Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Wolff,Julia L. 80 Wood, Deborah F. 80 Wood, Donald S. 89 Wood, Cent 101, 2, 3, 6 Wood. Glenn P. 80,51, 50 Wood. Janet 107 Wood. Jason M. 68 Wood, Jennifer K. 55,97 Wood . Joseph D. 68 Wood, Keith D. 89 Wood. Kelly L. 68 Wood, Kimberly K. 68 Wood, Laune A. 68 Wood, Lwen H. Wood, Loretta L. 80 Wood, Michael 80 Wood, Preston M. 35, 119, 68, 51 Wood, RitaJ. Wood, Scott 29 Wood, Steven A. 4, 97 Wood, Tammy 68 Wood, Tern D. 8, 105, 68 Wood, Todd A. 68 Woodbum, Steven 97 Woodland, Anthony Woodland, Bnan 44 Woodland, Katnna 97 Woodland, Myron D. 97 Woodland, Perry C. Woodland, William M. Woods, David F. 80 Woods, Laura M. 97 Worrell (Helms) E. Worth, Denise R 89 Wrestling — 50 Wnghl, Charles A. 27, 68 Wright, James E. 80 9S3 tut he, Jmn ttsnM a met, fkhtu htnU' u sy. Thu (om mtrrrgtmerattd hoat u tb ptuvtt. iletr to tytik shvut, Men r Johnny andJoan Yearbook — 131 Yorkshire, James Yorkshire, Luzina E. 68 Yorkshire, Tyrone 89 Youmans, Michael 28, 29, 97 Young, Barbara S. 68 Young, Carlton E. 89 Young, Danny L. 89 Young, Ingird C. 97 Young, Lashaun M. 68 Young, Leslie 101 Young, Pamela Y. 68 Young, Ronald D. 63, 68, 45 Youngson, Jonathen W. 83, 89 Youngson, Matthew T. 34, 35, 68 Younktns, James 101, 36, 37 Yowell, Christopher 12,97 emlor fUytr.u ngmU, hen m MTV «V u eh, f'etuni n Den. Jnhmon i ftru sShnm. Zeltwanger, David 34, 35, 97, 96, 49 Zimmerman, Alyssa 97 Zimmerman, Kurt J. 35, 80, 51 Zimmerman, Lisa M. 84, 89, 96 Zois, Richard A. 28, 29, 84, 87, 89 INDEX 151

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Thompson, Carrie D. 97 Thompson, Deneen M. 66 Thompson, Donald R. 66 Thompson, Dorothy M. 66 Thompson, James E. 66 Thompson, Karen M. 79, 97 Thompson, Kevin L. Thompson, Lisa E. 67 Thompson, Penelope A. 97 Thompson, Roger L. 97 Thompson, Shane E. 67 Thompson, Timothy N. 89 Thome, Gorden B. 79 Thome, Kelly L 89 Tillett, Timothy A. 79 Tippett, Alvin L. 57, 79 Tippett, Cheryl A. 67 Tippett. Cheryl M. 97 Tippett, Jack 79 Tippett, James S. Tippett, Joseph M. 79 Tippett, Peggy J. 66 Tippett, Tina M. 15, 52, 79 Titus, Joan 101 Tompkins, Ricardo S. 79 Toole, John V. 97 Toye, Wanda M 79 Treadway, Aimee L. 97 Trent, Terry L. 79 Trianoski, Leslie 103 Tribett, Dana L. 89 Tnbettjohn V. 97 Tnmbath, Gerry L. 31, 87, 89, 121, 46 Trossbach, Mary Ann 89 Trybus, Troy R. 89 Tucker, William D. 79 Tullberg, Ursula 97 Ttvtgg, Terry W. 56 Twining, Norris S. Tyer, Clint A. 26, 27, 117, 45, 66 mitj Sim,, j y, ttmlar it It bra - non. EJ u lil »d. Nni' Y$rb City u si tht sat tf tht Sutmt tf Liberty's 100th brnthtUy on July 4th A (utMty.-tigbi. mintsit dupUy. of [trtunrks dstgltd six m si I tom mt(htr smd forty thou,and boats on tht har- bor Tht mam a lira I ion was tht lady s $73 million niabiotrr Uliman, Stacy L. 97 Vaccaro, Lisa M. 79 Vallandingham, Eunice M. 89 Vallandingham, George L. 89 Vallandingham, Lynn M. 66 Vance, Michael J. 66 VanHoozier, John C. 89 VanHoozter, Marlene 101 Van Me ter, Mauncia J. 97 Vanryswick, Peter 101 Varsity Club — 131 Veitch, Fletcher P. 97 Vermillion, Marty 89 Vose, Karen M. 89 oxtbangtd • Dos . Thu Jatnsh nodding rututtd. royal, trtatmtnl. comgltlt with boost draun carnagti and an abbty for tht itrtmbmy as thi Dnbt and Dnthtsi of Yerbfoietd in holy m4tn o y Waggoner, Charles B. Wall, Mellie 103 Walter, Kelly L. 12, 40, 55, 79 Walter, Tracy A. 31, 66, 69 Walters, Darlene D. 79 Ward, John C 79 Warring. Bonnie M. 108, 109, 66 Wasson, Theresa L. 89 Wathen. Angela D. 97 Wathen, Cheryl L. 79 Wathen, David A. 67 Wathen, John 112 Wathen, Joyce A. Wathen, Michael L. 89 Wathen, Pamela M. 67 Wathen, Sandra C. 67 Wathen, Jr., Wilmer C. 97 Watkins, Joumetta L. 97 Webb, Julie L. 89 Webber, Knsta L. 9, 40, 55, 84, 97 Webber, Michael D. 28, 29, 89, 51 Weekends — 14 Wedding, David L. 27, 77 Wetland, Edward 101, 2, 3, 6, 57, 111 WenkeJohnM. 35, 77,51,50 Wenke, Shannon L. 52, 97 Wemeck, Margaret 103 Wesley, Patricia A. 89 West, Steven R 78, 79, 116 Whalen, Jr. Spencer P. 89 White, David M. White, Jonathan D. 89, 97 White, Thomas E. White, William A. 97 Whited, Shauna L. 89 Whiting, Donald 103 Wieser, Audra M. 40, 52, 58, 68,67 Wieser, Beth R. 40, 55, 95, 97 Wieser, Thomas R. 79 Wildoner, Ronald E. 68 Wildoner, Tara D. 67, 68 Wiles, Harry R. 68 Wilkerson, Cony S. 27, 68, 51 Wilkerson, Jamie L. 79, 107 Wilkes, Brian J. 89 Willen, James C. 28, 29, 89, 48, 49 Willen, Jonathan G. 52, 80, 104, 109, 121 Willett, Jody P.27,80, 118 Willett, Tammy A. Williams, David E. 36, 97 Williams, Eugene 89 Williams. Michelle 97 Williams, Virginia 101 Wills, Angela M. Wills, John W. 80 Wills, Mary L. 89 Wills, Paul V. Wilson, Christine 97 Wilson, Joseph L. 68 Wilson, Kelvin A. 68 Wilson, Kevin A. Wilson, Marvin T. 89 Wilson, Michelle R. 68 Wilson, Phillip A. 80, 116, 51 Wilson, Steven P. 15, 68 Windsor, Barry W. Windsor, Larry W. Windsor, Stacey L. 68 Wingate, Laura D. 97 Winslow, Robert C. 17, 35, 68 Winters, Crystal M. 89 Wolfe, Dorothy E. 89 150 INDEX

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THE SKY IS THE LIMIT Pasf the Clouds 152 As the school year comes to a close, bulletin boards come down, inventories are made of storage rooms. Small things, in preparing the school for the summer, make you say — where did all the time go? One can't help but to look back. Was it the deciding goal being called back in the Regional championship game? The basket made — but missed at the sound of the buzzer, or the two extra takedown points to insure the SMAC championship? Or was it getting the last signature on a field trip form, running the last lap in the weekly run, falling asleep in ninth period, or getting the 88th turn of your ring? Looking back, reviewing the year as it happened and now as it closes, these questions seem miles away. Every experience helped you achieve and learn of new limits. Being pushed all the way to the sky by your own power of living a major part of your life at Chopticon. And forever carrying that with you. A sad and abrupt end to a well-fought season is a thought that all 86 field hockey players, coaches, parents, and supporters will carry with them But, after the tears were cleared away, Mrs. Bottorf s girls realized who were the real winners of that final game. A sincere thank you goes to Mrs Bottorf for the use of this picture out of her special collection. Junior Rita Wood and senior Danny Wood share a few private moments in the breezeway Danny ended his high school career with the company of a special friend, and as he graduates he will take many fond memories with him of his years spent at CHS. CLOSING