Bohemia Manor High School - Bohemian Yearbook (Chesapeake City, MD)

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110 IN ES Oe 7D oA rarer June 10 was hot, but it was nerves and not the heat which caused most of the perspiration on Bo Manor’s seniors as they gathered in the classrooms to change into caps and gowns. After the usual panics-slips that showed, caps that wouldn't stay on, books that hadn’t been returned, the Class of '79 lined up in front of the school and entered the gym to the strains of ‘‘Pomp and Circumstance.’’ Inside, the short program included welcoming remarks by President Tim Cunningham and speeches by Valedictorian Beth Major and Salutatorian Johnna Callihan. Finally, Dr. Manlove presented diplomas and shook hands, and declared the seniors duly graduated. Outside, tears and shouts of joy echoed across the lawn as Bo Manor took its last look and said farewell to the Class of '79.

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OPPOSITE PAGE: FAR LEFT: Even Mr. Stammler smiled as Tim Bren- nan received his diploma. RIGHT: Velvet Schneiders and Jim Bullock wait for the procession to form. BOTTOM: Shirley Canning shakes hands with Dr. Manlove while class advisor Martin Davis looks on. GRADUATION — AT THIS PAGE: TOP LEFT: Mark Bal- zer and Wally Altizer are all seri- ousness as they march into the gym. TOP RIGHT: Early graduates Kyle Beam and Chuckie Bartlett wait patiently while class advisor Helen Cullen tries to quiet every- one down. BOTTOM: Beautiful graduates — Faith Welsh, Elaine Vincent, Tracey Trotto, Brenda Mullens, and Cathie Morris.