Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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Diligently working in Mr. Bottorfs twelfth grade English class. Tracy Holmbcrh is not only updated in her assignments, but also in today s fashion — complete with a bow in her hair and a floral purse.

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Straight from the pages of the latest fashion magazines to the CHS corridors, fads and fashions are a large part of the every day life at Chopticon. What util I wear today? The question asked every morning and the answer is displayed by every student and faculty member. LAYERING: the big word m fashion today. Two or three pairs of socks, a couple of shirts and a sweater not only kept you warm but also proved to be very stylish. BIG: oversized sweaters, extra large T-shirts, baggy pants all a major element in today' fashions. PRINTS: paisley, stripes, and floral all shown in an array from pants and purses to sweaters and shirts. COLORS: pinks and mint greens, bold red and yellow, khaki and navy blue, any color will do this year. ACCESSORIES: big earrings, long strands of pearls, bandannas, western ties, gaudy gold and silver, clunky belts, suspenders, pins with large stones, and colored gel or mousse. Establishing your own styles and starting your fads is the required factor in fashion. A person needs only to look around them each day and discover the different tastes and styles that each CHS student holds. With some gel in his hair and some paisleys on his shirt. Penny Butler stayed cool during the humid September days David Hanson is ready to face another day in her knee length shorts and paisley shin. 22 FASHIONS AND FADS

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CHIMG the TOP Sky high scores, sky high skills, there was no limit to the athletes ability, speed, and knowledge. The performance of each athlete and each coach was a show of style. Winning seasons or losing seasons, sweet victories or sour losses, Chopticon displayed pride throughout every season. With voices of praise and heads held high, athletes discovered new strengths in sportsmanship from fellow teammates and coaches. Sports provided students a time away from the classroom to enjoy and to show their talents. Shooting for the sky, CHS athletes, coaches, and spectators found no limit to their achievements. Carving pumpkins? Yes, J.V. field hockey players Shannon Gwinn, Stacy Mueller, and Vicki Burroughs pose with pumpkin Coach Mrs. BonOff and Mac decided to make the practice before regional playoffs a Fun Day, complete with pumpkin carving, pumpkin seed spitting contest and other activities. Learning new skills and improving others is one of the goals every athlete undertakes. Jerome Hill displays his agile ability as he takes a shot. 24 SPORTS