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

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— —— — All they do is eat, eat, eat! SHAKE, BAKE, AND BASTE Connie shows off her talent. 61

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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

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BOHEMIANS BECOME CRAFTSMEN Every year many students sign up for shop and thoroughly enjoy it. This year some outstanding projects are John Fillespie’s cutting board, Steve Larson’s antique pine stool, and Con- nie Graham's walnut grandfather clock, all of wood. Some outstanding metal shop projects are Howard Reed's body building machines and Billy Davis’s hand truck. It is interest- ing to add that the ninth graders turn out more projects in the same time than the upper classmen, but they are smaller. COUNTERCLOCKWISE: John Farrow beginning his metal shop project. Beating away at his frus- trations, John Farrow works on another project. An ending result worth working for. RIGHT PAGE: Left to Right: Tim Brennen with his metal shop project. Products of a semester in wood shop. Bob Long proudly presents his project. A student preparing his project.