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

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OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Mr. Wilson's in his glory. BOTTOM: Kathleen Atkinson and Richard Hutton accept the honors as Queen and King for her sister Katrina and his brother Daniel. ABOVE: Finally married, Bobbie Ann Sheldon and Charles Langer. LEFT: There was entertainment for all. BOT- TOM: Balloons wait for a fall. RIGHT: A SHOCKED Mrs. Stubbs. After much confusion, the Junior Class finally held the annual Funnight on November 8th. Students of all ages flocked to the games, food, body painting, and the spook house. How- ever the movie was less of a Success. After the movie, the sound of ‘‘Hori- zon’ filled the cafeteria for the first time. The turn-out was great. Fun- night was a success for those that attended as well as those who worked for the Juniors. 93

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io) ) = c S = = d 5 a Q 9 = = © se oO = m D D Q@ ae a ay | = ® 5 ro 72) ° g Comal =z D Y © = 3 =. 2) ® 72) So) SENIORS RISE OVER FACULTY, FALL TO @ aq 0} JUEM J,, -1497 H4MO7T “S2uN}99] Siu Jo uO Jaye dn Buluea|D : 1497 ASSES It was 7:30 Thursday night, November 16, 1978, and excitement was in the air here at Boh. The annual Donkey Basketball Game between the Seniors and Faculty was about to begin. The teams lined up, the whistle blew, and laughter filled the gym. Out on the floor, both teachers and Seniors were coaxing their donkeys to move, and when they finally did move, shouts of ‘‘Hey, that's the wrong way!'’ were heard. And even though the students and teachers played by the rules and stayed on their ‘‘asses’’ it more often than not meant on the floor, not the donkeys. (Those donkeys were really determined to win the game!) However, the Seniors managed to walk (or is that limp?) away victorious when Bill Davis made the winning shot in the last two seconds of the game. The game was a great success for the Seniors, and also for the onlookers who enjoyed watching Seniors and teachers make ‘‘asses’’ of themselves again this year.