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

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LO O KO UT: A GUIDE TO THE UP AND COMING : i bi i j

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UNDERCLASS IS WARNED ABOUT THEIR SENIOR YEAR When the Bohemian asked the '79 seniors what warnings they would give to the underclass, the response was tremendous. Because of all the com- ments about the lack of senior privi- leges and how expensive the senior year is we could not print all of them. Mark Balzer, Paul Benson, Debbi Blev- ins, Jim Bullock, Sandy Craig, Bill Davis, Steve Douglas, Ron Frushion, Helen Harvey, Adieen Hession, Beth Kline, Jeff Oliver, Sandy Onizuk, Bar- bara Osborne, Linda Price, Velvet Schneiders, Joanne Tereszcuk, and Carol Upperco felt that the biggest thing was the lack of senior privileges and warned them not to expect any. David Bishel, Johnna Callihan, Deb Cothin, Robert Gassaway, Ray Gould, Karen Haley, Rick Johnson, Linda Lytle, Beth Najor and Alan Myers com- mented that the senior year is very expensive and to Start saving their money. There were other warnings, funny and serious, that we thought you would like tosee. . . Sandy Aiken — Watch out for Mr. Butcher. Veronica Aiken — Remember that this is your last year so try to make the best out of It. Rob Alt — Once you get here, it’s a breeze. Take your time , don’t make any mistakes and enjoy It. Chuckie Bartlett — Make sure you have a note if you hook. Kyle Beam — Don't take any hard classes. Kevin Bolton — Don't go into debt. Ed Booth — Approach with caution. Tim Brennon — Don't get caught get- ting high. Darryl Burris — Take it in stride and enjoy it while you can. Shirley Canning — Become a million- aire. Debbie Corrie — Don't take Housing Interior Design, Office Practice, Typ- ing | or Il, Shorthand, L.C.P. You, Grammar | or Il, or P.E. 7th period. Jackie Corrie — Being a senior is a great feeling, but the cost and the 120 privileges bring it down a few pegs. Jackie Davis — It’s worth going to school for twelve years and finally being able to say ‘‘I did it, and | loved ita Carol Dean — Good Luck. Cindy Edmonds — Stick with it. Get on early graduation. John Gillespie — It’s nothing like the years before, but it’s a long way from heaven. Connie Graham — Enjoy it as much aS you can, because you probably won't see half of your friends again. Jeanette Gregson — Become para- noid. . . the teachers are really after you. Penny Guzzo — Being a senior is not all it was brought up to be. In fact it means a lot of hard work, a lot of big bills, and a lot of responsibility. Stick with it though, something good does come out of it. . . GRADUATION. Mary Hollingsworth — Don't take VIC. Val Hotra — Buy some asprin and enjoy It. Jim Hotra — Get on VIC. Kathy Kresege — Don't think it is going to be a free ride. Teachers has- sel you and expect more from you. Debbie Lum — It's not as easy as you think it is. Keith Long — Don’t buy anything but party goods. Mark Long — Don't take VIC. Bob Long — Beware of Ms. Bair. Meg McDonough — Beware, the teachers don't make it easier on you they make it harder on you. Jeff Manlove — Take easy classes. Rob Massimiano — Watch out for senioritis. Jeff Matthews — Don't trust anyone, they’re all out to get you. Cathie Morris — It is not as easy as you think it is, but enjoy it while you can. Darryl Moore — Save and be cool. Brenda Mullins — Have a great time. Janice Parker — Work your rear off now, so you don't have to in your sen- ior year. Jackie Pearce — Change with the styles and don't try to be someone you're not. Walter Price — Hide. Alex Rentillo — Try not to miss many days of school so you know what is going on. Natalie Scheeler — Don’t get into too much because it’s hard to do it all right. Lindale Semans — Don't take VIC. Cindy Simonds — Watch out for those ‘“‘new policies’ that the school hands out. They'll really get you with them. Scott Spoor — Don't take study hall with Mrs. Fitch. Bill Staker — Stammler is out to get you so watch out. Danny Stubbs — Take asprin before going to a party for the hangover to come. Tracey Trotto — Take easy classes so it will be easier to get into college. Vanessa Tyree — It’s not what you expect, it’s worse! Elaine Vincent — Watch out for Mr. Butcher. Lucille Walker — Beware of the teach- ers and make sure you get Mrs. Cullen for a teacher and you'll make it. Brenda Mullins — Beware. Faith Welch — Good Luck. Teddy Wilhelm — Don't take it easy, because the work just gets harder.