Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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BRAVELY 8 BACK TO SCHOOL Teachers waste no time handing out assignments! Joe Adams busily works on Contemporary Issues dasswork. The first day of school means forms and more forms to fill out and read over. Rodney Short tries to keep his papers together in his Chopticon folder. The first day — some waited in anticipation and others dreaded it, but as the first bell rang summer vacation became a memory and you were thrown back into the flow of an official school day. The cool morning brought out the new jeans, crisp folders in a variety of colors were carried, old faces were recognized, and the freshmen were looked over. The first day routine had begun: issuing lockers, reviewing rules, distributing books. reviewing more rules, and hearing the description of the class you have just entered and wondering how you could get out of it. As the long day grew on thoughts drifted to the bed you could still be sleeping in. to the growling stomachs of the 3rd lumbers, and the slow moving minute hand of the clock in 9th period. Finally, the first day was over and the countdown started, only 179 more days.

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One of the most appreciated additions to CHS was the new copter machine. The new teachers included: Top Mr Paker, Ms George. Mr Smith. Mr Radna. Bottom Mr Maxwell, Mrs English. Mr Elliot, Ms Chops Not pictured Mr Skrobul. secretaries Mrs Long and Mrs Hayden. WHAT'S NEW

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Just down the hall and to the left. Senior Donna Beaulieu helps lost freshman VaJerie Krumpe The sight of freshmen looking for directions was not uncommon on the first day. All of these books, it's only the first day! Freshman Kristi Webber may be ail smiles, but the thought of carrying books again is not appealing BACK TO SCHOOL 9