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

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BARBARA E. JOHNSON MEMORIAL SERVICE AWARD Several years ago the Little Eagle Service Award went to a student whose work was not limited to the classroom, the play- ing field, the stage, or any other one area of the school. This student was Barbara E. Johnson. After Barbara’s untimely and tragic death, this service award was changed to bear her name and has been given each year in commemoration to an outstanding senior who has dem- onstrated the same qualities in service and attitude as Barbara did years ago. This year’s decision was an extremely hard task. The nomi- nees for this award were Terry Blevins, Joe Christie, Jim Wil- son, Kathy Long, Val White, and Mary Lou Bolton. The winner is a student who has been active in many facets of school service and has been willing to help teachers, admin- istration, and members of guidance. As a matter of fact, this student was nominated by four different teachers. This year’s winner of the Barbara E. Johnson Memorial Service Award is Kathy Long. Kathy has been very active in Student Council. She was a member of the council for three years and a member of County Council for one year. This year Kathy was also president of the student council. Kathy has been active in both band and cho- rus. Although these seem like small achievements, Kathy has given her best to them. Few people are ever there when you need them, but Kathy seems to always be there. She was there to help type for the yearbook the day of our first deadline. Mr. Zang and Mr. Wal- lace have also appreciated her typing skills. In the guidance office she helped with everything from sorting and filing papers to running errands. Kathy has set her goal to help people, as she wrote; “In life many people have goals they want to set. They may want to become a doctor, lawyer, gas station owner, teacher, nurse, clerk, etc. Whatever their goal might be, though, they strive to get it done. My goal is just to do things at my very best capabil- ity and try to help people (all people) in every way I possibly can.

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PARADING AROUND | 84 - 843 Nee AT BO MANOR po deal Gd i Pe SisiMasoned CLOCKWISE AT TOP: Frank Carter shows off the last of the partying people of 1980. Scott Long adds novelty to parading. Many seniors have other expenses, other than school activities. Kerry Smith spins wheels to add life to the school tradition. Sidney Ford states his belief that the class of 1980 are 1. 106