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

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Doris and Vera try to ignore Judge Kingsley’s advice. Ms. Belinda Bair plays some ‘‘Rock and Roll?’ Jumbo is very nonchalant about the whole situation. A very upset Judge Kingsley tries to convince Mrs. Stanisvek and Mrs. Latimer that her girls are in deep trouble. CLUB To the sparse list of non-scholastic clubs in this school, a new club was added this year. This group is the Drama Club. This organization tried to cover all aspects of the theatrical field — from fund-raising to prop making and all the way to the post-perform- ance bows. All was taught by Ms. Belinda Bair. The group started with a bake sale, which did recruit a new member. The following week the club decided to join the FHA in giving a Desert Theatre. The first play was “WHO MURDERED WHO by Mildred Crosby. The play was about a young man who received a threatening note. The second play was about the sen- tencing of four female juvenile delin- quents with an unusual ending. On May 2 they will perform impromtus, pantomimes and sections from ‘Arsenic and Old Lace’, after a Stu- dent Council Dinner. The Cast of ‘‘Who Murdered Who”’ Kitty Stropp Jennie Marks Janell Lively Gould Trevor Adam Wolle Camilla Foreman Robin Brown Roxy Brenner Laurie Major Willie Trippit Veda Arthur Robert Long Cindy Simonds Dr. Eliiot Gravesend James Kirk The Cast of ‘‘The Understanding Heart ’ Jean Radford Priscilla Jones Police Woman Mrs. Emily Latimer Kate Wayne Court Clerk Doris Latimer Lydia Stanisvek Vera Stanisvek Judge Margaret Kingsley Miss Norwood Director Advisor Stage Crew Becky Williams Chris Ferrese Jane Irwin Nancy Whiteman Tracey Goudy Nicole Kirk Debbie Balzer Beth Major Debbie Swartzlander Natalie Scheeler Teresa North Ms. Belinda Bair Herman North

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Roxanne looks on pensively as Gould checks Jennie’s living status. The drama Club shows its wares. Gould tries to make Camela understand why he has to break off their engagement. Detective Trippit listens to Roxy's explanation of Jennie’s disappearance.

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WHO DO YOU THINK DESERVES MORE CREDIT¢ Joe Zang — Ms. Drummond for hav- ing to put up with the immature stu- dents that she has in class. Robin Gassaway — Yearbook and Ms. Coulter don't get enough credit because they work really hard and never get a thank you for all the mem- ories. Mike Evans — The faculty doesn’t get enough credit for putting up with me. Charlotte Teague — Mr. Wallace doesn’t get enough credit for every- thing he does, such as teaching both junior and senior high bands, organ- izing concerts, and making up impos- sible exams for his chorus and band classes. Richard Hutton — The people in the school don't get enough credit. The people are the best around. There is a whole slew of pretty girls and great parties. What else could you ask for? A Student — How about a whole slew of good-looking guys? Donna Northrup — Ms. Coulter should get more credit for putting up with the yearbook every year, and staying sane at the same time. Kim Stein — The Varsity Cheerlead- ers for all their hard work, pulled muscles, and the great amount of spirit and pride they have. Also, Mr. Jackson for being the only one to keep order in the cafeteria. Val Hotra — Ms. Struble. Richie Ray — Mr. Miller doesn’t get enough credit for taking the basket- ball team to district play-offs. Ms. Currinder doesn't get enough credit for having pre-school come in and get on her nerves for a week. RKP — Terrill Stammler definitely does not get enough credit because he is the only person | know who really knows why | do the things | do. If he doesn’t know, at least he'll admit it. Cathy Miller — | think the student body doesn't get enough credit as human beings, since we don’t have 78 heat in this school in the winter. Denise Taylor — Mr. Tenney doesn’t get enough credit in Bo Manor because everyone puts him down when he tries his best to help them. He may get on you for something or another, but he tries to make you learn by your mistakes. Cindy Wolf — Mr. Sheaffer deserves more credit because he was coach of three different sports. Kim Boulden — The student body doesn't get enough credit because they try as hard as they can but are always expected to do more. Mr. Gregory doesn't get enough credit for all the things he does for all of his stu- dents. Everyone gives him a hard time but down deep inside he’s really a nice guy. Debbie Potts — Mr. Wallace and the junior and senior high bands. Adam Wolle — Yearbook staff, Ms. Lort, and Ms. Pederson. Connie Gooden — People who help with dances. It is always the popular people who get the praise. Allen Davis — Guys who pump gas. Jeff Nickerson — Mr. Blevins, Mr. Shivery, and Mr. Futty. Chris Luzetsky — Mr. Gregory does not give me enough credit for being a hard worker. Also, the smokers don't get enough credit for taking care of new things in the smoking lounge. Jane Irwin — All of the coaches who put in their time and energy into coaching students through a long season. Ronda Wicks — Mike Rutherford for having to take all the stuff from the 10 of us girls in French || and usually being the only boy in class because Adam is never there. Linda Zang — Coaches like Mr. Futty who have to coach wrestling and do the best they can with the people who go out for the sport. Kathy Bonsall — The people who are quiet in Ms. Cullen's class 7th period and the people in art that have to put up with Mr. Dennis when he is in a bad mood. Lori Allen — Ms. Coulter because she takes care of the yearbook, photogra- phy, senior class, and she always helps out in school in any way she can. Mike Rutherford — Mrs. Fitch for teaching 4 classes out of her field and Denise Russell for being the sopho- more with the biggest mouth. Paula Biggs — The Student Body because when someone does some- thing wrong, everyone knows about it, but when something is done for good, it is kept quiet. Also, the Field Hockey team because they try even though they usually don’t win. Sheila Lockwood — Some people in study halls, because when they get into any trouble, their punishment is severe and they can't even go to the bathroom. Kathy Corrie — My sister Debbie who quit school, went back, got kicked out, got transferred, a nd failed by 2 credit, and has to go to summer school for three weeks. Debbie Balzer — The hockey team. They did their best even though they lost almost every game. Howard Reed — Mr. Zang doesn't get enough credit for trying to keep the 7th and 8th graders from killing themselves with the tools. Carol Ventura — The field hockey team. They may lose, but at least they put forth an effort. Also Val Hotra, Adam Wolle, and lunch. Scott Jaccard — Those people who put up with going to school and attempt to hold down a steady job. Denise Russell — Ms. Drummond for putting up with 5th period every day— and people who are actually quiet in study halls. Rose Seward — The people who like it here at Bo Manor and who are really friendly (most of them).