Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Cheers — Dee Cross models the latest bag lady fashions Where's Mickey?” asked Wendy Hall dressed as Minnie Mouse, while her friend Tracy Guy helps her locate her long lost love. 1 have one up, now if I can get the other two in the air, I'll be all set. Renee Dobson practices her |ugglmg on down day. HOMECOMING 13

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SPIRi T M-l-C see ya real soon! K-E-Y Why? Because we like you! M-O-U-S-E! SGA brought a week of spirit and Disneyland to the home of the braves. A new variety of dress up days were chosen this year, from backwards to clown, and from bum to Disney day. Thursday brought the bonfire and what a perfect night it was, especially since it ended with a disco. Friday was brave day, the majority of the senior class wore their bright red sweatshirts. The spirits ran high with a pep rally, parade, and the varsity football game against lutPlata. The class of 88's float stole first place for the third year in a row leaving seniors in second, sophomores in third, and freshmen in last. Tensions mounted as freshmen: Rachel Ayres, Chris Yowell, sophomores: Lynette Parks, Stan Griffin, and juniors: Kelly Walter, Mark Pertno waited for the drum role announcing seniors: Dawnele Holbrook and John Dot tell is who were crowned the 1986 Homecoming Queen and Grand Marshal. Mrs. Holbrook congratulates her daughter Dawnele on becoming the 1986 Homecoming Queen as 1985 Queen Sherri Blanton and Vicki Stevens wait to offer their congratulations Debbie Brumback can’t tell whether she’s coming or going on backwards day Dawnele Holbrook and John Dottelhs greeted their subjects after being chosen as Homecoming Queen and Grand Marshall HOMECOMING

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 What time did you say the party starts? Mishelk Blankenship and Tommy Kin make a call to check th time of the weekend party BELL Hey Tom, what art you and the guys doing this weekend? 'Oh, I don't know. Boh, we'll probably catch the 7:30 football game and hit the disco afterwards. The whole gang’s going to be there. “You mean you didn 't hear about the wild party tonight?! That awesome girl in our Algebra class is going to be there. I heard it’s going to be fantastic! “What's Greg up to tonight?” “He'll probably stay home and watch “Miami Vice 'cause he has to get up early tomorrow and go to work. On a typical weekend, students at CHS had a variety of things to do and places to go. Sports games and other activities were always being held at CHS and other neighboring high schools. Sometimes class-sponsored discos were held later where cozy couples could dance the night away. On some occasions where games were not being played, you could always find a popular party to attend or friends to visit. When students drove by “Old Gum they just couldn't resist stopping in and having a great time. On occasions when Old Gum was packed, roller skates were being tied at the “Skate Station. It was a very busy place with students strolling for the weekend to entertain themselves. If cruising was your favorite pastime during high school weekends, the ever-popular 'Waldorf Strip' provided a fun place for meeting people. However, some upper-classmen were too occupied in their jobs and had no time for a busy weekend social life. Our weekends were pretty exciting and important at CHS and the time that we spent meant something special for everyone. 14 WEEKENDS