Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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The sky without the sun? Christmas without Santa? The Boss without Levis? Chop!icon without people? Virtually unimaginable beyond limits, you say? People make CHS a special place for every one, for the seniors a place to remember, for the freshmen a starting place, and for the juniors and sophomores a place to make memories as you carry them through to the end of your high school career. Contributions are made by all to the atmosphere of attitudes here at CHS. Coopeiation and character work- ing together to make this school a better place to be. Both students and teachers strive to reach new limits; at CHS, the sky is the limit. ' I should have done this last night!” Terry Hey! It's not coming oflP Junior Roger Twigg takes time out during lunch to read an Squires is fitted for his class ring The assignment. juniors ordered their rings on November 10 and for the first time in CHS history, were scheduled to receive their rings on February 3, long before the seniors graduate 56 PEOPLE

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-BKAl'C MAR WEAfiECtiSrSENIORS Andrea Adams Joseph Adams Bernard Alvey V . fc V We have final- ly made it. We're SENIORS! The excite- ment and the thrill went through the whole class of '87 as the year began. On September Jrd we turned our rings for the 81th time which locked us in as seniors and we kept the graduation year tradition In May of our junior year we started to think of the year that awaited us. We had our election for class officers. With Kathy Nelson as President, Shelley Dixon vice- president, Tyuana butler secretary, Audra Wieser treasurer and Stacy Si gel publicist, the year is sure to be a success. Joining Mrs. Study and Rex Ayers Adrian Baker James Baker alive as we formed our '87 on the Mrs. Klten Russell, Mrs. Bottorf football field. agreed to sponsor the Class of'87. Keeping the tradition, the class of '87 gathered on the football field in September to rum their rings for the 87th time Senior Class Officers Front Row Secretary Tyuana Butler. Publicist Stacy Siegel. Standing Vice-President Shelley Dixon. President Kathy Nelson, Treasurer Audra Wieser 58 SENIORS James Bourn an Mu hae Boyce Becky Bra ham Lon Buckler Randy Buckler Tina Buckler