Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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 t+ZlZtZ+£i ♦ .? ♦« COME THIS FAR AND NOW WE’RE HALFWAY THROUGH Having learned the ropes last year, the sophomores climbed back into the su ing of things. They were eager to become involved in all the activities of being in high school. Many consider this the hardest year of then high school lives. It 's like be- ing caught in the middle of the ac- tion u tth only two more steps to beinv litt ' the best. And in the end all of their hard work and endless waiting would pay off. With two fantastic class sponsors like Mrs. Perrygo and Ms. Ryan, how could they ever go wrong? And another case of the sophomores blues. Brenda Copsey visits the sick room on one of the first days back as a sophomore. Sophomore Class Officers Jonathen Youngsen — Publicist; Anne Bottorf — Secretary; Melissa Stone — President; Shawn Perry — Treasurer Not Pictured Alma Howard — Vice President 1 can't believe you're actually doing this work! Jennifer Dunn and Kay Newton hold a small conversation during typing class. SOPHOMORES

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E CLASS the Junior class' third consecutive winning float. 'IX'inning or losing, we had a lot of fun. said Melissa Stone. Sophomore class president. The sophomores also came in 3rd place in the spirit link competition at the end of what was one of the most exciting Homecoming weeks ever. Watch out Rockettes, here we come! Kristi Webber and Jennifer Gregory kick up their heels at the disco following the bonfire With a year's experience under their belts, the sophomores hopes for a championship homecoming float were lowered. After finishing 2nd in their freshman year, they dropped to a disappointing 3rd. “The Disneyland theme was just boring to us. said one disgusted sophomore. Our only chance to win might be our Senior year when the Juniors have graduated. said another, describing And the home of the BRAVES!!! Alice Hall. Wendy Hall, Jodi Crossa, Cindy Spencer, and Lisa Zimmerman show their spirit at the first pep rally Unfortunately, due to no time, there was no spirit stick competition Watch it Ricky, you're stepping on my toes!” Julie Jones and Ricky Zois share a quiet moment at the homecoming dance 84 SOPHOMORES