Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Seniors 89 Carl E. Bowman George R. Tyrone F. Bannister Bannister Tina M Beachy Charlotte A. Beall dti Charles F. Beaver Gregory D. Bell Sherri L. Kelly C. Blanton Bowling G. Bannister — T. Bowman Diane Y. Berry Mary T. Bowman Ruby D. Blankenship Tabatha K. Bowman Stella T. Barbour David C. Barth Joseph A Beavan Bevalyn M. Barnes Tony Bean Patricia M. Beaulieu Mark W Blakeley

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“Ready t te “ZOon£d Our Freshman year found us getting used to high schol life. Our Sophomore year was all about gaining confidence and preparing to make some very important decisions. Coming into our Junior year, we were ecstatic about getting those class rings. So, we formed the giant ’86 at the ring turning ceremony and we became the official SENIORS at CHS. We anticipated graduation, with some fear, but our confidence- helped us through it all. Our participation in school activities such as sports and clubs showed us striving to be the best. Pep Rallies didn’t always go our way as we never managed to gain the spirit stick. We managed to gain something out of all our spirit that no one else did . . . WE GOT HERB!!! Our high school years were the best, the friends we made will stick with us and remain part of our memories forever. Missing CHS, we will always be grateful for the help it gave us in preparing for life and for giving us the opportunity to grow! Advisor, Ms. Spellman. Secretary, Paula Stevenson. Treasurer. Chrissy Gates. President. Paul Krush, Vice- President, Lynn Bullard. Advisor Mrs. High. Not Pictured: Publicist, Dawn Phillips. The perfect '86! Seniors form the ’86 formation at the ring-turning ceremony in the fall. I’m not the Herb you’re looking for!!! Mr. O’Neal supports the SENIORS during the winter pep rally. David A. Dayna M. Adams Aist Michelle D. Robert W Altman Arnold Timothy Baker Joseph T. Balenger Drema K. Jason E. Ballengee Banis D. Adams — J. Banis Seniors

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TtfkwtaC State By the time the senior year rolled around, one excuse was given to parents, teachers, and the seniors themselves — that senioritis had set in. It was senioritis’ fault that the English homework has not been done for Mrs. Bottorf. It was senioritis’ fault that found the seniors absent for the day and in SCD. It was blamed on senioritis if, “I didn’t get home in time on Friday night.” What a perfect alibi the seniors had until graduation came along and then this mental state faded. As it faded, reality replaced senioritis and new graduates faced the world. A Senioritis stricken room can always be spotted — No one is ever in their seats. Paulette Dumas. John Ep- person. and Thom Foca have totally forgotten the meaning of seats. Yolanda A. Alison K. Shannon M JeffS. Lynn R. Brown Brownrigg Brubaker Buckler Bullard P. Brady — L. Bullard 90 Seniors