Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Gerri Tnmbath and Mrs McNamara talk out (he kinks in (he spreads (ha( are near completion The construct ion of a yearbook really takes team work!” April Harris draws some quads. Shannon Reagan crops «me pictures. Jenni Hartsig draws and cuts some headlines, Kevin Hugel types some copy, and Tina Buckler covers the financial responsibility of selling the book These and other hard working staff members do many jobs to make sure the yearbook is completed on time. f Jon Willen finds humor in his silly mistakes made in the faculty sea ion he was working on. Mastering the computer was one of the goals of the ’87 yearbook staff. And Penny Butler was one of the first to tackle this feat YEARBOOK 121

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INTERNATIONAL CLUB 123 The International Club consists of Spanish. French, Latin, and German Undents. Although studenti are of different (lattes, they each hate the knowledge of a second or even third language and culture The club participated in many events centering around a particular language. T-shirts were sold as a fundraiser, featuring a logo saying Be same yo Hablo espanol which means Kiss me. I speak Spanish. French and Spanish students made a variety of foods during their dub Ms. Calvert, teaching both French and Spanish, envoys the diversity of her dasses and their learning capabilities. meetings. In October, the Spanish club went to see a Mexican Folklonc Ballet. They attended another one in April. The French dub alto traveled to see a play in March. Spanish members were dazzled by the Spanish Dance Company that traveled to perform for Chopncon students. When asked what is the purpose of the club Ms. Calvert stated. It’s a cultural experience and the kids have a lot of fun sharing what they have learned. The International Club is a special feature at Chopncon. it lets you experience events and cultures otherwise unknou n to others. Students were not only visually entertained by the Racquet Pena Spanish Company, but were also treated to a classical guitanst who accompanied the dancers, providing spirited Spanish music How can you tell we've been in Spanish for three years? Is it too obvious? Joe Mike Burroughs and Jodie Schaefer do not convince their audience, but ask them to talk to you in Spanish and they may surprise you