Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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JW UP HIGH A new year, a new productions. It didn't This was our oppor- administration and take long for us to tunity to shine, to new hopes for better catch the spirit of our make CHS the best, grades. The perfect new administration to set our goals high, sports team or sell-out and realize that The And the memories we crowds for drama Sky's The Limit, made, remember.. . ■ Reaching for the sky, the class of '87 pulled Steve Wood takes a quick look at his together and produced a winner for Homecom favorite magazine before school starts and ing. The float was the best they'd ever he'll have to replace the magazine with his produced. English book. OPENING

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 What' My clothes arc on inside out'” Our new principal Mr Wetland shows his spirit for his new school on backwards day What's going on?” Students may have wondered as the doors of Chop t icon opened for another school year. Where did she come from. Who's he?” As the minutes went by more and more students found out that Chopttcon had a new administration, and new rules. The new administration was here to work for us and included Mr. Welland, Principal; Dr. James, Mr. Jones and Mr. Wood. Of course with a new administration came new rules and changes. One major change was not being allowed to have music in the morning or at lunch. When the machine in the radio room was on, the systems in the office wouldn't work. It was determined that in an emergency valuable time would be wasted until the music system was turned off. Therefore — the music had to go. A more popular change was being able to enter into the building at 7:4$. This eliminated having to stay on the bus and gave students the chance to run errands, without being late for homeroom. Keeping what's good about CHS and improving the rest to make our school 1 was the goal of our new administration. Mr O'Donnell our new Athletic Director proudly shows off the school's new sign donated by the class of ‘86 and Guy and Guy Masonary