have the Special I.D., my admission price is only $1.00. Mrs. Ixjeffler. Mr. Baker, and Mrs. Asher are only a few of the teachers that help out and collect money for sporting events. With a special I.D. purchased in the fall for $5.00. stu- dent tickets were half price for all sporting events. Steve Roberts pays $2.00 for his locker. This is only one of the many expenses that hit you at the begin- ning of the school year. Spending money something everyone does, it’s fun and no matter how much you have, you never seem to have enough. Money is something no one can do without, it is something you need to sur- vive. With money you can buy almost anything. Money can make you feel happy, sad, angry, hurt, jealous, afraid, and worried — it’s funny how one thing can do all this to a person, and that one per- son can feel all of these emotions. With money you can buy clothes, cars, houses, and go to movies, skating, swimming almost anything for a price. A part of everyday living spending money. Money