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

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CREATE MASTERPIECES i This year art students have submitted projects to art shows in Cecil County. Some people were recommended to the Gifted and Talented Program. Our cre- ative art instructor, Mr. Dennis, has again helped students on their way in the world of art. Two projects worked on by art stu- dents were a papier mdaché Santa Claus and a turkey. Both were used by the office for deco- ration during the holiday sea- sons.

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ARTISTIC PEOPLE UPPER LEFT: Mr. Dennis gives free spins away. UPPER CENTER: Linda Zang working? UPPER RIGHT: What hap- advice to all his students. ABOVE: Daryll works diligently on Lisa Tierney’s por- pened? LOWER CENTER: The art stu- Young and Marcie Watson display their trait. dents show Christmas spirit. talents. ABOVE RIGHT: Kerry Smith OPPOSITE: TOP CENTER: Are they really 58

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In sewing this year, Ms. June Currinder taught clothing, foods and home decoration to her ninth grade home ec. classes. The main event that Ms. Currin- der has all year is her pre-school. Anxious little 3-5 year olds come in to school for a morning of games social interaction. Ms Judy Fanus, who is advisor of F.H.A., has a very busy year. They served food at open house, organized a Christmas buffet and raised money by selling T- shirts and posters. Overall, Ms. Fanus is pleased with the Home Economics curriculum, but would like to teach more aspects of Home-Ec. Carol shows her sewing style. 60