Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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la si i e Young — Custodian lames Younktns Mat ) Barbara Kable — Chemistry Barbara Krejci — Physical Education Patricia Kuzmich — Choral I Music Shirley Lacey — Food Service Elizabeth Long — ClerkfTyfnst Linda Loss — Student Teacher Herbert Maxwell— Contemporary Issues Gertrude Medly — Custodian Francis Mills— Custodian Diane McNamara — English. Yearbook Tom Murray — English Lorraine Nelson — Clerk Typtst Gwyn Nestle — English Kathy Norris — Algebra. Geometry Richard O'Donnell — Social Studies Linda Oliver — Food Service Robert Parker — English Karl Pence — English Linda Perrygo — Library Media Tom Raidna — Science Glen Richards — World History Charles Ridgell — Civics Jane Rou e — Life Skills Becky Russell — Spanish Scott Russell — Social Studies Diane Ryan — Reading Violet Sakran — Math. Calculus Mark Santee — English Denise Scales — Life Skills John Settle — Physical Education Guy Skrohul — Life Skills — LAP laonard Smith — Custodian Murphy Smith — Custodian Robert Sommert ille — Assistant Chief Custodian Gail Spellman — Busmen Carol Study — Social Studies Joan Titus— Business Marlene Van Hoozier — Library Aide Peter Vanrysu ick — School Farm Lab. Assistant Eduard Weiland — Principal Virginia Williams — Guidance Counselor Gene Wood — Assistant Principal a o o W J CQ FACULTY

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- ITA 86-87 From Michigan State Universi- ty, joining the Science department was Mr. Ratdna. Mr. Maxwell joined the Social Studies depart- ment from Providence University. The Art department was joined by Mr. Eliot from Fairmont University. Mr. Skrobul took over the Learning Adjustment Pro- gram coming from Eastern Illinois University. the ----! year began. not only was there a totally new administrative staff, but there were 7 new teachers joining the Chopttcon faculty. Joining the math depart- ment was Ms. English from the University of Pennsylvania and Ms. Chops from the University of West Virginia. Mr. Parker, a graduate of Old Dominion, joined the English department. What do you mean you don't know that noce' Mrs. Kuzmick demonstrates how to sing a musical note Mark, what an attractive nose you have! Mr Richards and Mark Penino discuss Mark's nose. This book just won't do!! Mr. Pence looks at the library book one of his 9th grade students chose for her report 100 FACULTY'

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 Blaalid — Whiting Art Blaalid — Masonry Larry Brahec — Sixes Metal Kathy Clark — Horticulture Phil Conley — Residential Wiring William Dun kin — Carpentry Edu ard Fitzgerald — Principal Diane Germain — Practical Nursing Iris Hall-Willey — VSST Team Leader Arnold Kepple — Media Specialist Paul Laigle — Welding Keep US GOING- ech CENTEI ds on training in a °f t )elr choice. Nurs- sb et metal, and auto ’]'fKchamcs are just a few of the classes offered at the Tech Center. .yv With the opportunity to attend the Tech Center in high school, many students get to begin their career and get a head start in a job field. The teachers deal with students from all high schools at once. Without the dedication of the faculty, students could count on two more years of schooling and other special training.