Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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FACULTY 103 iMrry Mann — Plumbing Robert Rel ihon — Electronics Joyce Rommel — Food Servicei John Scott — Marine Engine Boal Repair Steve Spedden — Vocational Evaluator Phyllis Taylor — Data Processing Leslie Trianoski — Vocational Support Services Team Mollie Walt — Vocational Support Services Team Margaret Wemecke — Practical Nursing Donald Whiting — Auto Body What button should I push to turn the system on? Mrs Long and Mrs Hall discuss the switch board, and Mrs. Hayden types a letter Don’t complain they don’t have to feed us at all. Mr Estep gives a word of advice as Brian Briscoe looks at the food in the lunch line!

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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.

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ECIALLY for YOU I just can't do that now mom my homework is piled sky high! Have you ei'tr caught yourself saying this because you never have time to do anything after sports, club activities or making up school work. Where does all the time go? The answer is a simple one. It goes into making each student at CHS a better person, more educated and more well rounded. Whether it is just showing up for Algebra I or participating in an English class discussion, your academic achievements bring new outlooks. Outlooks that aid in the present and widen the future. Does staying after school for a club meeting or helping to construct a Homecoming float or Christmas door sound familiar? Well, if so. you are one of the many students that hold a devotion to extracurricular ac- tivities. The clubs organized at Chop- ticon give you a large choice of involve- ment. Your interests and abilities can be shared and displayed with others. The sky is the limit to the oppor- tunities offered at CHS, limits that launch out school esteem to altitudes beyond belief. Ta Da! John Willen cakes his bow after his We're only bogging1 Jennifer Gregory, dramatic role in Thurber Carnival in Mr Brookharr s biology class — the grasshopper w as one of the many species the tenth grade college prep class had to dissect. 104 CLUBS AND ACADEMICS